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Seven Psalms
Seven Psalms (limited 10")
Cat: CAVETHINGS 008. Rel: 30 Jun 22
 
Indie/Alternative
How Long Have I Waited? (1:34)
Have Mercy On Me (1:35)
I Have Trembled My Way Deep (1:35)
I Have Wandered All My Unending Days (1:26)
Splendour, Glorious Splendour (2:01)
Such Things Should Never Happen (1:45)
I Come Alone & To You (2:06)
Psalm Instrumental (11:43)
Review: Seven Psalms finds Australia's most imperious musical misfit Nick Cave leaving his Bad Seeds at home and teaming up with frequent collaborator Warren Ellis for a limited 10". The spoken word pieces on this record are the result of a daily song writing practice over a week during lockdown - Cave himself describes them as "small, sacred songs," set to appropriately subtle musical accompaniment. Recorded during the sessions for Cave and Ellis' 2021 album Carnage, it's a rich work in its own right that offers a different perspective on Cave's considerable gifts as a soothsayer.
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Orion
Orion (12")
Cat: ENFANT 28. Rel: 01 Aug 23
 
Coldwave/Synth
Legende (3:47)
Orion (3:18)
Neons (3:59)
Derniere Nuit (3:49)
Review: Ceremonie hail from France and have an '80s-inspired sound that hits differently. Their songwriting reaches new levels and draws on well-chosen, well-designed sounds with a wonderful sense of melancholy and just the right balance of drama and subtlety. After an indie-pop leaning cassette a few years ago they now land on Enfant Terrible with a contemporary take on retro new wave and synth-pop. Three of the tunes are originals, one is a cover of French 1980s new wave band Message and there is a whole new album in the works, apparently. Great stuff.
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Fast Car
Fast Car (12")
Cat: STED 5280. Rel: 04 Mar 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Fast Car (vocal edit Of LP version) (4:58)
Fast Car (vocal edit Of LP version) (4:57)
Review: 'Fast Car' was a groundbreaking song when it came out. Making Tracy Chapman a household name. The song became an international hit and entered the top ten in many countries including being number one in Canada, Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands and Portugal. The single went triple platinum in UK alone. The song was lauded for being a moving account of escaping life's difficulties and achieving some material success only to fail again. Tracy's performance was riveting and the song propelled her to win three Grammy's that year including Best New Artist, Contemporary Folk Album and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. The song was also nominated for Song of the Year and Record of the Year. The song continues to be an enduring classic having entered the charts multiple times and been covered my many artists. The song is also featured in Rolling Stones 500 greatest songs of all time.
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We Are The Beautiful (reissue)
We Are The Beautiful (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile gold marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: MOV 12028C. Rel: 07 Feb 23
 
Indie/Alternative
We Are The Beautiful (LP version) (3:57)
We Are The Beautiful (Spooky Extravaganja dub mix) (8:27)
Frost (4:00)
Age (3:38)
Review: In all honesty, moving straight from the rousing, slightly grinding wall of sound with which 'We Are The Beautiful' signs off, into the lunging bass of a stomping Spooky dub edit of the same track, is both unexpected and a bit jarring. The noisy end of shoegaze-leaning indie into pared back prog-hued tech house from one of the all-time masters, anyone? But then that's kind of the point we want to celebrate.

Chapterhouse may only just be getting the reappraisal they deserve now, over a decade after their last and rather brief reunion tour (with She's A Vision also hitting our shelves early-2023), but their influence on heads and artists alike was significant. Debut album Whirlpool, for example, remains for many a high point of the entire shoegaze movement. Here are three more tracks to prove that point, and one belting - if sonically isolated - remix.
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Get This In Ya (reissue)
Get This In Ya (reissue) ("mull" green vinyl 12")
Cat: BB 02LPD. Rel: 08 May 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Smoko
Nambored
How Many Do You
Bus Money
Casualty
Nazi March
Temperature
Review: It sometimes only takes one great song to gatecrash your way to prominence and Australian modern punk greats The Chats managed that with the opening cut here, 'Smoko', which is an ode to the joys of the fag break: "Leave me alone / I'm on Smoko". This reissue is of their second EP that was released by Sunshine Coast label Bargain Bin records. With the first pressing going for big money, it's a welcome chance to get your hands on this classic. Despite 'Smoko' being the biggest song, it's loaded with bangers and a stroke of genius that they realised that a song about struggling to afford bus money would connect on such a wide level.
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My Rival
My Rival (12")
Cat: 081007 5113396. Rel: 26 Oct 23
 
Psych/Garage Rock
My Rival (2:51)
All Of The Time (3:03)
Windows Hotel (2:38)
She Might Look My Way (take 1) (0:35)
She Might Look My Way (take 2) (4:51)
Review: A five-track EP of rarities by Alex Chilton, the American singer and songwriter best known as the lead singer of the Box Tops and Big Star, but whose later efforts led to an extended ambassadorship of the US avant-garde underground. The bulk of the tracks on ‘My Rival’ originate from Chilton’s earliest days, circa. 1975; at this critical juncture, Big Star was no more, and Chilton was teetering on the edge of a nervous breakdown. Saved by his former bandmate, but still confidant, Chris Bell, they soon found themselves re-roused by the power of music, holing up together in Chilton’s bedroom and recording this short but wild set of bluesy experiments. Easily mistaken as the early murmurations of a Big Star reunion, this project should be taken as an eccentricity unto its own, and wholly deserves its 12” debut after an initial RSD run.
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Doin' It All For You
Cat: FCQQL 018. Rel: 08 Mar 24
 
Soul
Doin' It All For You (3:08)
Everlasting Love (3:25)
Review: Robert Chini (pronounced keeney), a native of Southern California, is a multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter who began his musical journey as a drummer at the age of five. With a star-studded career as a touring member of many a famous band including Peaches And Herb, Tower Of Power and Air Supply, Chini's efforts have still yet to falter or fly under the radar; quite to the contrary, he's still going strong, currently performing as both a solo artist and studio operator. 'Doin' It all For You' was written and recorded in 1979, while the B-sider here, 'Everlasting Love', was written and recorded three years earlier. Both songs hear Chini sing of commitment and dedication to love, narrating a journey from internal preoccupation with the self to finding a sense of eternity in devotion to another.
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Intérprete: Mike O'Mara
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Bubblegum
Cat: PTKF 14557. Rel: 26 Oct 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Bubblegum (4:37)
Stop Waiting (6:01)
Review: Everyone's favourite dream pop slow-jammers Cigarettes After Sex return with two new singles on a single 12" record. On the heads, we've got 'Bubblegum', a kinky but mournful head-plodder, which concerns the object of their affections taking on a Russian-roulette-ish approach to sex and relationships. The tail-side's 'Stop Waiting', meanwhile, is ever-more hypnotic, and clearly intends to be the hidden gem of the two. You'll hear a slightly brighter and more optimistic song than the A-side, but it's still deeply morunful, with Greg Gonzalez singing of the faded memories of cut ties, sunscreen and summer dresses.
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Stepping Across
Cat: LNFG 169. Rel: 20 Feb 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Stepping Across (4:30)
Everything Is Moving (2:58)
Verona Poem (2:43)
Stepping Across (Temporal Transgression mix) (7:49)
Review: "Everything is being transformed and yet nothing changes" sings Andrew Burnett on the aptly-titled 'Everything Is Moving.' It's been a fair while since we last heard from Paisley-Glasgow's jangly-indie-poppers Close Lobsters, and by all accounts their triumphant and unarguably catchy return pretty much sums up where we're at in February 2025. So much seems to be changing. And yet, when all is said and done, most of us are still going to be left in the same vulnerable position we started out in. But let's not get too bogged down in geopolitics. Better to focus on the four tracks that make up this resurgent EP. Opening on the title song, Stepping Across sets its stall out somewhere close to The Lighting Seeds, and double down on that position throughout. It's uptempo, summer-sounding stuff that doesn't shy away from exploring reflective themes. Oh, and probably worth noting the excellent, tougher and drummier 'Stepping Across (Temporal Transgression Mix)' that closes the package - arguably superior to the original.
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Living Las Vegas
Living Las Vegas (10" + insert)
Cat: BTTG 028. Rel: 18 Mar 24
 
Punk/Hardcore
Living Las Vegas (2:33)
Counting Back From 13 (2:55)
Review: Following on from last year's critically acclaimed debut LP This Is Crime Wave, Codefendants return with a brand new 10" single complete with two utter bangers. The culmination of an effort by Get Dead vocalist Sam King, who by offering tattoos and selling flash art with his graffiti crew in order to raise funds to help rapper Ceschi Ramos with his incarceration; later when the pair would meet, they bonded over a bottle of whiskey and their shared passion for the Venn Diagram intersections of the realms of punk and hip-hop. With the addition of punk legend and NOFX main-man Fat Mike, an incomparable trio was born. Flagging their genre as "Crime Wave" (hence the album title), the tripod of MC's and punks deliver a dizzying concoction of new wave, hip-hop, flamenco, hardcore and sunshine pop, while the titular 'Living Las Vegas' from this new 10" features west coast rap legend 2Mex.
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Atmosphere
Atmosphere ('ozone' blue vinyl 7")
Cat: NUM 731LPC1. Rel: 15 Feb 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Codeine - "Atmosphere" (4:52)
Bedhead - "Disorder" (4:55)
Review: Experience two of Joy Division's iconic post-punk tracks like never before with exclusive 7" vinyl from Numero Group. Codeine's 1994 rendition of 'Atmosphere' captures the essence of solitude with a melancholic yet melodic twist that marked the iconic Manchester band's poignant farewell. Meanwhile, Bedhead from Dallas offers a fresh perspective on 'Disorder' and transforms it into vibrant indie rock. Encased in a sleek black and silver sleeve adorned with embossed braille lettering, these twin readings pay homage to Joy Division's enduring legacy while inviting listeners to explore new interpretations of their timeless classics.
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Brothers & Sisters (25th Anniversary reissue)
Brothers & Sisters (25th Anniversary reissue) (gatefold blue & pink bio double vinyl 7")
Cat: NING 584S. Rel: 05 Dec 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Brothers & Sisters (4:02)
Easy To Please (2:54)
Only Superstition (3:52)
Simon Williams (Fierce Panda Records) - "The Story Of Brothers & Sisters" (5:45)
Review: Today marks a significant milestone as Coldplay's iconic Brothers & Sisters EP celebrates its 25th anniversary with a special edition release. Originally launched via Fierce Panda Records, the EP was pivotal in shaping the band's early sound and building their devoted fanbase. Released as a gatefold double BioVinyl 7", this commemorative edition includes the classic tracks 'Brothers & Sisters' and 'Easy To Please', alongside the addition of 'Only Superstition'. Recorded for a modest L450, the EP made its mark, climbing to number 92 on the charts. As an intriguing bonus, the anniversary release features a new track, 'The Story of Brothers & Sisters', offering a spoken word insight into Coldplay's formative years. Lifted from Simon Williams' audiobook 'Pandamonium! How Not To Run A Record Label', this excerpt vividly recounts the band's early days at iconic venues like Camden Falcon and Kentish Town Bull & Gate, where they caught the attention of Radio One's Evening Session and garnered their first NME reviews. Celebrating both Coldplay's journey and Fierce Panda's 30th anniversary, this release encapsulates a pivotal moment in music history.
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Only Happy When I'm Sad/Dreams Of A Working Girl
Cat: SN 126. Rel: 16 Jul 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Only Happy When I'm Sad (3:09)
Dreams Of A Working Girl (2:59)
Review: Comet Gain, a British indie pop band formed in 1992, have been crafting their distinctive sound for over three decades. Led by singer-songwriter and guitarist David Christian (aka David Feck/Charlie Damage) and Phil Sutton, their music draws from post-punk and Northern Soul influences. Starting with homemade cassette demos, Comet Gain's releases have spanned labels like Wiiija Records, Fortuna Pop! and Tapete Records. Despite numerous lineup changes, David Christian has remained the constant force behind the band. Early gigs saw them supporting acts like Stereolab, Television Personalities, Bikini Kill and Heavenly, and they also recorded several Peel Sessions, touting a musical style ranging from soul-influenced indie pop to early-80s alternative pop and punk. This 7" record features two tracks recorded in the Spring/Summer of 1996. Side A's 'Only Happy When I'm Sad' and Side B's 'Dreams Of A Working Girl,' appearing on vinyl for the first time, originally debuted on the NME C96 compilation CD.
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Bad Advice
Bad Advice (limited 12" in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: WPJL 10224. Rel: 22 Aug 24
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Bad Advice (4:52)
Sparks (Joseph Shabason remix) (3:25)
Mind Train (9:02)
Review: Acclaimed Japanese artist Cornelius is back with a new three-song EP, Bad Advice/Mind Train, featuring a collaboration with Arto Lindsay. The EP's first single, 'Mind Train,' is an epic nine-minute track inspired by Yoko Ono which blends ethereal space-pop with minimalist structures and bursts of exhilarating chaos. Cornelius describes 'Mind Train' as a symbol of spiritual and inner exploration that is designed to prompt self-reflection. The accompanying video, created by renowned visual stylist Keita Onishi, enhances this journey with stunning retro-futuristic graphics that allow you to explore your own interpretations.
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The Walk (Live)
The Walk (Live) (7" picture disc)
Cat: 115646 6. Rel: 10 Apr 25
 
Indie/Alternative
The Walk (live) (3:28)
Mint Car (live) (3:29)
Review: A pair of Cure singles, one a classic from the 80s and the other more of a deep cut from the 1996 album Wild Mood Swings, caught here in the live arena on turned into two sides of a rather nifty 7" picture disc. 'The Walk' is one of the Crawley crew's most electronic moments, a Japanese-slanted retort to New Order's huge 'Blue Monday' single a more cynical observer might be moved to admit. It's immediately nevertheless one to transport you back to the lazer-peppered, smoke machine-swathed dancefloors of the era, with its concluding line "I remember everything" seeming particularly apt in hindsight. 'Mint Car', while less well known than many other Cure 45s, was nevertheless one of Robert Smiths' favourites. He, apparently, couldn't fathom out why it only charted in the low 30s when 'Friday I'm In Love' smashed the top ten. Perhaps the outbreak of utter cheeriness - "I really don't think it gets any better than this/vanilla smile and a gorgeous strawberry kiss" - was disconcerting considering the band's pretty much unrivalled reputation as the popes of mope, but its charms are undeniable and definitely due a restrospective reappraisal.
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Álbumes
Neon Pill
Neon Pill (gatefold milky clear vinyl LP + poster)
Cat: 196588 83081. Rel: 17 May 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Hifi (True Light) (3:23)
Rainbow (3:16)
Neon Pill (3:17)
Float Into The Sky (3:49)
Metaverse (2:14)
Out Loud (3:19)
Ball & Chain (2:47)
Good Time (3:06)
Shy Eyes (3:12)
Silent Picture (3:45)
Same (2:57)
Over Your Shoulder (3:16)
Review: The sixth studio album from US rockers Cage The Elephant arrives after a turbulent time for the band. Deaths of loved ones, a lead singer arrested then hospitalised, and the slow mental recovery from our collective free fall during the pandemic betray just how challenging recent years have been. The remarkable part is these experiences, and the resulting emotions, have been thoughtfully distilled into Neon Pill. A record that's just as much of a rollercoaster ride, we veer between the funk-laden 'Ball & Chain', the garage-y title track, gritty romanticism of 'Float Into the Sky', and rousing, lo-fi closer, 'Over Your Shoulder'. Scarcely stopping for breath, the ideas come thick, fast, and varied - leaving us feeling like we've been on an odyssey of psyche-blues-post-punk-indie. A combination that can only really sound like Cage the Elephant.
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Prolonging The Magic
Prolonging The Magic (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: SNYL 871406. Rel: 10 Mar 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Satan Is My Motor (3:10)
Mexico (3:27)
Never There (2:41)
Guitar (3:38)
You Turn The Screws (4:00)
Walk On By (3:40)
Sheep Go To Heaven (3:52)
When You Sleep (3:58)
Hem Of Your Garment (3:31)
Alpha Beta Parking Lot (3:29)
Let Me Go (3:28)
Cool Blue Reason (3:25)
Where Would I Be? (3:45)
Review: CAKE are a stalwart alternative rock band haling from Sacramento, USA, known for dealing in an all-American identity yet throwing something of a curveball with it. First released in 1998, 'Prolonging The Magic' carries such greats as 'Never There', 'Satan Is My Motor' and 'Comfort Eagle', locking in a mix of electronic beats and alt-rock. It's somewhere in the central intersection of the venn diagram between The Smashing Pumpkins, Fatboy Slim and Lambchop, if you will. 'Short Skirt/Long Jacket' sums up the band's humour value nicely, with sampled drums and an optimistic funk backing laying claim to a slick and dry sound. This reissue cements the band's legacy and remarketability for the present day.
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Poptical Illusion
Poptical Illusion (gatefold translucent orange vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code (indie exclusive))
Cat: DS 178LPX. Rel: 13 Jun 24
 
Indie/Alternative
God Made Me Do It (Don't Ask Me Again) (4:48)
Davies & Wales (4:15)
Calling You Out (4:49)
Edge Of Reason (5:22)
I'm Angry (5:25)
How We See The Light (4:39)
Company Commander (4:03)
Setting Fires (5:41)
Shark-Shark (vinyl mix) (4:07)
Funkball The Brewster (5:35)
Laughing In My Sleep (5:45)
There Will Be No River (3:54)
Review: It's hard to feel 'meh' about John Cale. In fact, it's impossible. The Welsh musician, Velvet Underground alumni and composer has given us 18 studio albums, including June 2024's Poptical Illusion, and there's nary a misstep in the lot. His latest plays out like a warm bath full of dreamy optimism, a follow up to the highly collaborative affair, Mercy, here we see the super-talent adjust his focus and fly out alone to prove the point. And prove it he does. Across 12 weird and unarguably wonderful tracks, Cale manages to defy genres, flitting between chamber punk and beach pop, theatrical croon-dom and syrupy downtempo. While there are dark-er moods, 'Funkball The Brewster', for example, on the whole this is smile-inducing, if bat-shit crazy stuff, from start to finish.
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Slow Dazzle (reissue)
Slow Dazzle (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: UMCLP 080. Rel: 12 Dec 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Mr Wilson (3:14)
Taking It All Away (2:56)
Dirtyass Rock 'n' Roll (4:40)
Darling I Need You (3:35)
Rollaroll (3:55)
Heartbreak Hotel (3:10)
Ski Patrol (2:06)
I'm Not The Loving Kind (3:07)
Guts (3:23)
The Jeweller (4:07)
Review: This is the second of three inventive and influential albums that John Cale released through Island Records in the mid-70s. The Velvet Underground founding member was in stellar company with Brian Eno, Roxy Music's Phil Manzanera and one of the most prolific studio session guitarists of all time, Chris Spedding, all appearing on the album. The album is stacked with bangers, but of note is the life-affirming and soulful 'Dirtyass Rock 'n' Roll; his cover of 'Heartbreak Hotel', which is one of the best covers ever recorded and 'I'm Not The Loving Kind'. The latter gained recognition most recently when the late, great Mark Lanegan covered it beautifully for his Imitations album. Cale will forever be a wellspring of inspiration.
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Fear (reissue)
Fear (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: UMCLP 079. Rel: 05 Dec 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Fear Is A Man's Best Friend
Buffalo Ballet
Barracuda
Emily
Ship Of Fools
Gun
The Man Who Couldn't Afford To Orgy
You Know More Than I Know
Momamma Scuba
Review: Music legend John Cale, best known as the Welsh multi-instrumentalist who co-founded The Velvet Underground, which went on to become one of the most influential groups of all time, is best known for his collaborative work in bands and his work as a producer. But he has a storied solo catalogue. With releases stretching from 1970 to 2024, there's an impressive array to delve into. His fourth album, Fear, is considered by fans to be one of his best. Fear was recorded when Cale returned to living in London after spending years in America. A slew of musicians also signed to Island at the time appear on the record, including Phil Manzanera of Roxy Music and Brian Eno. It's a truly compelling mix of avant garde freakouts and melancholic art rock that's a reminder that music can be incredibly freeing and transcendental when played with this level of imagination and spirit.
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Mercy
Mercy (limited gatefold translucent violet vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: DS 122LPX. Rel: 20 Jan 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Mercy (feat Laurel Halo) (7:00)
Marilyn Monroe's Leg (Beauty Elsewhere) (feat Actress) (6:51)
Noise Of You (5:11)
Story Of Blood (feat Weyes Blood) (7:32)
Time Stands Still (feat Sylvan Esso) (5:16)
Moonstruck (Nico's song) (5:30)
Everlasting Days (feat Animal Collective) (4:57)
Night Crawling (4:53)
Not The End Of The World (6:16)
I Know You're Happy (feat Tei Shi) (5:10)
The Legal Status Of Ice (feat Fat White Family) (7:17)
Out Your Window (5:11)
Review: Mercy is John Cale's first new music in a decade, which is already a treat for the ears of his fans. And they are numerous given his former role as a founding member of the cult Velvet Underground band. The Welshman has remained a tirelessly inventive artist throughout his long career whether making gnarly rock, bewitching chamber music or raw electronic sounds. This record finds him crafting dead-of-night electronic sounds with their own sense of soul. Helping him make this beguiling mix of tender love songs and dark visions of the future are top talents like Actress, Laurel Halo and Animal Collective amongst many more.
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Look To The East Look To The West
Look To The East Look To The West (limited baby blue & white galaxy vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: MRG 839LPC1. Rel: 02 May 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Liberty Print (5:14)
We're Going To Make It In A Man's World (4:17)
Big Love (2:58)
Only A Dream (4:24)
The Light Nights (4:33)
Sleepwalking (3:40)
Baby Huey (Hard Times) (3:17)
Denon (3:34)
Pop Goes Pop (4:32)
Sugar Almond (3:40)
Look To The East, Look To The West (4:26)
Review: Glasgow indie pop sonic-photographers Camera Obscura have always been masters of subtlety and this sense of finesse only hears a bolstering on the new record Look To The East, Look To The West. After the sad loss of their former founding member and keyboardist Carey Lander in 2015, the group took the time out for a much-needed hiatus before reuniting for the recording of this personally redemptive full-length. Led by the soft, tambouring jangles of 'Big Love', the album's lead single, we're met with an elegiac but ultimately hopeful recollection, via its lovingly prodding lyrics ("it was a big love, she said, the kind of big love that made you easily led") and sonic resemblance of Waylon Jennings.
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Moody Moon
Cat: CRDA 001. Rel: 13 Dec 23
 
Coldwave/Synth
Nothing New (3:34)
Crystal In My Mind (3:41)
Everynight (3:07)
Moody Moon (3:15)
Make Your Move (2:33)
Trouble (3:00)
Right Or Wrong (3:08)
Game Boyz (2:52)
Not Alone (2:57)
Shadam (3:53)
Review: The third album by Parisian trio Moody Moon is a vitreous ten-tracker spanning all their usual hallmarks: gothic dream pop, alt-rock, and two more relatively self-starting coinages, sky wave and surf psych, all combining to produce the feeling of being left out in the contemporary cold. With frankly effected, almost bare-naked vocals, channelled through inner-monologuing lyrics shared between multiple members and a papery approach to production, this is a vulnerable album, perverting many of the most established norms and expectations that abound in alt-pop music today, especially in its retro-future-gothic stylistic milieu.
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Campus Christy
Campus Christy (gatefold LP in embossed sleeve)
Cat: STH 2462LP. Rel: 05 Dec 24
 
Psych/Garage Rock
Just A Dream (3:08)
Horizon (4:01)
Very Complex (4:25)
Candles (5:19)
Family Affair (2:40)
Generator (3:50)
Video Games (3:26)
Don't You Know (4:46)
Fly (4:20)
The Visit (2:15)
Little Wing (2:18)
Review: Campus Christy is a new collaboration between Stones Throw Records founder Chris Manak (aka Peanut Butter Wolf) and musician Brian Ellis. Nearly 25 years after his 1999 debut My Vinyl Weighs a Ton, Manak revisits his high school garage band roots by forming this project to reinterpret lesser-known tracks from the late 60s to early 80s. With Manak on vocals and Ellis providing instruments, Campus Christy is a nostalgic nod to the past that blends influences from an era that shaped Manak's musical journey. It's both a personal tribute and a fresh exploration of forgotten gems.
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Burritos Inspiration Point Fork Balloon Sports Cards In The Spokes Automatic Biographies Kites Kung Fu Trophies Banana Peels We've Slipped On & Egg Shells We've Tippy Toed Over (30th Anniversary Edition)
Little League (3:51)
Oh Messy Life (2:05)
Puddle Splashers (2:05)
Flashpoint: Catheter (3:20)
In The Clear (2:00)
Yes, I Am Talking To You (2:33)
Basil's Knife (2:34)
Bluegrass (1:08)
Planet Shhh (2:45)
The Sands Have Turned Purple (2:43)
Precious (2:36)
Que Suerte! (3:03)
Review: This Midwestern emo classic gets its first vinyl reissue since the album's initial release in 1995. Like true audiophiles, the album - often shortened to just Shmap'n Shmazz - has been remastered from the original tapes. For those wondering, Cap'n Jazz are trailblazers in their field - widely recognized for having shaped the sound of mathy Midwest Emo. And after they left Cap'n Jazz, the members formed a slew of other terrific groups, including the mighty American Football, who are regularly lauded as pioneers. But 30 years on from their sole release, Cap'n Jazz are quite rightly ready for their victory lap. Immerse into cuts such as the timeless 'Little League' and the high-octane 'In The Clear', where the yelpy vocals and pummeling drums are the essence of high-octane rock n' roll, and you'll get the fervour surrounding them.
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The Scholars
Cat: OLE 2132CD. Rel: 01 May 25
 
Indie/Alternative
CCF (I'm Gonna Stay With You)
Devereaux
Lady Gay Approximately
The Catastrophe (Good Luck With That, Man)
Equals
Gethsemane
Reality
Planet Desperation
True/False Lover
Review: Car Seat Headrest's approach to releasing records evokes a bygone era in the late 60s and 70s when it was really common to bash out an album every few months. Despite having only formed in 2010, the Virginia, US indie sorts now have 13 studio albums to their name. The band's singer and songwriter Will Toledo is prolific in releasing solo recordings on top of that, so hats off to them, really. It's not filler either. With the opening number 'CCF (I'm Gonna Stay With You)', they have one of the most anthemic rock tracks of the year so far (it takes a while to warm up but the pay off is huge) it's the sound of a group more confident in their ability than ever. Elsewhere, 'Reality' sees them shift gears into more of a ballad, but with so many twists and turns. That you don't quite know what's coming next is a welcome respite from formulaic rock and pop. Not everyone can pull it off but Toldeo and co. have earned the right to tear up the rulebook because they are operating on another level.
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Teens Of Denial
Teens Of Denial (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: OLE 10910. Rel: 11 Jul 16
 
Indie/Alternative
Fill In The Blank (3:56)
Vincent (7:46)
Destroyed By Hippie Powers (5:04)
(Joe Gets Kicked Out Of School For Using) Drugs With Friends (But Says This Isn't A Problem) (5:35)
Not What I Needed (4:32)
Drunk Drivers/Killer Whales (6:10)
1937 State Park (4:00)
Unforgiving Girl (She's Not An) (5:16)
Cosmic Hero (8:31)
The Ballad Of The Costa Concordia (11:34)
Connect The Dots (The Saga Of Frank Sinatra) (5:58)
Joe Goes To School (1:11)
Review: Will Toledo has quickly made his presence felt as a witty, playful yet poignant chronicler of the disenfranchised, and this first full-lengther for Matador - following the earlier re-released 'Teens Of Style' - displays a rare ability to combine indelible songwriting chops with ornery attitude and a pleasing sense of the ridiculousness of one's youth. This is a fitting label for him to be on, given the influence that the gentle melancholia of Yo La Tengo and the salty guitar-rock sarcasm of Pavement have clearly had on this oeuvre, yet 'Teens Of Denial' remains evidence of a brand new and engaging talent in full flight.
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Making A Door Less Open
Making A Door Less Open (gatefold LP + insert)
Cat: OLE 1558LP. Rel: 01 May 20
 
Indie/Alternative
Weightlifters (5:33)
Can't Cool Me Down (5:08)
Hollywood (3:18)
There Must Be More Than Blood (7:22)
Hymn (2:55)
Deadlines (5:03)
Martin (3:22)
What's With You Lately (1:24)
Life Worth Missing (4:53)
Famous (2:51)
Review: This might be the eleventh album from Car Seat Headrest, or the third. It all depends on how you judge things. Either way, 'Making A Door Less Open" is a confident return for the outfit, who haven't released any new material since 2016, and something of a bold technological achievement. Without getting too bogged down in details, the record was created in a three stage process; songs laid down with guitars, drums and bass, then re-recorded in a MIDI environment before the two versions were combined to emphasise different elements on different tracks. Hence the beautifully compressed beats, heart-warming and stomach-rumbling low ends, and overall sense of depth and sonic scope. Stylistically, it's a cunning mixture of box-fresh garage pop-rock and lo-fi electronica, packed with funk, fraught emotion and polished details.
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Making A Door Less Open
Making A Door Less Open (limited gatefold opaque pink vinyl LP)
Cat: OLE 1558LPE2. Rel: 01 May 20
 
Indie/Alternative
Weightlifters (5:39)
Can't Cool Me Down (5:08)
Hollywood (3:16)
There Must Be More Than Blood (7:26)
Hymn (2:59)
Deadlines (5:01)
Martin (3:24)
What's With You Lately (1:30)
Life Worth Missing (4:53)
Famous (2:50)
Review: This might be the eleventh album from Car Seat Headrest, or the third. It all depends on how you judge things. Either way, 'Making A Door Less Open" is a confident return for the outfit, who haven't released any new material since 2016, and something of a bold technological achievement. Without getting too bogged down in details, the record was created in a three stage process; songs laid down with guitars, drums and bass, then re-recorded in a MIDI environment before the two versions were combined to emphasise different elements on different tracks. Hence the beautifully compressed beats, heart-warming and stomach-rumbling low ends, and overall sense of depth and sonic scope. Stylistically, it's a cunning mixture of box-fresh garage pop-rock and lo-fi electronica, packed with funk, fraught emotion and polished details.
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The Scholars
The Scholars (gatefold 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: OLE 2132LP. Rel: 01 May 25
 
Indie/Alternative
CCF (I'm Gonna Stay With You) (7:54)
Devereaux (4:29)
Lady Gay Approximately (3:45)
The Catastrophe (Good Luck With That, Man) (5:29)
Equals (4:04)
Gethsemane (10:48)
Reality (10:55)
Planet Desperation (9:34)
True/False Lover (12:52)
Review: Longtime Matador records signee and frontman with Leesburg, Virginia's Car Seat Headrest outfit, Will Toldedo is fortunate to have spent the bulk of his adult life releasing records and is a true artist and craftsman. The lead single 'The Catastrophe' is a massive sounding indie number that nods to the adrenaline of noughties indie and the intensity of prog and punk. 'CCF (I'm Gonna Stay With You)' shows a more experimental side with the bonkers first part giving way to heartland rock that Bruce Springsteen would be proud to call his own. This is - remarkably - the 13th studio album by this band, which make it close to an album a year since their formation. The wind is truly in their sails here and the chances of their prolific output slowing anytime soon are thankfully very slim.
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Heaven Born & Ever Bright (reissue)
Heaven Born & Ever Bright (reissue) (180 gram purple vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: CDIC 171. Rel: 01 Aug 24
 
Indie/Alternative
The Alphabet Business Concern (Home Of Fadeless Splendour) (3:54)
She Is Hiding Behind The Shed (4:04)
March (3:21)
Goodbye Grace (3:55)
Anything I Can't Eat (2:27)
Helen & Heaven (4:08)
Bodysbad (4:07)
For Good & All (4:37)
Core (2:26)
Day Is Gone (3:23)
Snakes-a-Sleeping (4:42)
Review: The word is (over) used a lot when it comes to music, but there's no denying that Cardiacs were utterly unique. Emerging from the suburban commuter belt between the outskirts of West London and sleepy Surrey, they created a world of their own where vicious punk rock and implausiably complex prog were joined in joyous union, with the geniunely genius songwriting of singer/guitarist Tim Smith at its heart. 'Heaven Born & Ever Bright' is their third studio album and arrived after a slimming down of their classic six piece line up to a much sleeker four, but the songs attain an intensity and scalpel-like precision even its predecessors find hard to match. Smith would never pick actually pick a favourite of the four Cardiacs studio LPs, but when asked he would usually simply declare that he felt this one was underrated. Some four years after his death, following a tragic and lengthy debilitation after he suffered a major stroke and an episode of cerebral anoxia in 2008, it's perhaps time Cardiacs fans righted that wrong.
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The Rest Of The Best Vol 1
Cat: 572217 4. Rel: 05 Sep 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Pooh Song (3:14)
I Figured Out (demo '93) (2:03)
After All (demo '93) (2:35)
Plain Parade (3:37)
Laika (1:19)
The Boys Are Back In Town (4:00)
Mr Crowley (2:38)
Rise & Shine (UK Life version) (3:33)
Carnival (Puck version) (2:49)
Happy Meal I (2:38)
Nasty Sunny Beam (2:57)
Iron Man (First Try) (3:39)
Emmerdale (2:24)
Blah Blah Blah (2:59)
Losers (First Try) (3:13)
Lovefool (Puck version) (3:12)
Country Hell (2:44)
Great Divide (demo '96) (2:37)
War (First Try) (4:09)
Cocktail Party Bloody Cocktail Party (15:44)
Review: The Cardigans' The Rest of the Best is a magnificent compilation for fans, offering a deep and comprehensive look into the band's lesser-known gems with B-sides and rarities spanning 1994 to 2006. This two-volume compilation, carefully curated by the band, brings together tracks that were originally B-sides on singles, part of soundtracks, or bonus tracks on international versions of their albums. Remastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound, the songs are presented in a pristine format, ensuring that each track shines. Part 1 here, captures music from the early demos like 'I Figured Out (Demo '93)' and 'After All... Demo '93' to the UK version of 'Rise & Shine' and the Puck version of 'Carnival.' This package offers a nostalgic journey through the band's evolution. Standouts like 'Plain Parade,' their cover of Thin Lizzy's 'The Boys Are Back In Town,' and the haunting 'Mr. Crowley' reveal the depth of their artistry. The thoughtful inclusion of photographer Martin Bogren's artwork, who has been with the band since their inception, adds a personal touch, making this release feel like a true labour of love.
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The Rest Of The Best Vol 2
Cat: 572217 9. Rel: 05 Sep 24
 
Indie/Alternative
War (3:57)
Deuce (3:33)
Das Model (2:55)
For What It's Worth (Polar Session '01) (4:15)
Communication (Polar Session '01) (4:19)
If There Is A Chance (4:16)
Hold Me (Mini version) (4:14)
Hold Me (4:33)
The Road (2:10)
You're The Storm (Sandkvie Session) (4:16)
You're The Storm (First demo) (3:32)
For The Boys (3:33)
(If You Were) Less Like Me (4:03)
Slowdown Town (4:07)
Give Me Your Eyes (3:19)
Slow (4:02)
Review: The Cardigans' The Rest of the Best is an essential compilation for longtime fans, offering a comprehensive look at the band's B-sides and rarities from 1994 to 2006. Spanning two volumes, this collection brings together tracks that were previously released as B-sides, included on soundtracks, or featured as bonus tracks on international editions of their albums. Carefully compiled by the band and remastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound, these songs are presented in top-notch quality. Here is part 2, which continues the gathering of lesser known non-album works. Going into the new millennium at the time, to have sessions tracks like 'For What It's Worth' and 'Communication' are particular exciting to get a feel for the band performance wise without any outside distractions or fans in a live setting. The last side is also very worth of note for the material presented. Closing things on a high note in a row are the brilliant 'Slowdown Town', and 'Give Me Your Eyes' with the powerful 'Slow' as the last song. The Cardigans, who first made waves with Emmerdale (1994) and Life (1995), gained international fame with hits like 'Lovefool' from First Band on the Moon (1996) and 'Erase/Rewind' from Gran Turismo (1998). Their sound evolved with the mellow, country-tinged Long Gone Before Daylight (2003) and the energetic Super Extra Gravity (2005). Following a hiatus and a 2006 tour, they reunited in 2012, continuing to captivate audiences. With over 15 million albums sold, The Cardigans' enduring appeal is evident in their extensive discography and dedicated fanbase.
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Suddenly
Cat: SLANG 50247. Rel: 28 Feb 20
 
Indie/Alternative
Sister
You & I
Sunny's Time
New Jade
Home
Lime
Never Come Back
Filtered Grand Piano
Like I Loved You
Magpie
Ravi
Cloud Song
Review: It's quite shocking it's been six years since the last Caribou album, 2014's knockout "Our Love". Dan Snaith has never felt the need to rush his music out, and there was an interim Daphni album in 2017 to be fair to the guy, but here we are with a new set that sees Snaith returning to a little of the delicate songwriting and winsome electronica he forged his reputation on in the early days. There's a lot going on in here, from smooth as silk yacht rock-isms to deliriously modernist cut ups and more than a few wild pitch shifts to keep listeners on their toes. It's playful and heartfelt, and rarely lingers in one place for too long while still retaining a sense of calm. It may be not at all what you expected from Caribou's return, but we'd wager it's even better than you hoped.
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Door To Door (reissue)
Door To Door (reissue) (translucent grape vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 603497822515. Rel: 25 Oct 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Leave Or Stay (2:55)
You Are The Girl (3:53)
Double Trouble (4:07)
Fine Line (5:04)
Everything You Say (4:43)
Ta Ta Wayo Wayo (2:45)
Strap Me In (4:16)
Coming Up You (4:09)
Wound Up On You (4:44)
Go Away (4:22)
Door To Door (3:29)
Review: The Cars' 1987 final album Door To Door was poorly received on release, but revisionist musicologists have not regretted to point out since its no less enduringly electric, new wave wile. Just as loved by fans of the band as any other one of their records was, Door To Door needed no sales pitch despite the name. The Bostonian band began as a vocal synthpop and new wave act, but then later replaced their engine with one that ran on guitar. Having vowed to regain the basic, direct-to-TV pop finesse that had been lost on their more meandering later records, Door To Door returned to a connotatively more down-to-earth, less synthesised and rawer sound, which expressed the band's growing differences as much as it did their appreciation for an older sound.
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Candy O (reissue)
Candy O (reissue) (limited gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP + insert with obi-strip (indie exclusive))
Cat: 081227 814519. Rel: 23 Jul 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Let's Go (3:27)
Since I Held You (3:16)
It's All I Can Do (3:31)
Double Life (4:20)
Shoo Be Doo (1:34)
Candy-O (2:38)
Night Spots (3:14)
You Can't Hold On Too Long (2:41)
Lust For Kicks (3:53)
Got A Lot On My Head (2:58)
Dangerous Type (4:13)
Review: In 1980, American rock band The Cars released their third studio album, Candy-O, on Elektra. Now, it's getting another special reissue on heavy wax with an insert. This release followed the massive success of their 1978 debut, which was both commercially and critically acclaimed. The platinum streak continued with Candy-O and the subsequent album Panorama. Both albums are filled with hits like 'Let's Go,' 'It's All I Can Do,' and 'Touch and Go,' solidifying The Cars' reputation for creating memorable and enduring rock music.
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1992: The Love Album
Cat: CRB 1946. Rel: 18 Jan 24
 
Indie/Alternative
1993 (CD1: 1992 The Love album)
Is Wrestling Fixed?
The Only Living Boy In New Cross
Suppose You Gave A Funeral & Nobody Came
England
Do Re Me So Far So Good
Look Mum No Hands!
While You Were Out
Skywest & Crooked
The Impossible Dream
After The Watershed (Early Learning The Hard Way) (CD2: B-sides & live)
The 90s Revival
A Nation Of Shoplifters
This Is How It Feels
Panic
Watching The Big Apple Turn Over
King Rocker
Mannequin
Down In The Tubestation At Midnight
Turn On Tune In Switch Off
When Thesauruses Ruled The Earth
Bring On The Girls
Another Brick In The Wall
Skywest & Crooked
The Only Living Boy In New Cross (live At Norwich Sound City 26/04/92)
24 Minutes From Tulse Hill
Rubbish
Do Re Me So Far So Good
Anytime Anyplace Anywhere
Prince In A Pauper's Grave
The Only Living Boy In New Cross (CD3: 1992 The live album - Pyramid Stage Glastonbury 22/06/92)
24 Minutes From Tulse Hill
Rubbish
Good Grief Charlie Brown
Re-educating Rita
Look Mum No Hands!
Anytime Anyplace Anywhere
Sheriff Fatman
Prince In A Pauper's Grave
While You Were Out
Shopper's Paradise
After The Watershed
Bloodsport For All
A Perfect Day To Drop The Bomb
What Do You Think Of The Programme So Far? (DVD)
Review: For many to whom the inaugural question, "where were you in '92?", is posed, the answer will simply be: in Love. Or at least, captivated and entranced by the Love Album, the seminal third LP by alt-dance post-punk masters Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine. An authentically London band, the indie rockers / synth poppers came up in the miasmic heyday of charity gigs and demo tapes, and blew newfound fans away with their live ambition, which became known for their walls of white stage lights, which psychically implanted the suggestive seed: gyrate or else. This album is ludicrously varied, centring on the impassioned Dylan-esque vocals of Jim Bob fused together with huge synth bass arpeggiations, rhythm guitars courtesy of Fruit Bat and emotive lyrical interludes, centring on themes of knightlike chivalry, beautiful London souls, and dreams frittered away in the crowd of youth.
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1992: The Love Album
1992: The Love Album (gatefold 180 gram translucent blue & translucent yellow vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: CRV 1946. Rel: 18 Jan 24
 
Indie/Alternative
1993 (3:01)
Is Wrestling Fixed? (1:59)
The Only Living Boy In New Cross (3:54)
Suppose You Gave A Funeral And Nobody Came (3:42)
England (2:44)
Do Re Me, So Far So Good (3:03)
Look Mum, No Hands! (2:55)
While You Were Out (3:38)
Skywest & Crooked (3:06)
The Impossible Dream (6:15)
After The Watershed (Early Learning The Hard Way) (2:04)
The 90's Revival (2:02)
A Nation Of Shoplifters (2:01)
This Is How It Feels (1:53)
Panic (2:55)
Watching The Big Apple Turnover (3:26)
King Rocker (2:50)
Mannequin (2:28)
Down In The Tubestation At Midnight (3:30)
Turn On Tune In Switch Off (3:43)
When Thesauruses Ruled The Earth (2:27)
Bring On The Girls (3:04)
Bring On The Girls (2:52)
Review: Early 90s eccentrics Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine were a crucial force in establishing of a certain brand of chart-bound power pop informed by post-punk; fusing scratched-up, sample-heavy beat progressions with histrionic ballads dealing with every topic from queer identity to late Thatcher-era alienation. By then a Rough Trade fixture, 1992: The Love Album was then their grandest project to date, though this one saw them break from the Cartel to join the majors with Chrysalis. It's now re-issued as a four-side behemoth producing parodic London-centric highlights like 'The Only Living Boy In New Cross', substituting Simon & Garfunkel's American big smoke for historic, humble ole' Hatcham.
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Post Historic Monsters (remastered)
Post Historic Monsters (remastered) (gatefold clear & translucent red vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: CRV 1661. Rel: 22 Aug 24
 
Indie/Alternative
2 Million Years BC (0:40)
The Music That Nobody Likes (4:24)
Mid Day Crisis (3:54)
Cheer Up, It Might Never Happen (4:04)
Stuff The Jubilee! (3:38)
A Bachelor For Baden Powell (3:56)
Spoilsports Personality Of The Year (4:57)
Suicide Isn't Painless (1:17)
Being Here (2:04)
Evil (2:49)
Sing Fat Lady Sing (3:24)
Travis (2:56)
Lean On Me I Won't Fall Over (3:24)
Lenny & Terence (4:30)
Under The Thumb & Over The Moon (2:52)
Glam Rock Cops (bonus tracks) (3:35)
Hit (3:06)
Always The Bridesmaid Never The Bride (1:48)
Her Song (2:32)
Commercial Fucking Suicide (part 1) (3:55)
Stuff The Jubilee (1977) (2:01)
Review: Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine consist of South London's Fruitbat (Leslie Carter, guitar) and Jim Bob (Morrison, vocals), a legendary duo in their heyday of the 90s and subsequently veterans of various other post-Carter bands. Their dynamic albums blend the driving beats and samples of industrial music, the verbosity of rap, the rebellious spirit of punk and a pop catchiness, adding lyrics with clever puns, political satire and relentless energy, creating a chaotic yet exhilarating listening experience. 1993's Post Historic Monsters was their third, and while not quite reaching the heights of their number one album from the tear before, The Love Album, is still a slice of the band on top form.
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Post Historic Monsters
Post Historic Monsters (3xCD + DVD box set)
Cat: CRC 1661. Rel: 22 Aug 24
 
Indie/Alternative
2 Million Years BC (CD1) (0:40)
The Music That Nobody Likes (4:24)
Mid Day Crisis (3:54)
Cheer Up, It Might Never Happen (4:04)
Stuff The Jubilee! (3:38)
A Bachelor For Baden Powell (3:56)
Spoilsports Personality Of The Year (4:57)
Suicide Isn't Painless (1:17)
Being Here (2:04)
Evil (2:49)
Sing Fat Lady Sing (3:24)
Travis (2:56)
Lean On Me, I Won't Fall Over (3:24)
Lenny & Terence (4:30)
Under The Thumb & Over The Moon (2:52)
Lean On Me, I Won't Fall Over (CD2 - radio version)
Hit
Always The Bridesmaid Never The Bride
Lenny & Terence (Sexy Daytime radio mix)
Her Song
Commercial Fucking Suicide (part 1)
Stuff The Jubilee!
Stuff The Jubilee! (Extra Special radio Only Verison)
Glam Cop Rocks
Glam Cop Rocks (Kojak dub)
Glam Cop Rocks (Regan & Carter mix)
Glam Cop Rocks (Sweeny instrumental)
2 Million Years BC (CD3 - live tracks)
Spoilsports Personality Of The Year
Mid Day Crisis
My Second To Last Will & Testament
Rubbish
Cheer Up, It Might Never Happen
A Bachelor For Baden Powell
Say It With Flowers
Do Re Me, So Far So Good
The Only Living Boy In New Cross
The Taking Of Peckham
Travis
After The Watershed (Early Learning The Hard Way)
Bloodsport For All
Lean On Me, I Won't Fall Over
Lenny & Terence
Suicide Isn't Painless
Sheriff Fatman
Stuff The Jubilee!
GI Blues
Post Historic Monsters - Live At Brixton Academy 93 (DVD)
Review: Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine, formed in 1987 by Fruitbat and Jim Bob, became icons of the punk-pop scene with their unique blend of samples, drum machines, and incisive social commentary. Following their number one success with 1992 The Love Album, they returned with Post Historic Monsters, an album showcasing new musical directions and more personal lyrics. Critically acclaimed, it reached number five on the UK album charts. The new edition of Post Historic Monsters features the remastered album, including singles 'Lean On Me I Won't Fall Over' and 'Lenny And Terrence.' CD 2 includes rarities and the single 'Glam Rock Cops,' while CD 3 offers the live album Up Pompey! - Live In Portsmouth, recorded in 1993. The accompanying DVD includes promo videos, Top Of The Pops appearances, and a recording from Brixton Academy, with exclusive commentary from Jim Bob and Fruitbat. Known for its lyrical wit and punk energy, it includes singles 'Anytime Anyplace Anywhere' and 'Bloodsport For All.' This deluxe edition features remastered audio, a live concert from Brixton in 1991, and new commentary, packaged in a clamshell box with a poster booklet.
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Later That Day The Day Before Or The Day Before That
Later That Day The Day Before Or The Day Before That (stormcloud vinyl LP + fold-out poster)
Cat: GI 442LPC1. Rel: 06 Jun 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Grey Gardens (3:03)
Asleep At The Wheel (3:01)
Me, I Think I Found It (3:55)
Dying 'Til I'm Born (2:47)
Is This Only Water (1:13)
See You Later (3:32)
Baby Voice (6:06)
Words For Love (2:52)
Tennisman9 (2:41)
The Make Believe (feat Oklou) (2:55)
Review: "Remembering is not the opposite of forgetting," Casey MQ sings at the start of Later that day, the day before, or the day before that, his new LP and Ghostly International debut. It's a phrase fittingly misremembered from something the LA-based, Canadian-born composer came upon, as he spiraled into unconscious and subconscious-led writing sessions at the piano. Musing on the joys of the selective-amnesiac tendency of the creative flow state, MQ makes riveting use of classical-synthetic composition - piano parts run through copious effects chains, vocal parts run through subtly humanised, formant-shifted and note-bent pitch correctors - to produce a sublime amnestic union. But to forget is also to forgive: hence the word 'amnesty' and its common root with amnesia. This is a profoundly forgiving record, with 'Grey Gardens' and 'Me, I Think I Found It' finding a profound space of acceptance for the days coming and going, for solitude and for new leaves uncovered in amnestic carvings-out and turnings-over.
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Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert (B-STOCK)
Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert (B-STOCK) (limited gatefold white vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: WIG LP524X (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Folk/Americana
 
B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition
She Belongs To Me (4:46)
Fourth Time Around (4:43)
Visions Of Johanna (9:11)
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (5:17)
Desolation Row (12:41)
Just Like A Woman (5:46)
Mr Tambourine Man (6:23)
Tell Me, Momma (4:58)
I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) (5:13)
Baby, Let Me Follow You Down (2:48)
Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues (5:41)
Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (3:53)
One Too Many Mornings (3:50)
Ballad Of A Thin Man (6:06)
Like A Rolling Stone (6:32)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***


In November 2022, Cat Power took the stage at London’s Royal Albert Hall and delivered a song-for-song recreation of one of the most fabled and transformative live sets of all time. Held at the Manchester Free Trade Hall in May 1966 - but long known as the “Royal Albert Hall Concert” due to a mislabeled bootleg - the original performance saw Bob Dylan switching from acoustic to electric midway through the show, drawing ire from an audience of folk purists and forever altering the course of rock n' roll. In her own rendition of that historic night, the artist otherwise known as Chan Marshall inhabited each song with equal parts conviction and grace and a palpable sense of protectiveness, ultimately transposing the anarchic tension of Dylan’s set with a warm and luminous joy. Now captured on the live album Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert, Marshall’s spellbinding performance both lovingly honors her hero’s imprint on history and brings a stunning new vitality to many of his most revered songs.
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Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert
Cat: WIG LP524. Rel: 09 Nov 23
 
Folk/Americana
She Belongs To Me (4:46)
Fourth Time Around (4:43)
Visions Of Johanna (9:11)
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (5:17)
Desolation Row (12:41)
Just Like A Woman (5:46)
Mr Tambourine Man (6:23)
Tell Me, Momma (4:58)
I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) (5:13)
Baby, Let Me Follow You Down (2:48)
Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues (5:41)
Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (3:53)
One Too Many Mornings (3:50)
Ballad Of A Thin Man (6:06)
Like A Rolling Stone (6:32)
Review: In 2022, Cat Power, otherwise known as singer/songwriter/producer Chan Marshall, fully recreated Bob Dylan's legendary 1966 show at the Royal Albert Hall. In turn, Dylan's 1966 concert was the culmination of one of the most consequential tours in the history of rock & roll - when he electrified his songs, and by doing so enraged his devoted audience, who just had to catch up. Power's recollection of Dylan's radical re-rendering, now pressed to vinyl, hears her perform the songs in the same order as Dylan himself that night: the first half of the show being an acoustic set, not long before being joined by her electric band for the second half.
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Modern Delusion
Modern Delusion (LP limited to 200 copies in picture sleeve)
Cat: SOTCD CTLGLP1. Rel: 11 Apr 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Synchronized (2:48)
Parallele Lines (3:42)
Fragments (3:34)
Suburban Girls (4:18)
Houseplant (3:10)
2030 (4:19)
At Night (3:03)
Casino (3:01)
La Croix (4:08)
Ageing (4:18)
Kids Of The Black Hole (4:27)
Review: The always superb Sounds Of The City comes through here with some freshness and newness here via their newly minted 'Sounds Of The City, Dark' series. It finds the French outfit Catalogue debuting on the label with a sound that brings a different perspective to the new post-punk movement. Their sound is a mixing pot of an array of different influences and what you get is music that will get you nodding to the grooves while your mind gets lost exploring synthetic elements, angular guitar riffs, robotic rhythms and lovely deep bass.
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Pompeii
Pompeii (limited gatefold translucent yellow vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: MEXLE 3153. Rel: 04 Feb 22
 
Indie/Alternative
Dirt On The Bed (4:28)
Moderation (4:03)
French Boys (5:15)
Pompeii (4:36)
Harbour (4:09)
Running Away (5:44)
Cry Me Old Trouble (5:06)
Remembering Me (4:32)
Wheel (5:32)
Review: RECOMMENDED
If you're already familiar with Cate Le Bon's spectacularly accomplished oeuvre, then when we say Pompeii is probably her most complex, innovative, and wildly ambitious effort to date you should understand just how big that statement is. Once Wales' enfant terrible loosely comparable to the PJ Harveys of this world, since arriving circa 2007 her reputation has grown, and she has long been considered among Britain's greatest contemporary musicians, a guitar master, and a songwriter extraordinaire.

The opiate, freewheeling, pseudo-1960s rock vibes have waned in that time, though, making more room for surrealist pop to take the mantle as guiding light. Pompeii uses this more than perhaps any other of her albums, offering listeners a sumptuous adventure through weird operatics, otherworldly balladry, synth-y choral, and much more besides. A triumph, once again.
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Idiot Prayer: Alone At Alexandra Palace
Idiot Prayer: Alone At Alexandra Palace (heavyweight vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BS 019LP. Rel: 18 Nov 20
 
Indie/Alternative
Spinning Song (1:47)
Idiot Prayer (3:08)
Sad Waters (3:42)
Brompton Oratory (3:15)
Palaces Of Montezuma (3:43)
Girl In Amber (4:38)
Man In The Moon (2:59)
Nobody's Baby Now (3:48)
(Are You) The One That I've Been Waiting For? (4:28)
Waiting For You (2:59)
The Mercy Seat (4:56)
Euthanasia (2:47)
Jubilee Street (4:31)
Far From Me (4:09)
He Wants You (2:58)
Higgs Boson Blues (6:50)
Stranger Than Kindness (3:33)
Into My Arms (4:54)
The Ship Song (3:27)
Papa Won't Leave You, Henry (4:09)
Black Hair (3:02)
Galleon Ship (3:08)
Review: Cave's recent streamed live performance at an empty Alexandra Palace was an audacious move, but one that definitely worked. It's captured here in its 22-song entirety, as the former Bad Seed works through various career highlights accompanied only by a piano and the weird atmosphere of one of London's most iconic concert venues devoid of its audience. Highlights include a burningly intense version of 'The Mercy Seat', the battered spirituality of 'Into My Arms' and the open hearted emotion of 'The Ship Song', but the whole thing not only works in its own right, but also as a marker in sonic form of these strange times.
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Lovely Creatures: The Best Of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds 1984-2014
Cat: 541493 9926549. Rel: 05 May 17
 
Indie/Alternative
Loverman (4:57)
Tupelo (5:12)
Deanna (3:46)
From Her To Eternity (5:34)
The Weeping Song (4:21)
Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! (3:36)
People Ain't No Good (5:43)
Higgs Boson Blues (7:49)
Straight To You (4:36)
Where The Wild Roses Grow (3:57)
Into My Arms (4:13)
Love Letter (4:05)
Red Right Hand (4:49)
The Mercy Seat (5:08)
O Children (6:28)
The Ship Song (4:42)
Stranger Than Kindness (4:43)
Jubilee Street (5:00)
Nature Boy (3:30)
We No Who U R (4:01)
Stagger Lee (5:12)
Review: Over three LPs, this impressive compilation covers album tracks, singles and B-sides across 30 years of Nick Cave's nigh-on flawless work with The Bad Seeds. Following the progression of the band through these 45 lushly remastered tracks, we hear Cave mature as writer, composer and singer, from the early post-Birthday Party morbid obsessions, through tender ballads, the grand theatrical 'Dig, Lazarus, Dig' era work, to the intense and widescreen masterpiece of 2014's 'Push The Sky Away'. In its assembly, 'Lovely Creatures' is far more than a mere compilation, it's a broad and exhaustive journey through Cave's mythological folklore universe of murder, sex, drugs, love, light and dark.
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B Sides & Rarities: Part II
B Sides & Rarities: Part II (limited 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 405053 8626797. Rel: 22 Oct 21
 
Indie/Alternative
Hey Little Firing Squad (LP1) (4:01)
Fleeting Love (4:15)
Accidents Will Happen (4:18)
Free To Walk (with Debbie Harry) (3:08)
Avalanche (4:30)
Vortex (4:31)
Needle Boy (3:55)
Lightning Bolts (3:35)
Animal X (3:51)
Give Us A Kiss (3:13)
Push The Sky Away (Ive with The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra) (5:19)
First Skeleton Tree (LP2: previously unreleased) (3:02)
King Sized Nick Cave Blues (3:42)
Opium Eyes (with Sky) (2:26)
Big Dream (3:17)
Instrumental #33 (2:20)
Hell Villanelle (3:47)
Euthanasia (2:45)
Life Per Se (2:44)
Steve McQueen (3:43)
First Bright Horses (2:30)
First Girl In Amber (2:53)
Glacier (2:34)
Heart That Kills You (3:02)
First Waiting For You (1:40)
Sudden Song (1:40)
Earthlings (2:52)
Review: It's taken a while for Nick Cave to get round to releasing a follow-up to 2005's self-explanatory B-Sides and Rarities compilation. We'd argue that it's been worth the wait though. The 16-year gap between the releases has allowed for a wider sweep of the iconic artist's archives, so much so that it features no less than 27 tracks stretched across two coloured slabs of wax. Record one focuses on B-sides, bonus tracks and rarities, including a duet with Debbie Harry and a superb live version of 'Push The Sky Away' with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. It's the second record that will most excite fans though, featuring as it does unreleased material. There are plenty of unheard songs of course, but also early recordings of such fan favourites as 'Skeleton Tree' and 'Bright Horses'.
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Wild God
Cat: BS 023CD. Rel: 29 Aug 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Song Of The Lake (3:36)
Wild God (5:18)
Frogs (4:35)
Joy (6:12)
Final Rescue Attempt (3:55)
Conversion (5:17)
Cinnamon Horses (5:17)
Long Dark Night (3:30)
O Wow O Wow (How Wonderful She Is) (4:30)
As The Waters Cover The Sea (2:00)
Review: "There's no fucking around with this record," says Nick Cave of his new album alongside the Bad Seeds. "When it hits, it hits. It lifts you. It moves you. I love that about it." And we do too. It makes a great return after a five-year break for the band and across its ten tunes it plays with ideas of both convention and experimentation. It is full of surprises an of course rich in emotion and the sort of mental imagery Cave has always excelled at next to offering up plenty of heartfelt narratives. Guests such as Colin Greenwood on bass and Luis Almau on nylon string guitar and acoustic guitar add extra layers to what is a fine return.

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Ghosteen
Ghosteen (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BS 016LP. Rel: 08 Nov 19
 
Indie/Alternative
Spinning Song (4:43)
Bright Horses (4:51)
Waiting For You (3:54)
Night Raid (5:01)
Sun Forest (6:32)
Galleon Ship (4:13)
Ghosteen Speaks (3:58)
Leviathan (4:45)
Ghosteen (12:11)
Fireflies (3:12)
Hollywood (14:13)
Review: Now you've stopped shouting "there's a new Nick Cave album" at everyone who walks past, comes near or might possibly be in earshot it's about time we dived into the contents of the legendary troubadour's 17th studio album. Be warned, though, what lies beneath is deep and immersive enough to drown in, and even the most effective divers wouldn't find a body. A suitably morose introduction, we think. Digressions aside, "Ghosteen" is a majestic, powerful, operatic experience that will change nobody's opinion of Cave and his band, The Bad Seeds. The works are just as innovative, poignant, graceful, melancholic, euphoric and inescapable as ever. Too many adjectives? We're making no apologies. Consider the title number, if that's not too obvious a focal point. Sparse yet grandiose, narrative driven but metaphorical, organic and earthy yet making incredible use of a theremin. Almost impossibly good, sit back and let it wash over your mind.
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