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Heavenly
Heavenly (1-sided clear & emerald green cloudy vinyl 12" + insert limited to 100 copies)
Cat: SDR 061V3. Rel: 18 Nov 24
Bloom (2:17)
Floating (3:15)
Soft (3:18)
Heavenly (2:51)
Ghastly (2:22)
Review: Texan shoegaze arrivistes, Glare, share 'Heavenly'; the band's first proper EP-length release, it hotly follows their two drumroller single releases 'Into You' and 'Void In Blue', both released earlier in the year (yet they do not feature here). The EP hears Heavenly hone the best qualities of their sound so far, delivering a fiver of cataleptic overloads, and bottling a normally immiscible range of emotions - "love, loneliness, and anger" - where only the sonic medium of heavy-set rock gushes, and the act of averting one's gaze to the trodden, spirit-sodden floor, can succeed in integrating them. The EP's momentous shreds and viscid vocals are at times too much to muster for us sensitive types; we note the contrast of 'Bloom', 'Floating', 'Soft', 'Heavenly' with the closer 'Ghastly', a shocking tonal shift compared to the first four songs, its amped discordancy and snarled pickup grrs making it the standout of the bunch, yet also the most horrific; a well and truly drowned sorrow.
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Eisbaer
Eisbaer (limited blue vinyl 12")
Cat: WRWTFWW 041BLUE. Rel: 30 Apr 25
Eisbar (4:47)
FILM 2 (3:38)
Ich Lieb Sie (3:15)
Review: Few tracks capture the icy allure of early 80s electronic experimentation quite like this underground classic. Originally released in 1981, this Swiss post-punk/coldwave classic has transcended its era, becoming a cult favorite across underground scenes and DJ sets of various genres. Now reissued on limited blue vinyl, its influence remains undeniable. 'Eisbaer' is a track that bridges stark, minimalist electronics with the raw energy of post-punk. The hypnotic bassline and cold, robotic drum programming lay a foundation for jagged guitar stabs and eerie synth flourishes, creating an urgent, mechanical pulse. The disaffected, almost mantra-like vocalsideclaring "Ich mochte ein Eisbar sein" ("I want to be a polar bear")iheighten its existential detachment. Echoes of Throbbing Gristle's industrial edge and Cabaret Voltaire's abstract electronics blend seamlessly with the emerging synth-pop movement, helping to push new wave into more danceable, electronic territory. Side B's 'Film 2' takes a more abrasive approach, a pounding, near-industrial instrumental that pulses with motorik intensity. 'Ich Lieb Sie' is more restrained but equally unsettling, its sparse arrangement and ghostly atmosphere reinforcing Grauzone's unique ability to evoke emotion through minimalism. Timeless and still chillingly modern, this reissue ensures that Eisbar and its B-sides continue to inspire. A crucial document of coldwave's evolution, reaffirming why this track remains a DJ favourite decades later.
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Uncollected Noise New York '88-'90
Uncollected Noise New York '88-'90 (gatefold transluscent blue marbled vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: SC 57X. Rel: 01 Oct 24
Shout You Down (2:43)
See Through Glasses (4:00)
On The Floor (Noise NY version) (3:03)
Can't Believe It's Me (3:49)
Oblivious (3:21)
King Of Spain (4:31)
Jerome (2:48)
Song In 3 (3:25)
Crazy (1:56)
I Wanna Live (2:33)
I Will Walk (2:08)
Cold Night (2:38)
Ceremony (5:56)
Never Get To Heaven (2:13)
Maracas Song (3:54)
Victory Garden (2:49)
Blue Thunder (with Sax) (3:48)
Cheese & Onions (3:04)
Fourth Of July (video mix) (4:33)
Cactus (3:53)
Moonshot (3:46)
Them (3:37)
Final Day (2:54)
Here She Comes Now (5:58)
Review: Uncollected Noise New York '88-'90 marks Galaxie 500's first new archival release in nearly three decades, presenting the most extensive collection of unreleased and rare material from the band. Spanning 24 tracks, this compilation includes the complete Noise New York studio recordings, outtakes and non-album tracks. The band meticulously compiled this collection, tracing their journey from their earliest studio moments to their final recordings. Featuring eight previously unheard tracks and rare, long-out-of-print studio material, Uncollected Noise New York '88-'90 offers a hidden history of the band's evolution from beginning to end. Produced and engineered by Kramer at Noise New York from 1988 to 1990, the album's packaging includes archival images and historical liner notes by the band. Galaxie 500's three studio albums include 'Today' (1988), 'On Fire' (1989), and 'This Is Our Music' (1990). 'Shout You Down' and 'I Wanna Live' are two standout tracks from this release with the band's raw and evolving sound on full display






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Let All That We Imagine Be The Light
Let All That We Imagine Be The Light (limited 'pearl sunrise' vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 964145 491. Rel: 29 May 25
There's No Future In Optimism (3:20)
Chinese Fire Horse (4:04)
Hold (4:34)
Have We Met (The Void) (5:12)
Sisyphus (5:13)
Radical (4:19)
Love To Give (4:22)
Get Out My Face Aka Bad Kitty (4:35)
R U Happy Now (3:36)
The Day That I Met God (5:48)
Review: Led by Edinburgh-born Los Angeles-based 90s superstar Shirley Manson, Garbage have emerged from dark, troubling times to present a new album. The follow up to 2021's No God No Masters was originally intended for release in 2023, but got put back, reportedly due to Manson's surgeries, writer's block and the death of her pet dog. Those who've kept patient, however, are in for a treat: it's a life-affirming record that stands tall in the transatlantic group's storied oeuvre. Ever the sharp critical thinker, the lyrics to lead single 'There's No Future In Optimism' remind us to grab life by the horns and feel unburned by darkness for a moment - it's a message we need from our popstars and it's a nice respite from the cranky punk music that's saturated our radio waves over the past few years.
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Let All That We Imagine Be The Light
Cat: 964145 501. Rel: 29 May 25
There's No Future In Optimism (3:20)
Chinese Fire Horse (4:04)
Hold (4:34)
Have We Met (The Void) (5:12)
Sisyphus (5:13)
Radical (4:19)
Love To Give (4:22)
Get Out My Face Aka Bad Kitty (4:35)
R U Happy Now (3:36)
The Day That I Met God (5:48)
Review: This is the first album in four years from Scot-fronted Los Angeles band Garbage and their eighth studio album total. The previous album, No Gods No Masters, delved into some heavy sociopolitical themes, which were given a lot of attention because it came out amid Covid. With this album, as the title gives away, there is a shift towards more positive thinking, even if some seriousness remains. The single 'There's No Future In Optimism' reminds us to grab life by the horns and feel unburned by darkness for a moment - Shirley Manson clearly remembering the joy of pop and the hope it can bring, despite geopolitical uncertainties. Sonically, they've crafted very powerful electronica-tinged rock, with a brilliant emphasis on rhythm, the joys of a well constructed beat and some gritty bass.
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Geek The Girl (30th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: 4AD 0809CD. Rel: 15 May 25
My Secret Reason (CD 1: Geek The Girl)
Trouble
Geek The Girl
Just Geek
Cry Wolf
A Psychopath
Sexy Little Girl Princess
Phantom Love
Cancer Of Everything
A Guy Like You
Of Love & Colors
Stars
The Mirror Is Gone
Happiness (CD 2: Inconsiderate Bitch)
Energy
Puppet
Sycophant
(Late Night) Dresses
Review: Indiana singer-songwritern Lisa Germano's 1994 moody dark indie rock masterpiece has been remastered at Abbey Road Studios in London. This expanded edition - released as part of 4AD's Record Store Day spread - includes 'The Mirror Is Gone' and the five-track EP 'Inconsiderate Bitch', making it a bumper version of one of the key albums of the 90s. Germano's voice is a thing of wonder with lyrics that cut through the noise. The sonics underpinning her voice are often sparse and atmospheric, allowing us listeners to really feel the intimacy of feeling. It's no wonder the likes of Eels, Bowie and Iggy Pop called her in to guest on their records.
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Something To Write Home About (25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)
Something To Write Home About (25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) (gatefold transluscent silver marbled vinyl 2xLP + 28-page booklet + MP3 download code in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: PRC 497LPC. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Holiday
Action & Action
Valentine
Red Letter Day
Out Of Reach
Ten Minutes
The Company Dime
My Apology
I'm A Loner Dottie, A Rebel
Long Goodnight
Close To Home
I'll Catch You
One Year Later (demo) (3:10)
Close To Home (demo) (3:54)
Out Of Reach (demo) (3:40)
Holiday (demo) (3:20)
Valentine (demo) (6:19)
My Apology (demo) (3:35)
Red Letter Day (demo) (2:56)
Ten Minutes (demo) (3:15)
Central Standard Time (Four track demo) (3:56)
Long Goodnight (Four track demo) (3:51)
The Company Dime (Four track demo) (3:41)
I'll Catch You (Four track demo) (2:32)
Review: If there was a ever a genre of music that made you feel old through its own ageing process, it's pop-punk and emo. The soundtrack to a 1001 American coming of age movies in the 1990s and, to a lesser extent, the noughties, the high energy, high-emotional quality that runs through these tunes can't help but cast the mind back to what now feels like a more innocent time. But, as the songs made clear, we were actually wrought with complicated self-doubt and uncertainty. 1999 was a peak year for this, with Blink 182, Sum 41 and Avril Lavigne vying for chart positions in the UK alongside dominant trance and dance beats. The Get Up Kids were less visible in Britain, but among the noise this Kansas city crew dropped Something To Write Home About. Achieving significant acclaim Stateside, the record would go on to influence the birth of Fall Out Boy, the Wonder Years, and Taking Back Sunday, among others.
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Illuminator
Illuminator ('glow white & black dot' clear & black merge vinyl LP + insert (indie exclusive))
Cat: CT 376LPC1. Rel: 05 Sep 24
Wish Me Away
Light Runner
To The Stars & Back
Going In Circles
It's All Too Fast
Falling Down
Destination Illumination
Later
Glow
Water In My Lungs
Milestones
Review: Formed in the peak pandemic year of 2020, GIFT emerged during a challenging time but quickly found their sound as they blended early shoegaze, 90s alternative rock and modern pop. Their 2022 debut Momentary Presence showcased their potential and now their new album Illuminator on Captured Tracks further highlights the band's ever-evolving sound and unique chemistry. With nods to label mates like Beach Fossils and DIIV, GIFT creates sleek, danceable, and mesmerising tracks led by TJ Freda. The quintet deftly explores themes of time, love, and change through standout songs like 'Wish Me Away' and 'Going In Circles' to make Illuminator a soundtrack to life's fleeting moments.
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Shinbangumi
Shinbangumi (cassette)
Cat: GI 443CASS. Rel: 12 Sep 24
Welcome (0:39)
No Problems (3:40)
Better Than Monday (2:54)
There Was A Time (2:44)
All Night (2:52)
CM (0:51)
Only You (3:31)
Kaze (2:13)
Giddy Up (3:30)
Think Cool (0:50)
Show 10 (5:13)
Take Me Back (3:00)
Review: Immerse yourself in the world of Ginger Root, where Cameron Lew's meticulous craftsmanship shines through. Since 2017, this Southern California multi-instrumentalist, producer, songwriter, and visual artist has drawn a dedicated following with his remarkable albums, films, and global tours. Ginger Root's soundia polished blend of synth-pop, alt-disco, boogie, and soulireflects Lew's Asian-American heritage and love for 1970s and '80s music, including Japanese City Pop and its Western counterparts like French Pop and Philly Soul. Lew's third LP, Shinbangumi, marks his debut on Ghostly International and is set for a 2024 release with an accompanying visual album. This album represents a new chapter for Lew, showcasing his confidence and intention in presenting Ginger Root's definitive sound. Tracks like 'No Problems' and 'Better Than Monday' highlight Lew's signature style, blending diverse genres into cohesive songs. With Shinbangumi, Lew masterfully weaves his influences into a modern and refreshing sound, creating an album that serves as both a nostalgic homage and a bold step forward.
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Shinbangumi
Shinbangumi ("sunray" orange & white splattered vinyl LP + "pop-out building" insert)
Cat: GI 443LPC1. Rel: 12 Sep 24
Welcome
No Problems
Better Than Monday
There Was A Time
All Night
CM
Only You
Kaze
Giddy Up
Think Cool
Show 10
Take Me Back (Owakare No Jikan)
Review: Step inside the world of Ginger Root with Shinbangdumi, Cameron Lew's third LP and Ghostly International debut. A multi-instrumentalist, producer, songwriter, and visual artist from Southern California, Lew has crafted his unique blend of handmade yet polished synth-pop, alt-disco, boogie and soul since 2017. Drawing inspiration from 1970s and '80s music, particularly Japanese City Pop and its Western counterparts, Lew creates a sound that is singular and modern. Shinbangumi translates to "a new season of a show" and reflects Lew's personal and artistic evolution. The album's track arrangement, influenced by feedback from his live band and collaborator David Gutel, is designed to take listeners on an exhilarating journey, starting with the infectious 'No Problems' and its catchy basslines and guitar riffs. 'Better Than Monday' transitions from lo-fi to hi-fi splendor, humorously addressing the universal dread of Mondays. The album balances referential and refreshing elements, with tracks like 'There Was A Time' and 'All Night' showcasing Lew's melodic strength. 'Only You' delivers a true City Pop anthem, while "Giddy Up" channels The B-52s and Devo. 'Kaze' evokes the Tin Pan Alley sound of Harry Hosono, recorded in a Tokyo karaoke bar. 'Show 10' stands as the album's spiritual heart, reminding Lew of his commitment to delivering his best to fans. With Shinbangdumi, Ginger Root presents a wealth of nostalgia and innovation with their version of synthpop.
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Shinbangumi
Cat: GI 443LP. Rel: 12 Sep 24
Welcome
No Problems
Better Than Monday
There Was A Time
All Night
CM
Only You
Kaze
Giddy Up
Think Cool
Show 10
Take Me Back
Review: Shinbangumi is the third LP from multi-instrumentalist Lew, marks a significant evolution for the Southern California artist Ginger Root. Seamlessly blending 70s and 80s influences like Japanese City Pop, Philly Soul, and French Pop, Lew's sound is a sophisticated mix of synth-pop, alt-disco, boogie, and soul. Shinbangumi stands out not only for its musical strength but also for its conceptual narrative, continuing from the 2022 EP Nisemono. Tracks like 'No Problems' and 'Better Than Monday' exhibit Lew's knack for combining catchy melodies with clever production. 'There Was A Time' and 'All Night' highlight his ability to craft both introspective and dance-worthy tunes. 'Only You' delves into true City Pop, while 'Giddy Up' channels the quirky energy of The B-52s and Devo. 'Kaze,' recorded in Tokyo, adds a unique texture inspired by Yellow Magic Orchestra's Harry Hosono. Lew's dedication to his craft and his fans is more than evident here.
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Hit & Run: Revisited (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: 502173 2376831. Rel: 08 May 25
C'mon Let's Go (3:34)
The Hunter (3:14)
(I'm Your) Victim (2:48)
Kick It Down (3:01)
Following The Crowd (3:03)
Tush (2:17)
Hit & Run (3:10)
Watch Your Step (3:11)
Back To Start (3:27)
Yeah Right (3:20)
Future Flash (4:15)
Review: Originally released in 1981 via Bronze Records, Hit & Run would serve as the sophomore full-length from London's Girlschool. Reaching No. 5 in the UK Albums Chart with the title-track charting at No. 32 in the UK singles, the album was the band's biggest success, even landing them an obligatory mime performance on Top Of the Pops. Returning to London's Jackson's Studios to work with producer Vic Maile, who handled desk duties on their 1980 debut Demolition, the project saw the group ramp up their speed and melody, ultimately cementing their place as somewhat retrospectively overlooked pioneers of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWBHM). Reissued or rather "revisited" for Record Store Day 2025, this lush, limited red wax pressing features cuts such as the iconic opening banger 'C'mon Let's Go', which appeared in the Gemini Award winning 2005 documentary Metal: A Headbanger's Journey, as well as their much adored rendition of ZZ Top's 'Tush'.
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I Love You So F***ing Much
I Love You So F***ing Much (CD + foldout poster)
Cat: 651918 7. Rel: 18 Jul 24
Show Pony
Whatthehellishappening?
Creatures In Heaven
Wonderful Nothing
A Tear In Space (Airlock)
I Can't Make You Fall In Love Again
How I Learned To Love The Bomb
White Roses
On The Run
Lost In The Ocean
Review: Glass Animals' fourth studio album, I Love You So F***ing Much, arrives in both vinyl and CD formats, with this being the latter. It marks a welcome return almost four years after their chart-topping single 'Heat Waves' which took them to all new levels go global game as the best-selling single of the year. Frontman Dave Bayley's global rise during the pandemic inspired the album but despite the success, testing positive for COVID-19 meant they missed the 2022 Grammys ceremony after being nominated. The record delves into the challenges of fame and is poised to elevate the band to new heights.
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I Love You So F***ing Much
Cat: 651919 7. Rel: 18 Jul 24
Show Pony (4:11)
Whatthehellishappening? (3:41)
Creatures In Heaven (3:38)
Wonderful Nothing (4:24)
A Tear In Space (Airlock) (3:20)
I Can't Make You Fall In Love Again (4:48)
How I Learned To Love The Bomb (4:09)
White Roses (3:37)
On The Run (4:32)
Lost In The Ocean (4:08)
Review: I Love You So F***ing Much is the fourth studio album from English indie rock band Glass Animals. It comes almost four years after their epic 'Heat Waves' single rose to the top of the charts and was partly inspired by frontman Dave Bayley's experience of becoming a global sensation. Because that success came in the pandemic, the band were forced to miss the 2022 Grammys at which they had been nominated for Best New Artist cause they tested positive for COVID-19. The record is another surefire success that addresses the pitfalls of fame and will likely take the band to all new levels.
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E
E (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SP 160LP. Rel: 08 May 25
All My Life (4:57)
Shrine (3:41)
Good Friends Call Me E (3:49)
Flood (3:04)
Human Dust (7:21)
Solid Stone (3:29)
Dreams (2:07)
Sing Me Softly Of The Blues (3:50)
On The Way Down (2:49)
Song For Emahoy (6:12)
Da (3:01)
Review: Seattle-raised, New York-based singer and pianist Eliana Glass releases one of the most arresting debuts of the year, finding her own nuanced style after years training as a jazz vocalist and being in steeped in records by Nina Simone. Glass' love of more indie influences, such the ethereal Elizabeth Fraser of the Cocteau Twins means she fuses technical excellence with a more emotional led timbre that, in turn, brings you closer to her soul. 'On The Way Down' is a great place to start as it's a stunning marriage of piano and vocal but when she just plays piano the hairs stand on the back of your neck, too. Check out 'Song for Emahoy' and try not to cry.
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End Of The Nail
End Of The Nail (black & burgundy marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: OPR 059P. Rel: 16 Jan 25
Half Smile (3:22)
Silver Pin (3:49)
The Body's Worth (3:32)
Lifetime (3:24)
Proving Honest (3:56)
Sinking Feeling (2:40)
First Dream (4:01)
Not Stolen (3:14)
Behaviour (2:58)
My Way Down (3:11)
Bottleneck (3:03)
Review: The best kept secret in shoegaze? Probably depends on how many other secrets you know about and what they are. Either way, Gleemer are the almost-stadium sized band half the crowd are blown away by because they've never heard of before, and the other half are absolutely obsessed with and have been since they first encountered the group. End of the Nail is quintessential Gleemer business, and wholly indicative of why people love them so much. Combining elements of grunge and garage, skate and 'adult emo' into this gnarly, taught and rhythmic guitar soup, it's as much about looking upwards into the great beyond with contemplative chords and choruses as it is staring down at the pavement and wondering where from there. Dreamy and muscular at the same time.
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Scenes From The Second Storey (reissue)
Cat: 885100 9. Rel: 30 Jan 25
Dream Machine (5:25)
She Said (4:39)
The Blind Man (5:58)
I've Seen The Man (2:42)
The Desert Song (5:02)
Home (5:21)
It's All Over (5:48)
Temptation (4:54)
Out (5:06)
Ego (3:36)
Seven (16:31)
Purity (8:51)
The Piano Song (4:53)
Review: This underground post-rock classic is now available on double vinyl for the first time since 1993, with a fresh transfer by Frank Arkwright at Abbey Road from the original masters. The God Machine, formed in 1990, released two albums that helped shape the post-rock and post-metal scenes. Despite glowing reviews and live shows supporting the likes of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and My Bloody Valentine, they never gained wide recognition, often falling between indie and rock circles. Championing the band, BBC Radio 1's John Peel invited them for sessions in 1992 and 1993, cementing their place in underground music history.
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Harmonics (Deluxe Edition)
Harmonics (Deluxe Edition) (limited gatefold translucent pink vinyl 2xLP + insert + sticker + MP3 download code)
Cat: WIGLP 437X. Rel: 11 Jul 24
Moments Die (feat Barrie) (4:04)
Progress (feat Ibibio Sound Machine) (3:49)
Destiny (feat Findia) (4:07)
New World (Flow) (feat Fiorious) (5:08)
When Love's Out Of Fashion (feat Oranje) (3:18)
Follow You (4:23)
On My Mind (4:16)
Summon (feat Hayden Thorpe) (4:31)
When You Call (feat Findia) (5:12)
Out At Night (3:18)
Mountains (feat Alexis Taylor & Al Doyle) (2:56)
Ghosts (feat Tom McFarland) (3:36)
Miles Away (feat Falle Nioke) (5:44)
Revery (feat Alabaster DePlume) (5:47)
Review: Joe Goddard's superb album Harmonics receives the deluxe treatment here on lovely double pink vinyl. Expanding upon the original release, this edition delves deeper into Goddard's musical universe. From infectious grooves to ethereal melodies, each track showcases his prowess as a producer and musician. The deluxe edition adds layers of complexity and richness, providing listeners with an even more immersive experience so whether you're drawn to the pulsating beats or the intricate harmonies, Harmonics in its deluxe form promises to please.
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How We Operate (National Album Day 2024)
How We Operate (National Album Day 2024) (gatefold translucent amber vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 726225 3. Rel: 19 Oct 24
Notice (4:01)
See The World (4:03)
How We Operate (5:27)
Hamoa Beach (3:30)
Girlshapedlovedrug (4:01)
Chasing Ghosts With Alcohol (3:37)
Tear Your Love Apart (4:07)
Charley Patton Songs (5:13)
Woman! Man! (4:04)
All Too Much (4:33)
Cry On Demand (4:23)
Don't Make Me Laugh (4:30)
Review: How We Operate is the fifth studio album from Gomez, originally released in May 2006. Celebrating National Album Day 2024, it is now available for the first time on vinyl since its debut, pressed on double amber translucent vinyl. The album features standout tracks from the Sheffield stool rockers such as 'See The World', 'How We Operate', 'Notice', and 'Girlshapedlovedrug'. Known for its eclectic mix of indie rock and blues, this limited edition is a collector's gem for hardcore Gomez fans.
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Miracle Music
Miracle Music (limited 'forest night' dark green vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: TRR 434LPC1. Rel: 15 May 25
Silver Bells (5:01)
Primeval Lite I-III (6:35)
Earthly Life (4:39)
Homemade Crucifix (3:25)
Harmonious Living (3:47)
Strange Paradise (6:38)
Perfect Etercuss (4:11)
Visible Darkness (3:53)
Choir Commencement (1:32)
Review: Recorded at Portland's Type Foundry studio i where American instrumental experimental rockers Grails' earliest records were born i Miracle Music is the band's 12th long player and weaves acoustic and electric guitars, synths, brass, woodwinds, percussion and samples into an expansive, cinematic tapestry. Drawing from early industrial textures, classical elegance and psychedelic ambiance, the album crafts a heavy yet ethereal mood. Tracks like 'Silver Bells' pulse with vintage electro urgency, while others invoke a sense of reflection and grandeur. This balance of boundary-pushing intensity and airy melodicism reflects Grails' quarter-century commitment to reinvention. As both a nod to their origins and a bold step forward, Miracle Music stands as one of Grails' most personal and profound releases i a key to their ability to transform eclectic influences into something singular and deeply moving.
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The Art Of The Lie
The Art Of The Lie (gatefold pale pink vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: BELLA 1594VX. Rel: 13 Jun 24
All That School For Nothing (5:20)
Marbles (7:15)
Father (7:02)
Mother & Son (7:13)
Twistin Scriptures (0:22)
Meek AF (6:22)
It's A Bitch (4:32)
Daddy (6:39)
The Child Catcher (7:11)
Laura Lou (3:51)
Zeitgeist (5:11)
Review: Lying is rather like borrowing money from an alternate reality. The liars don't exist in it and yet they bank on its invented energy. American singer-songwriter and former Czars frontman John Grant knows this all too well, not least the degree to which the lie is indelibly riven across every facet of modern society; his latest album takes its title after the concept and, though its message is a bitter pill, it's also packed with humour and bombast, stylistically straddling everything from electro-pop to alt-indie in a whirlwind of named (and in the lattermost case, featured) influences from the Art Of Noise to Laurie Anderson to Vangelis to (the album's producer) Ivor Guest. A politically sprawling project spanning many contemporary gripes, The Art Of The Lie is an extreme effort at sublimating the frustration of the now.
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Kid Krow: Decomposed (5th Anniversary Edition)
Kid Krow: Decomposed (5th Anniversary Edition) (black & white splattered vinyl LP + inserts)
Cat: 781192 3. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Bed Rest (4:08)
The Cut That Always Bleeds (3:51)
Wish You Were Sober (2:49)
Heather (3:18)
(Online Love) (0:38)
Fight Or Flight (2:52)
Maniac (3:04)
Affluenza (3:15)
Checkmate (2:29)
(Can We Be Friends?) (0:56)
Little League (3:14)
Comfort Crowd (2:55)
The Story (4:03)
The Cut That Always Bleeds (live) (3:59)
Heather (Lost Verse version - live) (4:01)
Review: Conan Gray revisits the corvine world of his 2020 debut, with three new bonuses as well as new cover art hand-drawn by Gray himself. Among them is 'Bed Rest', a previously unreleased song written during the original album sessions: Gray describes it as a time capsulate presciently mirroring his present state of mind, five years on. Then there're the two live versions: 'Heather (Lost Verse Version)' and 'The Cut That Always Bleeds', both of which provide subtle indication of the upward trajectory, though its maximal vintage pop stylings are kept intact . Kid Krow originally marked Gray's shift from bedroom pop phenom to breakout singer-songwriter; now the expanded edition lands beside a digital release, with physical preorders closing the loop on the very record that launched his career into orbit.
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Dear Life
Dear Life (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: LAM 2401LP. Rel: 16 Jan 25
After The Harvest
Plus & Minus
Eyes Made Rain
Leave Taking
I Saw Love
Fighting Talk
Sunlight On Water
That Day Must Surely Come
Singing For The Pharaoh
The Messenger
Acceptance (It's Alright)
Future Bride
The Only Ones
The First Stone
More Than Anything
Review: If you're over the age of 30 it's probably quite alarming to think David Gray's monumental smash hit single 'Babylon' is now almost a quarter century old. A track that appeared everywhere, from TV ads to films to the radio for the next 25 years or so, it's the sort of song that artists can find it incredibly hard to come back from. Career defining, but also limiting, its enormous success melding with the very identity of the person who made it. Dear Life, Gray's 13th studio album and his first since 2021's Skellig, proves how unfair that familiar pattern can be. Deft songwriting and first class musicianship abound, although the record is unlikely to win any new disciples - this is very much Gray doing Gray the right way, a soft rock-pop-jazz-tronica workout that's easy to get along with, and get a little lost in - it's going to be just what the therapist ordered for those already converted.
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Saya
Saya (CD)
Cat: DH 2052. Rel: 20 Feb 25
Thus Is Why (I Dont Spring 4 Love)
Shell (Of A Man)
Line Back 22
Puddle (Of Me)
How Long Can You Keep Up A Lie?
Cats Cradle!
10 Ways (To Lose A Crown)
HBW
Exhaust The Topic
Lie Down
Review: Since releasing her much admired debut album 19 Masters in 2022 - an impossible to pigeonhole affair that saw the Canadian-Japanese bassist-turned-solo artist explore her abstract and experimental influences - Saya Gray has kept fans content via a series of low-key (but undeniably interesting) EPs. Here she finally delivers full-length number two, the simply titled Saya, whose genesis can be traced back to a solo trip across Japan accompanied by her acoustic guitar. Musically, it is rooted in folk - bluesy finger-picking motifs, strummed chords and her sweet vocals are an almost ever-present - but it's like no folk album you'll have heard before, with Gray throwing in everything from Tricky style moody trip-hop beats, haunting pedal steel, dark electronics and nods to country, Americana, r&b and atmospheric electronica.
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American Idiot (20th Anniversary Edition)
American Idiot (20th Anniversary Edition) (gatefold translucent red & black splattered vinyl 2xLP + posster)
Cat: 009362 4862734. Rel: 24 Oct 24
American Idiot
Jesus Of Suburnia/City Of The Damned/I Don't Care/Dearly Beloved/Tales Of Another Broken Home
Holiday
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams
Are We The Waiting
St Jimmy
Give Me Novacaine
She's A Rebel
Extraordinary Girl
Letterbomb
Wake Me Up When September Ends
Homecoming: Death Of St Jimmy/East 12th St/Nobody Likes You/Rock & Roll Girlfriend/We're Coming Home Again
Whatsername
Review: A defining moment in latter day punk rock history originally released in 2004, capturing the disillusionment of a generation at the time, Green Day's American Idiot now gets a special 20th Anniversary edition. Hits like 'American Idiot' itself and 'Boulevard of Broken Dreams' still resonate with audiences today though, and this anniversary edition enriches the original with unreleased demos, live tracks and alternate versions, offering a deeper glimpse into the album's creation. A must-have for longtime fans and new listeners alike.
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American Idiot (20th Anniversary Edition)
American Idiot (20th Anniversary Edition) (4xCD + 2xBlu-ray box set with obi-strip)
Cat: 009362 4862680. Rel: 24 Oct 24
American Idiot (CD1 & 2)
Jesus Of Suburbia/City Of The Damned/I Don't Care/Dearly Beloved/Tales Of Another Broken Home
Holiday
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams
Are We The Waiting
St Jimmy
Give Me Novacaine
She's A Rebel
Extraordinary Girl
Letterbomb
Wake Me Up When September Ends
Homecoming/Death Of St Jimmy/East 12th St/Nobody Likes You/Rock & Roll Girlfriend/We're Coming Home Again
Whatsername
American Idiot (CD3 & 4 - B-Sides & bonus tracks) (4:06)
Jesus Of Suburbia (live) (9:22)
Holiday (live) (4:45)
Are We The Waiting (live) (3:20)
St Jimmy (live) (2:50)
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (live) (4:38)
Favourite Son (bonus track) (2:04)
Shoplifter (bonus track) (1:48)
Governator (bonus track) (2:30)
Too Much Too Soon (bonus track) (3:29)
Are We The Waiting (live) (5:59)
St Jimmy (live) (3:33)
Give Me Novacaine (live) (4:07)
Homecoming (live) (5:15)
American Idiot (CD4 & 5 - demo tracks) (2:55)
American Idiot (Alt version) (2:30)
Jesus Of Suburbia (2:18)
Holiday/Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (8:15)
Are We We Are/St Jimmy Opera (5:34)
Novacaine (3:29)
She's A Rebel (2:13)
Radio Baghdad (3:27)
Cluster Bomb (2:46)
Wake Me Up When September Ends (4:33)
Homecoming (Nobody Likes You) (10:14)
Everyone's Breaking Down (3:47)
Just Another Year (1:56)
Lowlife (3:43)
Whatsername (4:02)
American Idiot (CD7 & 8 - live tracks) (4:24)
Jesus Of Suburbia (8:44)
Holiday (5:02)
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (4:28)
Are We The Waiting (2:53)
St Jimmy (2:43)
Give Me Novacaine (3:54)
She's A Rebel (2:14)
Extraordinary Girl (2:54)
Letterbomb (4:20)
Wake Me Up When September Ends (4:59)
Homecoming (9:37)
Whatsername (5:01)
Minority (6:33)
We Are The Champions (5:10)
Heart Like A Hand Grenade (Blu-ray1)
20 Years Of American Idiot (Blu-ray2 - BBC live)
Review: Say what you will about Green Day's career resurgence record but 2004's American Idiot slaps far more than any hater will have you remember. While many still bemoan the band's shying away from the slacker college rock of 2000's Warning, it's impossible to deny the massive staying power that came from the ludicrous hit singles of the title-track as well as 'Boulevard Of Broken Dreams', 'Holiday' and even the nine minute opus 'Jesus Of Suburbia'. Leaning further into concept and theatricality than ever before while essentially serving as the torch bearer album that saw Green Day be passed from Generation X to the millennials of the 21st century, it's easy to understand why American Idiot has become a victim of its own success in the two decades since release, but that doesn't excuse the selective amnesia for how potent of a record it truly was upon arrival and just how prevalent Green Day became in the cultural rock music zeitgeist for an entirely new generation of anxious kids. This 20th anniversary expanded edition arrives in a 4xCD box set complete with a bonus 2xBlu-ray.
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American Idiot
American Idiot (numbered limited one-step vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 093624 840473. Rel: 22 Nov 24
American Idiot
Jesus Of Suburnia/City Of The Damned/I Don't Care/Dearly Beloved/Tales Of Another Broken Home
Holiday
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams
Are We The Waiting
St Jimmy
Give Me Novacaine
She's A Rebel
Extraordinary Girl
Letterbomb
Wake Me Up When September Ends
Homecoming: Death Of St Jimmy/East 12th St/Nobody Likes You/Rock & Roll Girlfriend/We're Coming Home Again
Whatsername
Review: American Idiot marked a pivotal moment in Green Day's career, propelling them to new heights both commercially and creatively. The album, released in 2004, combines punk energy with a bold narrative, delivering a politically charged rock opera that resonated with a generation. Its mix of rebellious spirit and introspective lyrics touched on themes of disillusionment, suburban angst, and the search for identity. Tracks like the explosive title song and 'Holiday' channel raw defiance, while 'Boulevard of Broken Dreams' and 'Wake Me Up When September Ends' showcase the band's ability to craft emotional ballads with wide appeal. The ambitious multi-part suites 'Jesus of Suburbia' and 'Homecoming' are daring, theatrical pieces that added depth to the album's story arc. Billie Joe Armstrong's sharp songwriting and the band's tight, dynamic sound made American Idiot a modern classic. Its balance of punk rebellion and mainstream accessibility cemented Green Day's place as one of the defining rock bands of the 2000s.
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American Idiot (20th Anniversary Edition)
American Idiot (20th Anniversary Edition) (limited numbered coloured vinyl 8xLP + 2xBlu-ray in spot-varnished box set + flag + tie + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: 009362 4862673. Rel: 24 Oct 24
American Idiot (LP1 & 2)
Jesus Of Suburbia/City Of The Damned/I Don't Care/Dearly Beloved/Tales Of Another Broken Home
Holiday
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams
Are We The Waiting
St Jimmy
Give Me Novacaine
She's A Rebel
Extraordinary Girl
Letterbomb
Wake Me Up When September Ends
Homecoming/Death Of St Jimmy/East 12th St/Nobody Likes You/Rock & Roll Girlfriend/We're Coming Home Again
Whatsername
American Idiot (LP3 & 4 - B-Sides & bonus tracks) (4:06)
Jesus Of Suburbia (live) (9:22)
Holiday (live) (4:45)
Are We The Waiting (live) (3:20)
St Jimmy (live) (2:50)
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (live) (4:38)
Favourite Son (bonus track) (2:04)
Shoplifter (bonus track) (1:48)
Governator (bonus track) (2:30)
Too Much Too Soon (bonus track) (3:29)
Are We The Waiting (live) (5:59)
St Jimmy (live) (3:33)
Give Me Novacaine (live) (4:07)
Homecoming (live) (5:15)
American Idiot (LP4 & 5 - demo tracks) (2:55)
American Idiot (Alt version) (2:30)
Jesus Of Suburbia (2:18)
Holiday/Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (8:15)
Are We We Are/St Jimmy Opera (5:34)
Novacaine (3:29)
She's A Rebel (2:13)
Radio Baghdad (3:27)
Cluster Bomb (2:46)
Wake Me Up When September Ends (4:33)
Homecoming (Nobody Likes You) (10:14)
Everyone's Breaking Down (3:47)
Just Another Year (1:56)
Lowlife (3:43)
Whatsername (4:02)
American Idiot (LP7 & 8 - live tracks) (4:24)
Jesus Of Suburbia (8:44)
Holiday (5:02)
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (4:28)
Are We The Waiting (2:53)
St Jimmy (2:43)
Give Me Novacaine (3:54)
She's A Rebel (2:14)
Extraordinary Girl (2:54)
Letterbomb (4:20)
Wake Me Up When September Ends (4:59)
Homecoming (9:37)
Whatsername (5:01)
Minority (6:33)
We Are The Champions (5:10)
Heart Like A Hand Grenade (Blu-ray1)
20 Years Of American Idiot (Blu-ray2 - BBC live)
Review: Green Day's American Idiot is the much-loved band's seminal 2004 album, capturing the perennial angst and disillusionment of a generation, currently enjoying its 20th birthday although its politically charged punk rock remaining as relevant as ever. This anniversary edition enriches the original with unreleased demos, live performances, and alternate takes to offer a deeper insight into the album's creation. Tracks like 'Holiday' and 'Boulevard of Broken Dreams' still resonate, while the added material highlights the band's creative process.
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Strut Of Kings
Strut Of Kings (gatefold LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: GBVI 121. Rel: 01 Jul 24
Show Me The Castle (4:23)
Dear Onion (1:44)
This Will Go On (2:05)
Fictional Environment Dream (3:53)
Olympus Cock In Radiana (2:52)
Leaving Umbrella (3:33)
Cavemen Running Naked (2:22)
Timing Voice (3:30)
Bit Of A Crunch (4:42)
Serene King (3:15)
Bicycle Garden (3:08)
Review: Guided By Voices have a forty year history which they have drawn up on here. Strut Of Kings is their 41st album and is another one which confirms they are true indie rock royalty. It was mostly recorded in a studio in Kings County, New York and nods towards some of the more malevolent thorne sitters in history. It makes for a surreal year regal listen that features standout tunes like 'Olympus Cock In Radiana', 'This Will Go On' and 'Show Me The Castle.' A triumphant return indeed.
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Universe Room
Cat: GBVI 122CD. Rel: 05 Feb 25
Driving Time
I Couldn't See The Light
I Will Be A Monk
The Great Man
Clearly Aware
Dawn Believes
Play Shadows
Fly Religion
The Well Known Soldier
Hers Purple
Independent Animal
19th Man To Fly An Airplane
Elfin Flower With Knees
Fran Cisco
Aluminum Stingray Girl
Aesop Dreamed Of Lions
Everybody's A Star
Review: This is Guided By Voices' 41st(!) album. And you rightfully may ask how do you go about keeping a band together for that long? GBV thankfully have a solution to that and it involves leader Robert Pollard being the sole constant member. Nevertheless, this album features the longest-lasting lineup of GBV ever (Robert Pollard, Doug Gillard, Kevin March, Mark Shue and Bobby Bare Jr) and they're on invigorating form, guided by some righteous principals. "I wanted to get a little more sonic diversity for this album," says Pollard, "So I asked each member of the band to record all the instruments for one song and I did three songs myself. For the rest of the songs, we used a lot of different approaches to the recording of both the instruments and the vocals." Pollard adds, "I wanted to create, hopefully, an experience, kind of a wild ride, where the listener would want to hear it multiple times in order to grasp all the sections and fields of sound to discover something new with each listen." Anthemic, timeless and completely worthy of repeat listens, this tireless indie rock group have audibly hit their brief.
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Universe Room
Universe Room (LP + booklet)
Cat: GBVI 122LP. Rel: 10 Feb 25
Driving Time (2:03)
I Couldn't See The Light (2:55)
I Will Be A Monk (1:27)
The Great Man (2:05)
Clearly Aware (2:33)
Dawn Believes (3:23)
Play Shadows (2:01)
Fly Religion (2:24)
The Well Known Soldier (1:07)
Hers Purple (1:08)
Independent Animal (1:13)
19th Man To Fly An Airplane (3:41)
Elfin Flower With Knees (2:21)
FranCisco (3:04)
Aluminum Stingray Girl (2:18)
Aesop Dreamed Of Lions (3:15)
Everybody's A Star (2:11)
Review: Guided By Voices are nothing if not prolific songwriters. This is the band's 41st album and 18th in 10 years. It's refreshing to see this maverick group defy the norms set by the record industry in terms of staggering releases to benefit sales and just go for it. Band leader Robert Pollard is the sole constant member having had many line-up changes over the years, but he has steadied the ship somewhat as the current serving musicians are the longest running in the band's history. They've now made 17 albums since 2017. Where this album differs is it offers more sonic diversity whilst maintaining their unmistakable anthemic character. "I wanted to create, hopefully, an experience, kind of a wild ride, where the listener would want to hear it multiple times in order to grasp all the sections and fields of sound to discover something new with each listen," says Pollard. "I trimmed down the songs so that there wasn't a lot of repetition, so you get a lot of sections that happen only once or twice." A punk sentiment - again disregarding norms - where they're sounding all the more invigorated for it.
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Tonics & Twisted Chasers (reissue)
Cat: SV 204. Rel: 01 Oct 24
Satellite (1:43)
Dayton, Ohio-19 Something & 5 (1:41)
Is She Ever? (1:05)
My Thoughts Are A Gas (Fucked Up version) (1:13)
Knock 'em Flyin' (1:04)
The Top Chick's Silver Chord (1:25)
Key Users (2:20)
Ha Ha Man (0:37)
Wingtip Repair (0:55)
At The Farms (2:00)
Unbaited Vicar Of Scorched Earth (2:08)
Optional Bases Opposed (1:39)
Look, It's Baseball! (1:20)
Maxwell Jump (0:45)
The Stir-Crazy Pornographer (2:14)
158 Years Of Beautiful Sex (1:20)
Universal Nurse Finger (1:03)
Sadness Is To End (0:54)
Reptilian Beauty Secrets (1:41)
Review: There's no denying that getting hold of a new Guided By Voices album is a good thing. Hitting play for the first time is as exciting as it is nervy - surely they have to go off the boil at some point? 20 LPs in and it hasn't happened yet, so we'll see. Digressions aside, much as we love the introduction to their fresh ideas and work, few things come close to revisiting their finest hours when you've not heard them in years. Originally arriving in 1996, one of two full length releases that year, the other being Under the Bushes Under the Stairs, Tonics & Chasers is every bit as rousing and life-affirming as these guys get, and from the word go, with the gritty lo-fi sensibilities and distortion of 'Satellite'. Similarly leftfield tones abound on 'My Thoughts Are A Gas', to name just one more, while the likes of 'Wingtip Repair' are equally beguiling but in a different (curious piano) kind of way. In contrast, fare such as 'At The Farms' could almost pass for the work of a mainstream rock band. Then you listen closer.
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Tonics & Twisted Chasers (reissue)
Tonics & Twisted Chasers (reissue) (limited translucent orange vinyl LP + insert (indie exclusive))
Cat: SV 204X. Rel: 01 Oct 24
Satellite (1:43)
Dayton, Ohio-19 Something & 5 (1:41)
Is She Ever? (1:05)
My Thoughts Are A Gas (Fucked Up version) (1:13)
Knock 'em Flyin' (1:04)
The Top Chick's Silver Chord (1:25)
Key Users (2:20)
Ha Ha Man (0:37)
Wingtip Repair (0:55)
At The Farms (2:00)
Unbaited Vicar Of Scorched Earth (2:08)
Optional Bases Opposed (1:39)
Look, It's Baseball! (1:20)
Maxwell Jump (0:45)
The Stir-Crazy Pornographer (2:14)
158 Years Of Beautiful Sex (1:20)
Universal Nurse Finger (1:03)
Sadness Is To End (0:54)
Reptilian Beauty Secrets (1:41)
Review: Tonics & Twisted Chasers emerged in 1996 as a surprise release, marking a distinctive entry in Guided by Voices' prolific catalogue. Initially available as a mail-order only, vinyl-only album, its crude black-and-white sleeve reflected the band's DIY roots. This album, a collaboration between Robert Pollard and Tobin Sprout, deviates from the polished approach of Under the Bushes Under the Stars. It embraces lo-fi aesthetics, characterised by ultra-short tracks and raw creativity. Sprout's eclectic backing music, often featuring a drum machine, meshes with Pollard's stream-of-consciousness lyrics, resulting in a collection of nineteen songs, most under two minutes. Tonics & Twisted Chasers stands out for its experimental spirit and brevity, reminiscent of child-like creativity. Tracks like '158 Years of Beautiful Sex' and 'Look, It's Baseball' exude a spontaneous, unfiltered charm. Despite the album's modest presentation, it is filled with unique gems like the melancholic 'Is She Ever?' and the energetic 'Wingtip Repair'. The band's ability to fuse lo-fi production with profound musicality is elite. Tonics & Twisted Chasers is a hidden treasure, embodying the unrestrained and playful essence of Guided by Voices.





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Like Someone I Know: A Celebration Of Margo Guryan (Loser Edition)
Margo GURYAN / VARIOUS
Cat: SP 1644X. Rel: 07 Nov 24
Tops - "Sunday Morning" (2:25)
Rahill - "Sun" (3:27)
Clairo - "Love Songs" (2:57)
June McDoom - "Thoughts" (2:51)
Munya & Kainalu - "Don't Go Away" (2:18)
Frankie Cosmos & Good Morning - "Take A Picture" (2:58)
Kate Bollinger - "What Can I Give You" (2:24)
Pearl & The Oysters - "Think Of Rain" (2:10)
Bedouine & Sylvie - "Can You Tell" (2:17)
Empress Of - "Someone I Know" (2:04)
Barrie - "Love" (2:52)
Margo Price - "California Shake" (3:38)
Review: Like Someone I Know features reinterpretations of Margo Guryan's timeless songs by a diverse lineup of artists, including TOPS, Clairo, Empress Of, and Margo Price. Guryan, a talented singer-songwriter and pianist, released her only album, Take a Picture, in 1968, which, despite initial obscurity, has become a cornerstone of the sunshine-pop genre. Her compositions reflect a sophisticated understanding of love and uncertainty, showcasing a delicate yet powerful songwriting style. Guryan's artistry gained renewed recognition in recent years, particularly after her haunting track 'Why Do I Cry' went viral on TikTok shortly before her passing in 2021. This tribute album celebrates her influence, allowing modern musicians to explore her work while maintaining the essence of her original sound. Tracks like McDoom's atmospheric take on 'Thoughts' and Frankie Cosmos' playful rendition of 'Take a Picture' highlight Guryan's remarkable craftsmanship and emotional depth. By donating a portion of proceeds to affordable reproductive health services, this compilation not only honours Guryan's legacy but also reaffirms the lasting impact of her music, proving that her work continues to resonate across generations.
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As Seen On TV (remastered)
Cat: EARS 197CD. Rel: 27 Feb 25
Every Hour God Sends (CD1: Jack Frost)
Birdowner (As Seen On TV)
Civil War Lament
Geneva 4 AM
Trapeze Boy
Providence
Thought I Was Over You
Threshold
Number Eleven
Didn't Know Where I Was
Even As We Speak
Ramble
Everything Takes Forever
Jack's Dream
Dub Threshold (Nightmare mix)
Providence (US Television Broadcast 28th April 1991)
Jack Frost Blues (CD2: Snow Job)
Aviatrix
Running From The Body
Shakedown
You Don't Know
Weightless & Wild
Pony Express
Cousin/Angel
Little Song
Empire
Angela Carter
Haze
Dry Dock
On Persuasion (bonus track)
Bad For You (bonus track)
Providence (CD3: live & radio Performances)
Didn't Know Where I Was
Civil War Lament
Ramble
The Wrong Road
Bye Bye Pride
Thought That I Was Over You
Every Hour God Sends
Number Eleven
Everything Takes Forever
Thought That I Was Over You
Didn't Know Where I Was
Providence
Civil War Lament
Review: Any aspiring rocker worth their salt in Australia is likely familiar with Steve Kilbey from his work being the lead singer of 'Under The Milky Way' hitmakers The Church. Here he combines with The Go-Between' Grant McLennan to make the great supergroup Jack Frost. The collection includes a remastering and reissue of their two studio albums: The Snow Job (1995) and the self-titled debut (1991) - plus bonus material. It's stacked with classics, but 'Birdowner', which evokes Morrison Hotel-era Jim Morrion, is a huge standout. As is Civil War Lament', but for different reasons: this goes into acoustic psych-folk territory, leaning towards some Pink Floyd styles. Elsewhere, 'Trapeze Boy' conveys memories of listening to Comet Gain, who may well have been influenced by the underrated, masterful Jack Frost.
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As Seen On TV (remastered)
Cat: EARS 197LP. Rel: 20 Feb 25
Every Hour God Sends (4:35)
Birdowner (As Seen On TV) (4:09)
Civil War Lament (2:20)
Geneva 4 AM (3:57)
Trapeze Boy (1:28)
Providence (5:07)
Thought I Was Over You (4:44)
Threshold (4:13)
Number Eleven (5:44)
Didn't Know Where I Was (5:03)
Even As We Speak (5:38)
Ramble (6:06)
Everything Takes Forever (4:24)
Persuasion (4:00)
Angela Carter (4:41)
Haze (6:02)
Dry Dock (3:35)
Bad For You (2:45)
Jack's Dream (2:21)
Jack Frost Blues (4:35)
Aviatrix (6:39)
Running From The Body (2:22)
Shakedown (2:02)
You Don't Know (3:46)
Weightless & Wild (4:28)
Pony Express (2:41)
Cousin/Angel (5:26)
Little Song (2:21)
Empire (3:51)
Review: A remastering and reissue of the Jack Frost recordings, a collaboration between two acclaimed Australian songwriters: Grand McLennan from The Go-Betweens and Steve Kilbey, the lead singer and bassist in The Church. The Church are well-known for their hit 'Under The Milky Way', which made the Donnie Darko soundtrack. Included in this set is their two studio albums: The Snow Job (1995) has never been on vinyl before and the self-titled debut (1991) has been out of print for more than 20 years. There's also bonus material tucked in. This release comes as The Go-Betweens have been enjoying a renaissance recently, thanks to a successful reissue campaign, and The Church have been touring. Despite this being a side project, there's no sense it's an afterthought as the pair clearly thrived in each other's company and wrote melodic, wistful and affecting songs of the highest order. Noel Gallagher would likely have been proud to write the reverb-y love song 'Thought I Was Over You' and 'Every Hour God Sends' is up there with Echo & The Bunnymen's best stuff. Meanwhile, 'Ramble' has a stark arpeggio-laden beauty to it, building from its sparse beginning into something more textured and darkly atmospheric. There's an embarrassment of riches to delve into here and it cements the pair's reputation for being among Australia's greatest ever songwriters.
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