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Now 12" 80's: 1983 Part Two
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Cat: CDNOW 1283P2. Rel: 17 Oct 24
Wham! - "Wham Rap! (Enjoy What You Do?)" (Special U.S. remix)
Spandau Ballet - "Gold" (12" mix)
Eurythmics, Annie Lennox, Dave Stewart - "Who's That Girl?" (extended mix)
Bananarama - "Cruel Summer" (extended version)
Culture Club - "I'll Tumble 4 Ya" (US 12' remix)
Marilyn - "Calling Your Name" (extended version)
Kajagoogoo - "Too Shy" (Midnight mix)
The Lotus Eaters - "The First Picture Of You" (12" version)
Nick Heyward - "Take That Situation" (Rhythm mix)
Men Without Hats - "The Safety Dance" (extended version)
Flash And The Pan - "Waiting For A Train" (Disco version)
Joe Jackson - "Steppin' Out"
Mike Oldfield - "Moonlight Shadow" (12" version)
NewOrder - "Blue Monday" (12" version)
The Cure - "The Lovecats" (extended version)
Echo & The Bunnymen - "Never Stop" (Discotheque)
Public Image Limited - "This Is Not A Love Song" (12' remix)
Aztec Camera - "Walk Out To Winter" (extended version)
Madness - "The Sun And The Rain" (12" extended version)
The Belle Stars - "Sweet Memory" (extended 12" remix)
TRACIE - "Give It Some Emotion" (extended version)
Tracey Ullman - "Breakaway" (Monitor mix)
Paul Young - "Love Of The Common People" (extended version)
Rick Springfield - "Human Touch" (extended mix)
Yes - "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" (Special remix dance version)
Lionel Richie - "All Night Long (All Night)" (12" version))
KC & The Sunshine Band - "Give It Up" (John Luongo Disco mix)
Donna Summer - "She Works Hard For The Money" (club mix)
Indeep - "Last Night A D" (album version)
Divine - "Love Reaction" (extended version)
Malcolm McLaren - "Double Dutch" (12" version)
Rock Steady Crew - "(Hey You) The Rock Steady Crew"
Modern Romance - "High Life" (extended version)
Shalamar - "Dead Giveaway" (12" version)
Booker Newberry III - "Love Town" (album version)
Billy Griffin - "Hold Me Tighter In The Rain"
Level 42 - "The Sun Goes Down (Living It Up)" (extended version)
Duran Duran - "Is There Something I Should Know" (Monster mix)
Heaven 17 - "Temptation"
Tears For Fears - "Change" (extended version)
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - "Telegraph" (extended)
Blancmange - "That's Love, That It Is" (extended)
Japan - "All Tomorrows Parties" (Steve Nye extended remix)
Annabel Lamb - "Riders On The Storm"
Limahl - "Only For Love" (12" mix)
Thompson Twins - "Love On Your Side" (Rap Boy Rap Full Length version)
Yello - "I Love You"
Talk Talk - "My Foolish Friend" (extended mix)
Midge Ure, Mick Karn - "After A Fashion" (extended version)
Review: NOW 12? 80s: 1983 - Part Two is a jam-packed for fans of extended mixes and 80s nostalgia. This 4CD set brings together 49 tracks, offering a mix of iconic hits and lesser-known gems, all in their extended or remixed forms. From Wham!'s energetic 'Wham Rap! (Enjoy What You Do?)' to the undeniable groove of New Order's 'Blue Monday', this compilation is filled with dancefloor-ready anthems. The set excels in its variety, mixing familiar chart-toppers like Spandau Ballet's 'Gold' and Lionel Richie's 'All Night Long' with deep cuts like Joe Jackson's atmospheric 'Steppin' Out' and Tracey Ullman's playful 'Breakaway'. Glamorous pop sits alongside punk-infused tunes, with bands like Public Image Limited and Echo & the Bunnymen adding a post-punk edge to the lineup. While the tracklist is dominated by pop and synth-heavy hits, the inclusion of disco classics like KC & The Sunshine Band's 'Give It Up' and Divine's 'Love Reaction' adds a touch of 80s dancefloor magic. This collection is a great snapshot of the era, featuring extended versions that give these songs even more room to shine. Affordable and well-curated, NOW 12? 80s: 1983 - Part Two is perfect for the fans of the deacde.
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A Whole New Sound
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A Whole New Sound (clear splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: 100016 1507. Rel: 03 Oct 24
New Found Glory - "Part Of Your World" (2:55)
Mayday Parade - "Remember Me" (2:42)
Simple Plan - "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" (2:51)
Magnolia Park - "I2I" (3:02)
Yellowcard - "A Whole New World" (feat Chrissy Costanza) (2:19)
We The Kings - "Go The Distance" (3:10)
Plain White T's - "Surface Pressure" (2:51)
Meet Me @ The Altar - "You've Got A Friend In Me" (1:52)
Boys Like Girls - "You'll Be In My Heart" (3:52)
Tokio Hotel - "Colors Of The Wind" (3:10)
LL - "Let It Go" (3:24)
Bowling For Soup - "Friend Like Me" (2:29)
Review: A Whole New Sound brings a fresh, alternative twist to iconic Disney classics, reimagined by pop-punk pioneers, rock hitmakers and pop sensations. Featuring artists like New Found Glory, Simple Plan, Yellowcard, Mayday Parade, and more, the album offers a nostalgic blend of Disney magic and emo energy. Highlights include New Found Glory's heartfelt rendition of 'Part of Your World' and Mayday Parade's emotional take on 'Remember Me'. Yellowcard's 'A Whole New World' and Simple Plan's 'Can You Feel the Love Tonight' deliver punchy reinterpretations that stand out. Meanwhile, newer bands like Magnolia Park with 'I2I' and Meet Me @ The Altar's 'You've Got a Friend in Me' bring a fresh, youthful sound to the mix. A Whole New Sound successfully taps into both nostalgic charm and modern rock flair. The balance between appealing to both new listeners and longtime pop-punk fans is an enjoyable journey for Disney and alternative rock lovers, making for one fun album.
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Tank Girl (Soundtrack) (30th Anniversary Edition)
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Cat: RLGM 18761PMI. Rel: 13 Feb 25
Stomp - "Ripper Sole" (1:41)
Bjork - "Army Of Me" (3:50)
Devo - "Girl U Want" (3:50)
The Magnificent Bastards - "Mockingbird Girl" (3:25)
L7 - "Shove" (3:14)
Hole - "Drown Soda" (3:51)
Bush - "Bomb" (3:22)
Portishead - "Roads" (5:03)
Joan Jett & Paul Westerberg - "Let's Do It" (2:22)
Belly - "Thief" (3:10)
Veruca Salt - "Aurora" (4:01)
Ice T - "Big Gun" (3:48)
Review: A box office flop at the time of its release in 1995 - only recouping around $6million of its $25million budget - Tank Girl has since become a cult classic of the post-apocalyptic science fiction canon. Popularised thanks to its strong feminist messages and vivid construction of a universe, the foundations of which were found in a comic book series of the same namer, the soundtrack is both of its time and every bit as high impact as the flick. From Bjork's moody and abrasive 'Army of Me', to the disrupted lo-fi rock & roll of Hole's 'Drown Soda', Ice T's typically snarling and sinister 'Big Gun', and the trip hop landmark 'Roads' by Portishead, the credits read like a who's who of 1990s cool. And this emphasises just how on point Tank Girl was, even if we didn't all seem ready to acknowledge it back then.
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NOW Yearbook 1987
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NOW Yearbook 1987 (orange vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: LPYBNOW 87. Rel: 29 Aug 24
George Michael - "Faith" (3:05)
Pet Shop Boys - "Always On My Mind" (3:53)
New Order - "True Faith" (4:08)
M/A/R/R/S - "Pump Up The Volume" (4:03)
Eurythmics, Annie Lennox & Dave Stewart - "Beethoven (I Love To Listen To)" (4:43)
Duran Duran - "Skin Trade" (4:26)
Pretenders - "Hymn To Her" (4:29)
ABC - "When Smokey Sings" (4:19)
Level 42 - "Running In The Family" (7" version) (3:58)
Fine Young Cannibals - "Ever Fallen In Love" (3:55)
The Blow Monkeys - "It Doesn't Have To Be This Way" (4:05)
Swing Out Sister - "Surrender" (3:50)
Curiosity Killed The Cat - "Down To Earth" (single version) (3:49)
Black - "Wonderful Life" (4:49)
George Michael & Aretha Franklin - "I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)" (3:57)
Whitney Houston - "I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)" (4:49)
Donna Summer - "Dinner With Gershwin" (edit) (4:10)
Alexander O'Neal - "Criticize" (4:07)
Tina Turner - "What You Get Is What You See" (3:56)
Rosie Vela - "Magic Smile" (4:20)
Suzanne Vega - "Luka" (3:53)
Bananarama - "Love In The First Degree" (3:32)
Rick Astley - "Never Gonna Give You Up" (3:33)
Mel & Kim - "Respectable" (3:20)
Dead Or Alive - "Something In My House" (7" remix) (3:50)
Man 2 Man - "Male Stripper" (5:01)
Living In A Box - "Living In A Box" (3:05)
Sananda Maitreya - "Wishing Well" (3:30)
Boy George - "Everything I Own" (3:56)
Sisters Of Mercy - "This Corrosion" (4:28)
Iggy Pop - "Real Wild Child (Wild One)" (3:36)
Paul Simon - "The Boy In The Bubble" (3:58)
Sting - "We'll Be Together" (4:46)
Bruce Springsteen - "Brilliant Disguise" (4:11)
Bon Jovi - "Wanted Dead Or Alive" (4:59)
Crowded House - "Don't Dream It's Over" (3:49)
Pet Shop Boys - "What Have I Done To Deserve This?" (feat Dusty Springfield) (4:14)
A-ha - "Cry Wolf" (4:01)
Alison Moyet - "Is This Love" (3:54)
Johnny Hates Jazz - "Shattered Dreams" (3:23)
Wet Wet Wet - "Wishing I Was Lucky" (3:45)
Paul McCartney - "Once Upon A Long Ago" (4:05)
The Pogues - "Fairytale Of New York" (feat Kirsty MacColl) (4:30)
Review: The NOW - Yearbook 1987 offers a vibrant snapshot of a landmark year in pop music, spread across 43 tracks on a triple vinyl set of eye-catching Translucent Orange Vinyl. This collection, part of the ongoing Yearbook series, captures the heights of 1987, showcasing a variety of iconic hits and unforgettable moments in music history. Kicking off with George Michael's 'Faith,' the album sets the stage for a journey through 1987's most memorable singles. Pet Shop Boys' Christmas #1 'Always On My Mind' and New Order's 'True Faith' highlight the year's diverse soundscape, while M/A/R/R/S' Pump Up The Volume' marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of dance music. The collection also features tracks from Eurythmics, Duran Duran, and The Pretenders, blending chart-toppers with lesser-known gems. Other gems continue with the retrospective with George Michael's duet with Aretha Franklin, 'I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me),' and Whitney Houston's infectious 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody.' The era's influence on dance and pop is further showcased by Rick Astley's 'Never Gonna Give You Up' and Mel & Kim's 'Respectable.' Closing with the timeless 'Fairytale Of New York' by The Pogues, this yearbook is a joyful celebration of 1987's rich musical diversity and creativity.
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Rusty Egan Presents Blitzed!
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Cat: EDSL 0185. Rel: 28 Jun 24
The Human League - "Being Boiled" (fast Product version)
Tubeway Army - "Down In The Park"
Magazine - "Permafrost"
Vice Versa - "New Girls/Neutrons"
Fad Gadget - "Back To Nature"
Private Life - "The Pretenders"
Iggy Pop - "Nightclubbing"
Warm Leatherette - "The Normal"
Hot On The Heels Of Love - "Throbbing Gristle"
Thomas Leet & Robert Rental - "Day Breaks, Night Heals"
Shock - "RERB"
The Glitter Band - "Makes You Blind"
John Foxx - "Burning Car"
Yello - "Bostich"
Dalek I - "Dalek I Love You (Destiny)"
Cowboys International - "Thrash"
Joy Division - "Shadowplay"
Cabaret Voltaire - "Nag Nag Nag"
Ultravox - "Hiroshima Mon Amour"
Sparks - " The Number One Song In Heaven" (long version)
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The DarK - "Electricity" (Dindisc 1980 version)
Ultravox - "Passing Strangers"
Kraftwerk - "Radioactivity" (edit)
Lulu - "The Man Who Sold The Worl"
Jeff Wayne - "The Eve Of The War" (Disco remix)
Don Armando's Second Avenue Rhumba Band - "I'm An Indian Too"
Japan - "Life In Tokyo" (1979 single version)
Blondie - "Heart Of Glass" (12" version)
Amanda Lear - "Follow Me"
Wolfgang Riechmann - "Wunderbar"
Eno, Moebius & Roedelius - "Broken Head"
M - "Pop Muzik" (12" version)
Barry De Vorzon - "Theme From 'The Warriors'"
Roxy Music - "Angel Eyes" (extended remix)
Suicide - "Dream Baby Drea" (long version)
Grace Jones - "La Vie En Rose"
Throbbing Gristle - "Hamburger Lady"
The Walker Brother - "No Regrets"
Hot Chocolate - "Put Your Love In Me"
The Men - "I Don't Depend On You"
Metro - "Criminal World"
A Sound Portrait: Storm - Billy Cobham - "Spanish Moss"
Cerrone - "Supernature" (12" Full Length version)
Garcons - "French Boy"
Lori & The Chameleons - "Touch"
Visage - "Moon Over Moscow"
Kraftwerk - "Schaufensterpuppen"
Mick Ronson - "Only After Dark"
Landscap - "Japan"
La Dusseldorf - "Rheinita" (single version)
The Cure - "A Forest" (12" version)
The Regents - "7 Teen"
Ashes & Diamonds - "Zaine Griff"
Spandau Ballet - "To Cut A Long Story Short"
Telex - "Moskow Diskow"
Taxi Girl - "Mannequin"
Silicon Teens - "Memphis Tennessee"
The Slits - "I Heard It Through The Grapevine"
Simple Minds - "Changeling"
Skids - "Animation" (edit)
Giorgio Moroder - "Chase" (From 'Midnight Express')
Rinder & Lewis - "Willie & The Hand" (12" version)
Visage - "Fade To Grey" (1980 dance mix)
Gina X Performance - "No GDM"
Vange - "Chung Kuo"
Lou Reed - "Perfect Day"
Review: The music of London's Blitz nightclub is celebrated with a new box-set curated by Rusty Egan, the man who, with Steve Strange, helped usher in a transition from the late 70s musical gloom into a glamorous, sonorous new 1980s. After their prior band, Rich Kids, disbanded in 1978, Egan and Strange saw through their enterprising excesses with a new venture, launching the Blitz club as a wine bar in Covent Garden. Bottling the unique, generic essence of the nightclub - at a time where the styles and sounds of David Bowie, Sade, Spandau Ballet, Boy George, Billy Idol, Ultravox, Visage, Marilyn and Gary Numan reigned supreme, yet were often not heard all in one physical place - this new reminiscence compilation brings both well-known and lesser-heard gems of the Blitz era to a fantastically fresh set of ears, proving that even you, too, can be a hero, just for one day.
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The Twilight Saga: New Moon (Soundtrack) (reissue)
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The Twilight Saga: New Moon (Soundtrack) (reissue) (gatefold metallic gold marbled vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 075678 609046. Rel: 14 Jun 24
Death Cab For Cutie - "Meet Me On The Equinox" (3:42)
Band Of Skulls - "Friends" (3:09)
Thom Yorke - "Hearing Damage" (5:06)
Lykke Li - "Possibility" (4:56)
The Killers - "A White Demon Love Song" (3:28)
Anya Marina - "Satellite Heart" (3:32)
Muse - "I Belong To You" (New Moon remix) (3:10)
Bon Iver & St Vincent - "Rosyln" (4:47)
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - "Done All Wrong" (2:49)
Hurricane Bells - "Monsters" (3:16)
Sea Wolf - "The Violet Hour" (3:32)
Ok Go - "Shooting The Moon" (3:18)
Grizzly Bear (With Victoria Legrand) - "Slow Life" (4:21)
Editors - "No Sound But The Wind" (3:47)
Alexandre Desplat - "New Moon (The Meadow)" (4:08)
Review: Reissued for the first time via Atlantic Records comes the official soundtrack to Twilight: New Moon, the second instalment in the Twilight film franchise, which is in turn based on the novel of the same name. With the OST component of the score again handled by Alexandre Desplat, and its curated remainder selected by music supervisor Alexandra Patsavas, New Moon is a compelling fusion of classical filmic orchestral music and brooding emo indie rock: the perfect combo to nail the affective headspace of both Edward and Jacob campers.
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Come To My World: A Brief History Of Indie Pop 1985-2023
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Come To My World: A Brief History Of Indie Pop 1985-2023 (limited sun yellow & crystal green vinyl 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: BN 11LPX. Rel: 07 Nov 24
The Springfields - "Are We Gonna Be Alright" (2:36)
Talulah Gosh - "Talulah Gosh" (3:25)
Blueboy - "Meet Johnny Rave" (2:45)
The Flatmates - "I Could Be In Heaven" (2:42)
Primal Scream - "Velocity Girl" (1:23)
The Primitives - "Way Behind Me" (3:05)
The Orchids - "I've Got A Habit" (2:33)
Popguns - "Waiting For The Winter" (3:15)
McCarthy - "Should The Bible Be Banned" (3:03)
The Soup Dragons - "Soft As Your Face" (3:29)
The Darling Buds - "Burst" (2:52)
The Wedding Present - "A Million Miles" (3:33)
14 Iced Bears - "Sure To See" (4:07)
The Wake - "Crush The Flowers" (3:33)
Even As We Speak - "Falling Down The Stairs" (2:36)
The Pooh Sticks - "Indie Pop Ain't Noise Pollution" (2:15)
Brighter - "Does Love Last Forever?" (2:33)
Heavenly - "Over & Over" (3:27)
BMX Bandits - "I Wanna Fall In Love" (3:02)
Blake Babies - "Look Away" (3:02)
The Vaselines - "Jesus Wants Me For A Sunbeam" (3:29)
Velocity Girl - "Sorry Again" (2:49)
Milky Wimpshake - "Scrabble" (2:06)
Helen Love - "We Love You" (1:59)
The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart - "Young Adult Friction" (4:07)
Dum Dum Girls - "Blank Girl" (2:53)
Veronica Falls - "Waiting For Something To Happen" (3:05)
Joanna Gruesome - "Do You Really Wanna Know Why Yr Still In Love With Me?" (2:50)
The Hit Parade - "You Didn't Love Me Then" (3:31)
Allo Darlin' - "My Heart Is A Drummer" (3:17)
The Spook School - "Speak When You're Spoken To" (3:30)
RIBBON STAGE - "Playing Possum" (1:42)
The Lost Days - "Mess You Made" (1:02)
The Goon Sax - "Boyfriend" (2:59)
Review: Come to My World, released by Two-Piers, is a fantastic look through the rich and often misunderstood history of Indie Pop. This compilation delves into the genre's evolution from its grassroots beginnings in the 1980s to the vibrant scene that thrives today. Indie Pop has always been more than just music; it's a subculture where fans cherish 7" B-sides, fanzines, and handmade record sleeves, forming a tight-knit community that values DIY ethics and underground charm. The compilation begins with groundbreaking acts like Talulah Gosh, The Flatmates, and Primal Scream, all of whom laid the foundation on labels such as Sarah Records and Creation. It then explores the influential C86 era, featuring more commercially successful bands like The Primitives and The Soup Dragons, before diving into the 1990s with the unsung brilliance of Heavenly and the burgeoning Scottish scene with BMX Bandits and The Vaselines. As the genre entered the 2000s, US bands like Dum Dum Girls and The Pains of Being Pure at Heart carried the torch, while across the Atlantic, groups like Joanna Gruesome and Veronica Falls kept the spirit alive. The compilation closes with the future of indie pop with rising stars like The Goon Sax and Ribbon Stage, proving that the genre's legacy remains vibrant. Pressed on a limited 'sunburst marvel' marbled & crystal green vinyl 2xLP, Come to My World is both a tribute to Indie Pop's past and a celebration of its enduring influence. It's an invitation to explore and embrace a world that has always thrived just beneath the mainstream's surface.
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Nice Swan Introduces Vol 2
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Nice Swan Introduces Vol 2 (LP limited to 250 copies)
Cat: NSWNI 22. Rel: 23 May 24
Deadletter - "Pop Culture Connoisseur" (3:17)
Prima Queen - "Chew My Cheeks" (2:58)
Saloon Dion - "Hey Hey" (3:28)
Shady Baby - "Come To Life" (4:17)
Splint - "145" (2:20)
Cowboyy - "Gmaps" (3:26)
Yabba - "Get By" (2:44)
Human Interest - "Mixing Paint" (3:35)
Avice Caro - "End Of The Day" (2:56)
Chalf - "The Gate" (3:00)
Review: Not just a clever name, then, this companion piece to the equally aptly-titled Nice Swan Introduces Volume 1 gives an overview of highlights from the exalted UK independent record label, based on releases between since spring 2022. Suffice to say, there have been many notable additions to the back catalogue in that time and the tracks have come as broad as they have thick and fast. As this incredibly varied collection proves, from the surreal antique balladry of Avice Caro ('End of the Day'), to the noise metal of 'Gmaps' by Cowboyy. Attempting to pick particular must hears isn't easy, or logical, then. But let's just say the raw garage rock 'n' roll twang of Shady Baby's 'Come to Life' and Splint's riff-happy '145' are definitely up there. As is the psychedelic-hued indie of Saloon Dion ('Hey Hey') and the Prima Queen's dreamy 'Chew My Cheeks'.
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Twilight (Soundtrack)
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Twilight (Soundtrack) ('mercury' blue marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: 007567 8608995. Rel: 11 Jul 24
Muse - "Supermassive Black Hole" (3:31)
Paramore - "Decode" (4:21)
The Black Ghosts - "Full Moon" (3:49)
Linkin Park - "Leave Out All The Rest" (3:20)
Mutemath - "Spotlight" (Twilight mix) (3:21)
Perry Farrell - "Go All The Way (Into The Twilight)" (3:28)
Collective Soul - "Tremble For My Beloved" (3:47)
Paramore - "I Caught Myself" (3:56)
Blue Foundation - "Eyes On Fire" (4:59)
Rob Pattinson - "Never Think" (4:30)
Iron & Wine - "Flightless Bird, American Mouth" (4:00)
Carter Burwell - "Bella's Lullaby" (2:16)
Review: In 2008, the Thanksgiving release of Twilight, based on Stephanie Meyer's bestselling novels, captivated audiences with its action-packed love story. Bella, an ordinary teenager, moves to a small town and finds herself drawn to the enigmatic Edward, sparking a perilous clash between vampire clans. The film features every song from its soundtrack, including the exclusive Paramore track 'Decode' alongside music from Muse, Perry Farrell, Linkin Park, Collective Soul, Iron & Wine, and others, enhancing the cinematic experience with a blend of emotion and intensity.
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Secret Superstar Sounds: Scraping Bubblegum Off My Soul 1977-80: Punk Powerpop New Wave DIY (B-STOCK)
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Cat: SJRLP 571 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
Gobblinz - "London" (2:29)
Plummet Airlines - "It's Hard" (3:07)
Xdreamysts - "Right Way Home" (3:23)
Tours - "Language School" (2:13)
The Squares - "No Fear" (3:38)
The Monitors - "Compulsory Fun" (2:23)
The Meanies - "It's True" (2:25)
Jeff Hill Band - "Something's Wrong With My Baby" (2:37)
The Squad - "24 Hours" (3:23)
Krypton Tunes - "Limited Vision" (3:29)
The Zeros - "Hungry" (2:19)
The Wardens - "Do So Well" (2:43)
The Letters - "Nobody Loves Me" (2:12)
The Tunnelrunners - "Forever Crying At Love Songs" (2:48)
Comic Romance - "Cry Myself To Sleep" (2:59)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


Secret Superstar Sounds, courtesy of Soul Jazz, offers an eclectic and excellent collection of oddball punk and powerpop rare cuts from little-known bands from the late 70s, including but not limited to The Squares, The Meanies, The Monitors, Plummet Airline, and Krypton Tunes. Falling between the cracks of punk, new wave and post-punk, these unfairly overlooked and forgotten to time gems came from a slew of DIY ethos purists inspired by the messaging of bands like The Desperate Bicycles, Sniffing Glue fanzine and early UK punk labels like Stiff, Chiswick and Rough Trade, recording everything in-house, then sending their recordings to the likes of John Peel and labels with hopes of some airplay or recognition, little of which came. A long-lost micro-genre of unfairly forgotten underground punk (but not punk) gems awaits.
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In The Beginning There Was Rhythm
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Cat: SJRLP 550. Rel: 09 May 24
A Certain Ratio - "Shack Up" (3:15)
23 Skidoo - "Coup" (4:11)
Gang Of Four - "To Hell With Poverty" (4:59)
The Human League - "Being Boiled" (3:49)
The Slits - "In The Beginning There Was Rhythm" (5:52)
This Heat - "24-Track Loop" (5:55)
Throbbing Gristle - "20 Jazz Funk Greats" (2:44)
A Certain Ratio - "Knife Slits Water" (9:41)
Cabaret Voltaire - "Sluggin For Jesus" (5:03)
The Pop Group - "She Is Beyond Good And Evil" (3:23)
23 Skidoo - "Vegas El Bandito" (2:56)
Review: You could probably buy every Soul Jazz compilation known to humankind and come out on top of most other people's record collections. As a label, the crew's ability to track down, rediscover, unearth, and reappraise archive music, and package things up as part of a spellbinding collection of like sounds, is remarkable, and the imprint must be up there with the best curated on the planet. The output is so good, in fact, that here we are pushing a reissue of the 2002 compilation, In The Beginning There Was Rhythm. Pieced together by Stuart Baker and Adrian Self, it's a wonderful trip into the deceptively varied world of UK post punk during its nascent, formative years. Informed by dub, psychedelia, punk, synth, samples and more, it's a celebration of a genre that proves you could spend all day listening and not really hear the same type of tune twice.
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Secret Superstar Sounds: Scraping Bubblegum Off My Soul 1977-80: Punk Powerpop New Wave DIY
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Cat: SJRCD 571. Rel: 13 Mar 25
Gobblinz - "London"
Plummet Airline - "It's Hard"
Xdreamysts - "Right Way Home"
Tours - "Language School"
The Sqaures - "No Fear"
The Monitors - "Compulsory Fun"
The Meanies - "It's True"
Jeff Hill Band - "Something's Wrong With My Baby"
The Sqaud - "24 Hours"
Krypton Tunes - "Limited Vision"
The Zeros - "Hungary"
The Wardens - "Do So Well"
The Letters - "Nobody Loves Me"
The Tunnelrunners - "Forever Cryig At Love Songs"
Comic Romance - "Cry Myself To Sleep"
Review: On the label's latest deep dive into the margins of underground music culture, Soul Jazz Records has decided to take us back to the late 1970s and Britain's DIY 'powerpop' movement - a self-contained micro-scene whose obscure and proudly independent artists mixed elements of punk with (as the extensive liner notes put it) "melodically beautiful 60s pop and garage sounds". On offer is a predictably impressive, 150-track selection of self-released songs from bands forgotten by all but the most obsessive powerpop nerds. Highlights include the gravelly, ten-ton riffs and bawled vocals of 'London' by Gobblinz, the proto indie-jangle-goes-punk strut of Xdreamysts' 'Right Way Home', the bass-heavy post-punk joy of The Monitors' 'Compulsory Fun' and the post-punk reggae/blue-eyed soul fusion of 'Cry Myself To Sleep' by Cosmic Romance.

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NOW Yearbook 1977
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NOW Yearbook 1977 (blue vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: LPYBNOW 77. Rel: 31 Oct 24
Queen - "We Are The Champions" (2:56)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer - "Fanfare For The Common Man" (single edit) (2:58)
Status Quo - "Rockin' All Over The World" (3:30)
10cc - "Good Morning Judge" (2:53)
Yes - "Wonderous Stories" (3:47)
Hot Chocolate - "So You Win Again" (4:28)
Donna Summer - "Love's Unkind" (4:30)
Boney M - "Ma Baker" (4:38)
The Manhattan Transfer - "Chanson D'Amour" (2:56)
David Soul - "Don't Give Up On Us" (3:36)
Leo Sayer - "When I Need You" (4:07)
Deniece Williams - "Free" (single version) (2:51)
Olivia Newton-John - "Sam" (2022 Remaster) (3:42)
Brotherhood Of Man - "Angelo" (3:12)
Carole Bayer Sager - "You're Moving Out Today" (3:33)
Meri Wilson - "Telephone Man" (2:00)
Elkie Brooks - "Pearl's A Singer" (3:37)
The Stranglers - "No More Heroes" (3:29)
The Clash - "White Riot" (2:01)
Ramones - "Sheena Is A Punk Rocker" (2:44)
The Jam - "All Around The World" (2:23)
Elvis Costello - "Watching The Detectives" (single version) (3:44)
Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers - "Roadrunner (Once)" (4:43)
Boz Scaggs - "Lido Shuffle" (3:37)
Rock Follies - "Ok?" (2000 Remaster) (3:31)
Ram Jam - "Black Betty" (2:31)
Baccara - "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie" (4:29)
Belle Epoque - "Black Is Black" (5:12)
Boney M - "Daddy Cool" (3:30)
The RAH Band - "The Crunch" (3:38)
Meco - "Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band" (7" radio edit) (3:30)
The Floaters - "Float On" (4:09)
Commodores - "Easy" (4:12)
Donna Summer - "I Feel Love" (edit) (3:44)
Ther Trammps - "Disco Inferno" (single edit) (3:12)
Chic - "Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah)" (7" edit - 2018 Remaster) (3:41)
The Emotions - "Best Of My Love" (3:41)
Heatwave - "Boogie Nights" (single version) (3:36)
Rose Royce - "Car Wash" (single version) (3:07)
Candi Station - "Nights On Broadway" (3:26)
Thelma Houston - "Don't Leave Me This Way" (single version) (3:37)
Electric Light Orchestra - "Telephone Line" (4:27)
David Soul - "Silver Lady" (3:40)
Smokie - "Living Next Door To Alice" (3:27)
10cc - "The Things We Do For Love" (3:18)
Liverpool Express - "Every Man Must Have A Dream" (3:55)
Alessi Brothers - "Oh Lori" (3:16)
Elvis Presley - "Way Down" (2:37)
Paul McCartney & Wings - "Mull Of Kintyre" (1993 Remaster) (4:42)
Review: NOW Yearbook 1977 takes listeners on a nostalgic trip through one of music's most diverse years. This 3x12" collection covers a broad spectrum of genres, blending rock, punk, disco, and pop. Iconic tracks like Queen's 'We Are The Champions'. Status Quo's 'Rockin' All Over The World', and Emerson, Lake & Palmer's majestic 'Fanfare For The Common Man' help headline the rock selections. Punk fans are treated to anthems from The Clash and The Stranglers, while disco enthusiasts will revel in Donna Summer's groundbreaking 'I Feel Love' and Chic's 'Dance, Dance, Dance'. Soft rock hits like Paul McCartney & Wings' 'Mull of Kintyre' and 10cc's 'The Things We Do For Love' add melody, alongside soul gems from Marvin Gaye and The Commodores. The collection also dips into pure pop joy with Boney M's 'Ma Baker' and 'Daddy Cool', plus novelty classics like Meri Wilson's 'Telephone Man'. With this sprawling lineup, NOW Yearbook 1977 encapsulates a defining year, highlighting the era's eclectic sounds and celebrating legendary artists across rock, punk, disco and pop.
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Secret Superstar Sounds: Scraping Bubblegum Off My Soul 1977-80: Punk Powerpop New Wave DIY
Gobblinz - "London" (2:29)
Plummet Airlines - "It's Hard" (3:07)
Xdreamysts - "Right Way Home" (3:23)
Tours - "Language School" (2:13)
The Squares - "No Fear" (3:38)
The Monitors - "Compulsory Fun" (2:23)
The Meanies - "It's True" (2:25)
Jeff Hill Band - "Something's Wrong With My Baby" (2:37)
The Squad - "24 Hours" (3:23)
Krypton Tunes - "Limited Vision" (3:29)
The Zeros - "Hungry" (2:19)
The Wardens - "Do So Well" (2:43)
The Letters - "Nobody Loves Me" (2:12)
The Tunnelrunners - "Forever Crying At Love Songs" (2:48)
Comic Romance - "Cry Myself To Sleep" (2:59)
Review: Secret Superstar Sounds, courtesy of Soul Jazz, offers an eclectic and excellent collection of oddball punk and powerpop rare cuts from little-known bands from the late 70s, including but not limited to The Squares, The Meanies, The Monitors, Plummet Airline, and Krypton Tunes. Falling between the cracks of punk, new wave and post-punk, these unfairly overlooked and forgotten to time gems came from a slew of DIY ethos purists inspired by the messaging of bands like The Desperate Bicycles, Sniffing Glue fanzine and early UK punk labels like Stiff, Chiswick and Rough Trade, recording everything in-house, then sending their recordings to the likes of John Peel and labels with hopes of some airplay or recognition, little of which came. A long-lost micro-genre of unfairly forgotten underground punk (but not punk) gems awaits.
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Loaded: The Collection
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Cat: 885107 2. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Oasis - "Live Forever" (4:35)
Manic Street Preachers - "A Design For Life" (4:18)
Ash - "Goldfinger" (4:34)
Ocean Colour Scene - "The Day We Caught The Train" (3:11)
The La's - "There She Goes" (2:43)
The Boo Radleys - "Wake Up Boo!" (3:07)
Supergrass - "Alright" (3:00)
Sleeper - "Sale Of The Century" (4:27)
New Order - "Regret" (4:10)
McAlmont & Butter - "Yes" (3:58)
Suede - "Beautiful Ones" (3:45)
The Cure - "High" (3:28)
The Cardigans - "Erase/Rewind" (3:36)
Babybird - "You're Gorgeous" (3:41)
The Bluetones - "Slight Return" (3:18)
Stereophonics - "Local Boy In The Photograph" (3:20)
The Clash - "Should I Stay Or Should I Go" (3:08)
Iggy Pop - "Lust For Life" (3:04)
Kula Shaker - "Hey Dude" (4:08)
Paul Weller - "Peacock Suit" (3:05)
Happy Mondays - "Step On" (4:19)
The Soup Dragons - "I'm Free" (3:56)
The Lightning Seeds - "The Life Of Riley" (4:03)
The Fram - "All Together Now" (4:00)
The Stone Roses - "Fools Gold" (4:15)
Primal Scream - "Rocks" (3:34)
Leftfield - "Release The Pressure" (4:00)
The Chemical Brothers - "Setting Sun" (4:02)
Faithless - "God Is A DJ" (3:33)
Electronic - "Getting Away With It" (4:14)
The Wannadies - "You & Me Song" (2:48)
Chumbawamba - "Tubthumping" (3:30)
Review: Loaded: The Collection is a dynamic two disc compilation that encapsulates some of the most iconic alternative rock, pop, and dance tracks from the UK spanning the 80s, 90s and early 2000s. This striking collection is a journey through a pivotal era in British music. Disc 1 is packed with indie anthems, kicking off with Oasis's timeless 'Live Forever' and rolling into classics like Manic Street Preachers' 'A Design For Life' and The La's 'There She Goes.' Tracks like Supergrass's 'Alright' and Sleeper's 'Sale Of The Century' capture the vibrant energy of the Britpop scene. Disc 2 continues the journey with a mix of rock and dance. The Clash's 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go' and Iggy Pop's 'Lust For Life' provide a raw, rebellious edge, while The Stone Roses' 'Fools Gold' and Primal Scream's 'Rocks' delve into the dance rock fusion that defined the era. The set concludes on a high note with the infectious 'Tubthumping' by Chumbawamba. Overall, Loaded: The Collection is a carefully curated anthology that showcases the diversity and brilliance of UK music during these transformative decades.
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Rusty Egan Presents Blitzed!
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Rusty Egan Presents Blitzed! (limited 4xLP + booklet)
Cat: DEMRECBOX 92. Rel: 28 Jun 24
The Human League - "Being Boiled" (fast Product version) (3:46)
Tubeway Army - "Down In The Park" (4:23)
Fad Gadget - "Back To Nature" (5:47)
Vice Versa - "New Girls Neutrons" (2:01)
Throbbing Gristle - "Hot On The Heels Of Love" (4:23)
The Normal - "Warm Leatherette" (3:24)
Cabaret Voltaire - "Nag Nag Nag" (4:40)
John Foxx - "Burning Car" (3:15)
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - "Electricity" (Dindisc 1980 version) (3:43)
Shock - "RERB" (6:00)
Ultravox! - "Hiroshima Mon Amour" (5:10)
Magazine - "Permafrost" (5:25)
Hot Chocolate - "Put Your Love In Me" (5:42)
Visage - "Moon Over Moscow" (3:52)
Sparks - "The Number One Song In Heaven" (long version) (7:25)
The Glitter Band - "Makes You Blind" (3:13)
The Regents - "7 Teen" (3:22)
Roxy Music - "Angel Eyes" (extended remix) (6:37)
The Men - "I Don’t Depend On You" (4:27)
Barry De Vorzon - "Theme From ‘The Warriors’" (3:56)
Rinder & Lewis - "Willie & The Hand Jive" (8:04)
Grace Jones - "La Vie En Rose" (3:33)
Kraftwerk - "Schaufensterpuppen" (6:12)
Ultravox - "Passing Strangers" (3:50)
Iggy Pop - "Nightclubbing" (4:10)
Gina X Performance - "No GDM" (5:55)
Mick Ronson - "Only After Dark" (3:28)
Simple Minds - "Changeling" (3:27)
Skids - "Animation" (edit) (4:04)
Japan - "Life In Tokyo" (short version) (3:31)
Amanda Lear - "Follow Me" (3:53)
Spandau Ballet - "To Cut A Long Story Short" (3:22)
Yello - "Bostich" (album version) (2:12)
Giorgio Moroder - "Chase" (From ‘Midnight Express’ Soundtrack) (8:19)
Visage - "Fade To Grey" (1980 dance mix) (6:40)
Lou Reed - "Perfect Day" (3:43)
Review: Rusty Egan Presents Blitzed! offers a vivid sonic journey back to London's Blitz Club circa 1980, capturing the essence of the New Romantic movement with meticulous detail. As the resident DJ at the epicenter of this cultural phenomenon, Rusty Egan curated a soundtrack that defined an era and shaped the future of British pop music. This compilation meticulously captures the eclectic mix of influences that fueled the Blitz Club's electric atmosphere. From Bowie and Roxy Music to Kraftwerk and European electronic pioneers, Egan's sets seamlessly blended diverse musical styles, creating a sonic tapestry that transcended genres. The tracks on Blitzed! reflect the club's diverse clientele, from fashion designers to art school kids, post boys to pop stars in the making. The compilation's contemporary photography by Sheila Rock, Peter Ashworth, and Terry Smith, along with insightful sleeve notes by Alexis Petridis and Rusty Egan himself, provide a comprehensive look into the era and its cultural impact. Blitzed! not only celebrates the music of the time but also serves as a historical document of a revolutionary moment in British pop culture. It's a must-have for anyone interested in the New Romantic movement and the influential role of clubs like The Blitz in shaping music history.
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The Fault In Our Stars (Soundtrack)
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The Fault In Our Stars (Soundtrack) (gatefold "galaxy" heavyweight blue & white vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: 075678 604126. Rel: 14 Nov 24
Ed Sheeran - "All Of The Stars" (3:51)
Jake Bugg - "Simple As This" (3:18)
Grouplove - "Let Me In" (3:59)
Birdy - "Tee Shirt" (2:39)
Kodaline - "All I Want" (5:01)
Tom Odell - "Long Way Down" (2:25)
Charli XCX - "Boom Clap" (2:49)
Strfkr - "While I'm Alive" (3:46)
Indians - "Oblivion" (3:36)
The Radio Dept - "Strange Things Will Happen" (4:23)
Afasi & Filthy - "Bomfalleralla" (3:57)
Ray Lamontagne - "Without Words" (4:14)
Birdy - "Not About Angels" (3:09)
Lykke Li - "No One Ever Loved" (4:04)
M83 - "Wait" (5:41)
Birdy & James Young - "Best Shot" (bonus track) (2:54)
Review: Telling the story of a teenage girl battling thyroid cancer which has spread to her lungs, and the amputee osteosarcoma survivor she meets and falls in love with at the support group her mother encourages (forces) her to attend, suffice to say emotions run high in The Fault In Our Stars. A bonafide tearjerker, both in its original novel and subsequent 2014 movie form, anyone who wasn't expecting the score to the latter to be filled with huge rousing and heartrending indie pop was kidding themselves. Here we have it, then, opening on Ed Sheeran, into Jake Bugg, Kodaline, Lykki Li, M83, Ray Lamontagne and Charli XCX, the track list reads like a map of Gen Z coming of age with a few treats for millennials, and plays out like a radio station that lives up to the 'killer no filler' claim. Providing, that is, you're moved by stadium-sized balladry, sing-along chart dance and shoegaze-y electronica.
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Arcane League Of Legends Season 2 (Soundtrack)
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Cat: 870411 8739. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Mike Shinoda & Emily Armstrong - "Heavy Is The Crown"
Freya Ridings - "I Can't Hear It Now"
Marcus King - "Sucker"
Stefflon Don & Raja Kumari - "Renegade (We Never Run)" (feat Jarina De Marco)
Fever 333 - "Hellfire"
Woodkid - "To Ashes & Blood"
Ashnikko - "Paint The Town Blue"
D4VD - "Remember Me" (intro)
D4VD - "Remember Me"
Eason Chan - "Isha's Song"
ZAND - "Cocktail Molotov"
Mako & Grey - "What Have They Done To Us"
Djerv - "Rebel Heart"
Misha Mansoor - "The Beast"
Mick Wingert - "Spin The Wheel"
Stromae & Pomme - "Ma Meilleure Ennemie"
King Princess - "Fantastic"
Twenty One Pilots - "The Line"
Sheryl Lee Ralph - "Blood Sweat & Tears"
Stray Kids, Young Miko & Tom Morello - "Come Play"
Royal & The Serpent - "Wasteland"
Imagine Dragons - "Enemy" (feat Jid - Opening Title version)
Review: Part 2 of this exciting soundtrack brings an array of music that complements the series' epic conclusion. Headlined by Ashnikko's electrifying anthem 'Paint The Town Blue', this collection includes contributions from a diverse lineup of artists such as Stray Kids, Young Miko, Tom Morello, d4vd, Twenty One Pilots, Marcus King, King Princess and more. The album strikes a perfect balance between high-energy tracks and more introspective tunes, enhancing the emotional depth of the show and its beloved characters. Following the success of the first soundtrack, this edition continues to elevate Arcane's storytelling, adding even more layers to its vivid world. Notable contributions also come from Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park and Imagine Dragons, further enriching the listening experience. With its dynamic range of sounds, the Arcane Season 2 soundtrack is a powerful companion to the series, deepening the viewer's connection to the world and characters.
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Deadpool & Wolverine (Soundtrack)
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Deadpool & Wolverine (Soundtrack) (gatefold pinwheel vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: HWD 1588061. Rel: 25 Jul 24
The Platters - "Only You" (2:43)
NSYNC - "Bye Bye Bye" (3:12)
Merrilee Rush & The Turnabouts - "Angel Of The Morning" (3:01)
Stray Kids - "Slash" (3:10)
Fergie - "Glamorous" (2:41)
The Goo Goo Dolls - "Iris" (4:35)
Huey Lewis & The News - "The Power Of Love" (3:46)
Waylon Jennings - "I'm A Ramblin' Man" (2:44)
Patsy Cline - "You Belong To Me" (feat The Jordanaires) (2:56)
Chris De Burgh - "The Lady In Red" (4:17)
Avril Lavigne - "I'm With You" (5:01)
Hugh Jackman, Keala Settle, Zac Efron, Zendaya & The Greatest Showman Ensemble - "The Greatest Show" (3:48)
Olivia Newton-John & John Travolta - "You're The One That I Want" (2:44)
Jimmy Durante - "I'll Be Seeing You" (3:09)
Eric Carmen - "Make Me Lose Control" (4:41)
Aretha Franklin - "You're All I Need To Get By" (feat Royal Philharmonic Orchestra) (3:33)
Green Day - "Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)" (2:32)
Rob Simonsen - "LFG" (Theme From Deadpool & Wolverine) (1:39)
Review: You don't need to have seen the summer blockbuster Deadpool & Wolverine to know exactly what it's like. Alarm bells began ringing years ago at Marvel over the decline of interest around a universe which, in cinematic terms at least, seems to have no limits or qualms about churning out product, no matter the quality. Things have got worse since, albeit with a few exceptions - like the Deadpool franchise. The wisecracking anti-hero's flicks go for a more adult jugular than many comic book adaptations, and therefore the character makes an ideal partner for the X-Men's blade-fingered menace, Wolverine. Together, they make an odd couple that were never going to be in a straight-up superhero talkie. Instead, it's tangible tongue-in-cheek at times, lighting paced, and delightfully self-aware stuff that needs a soundtrack running between over-cooked chart emo to classic croonerville, 1980s pop rock to rousing r&b. Here you go then.
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Twilight (Soundtrack) (reissue) (B-STOCK)
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Twilight (Soundtrack) (reissue) (B-STOCK) (limited "mercury" silver & blue marbled vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 075678 609077 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition
Muse - "Supermassive Black Hole" (3:31)
Paramore - "Decode" (4:20)
The Black Ghosts - "Full Moon" (3:48)
Linkin Park - "Leave Out All The Rest" (3:20)
Mutemath - "Spotlight" (Twilight mix)) (3:22)
Perry Farrel - "Go All The Way (Into The Twilight)" (3:28)
Collective Soul - "Tremble For My Beloved" (3:47)
Paramore - "I Caught Myself" (3:55)
Blue Foundation - "Eyes On Fire" (4:57)
Rob Pattinson - "Never Think" (4:30)
Iron & Wine - "Flightless Bird, American Mouth" (3:59)
Carter Burwell - "Bella’s Lullaby" (2:16)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***


A full Twilight soundtrack reissue campaign is well underway, once again bolstering the staying power of the teen emo-gothic vampire brand. As with the entirety of the series, the score for the first edition in the film franchise was overseen by music supervisor Alexandra Patsavas, with its original elements composed by Carter Burwell and also featuring curated songs from the likes of Muse, Paramore, Linkin Park and The Black Ghosts.
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Sensitive: An Indie Pop Anthology
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Cat: NEMYCD 018. Rel: 06 Mar 25
The Sea Urchins - "Pristine Christine"
The Clouds - "Get Out Of My Dream"
The Pastels - "Truck Train Tractor"
The Wedding Present - "Once More"
The Weather Prophets - "Almost Prayed"
Fantastic Something - "If She Doesn't Smle (It'll Rain)"
Talulah Gosh - "Talulah Gosh"
The Primitives - "Crash"
That Petrol Emotion - "It's A Good Thing"
The Soup Dragons - "Hang-ten!"
Miaow - "When It All Comes Down"
The Chills - "Kaleidoscope World"
Shop Assistants - "Somewhere In China"
Razorcuts - "I'll Still Be There"
April Showers - "Abandon Ship"
Biff Bang Pow! - "Someone Stole My Wheels"
Orange Juice - "Dying Day"
Del Amitri - "Hammering Heart"
The Loft - "Why Does The Rain"
The Nivens - "Yesterday"
Phil Wilson - "Ten Miles"
The Field Mice - "Sensitive"
The Railway Children - "Brighter"
The Sun & The Moon - "Adams Song (Pour Fenella)"
The Waltones - "She Looks Right Through Me"
The Bodines - "Therese"
Primal Scream - "Velocity Girl"
Dolly Mixture - "Will He Kiss Me Tonight"
The Jesus & Mary Chain - "Some Candy Talking"
Pop Will Eat Itself - "Candydiosis"
Review: What's not to love here? It's a best of proper 80s indie pop, so it delves into C86 territory, with the likes of Primal Scream, The Wedding Present and The Pastels all represented. Other highlights include Scottish legends - and pre-C86 indie label pioneers - Orange Juice and their banger 'Dying Day', which still sounds soulful and ahead of its time. The Field Mice give us a masterclass on vocal reverb with their shoegaze ripper 'Sensitive' and The Railway Children evoke The Smiths on 'Brighter'. This is a stellar collection that truly captures the best sounds of the 80s.
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Women In Revolt! Underground Rebellion In British Music 1977-1985
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Cat: 196588 11231. Rel: 03 Nov 23
Mo-Dettes - "White Mice" (3:36)
Slits - "Typical Girls" (3:58)
Poison Girls - "Idealogically Unsound" (2:41)
The Gymslips - "Dear Marje" (1:25)
X-Ray Spex - "Identity" (2:24)
Au Pairs - "You" (2:49)
Girls At Our Best! - "Warm Girls" (4:00)
Ludus - "Sightseeing" (4:03)
The Raincoats - "No Side To Fall In" (1:48)
Marine Girls - "In Love" (1:55)
Strawberry Switchblade - "Trees & Flowers" (6:40)
Essential Logic - "Aerosol Burns" (2:02)
Vivienne Goldman - "Launderette" (3:47)
Chris & Cosey - "October (Love Song" (3:55)
Review: Women In Revolt! is a first of its kind exhibition that has been assembled to showcase the work of over 100 women artists who were active and working in the UK back throughout the 1970s and 80s. The exhibition has been put togther to explore how the women of those times changed the mood and direction of British culture then and forever more with their radical ideas and rebellious methods in the fields of music, painting, sculpture, photography, film, and performance. They helped to liberate women and this collection of punk and hardcore has been put together to reveal further layers of depth to this great cultural shift.
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The Twilight Saga: New Moon (Soundtrack)
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The Twilight Saga: New Moon (Soundtrack) (gatefold gold vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 0075678 608988. Rel: 11 Jul 24
Death Cab For Cutie - "Meet Me On The Equinox" (3:37)
Band Of Skulls - "Friend" (3:09)
Thom Yorke - "Hearing Damage" (5:06)
Lykke Li - "Possibility" (4:45)
The Killers - "A White Demon Love Song" (3:25)
Anya Marina - "Satellite Heart" (3:40)
Muse - "I Belong To You" (New Moon remix) (3:04)
Bon Iver & St Vincent - "Rosylyn" (4:37)
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - "Done All Wrong" (2:45)
Hurricane Bells - "Monsters" (3:16)
Sea Wolf - "The Violet Hour" (3:26)
OK GO - "Shooting The Moon" (3:14)
Grizzly Bear - "Slow Life" (feat Victoria Legrand) (4:17)
Editors - "No Sound But The Wind" (3:43)
Alexandre Desplat - "New Moon (The Meadow)" (3:55)
Review: The Twilight Saga: New Moon OST features a stellar lineup of indie and alternative artists. With contributions from Thom Yorke, Death Cab for Cutie, Grizzly Bear, Bon Iver, St. Vincent, and Muse, the album brings together a diverse and talented group of musicians. Thom Yorke's 'Hearing Damage' stands out with its jittery synth-rock, capturing the emotional intensity of the film. Grizzly Bear's collaboration with Victoria Legrand on 'Slow Life' and Bon Iver's duet with St. Vincent on 'Roslyn' add ethereal beauty to the soundtrack. Death Cab for Cutie's 'Meet Me on the Equinox' delivers a powerful anthem, while Lykke Li's 'Possibility' showcases her haunting vocal prowess. Even the more upbeat tracks like Hurricane Bells' 'Monsters' and Sea Wolf's 'The Violet Hour' bring a refreshing energy to the mix. The album encapsulates the melancholic and romantic themes of New Moon, making it an essential companion for fans of the series and indie music enthusiasts alike.
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NOW Yearbook 1977
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NOW Yearbook 1977 (unmixed 4xCD)
Cat: CDYBNOW 77. Rel: 31 Oct 24
Queen - "We Are The Champions" (CD1)
Emerson Lake & Palmer - "Fanfare For The Common Man"
Status Quo - "Rockin' All Over The World"
Elvis Presley - "Way Down"
10CC - "Good Morning Judge"
Electric Light Orchestra - "Telephone Line"
Leo Sayer - "When I Need You"
David Soul - "Don't Give Up On Us"
Hot Chocolate - "So You Win Again"
Candi Staton - "Nights On Broadway"
Patsy Gallant - "From New York To LA"
Donna Summer - "Love's Unkind"
Boney M - "Ma Baker"
The Rah Band - "The Crunch"
Suzi Quatro - "Tear Me Apart"
Rock Follies - "Ok?"
Smokie - "Living Next Door To Alice"
Elkie Brooks - "Pearl's A Singer"
Liverpool Express - "Every Man Must Have A Dream"
Julie Covington, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Tim Rice - "Don't Cry For Me Argentina"
The Stranglers - "No More Heroes" (CD2)
Ramones - "Sheena Is A Punk Rocker"
The Clash - "White Riot"
The Jam - "All Around The World"
The Boomtown Rats - "Lookin' After No 1"
Eddie & The Hot Rods - "Do Anything You Wanna Do"
Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers - "Roadrunner (Once)"
Mink Deville - "Spanish Stroll"
Elvis Costello - "Watching The Detectives"
The Stranglers - "Peaches"
Tom Robinson Band - "2-4-6-8 Motorway"
Ram Jam - "Black Betty"
Boston - "More Than A Feeling"
Bozz Scaggs - "Lido Shuffle"
Santana - "She's Not There"
Bryan Ferry - "This Is Tomorrow"
Paul Simon - "Slip Slidin' Away"
Thin Lizzy - "Dancing In The Moonlight (It's Caught Me In It's Spotlight)"
Racing Cars - "They Shoot Horses Don't They?"
Yes - "Wonderous Stories"
Donna Summer - "I Feel Love" (CD3)
Baccara - "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie"
Belle Epoque - "Black Is Black"
Boney M - "Daddy Cool"
Meco - "Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band"
The Trammps - "Disco Inferno"
Chic - "Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah)"
Heatwave - "Boogie Nights"
Rose Royce - "Car Wash"
The Emotions - "Best Of My Love"
Thelma Houston - "Don't Leave Me This Way"
Van McCoy & The Soul City Symphony - "The Shuffle"
Marvin Gaye - "Got To Give It Up" (part 1)
Gladys Knight & The Pips - "Baby, Don't Change Your Mind"
Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr - "You Don't Have To Be A Star (To Be In My Show)"
The Drifters - "You're More Than A Number In My Little Red Book"
The Moments - "Jack In The Box"
Deniece Williams - "Free"
Commodores - "Easy"
The Floaters - "Float On"
Paul McCartney & Wings - "Mull Of Kintyre" (CD4)
The Manhattan Transfer - "Chanson D'amour"
David Soul - "Silver Lady"
Olivia Newton John - "Sam"
Brotherhood Of Man - "Angelo"
Carole Bayer Sager - "You're Moving Out Today"
Meri Wilson - "Telephone Man"
Alessi Brothers - "Oh Lori"
10CC - "The Things We Do For Love"
Rita Coolidge - "We're All Alone"
Kenny Rogers - "Lucille"
Neil Diamond - "Desiree"
The Dooleys - "Think I'm Gonna Fall In Love With You"
Billy Ocean - "Red Light Spells Danger"
Andrew Gold - "Lonely Boy"
Dead End Kids - "Have I The Right"
Showaddywaddy - "Dancin' Party"
Darts - "Daddy Cool/The Girl Can't Help It"
Mike Oldfield - "Portsmouth"
The Brighouse & Rastrick Brass Band - "The Floral Dance"
Review: NOW's ongoing 'Yearbook' series, which offers a wealth of hits from a specific year across four action-packed discs, moves on to 1977 - a year when disco and punk were on the rise. There's plenty of the former showcased here - think Chic, Candi Staton, Donna Summer, the Trammps, Thelma Houston and Marvin Gaye - as well as classic and blue-eyed soul from the likes of Boz Scaggs and the Drifters. Punk and alternative rock of the period are relatively well catered for too, thanks to hits from the Ramones, the Stranglers, The Jam and the Clash. Throw in a host of familiar mainstream pop and rock favourites, as well as a clutch of curiosities (Mike Oldfield's 'Portsmouth') and you have a faithfully expansive reflection of what British pop fans were listening to in 1977.
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Do It Yourself: The Rise Of The Independent Music Industry After Punk
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Cat: SJRLP 552. Rel: 31 Oct 24
Buzzcocks - "Boredom" (2:54)
Fire Engines - "Everything's Roses" (3:18)
Glaxo Babies - "Shake (The Foundations)" (3:47)
Patrick Fitzgerald - "Babysitter" (1:11)
Russ McDonald - "Looking From The Cooking Pot" (3:44)
Artery - "The Slide" (2:40)
A Certain Ratio - "Si Fermir O Grido" (3:20)
Scritti Politi - "Skank Block Bologna" (5:50)
APB - "All You Life With Me" (4:31)
Blurt - "The Fish Needs A Bike" (2:40)
Icon AD - "Fight For Peace" (3:19)
Throbbing Gristle - "Distant Dreams" (part Two) (5:23)
Krypton Tunes - "Coming To See Yo U" (2:22)
Windows - "Creation Rebel" (4:39)
The Last Gang - "Spirit Of Youth" (2:53)
Thomas Leer - "Tight As A Drum" (4:38)
Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - "Paint Your Wagon" (2:39)
Biting Tongues - "You Can Choke Like That" (4:06)
Tom Lucy - "Paris, France" (3:27)
Review: Out of print for over 15 years, the Soul Jazz distributed Do It Yourself compilation offers up a bevy of both essential and niche acts from the realms of punk, post-punk, punk-funk, dance-punk and even further afield electronic experimentations where the term "punk" becomes utterly redundant. All UK artists recorded between the late 70s and 80s, the collection sonically details the aftermath of the British punk movement in real time, complete with legacy names such as Buzzcocks, A Certain Ratio and The Last Gang to Red Lorry Yellow Lorry and even Throbbing Gristle. Housed in a gatefold sleeve and spread across translucent orange vinyl 2xLP, the collection has been fully remastered and features extensive sleevenotes and photography as well as interviews with key behind-the-scene players, providing a unique insight into just how much the landscape of independent music changed after the advent of punk.
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Heavenly Remixes Volume 7
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Heavenly Remixes Volume 7 (180 gram vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: HVNLP 216. Rel: 28 Sep 23
David Holmes - "It's Over If We Run Out Of Love" (feat Raven Violet - Hardway Bros live At The SSL dub) (7:59)
Unloved - "Mother's Been A Bad Girl" (Horse Meat Disco remix) (5:46)
Pip Blom - "Keep It Together" (Ludwig A F Under Pressure mix) (3:27)
Confidence Man - "Holiday" (Erol Alkan OOO remix) (6:49)
Toy - "You Won't Be The Same" (Dan Carey dub) (10:30)
Audiobooks - "The Doll" (Bruise remix) (6:53)
The Orielles - "The Room" (Shy One remix) (5:06)
Eyes Of Others - "Once Twice Thrice" (The Orielles remix) (4:40)
Fever The Ghost - "Source" (Leo Zero dub) (7:12)
Working Men's Club - "The Last One" (Foregmasters remix) (8:17)
Review: Heavenly continues to be one of the strongest forces in the indie label scene, and along with their considerable roster comes the opportunity to commissioned all kinds of fantastic remixes. Keeping in mind their roots in the fertile crossovers of indie and dance music in the early 90s, the label maintains a keen instinct for fresh approaches in the club world, some of which are gathered here on this seventh entry in the Heavenly Remixes series. Pressed up on double 12", you can hear the likes of Hardway Bros and Horse Meat Disco bringing the fierce, disco-infused house they're best known for, while Shy One brings her maverick broken beat to The Orielles and mighty bleep hero Forgemasters make a welcome return remixing Todmorden's Working Men's Club.
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Searchlight Moonbeam
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Cat: ES 032CD. Rel: 21 Nov 23
Bo Harwood & John Cassavetes - "No One Around To Hear It"
Chen Ming Chang - "Rainwater"
Bhairavi Raman & Nanthesh Sivarajah - "Bittersweet Reflections"
The King Of Luxembourg - "Poptones"
Slapp Happy - "Is It You?"
OG Jigg - "Jesus Is My Jam"
Klang - "As It Is"
Scala - "Fuser"
Soft Location - "Let The Moon Get Into It"
Gyeongsu - "YZOBEL" (feat CROCHE)
Omerta - "Moments In Love"
Kasumi Trio - "Cabbage Butterfly"
Un - "Fast Money Blues"
Delphine Dora - "V"
Harry Plunket Greene - "The Hurdy-Gurdy Man"
Review: Put together in part to mark the tenth anniversary of Jack Rollo and Elaine Tierney's monthly NTS radio show, Searchlight Moonbeam is a "narrative compilation" described by fast-rising Aussie imprint Efficient Space as an "autumnal dreamscape". It's a conceptual theme open to interpretation, but in practice that means a gorgeous, atmospheric and Bonfire Night-friendly mix of acoustic songs (Bo Harwood & John Casavettes), exotic Indian neo-classical music (Bhairavi Raman & Nanthesh Sivarajah), string-laden outsider pop (The King of Luxemburg), heady global beats (OG Jigg), lo-fi indie haziness (Klang), ghostly and dreamy trip-hop (Scala), psychedelic dream pop (Soft Location), and picturesque piano pieces (Delphine Dora). A genuine triumph.
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Celebrate Yourself! The Sonic Cathedral Story 2004-2024
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Cat: SCR 320BOX. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Pye Corner Audio - "Warmth Of The Sun" (feat Andy Bell - edit - CD1: Celebrate Yourself! A Compilation Of Sonic Cathedral Classics)
Fluxus - "The Early Years"
Mark Peters - "Switched On" (feat Dot Allison)
Dot Allison - "Unchanged" (feat Andy Bell - edit)
Cheval Sombre - "It's Not Time"
Neil Halstead - "Spin The Bottle" (alternative version)
Mildred Maude - "CPA II"
Yeti Lane - "Dead Tired"
Lorelle Meets The Obsolete - "Balance"
Horsegirl - "Sea Life Sandwich Boy"
Dummy - "Slacker Mask"
Three Quarter Skies - "On Fire" (edit)
Moon Diagrams - "Rewop"
Andy Bell - "Skywalker" (edit)
Not Me But Us - "When We See" (edit)
Molly - "The Golden Age" (edit)
Emma Anderson - "Queen Moth"
Deary - "Fairground"
Whitelands - "Tell Me About It" (feat Dotie)
Bdrmm - "A Reason To Celebrate"
Andy Bell - "The Sky Without You" (David Holmes Radical Mycology remix - CD2: Recalibrate Yourself! A Collection Of Sonic Cathedral remixes)
Pye Corner Audio - "Saturation Point" (feat Andy Bell - Sonic Boom remix)
Lorelle Meets The Obsolete - "Unificado" (Pye Corner Audio remix)
Not Me But Us - "When We See" (Maps remix)
The Early Years - "Hall Of Mirrors" (Andrew Weatherall remix II)
Cheval Sombre - "Couldn't Do" (Justin Robertson Deadstock 33s remix)
Bdrmm - "Port" (Daniel Avery remix)
Sobrenadar - "Del Tiempo" (Slowdive remix)
XAM Duo - "Cold Stones" (James Holden remix)
Dot Allison - "Unchanged" (feat Andy Bell - Glok remix)
Mark Peters - "Sundowning" (feat Dot Allison - Richard Norris Ambient remix)
Lorelle Meets The Obsolete - "What's Holding You? - Golden Hair" (CD3: Reverberate Yourself! - A Congregation Of Sonic Cathedral live Recordings)
Andy Bell & Masal - "Hallogallo"
Disappears - "Speed Of Life"
The Early Years - "The Simple Solution"
Bdrmm - "Momo - Push/Pull"
Pye Corner Audio - "Excerpt From Social Dissonance"
XAM Duo - "Excerpt From Live At The Total Refreshment Centre"
Mark Peters - "Sundowning"
Sennen - "Nightime"
Dean Wareham - "When Will You Come Home"
Cheval Sombre - "Where Did Our Love Go"
Deary - "Want You"
Slowdive - "Golden Hair"
Mark Peters - "The Box Of Delights" (CD4: Celebrate Your Elf! A Constellation Of Sonic Cathedral Christmas songs)
Three Quarter Skies - "Holy Water" (single version)
Andy Bell - "Listen, The Snow Is Falling"
Pye Corner Audio - "Omnichord Omnishambles (At Xmas)"
Younghusband - "I Don't Intend To Spend Christmas Without You"
Spectres - "Wonderful Christmastime"
A Place To Bury Strangers - "Celebration"
Fairewell - "Christmas Eve"
Pye Corner Audio - "A Winter Drone For Christmas"
Mark Peters - "Silent Night"
Dawn Chorus & The Infallible Sea - "O Holy Night"
Molly - "Andachtsjodler"
Deary - "2000 Miles"
Mark Peters - "Jingle Bells"
Fairewell - "In The Bleak Midwinter"
Pye Corner Audio - "Get Thee Behind Me Santa"
Mark Peters - "The Box Of Delights" (Maps remix)
Maps - "Stay Another Day"
Review: To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Sonic Cathedral is releasing a limited-edition 4xCD box set titled Celebrate Yourself! The Sonic Cathedral Story 2004-2024, featuring 62 tracks, many of which are previously unreleased. This compilation includes rare remixes, standout live recordings, and a festive shoegaze collection. Notable contributions come from artists such as Slowdive, Andy Bell (Ride), Emma Anderson (Lush), bdrmm, Whitelands, and deary, along with remixes from renowned producers like Andrew Weatherall and Daniel Avery. The box set chronicles Sonic Cathedral's journey from its inception as a club night in 2004 to its pivotal role in the resurgence of shoegaze music today. This labor of love reflects the label's profound impact on the genre, showcasing classic singles alongside a collection of holiday-themed tracks. Nat Cramp, the driving force behind Sonic Cathedral, expressed pride in releasing this comprehensive anthology, which encapsulates the label's evolution and its central role in the shoegaze revival. The box set coinciding with a series of special live events and a unique exhibition in London, marking two decades of vibrant musical history.
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Come To My World: A Brief History Of Indie Pop 1985-2023
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Cat: BN 11LP. Rel: 07 Nov 24
The Springfields - "Are We Gonna Be Alright" (2:36)
Talulah Gosh - "Talulah Gosh" (3:24)
Blueboy - "Meet Johnny Rave" (2:45)
The Flatmates - "I Could Be In Heaven" (2:43)
Primal Scream - "Velocity Girl" (1:24)
The Primitives - "Way Behind Me" (3:05)
The Orchids - "I've Got A Habit" (2:32)
Popguns - "Waiting For The Winter" (3:15)
McCarthy - "Should The Bible Be Banned" (3:02)
The Soup Dragons - "Soft As Your Face" (3:29)
The Darling Buds - "Burst" (2:52)
The Wedding Present - "A Million Miles" (3:32)
14 Iced Bears - "Sure To See" (4:07)
The Wake - "Crush The Flowers" (3:33)
Even As We Speak - "Falling Down The Stairs" (2:36)
The Pooh Sticks - "Indie Pop Ain't Noise Pollution" (2:15)
Brighter - "Does Love Last Forever?" (2:34)
Heavenly - "Over & Over" (3:27)
BMX Bandits - "I Wanna Fall In Love" (3:03)
Blake Babies - "Look Away" (3:02)
The Vaselines - "Jesus Wants Me For A Sunbeam" (3:30)
Velocity Girl - "Sorry Again" (2:49)
Milky Wimpshake - "Scrabble" (2:06)
Helen Love - "We Love You" (1:59)
The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart - "Young Adult Friction" (4:07)
Dum Dum Girls - "Blank Girl" (2:55)
Veronica Falls - "Waiting For Something To Happen" (3:03)
Joanna Gruesome - "Do You Really Wanna Know Why Yr Still In Love With Me?" (2:50)
The Hit Parade - "You Didn't Love Me Then" (3:32)
Allo Darlin' - "My Heart Is A Drummer" (3:17)
The Spook School - "Speak When You're Spoken To" (3:29)
Ribbon Stage - "Playing Possum" (1:41)
The Lost Days - "Mess You Made" (1:02)
The Goon Sax - "Boyfriend" (2:59)
Review: The Pains of Being Pure At Heart. The Hit Parade. Primal Scream. The Springfields. Two Piers has bitten off perhaps more than any label, let alone singular compilation, could ever hope to chew with the rather challenging idea of compressing almost 40 years of indie pop history into an album. Albeit an expansive one. Nevertheless, Come To My World does a fantastic job directing a colourful montage of sounds that have defined and rethought the charts during the past few decades, pioneering bands that have contributed to the rich tapestry of sonic art that soundtracked births, deaths, marriages, falling in love, falling out of love, drunken nights in sticky-floored clubs, and solitary journeys home on rain-soaked streets - whether listening to a Walkman, Discman, MiniDisc player or digital music device.
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Under The Bridge 2
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Under The Bridge 2 (2xLP + booklet)
Cat: SKEPWAX 020LP. Rel: 04 Apr 24
The Gentle Spring - "Dodge The Rain" (4:40)
Action Painting - "Just Who Are The Cockleshell Heroes?" (2:18)
The Catenary Wires - "Alone Tonight" (3:58)
The Hit Parade - "Apple Tree" (3:45)
Jetstream Pony - "Look Alive!" (3:53)
Soundwire - "Everything Is Real" (4:17)
Leaf Mosaic - "The Branch Line" (4:13)
Secret Shine - "Captivate This Broken Love" (4:14)
Even As We Speak - "Beauty, You Will Break Us All" (3:03)
GNAC - "Double Ninth" (1:53)
Tufthunter - "Chemistry" (2:46)
Useless Users - "In This, The House Of The Solitary Bees" (2:29)
The Orchids - "A Final Love Song" (2:45)
Wandering Summer - "Wake The Silver Dancing Waves" (3:15)
Mystic Village - "Open Your Eyes" (3:04)
Boyracer - "Unknown Frequencies" (3:03)
Robert Sekula - "Pamela" (3:18)
Vetchinsky Settings - "Laugh While You Can" (2:45)
St Christopher - "Burnout '23" (3:23)
Sepiasound - "June In Her Eyes" (3:23)
Review: Under The Bridge was a compilation of work by artists who had, at some point or another, recorded on the cult imprint Sarah Records. It should already be on your radar. If not, we recommend digging for it. Now here's part two, a 2024 update which takes that idea much further, presenting a more expansive track list and platforming some brand new projects to boot. Timeless stuff comes thick and, quite often, pretty fast, with plenty of driving garage rock to feel propelled by. Old favourites are here, for example Even As We Speak and Secret Shine, Action Painting! and The Hit Parade. And there are also new groups, such as Michael Hiscock of The Field Mice leading an act called Gentle Spring, and a collaboration between Mark Tranmer and James Hackett, both usually of The Orchids (who also appear on here), but recording as Vetchinsky Settings. A feast, basically.
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Saltburn (Soundtrack)
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Saltburn (Soundtrack) (red vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: 539966 8. Rel: 22 Aug 24
Bloc Party - "This Modern Love" (4:25)
Ladytron - "Destroy Everything You Touch" (4:37)
Cold War Kids - "Hang Me Up To Dry" (3:39)
Arcade Fire - "No Cars Go" (5:40)
Tomcraft - "Loneliness" (3:55)
Mason - "Perfect (Exceeder)" (vs Princess Superstar) (2:42)
Sophie Ellis-Bextor - "Murder On The Dancefloor" (3:47)
MGMT - "Time To Pretend" (4:21)
Babybird - "You're Gorgeous" (3:41)
Girls Aloud - "Sound Of The Underground" (3:41)
The Killers - "Mr Brightside" (3:42)
Benny Benassi Presents The Biz - "Satisfaction" (2:25)
The Cheeky Girls - "Have A Cheeky Christmas" (3:09)
Review: The Saltburn soundtrack, released on red vinyl, is a great collection of tracks that capture the dark, humorous essence of Emerald Fennell's 2023 black comedy. This eclectic mix of songs enhances the film's twisted narrative. Side-1 opens with Bloc Party's 'This Modern Love,' a nod to the film's exploration of complicated relationships. Ladytron's 'Destroy Everything You Touch' and Cold War Kids' 'Hang Me Up To Dry' continue this theme of emotional turmoil. The infectious energy of Mason vs Princess Superstar's 'Perfect (Exceeder)' adds a pulse to the story's underlying tension. Side-2 is highlighted by Sophie Ellis-Bextor's 'Murder on the Dancefloor,' a playful yet sinister track that resonates with the film's dark humor. MGMT's 'Time To Pretend' and The Killers' iconic 'Mr Brightside' reflect the characters' hedonistic pursuits. The inclusion of the twisted 'Have a Cheeky Christmas' by The Cheeky Girls adds a bizarre, yet fitting, touch to this unusual collection. Encapsulates the film's edgy and eccentric atmosphere in the most ideal way.
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Now That's What I Call 80's Dancefloor: Synth
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Cat: LPDF 6. Rel: 05 Dec 24
New Order - "Blue Monday" (12" version) (7:28)
Eurythmics, Annie Lennox & David A Stewart - "Sexcrime (Nineteen Eighty-Four)" (3:57)
Propaganda - "Duel" (4:41)
Animotion - "Obsession" (3:54)
Paul Hardcastle - "19" (3:34)
Yello - "The Race" (3:18)
Jan Hammer - "Miami Vice Theme" (2:27)
Pet Shop Boys - "Domino Dancing" (2003 Remaster)
Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder - "Together In Electric Dreams"
Scritti Politti - "Absolute"
Kon Kan - "I Beg Your Pardon (I Never Promised You A Rose Garden)"
Men Without Hats - "The Safety Dance"
Eighth Wonder - "I'm Not Scared" (edit)
Liza Minnelli - "Don't Drop Bombs"
Falco - "Rock Me Amadeus" (The American edit) (1:51)
Frankie Goes To Hollywood - "Two Tribes" (3:52)
Dead Or Alive - "My Heart Goes Bang (Get Me To The Doctor)" (3:13)
Soft Cell - "Torch" (7" single version) (4:09)
Visage - "The Anvil" (4:25)
Spandau Ballet - "Glow" (7" version) (3:47)
The Human League - "Hard Times" (remastered 2021) (4:54)
The Art Of Noise - "Close" (edit) (4:04)
Harold Faltermeyer - "Axel F" (3:03)
Colonel Abrams - "Trapped" (3:39)
Jellybean - "Sidewalk Talk" (4:01)
Expose - "Come Go With Me" (7" version) (3:36)
Taylor Dayne - "Prove Your Love" (3:25)
Living In A Box - "Living In A Box" (3:04)
The Pointer Sisters - "Automatic" (single version) (4:01)
Joe Jackson - "Steppin' Out" (4:18)
Review: NOW Music presents the sixth volume in the NOW That's What I Call 80s Dancefloor series, a two disc compilation pressed on blue and clear vinyl, featuring 30 essential synth-driven dance-pop tracks from the 80s. The collection kicks off with the iconic 'Blue Monday' by New Order, setting the tone for an era defined by the prevalence of synths in pop music. It continues with hits like Eurythmics' 'Sexcrime (Nineteen Eighty Four)', Propaganda's 'Duel' and Animotion's 'Obsession'. Notable tracks from Yello, Paul Hardcastle and Jan Hammer's 'Miami Vice Theme' also make an appearance, encapsulating the energy of early 80s dancefloors. Side two brings synth-pop royalty with Pet Shop Boys' 'Domino Dancing' and the unforgettable 'Together in Electric Dreams' by Philip Oakey and Giorgio Moroder. Other highlights include Frankie Goes to Hollywood's 'Two Tribes', Dead Or Alive's 'My Heart Goes Bang' and tracks by Soft Cell, Spandau Ballet and The Human League. The collection closes with timeless gems like Harold Faltermeyer's 'Axel F', Colonel Abrams' 'Trapped' and Joe Jackson's synth-pop classic 'Steppin' Out', making this compilation ideal for fans of 80s dance music.
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Your Lungs & Your Tongues
Your Lungs & Your Tongues (clear vinyl LP + insert (indie exclusive))
Cat: NUM 817LPC2. Rel: 13 Mar 25
Breath (5:11)
Your Final Word (4:31)
Pearls (5:26)
You Haunt Me (1:17)
Bleached White Skin (4:05)
Silver (4:09)
Feverpitch (4:06)
Solitary Sun (3:58)
Violent Silence (5:51)
For A Reason (3:00)
Review: Notoriously elusive, sophisti-thereal pop/post-punk collective Vazz answer to almost no-one. Emerging from the same late 70s/early 80s mutant formaldehyde mists that spawned This Mortal Coil and Crepuscule, yet bringing the dream pop sound to Glasgow, Hugh Small and Anna Howson are still going strong as a boutique bringing-together of mindful, magnetic musicians, pedigreed for the seemly discotheque. First released on Cathexis Records, we are indeed much cathected to both EPs in this collection. In sloshing but somehow still self-contained fashion, 'Your Final Word' swims in reverb nearly to the point of drowning its own harmonies, yet breathability is somehow still retained. 'Bleached White Skin' is the perfect storm of wavy wash, operatic doublings and ditzy drum machine, and 'Breath' brings spring-verb coldwave stylings to a languorous, pitchy closer. Then 'Feverpitch' and 'For A Reason' hear the compilation sprawl further into arpeggiating tumult, as we move on to material from the 1987 'Feverpitch' EP. This 40th anniversary edition collates both EPs and adds a handful of unissued minimal wave pearls.
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Your Lungs & Your Tongues
Cat: NUM 817LP. Rel: 13 Mar 25
Breath (5:25)
Your Final Word (4:33)
Pearls (5:31)
You Haunt Me (1:19)
Bleached White Skin (4:04)
Silver (4:09)
Feverpitch (4:07)
Solitary Sun (3:58)
Violent Silence (5:51)
For A Reason (3:00)
Review: Returning to vinyl for a 40th-anniversary edition, the Glasgow duo's singular approach to post-punk and coldwave is sure find a larger fan base with its fantastic vintage sound. Originally released in 1986 and formed by Hugh Small and Anna Howson, Vazz carved out a distinctive space in the mid-80s. Their soundia fusion of skeletal electronics, atmospheric guitar and hushed yet striking vocalsimelds the austerity of coldwave with the melodic sensibility of synth-pop. Drum machines pulse beneath shimmering textures, while Howson's spectral delivery drifts through the mix, lending an eerie, romantic detachment. Key moments highlight their range: 'Your Final Word' bathes in cavernous reverb, 'Bleached White Skin' sways with layered vocals and murky waves and 'Breath' lingers in icy, stretched-out melancholia. More rhythmically urgent, 'Feverpitch' and 'For A Reason' build on cascading arpeggios and taut structures. Vazz's work has grown in stature over time, finding a home in the post-punk imagination for its ghostly charm and understated allure.
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Earthling
Earthling (gatefold translucent blue marbled vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: 452543 0. Rel: 29 Jul 22
Invincible (4:47)
Power Of Right (3:34)
Long Way (4:45)
Brother The Cloud (4:22)
Fallout Today (3:19)
The Dark (3:55)
The Haves (5:08)
Good & Evil (2:40)
Rose Of Jericho (2:29)
Try (2:48)
Picture (4:00)
Mrs Mills (4:04)
On My Way (2:03)
Review: It should take about two seconds to realise, if you didn't already know, that Eddie Vedder is the voice of Pearl Jam, one of the finest rock bands to come out of the US in the late stages of the 20th Century, and one of the outfit's four (yes, four) guitarists. Ranked by none other than Rolling Stone magazine as the seventh finest lead singer of all time, it's safe to say he's the kind of pedigree you want to venture out as a soloist.

Now four albums in his own name deep, Earthling may not be rewriting any rule books or pushing boundaries and our perception of what's possible, but it is an incredibly well conceived and executed heavy rock 'n' roll album, showcasing a man with seemingly infinite creative energy, here unleashing a combination of heartfelt alt, breakneck garage-grunge, and searing big room stuff that you'll struggle to forget after hearing just once. Songwriting and guitar work at their finest.
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Saturn Strip
Saturn Strip (limited highlighter yellow vinyl LP)
Cat: RLGM 13841PMI. Rel: 01 Jun 22
Saturn Drive (5:37)
Video Babe (3:20)
American Dreamer (4:55)
Kid Congo (2:30)
Goodbye Darling (2:44)
Wipeout Beat (5:46)
Je T'Adore (3:33)
Angel (5:09)
Every 1's A Winner (4:06)
Review: Suicide's Alan Vega is a cult figure in electronic circles. The band was never going to achieve any sort of commercial success but in 1983 they had a jolly good go with this album. It is a collab between Vega and Ric Ocasek of The Cars and Ministry's Al Jourgenson. It never made any moves in the charts the likes but did end up being an album revered by fans. It was also critically acclaimed and now gets a first ever reissue on lovely highlighter yellow vinyl.
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Ultracopacetic (Loser Edition)
Ultracopacetic (Loser Edition) (gatefold red vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: SP 1640X. Rel: 15 Aug 24
Pretty Sister
Crazy Town
Copacetic
Here Comes
Pop Loser
Living Well
A Chang
Audrey's Eyes
Lisa Librarian
57 Waltz
Candy Apples
Catching Squirrels
Warm/Crawl (Singles B-sides outtakes 2023 mix)
Creepy
Stupid Thing
Even Die
Here Comes (John Peel Session - First Broadcast March 20 1993)
Always
Crazy Town
57 Waltz
Copacetic
Review: Velocity Girl's UltraCopacetic offers a revelatory reimagining of their 1993 debut Copacetic. Originally recorded with Bob Weston, the album's initial release left the band dissatisfied, feeling it lacked the lushness and clarity they envisioned. Fast forward to 2023, and the band has revisited the project with a fresh remix by Archie Moore, enhancing the album's original pop and shoegaze elements. The new mixes bring Sarah Shannon's soaring vocals, chiming guitars, and powerful rhythms into sharper focus, creating a cohesive and vibrant soundscape that aligns with the band's original 1992 vision. UltraCopacetic not only revises the original album but also includes expanded material from the era, such as tracks from various singles and a complete 1993 John Peel session. This reissue captures the energy and ambition Velocity Girl aimed for, offering fans a definitive version of their early work.
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The Velvet Underground: A Documentary Film By Todd Haynes (Soundtrack)
Venus In Furs (5:10)
The Diablos - "The Wind" (feat Nolan Strong) (3:03)
17 XII 63 NYC The Fire Is A Mirror (6:22)
Heroin (7:10)
Bo Diddley - "Road Runner" (live) (4:09)
The Primitives - "The Ostrich" (2:28)
I'm Waiting For The Man (4:33)
Nico - "Chelsea Girls" (7:24)
Sunday Morning (2:48)
Sister Ray (live) (19:01)
Pale Blue Eyes (5:40)
Foggy Notion (6:36)
After Hours (live - version 1) (2:43)
Sweet Jane (4:11)
Ocean (5:11)
All Tomorrow's Parties (5:52)
Review: Lou Reed, Sterling Morrison, John Cale, Doug Yule, Maureen Tucker and - a little later - Nico broke the mould with their efforts as The Velvet Underground. The Andy Warhol-managed and produced cult rock icons helped lay the foundations for New Wave and punk about a decade before either sound really started to make inroads in any circles, let alone commercial ones. And, listening back to any of their records now, the music itself isn't just a significant bookmark theoretically: it all still sounds incredible today.

Todd Haynes' highly recommendable documentary charts at least some of that story in a commendable way, more so when you consider it arrived around 50 years after the original lineup disbanded. Using interviews with surviving members Cale and Tucker, alongside archive footage, music and other material, it paints a vivid portrait of an equally vivid band. With tracks by them in question, Bo Diddley, The Primitives and The Diablos, this OST helps colour that picture, and era, properly.
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Loaded (reissue)
Loaded (reissue) (hybrid SACD)
Cat: CAPA 034SA. Rel: 19 Mar 25
Who Loves The Sun
Sweet Jane
Rock & Roll
Cool It Down
New Age
Head Held High
Lonesome Cowboy Bill
I Found A Reason
Train Round The Bend
Oh! Sweet Nuthin'
Review: The Velvet Underground's Loaded, a pivotal rock record from 1970, returns in a meticulously remastered SACD format. The album marked the band's bid for mainstream success, with label head Ahmet Ertegun pushing Lou Reed to deliver a record "loaded with hits". The result was a shimmering rock collection, though one far removed from the group's avant-garde roots. Though Reed left the band before its release, Loaded still shines as a masterclass in rock archetypes. Tracks like 'Sweet Jane' and 'Rock & Roll' cemented their status as proto-punk pioneers, while the sunny cynicism of 'Who Loves the Sun' and the rollicking 'Head Held High' showcased the band's sardonic wit. With Doug Yule taking on a leading roleisinging four tracks and playing much of the instrumentationiand Maureen Tucker absent on maternity leave, the album stands as both a departure from and a reflection of their earlier works. A near-perfect rock album, yet its polished production and radio-friendly leanings make it an outlier in the Velvet Underground canon. The SACD reissue offers audiophiles the ideal digital experience, capturing the tension between pop ambition and artistic identity that defines this bittersweet swan song. Everyone should own a copy of this magnificent album.
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Loaded (reissue)
Loaded (reissue) (limited clear vinyl LP)
Cat: 603497 838257. Rel: 27 Jan 23
Who Loves The Sun (2:47)
Sweet Jane (4:06)
Rock & Roll (4:42)
Cool It Down (3:01)
New Age (5:01)
Head Held High (2:53)
Lonesome Cowboy Bill (2:43)
I Found A Reason (4:17)
Train Round The Bend (3:15)
Oh! Sweet Nuthin' (7:25)
Review: Loaded is The Velvet Underground's second-most lauded album, after their scratch-n-sniffable debut LP. Among other things, it's also a cornerstone in the genre of extremely literal rock album covers, depicting a velvet red smoke wafting from an underground railway station. The album's title was an allusion to the fact that it was intended to be an appealing record, solely for radio play, hence it being 'Loaded' with hits. Glorious gems such as 'Sweet Jane' bound forward with TVU's usual euphemistic, ironic optimism, and this reissue is sure to nail the LP's full-bodied sound once more.
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Now Playing
Now Playing (clear vinyl LP)
Cat: RCV 1726576. Rel: 01 Aug 24
Sweet Jane (4:05)
Rock & Roll (4:41)
Who Loves The Sun (2:44)
Oh! Sweet Nutthin' (6:00)
I Found A Reason (4:00)
I'm Waiting For The Man (live) (4:34)
Femme Fatale (live) (3:13)
I'll Be Your Mirror (live) (2:10)
Ocean (5:25)
I'm Sticking With You (3:01)
Review: Iconic rock outfit The Velvet Underground fronted by the super cool Lou Reed were pioneers of the form whose influence still looms large to this day. They're also the latest of many acts to get the Now Playing 'best of' treatment, featuring iconic songs such as the brilliant 'Sweet Jane' and more hard-hitting 'Rock and Roll', both of which get served up in their full-length versions. Overall this record which comes on a nice clear vinyl pressing, showcases the American band's signature blend of rock, folk and experimental sound and it sounds as relevant and rewarding as ever.
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Now Playing
Now Playing (silver vinyl LP)
Cat: ATL 7265761. Rel: 31 Jul 24
Sweet Jane (4:05)
Rock & Roll (4:41)
Who Loves The Sun (2:46)
Oh! Sweet Nutthin' (7:24)
I Found A Reason (4:16)
I'm Waiting For The Man (live) (4:27)
Femme Fatale (live) (2:56)
I'll Be Your Mirror (live) (2:17)
Ocean (5:22)
I'm Sticking With You (3:08)
Review: Say what you will about the idea of a Best Of, sometimes it really does pay to have a good proportion of 'the hits' in one place. Now Playing might be based around a relatively obvious playlist if you've been a fan of the band longer than a couple of minutes, centring as it does on the group's late era classics, but when the late career classics are this good who the hell cares? Well, maybe Loaded and The Velvet Underground & Nico, original LPs that contribute the vast majority of what's here. Anthems like 'Sweet Jane', 'Who Loves the Sun', 'I'm Waiting For the Man', 'Femme Fatale' and 'I'll be Your Mirror' dominate here, and those presented as live recordings are particularly unmissable. Once again, then, here's proof of why Lou Reed, John Cale, Sterling Morrison, Angus MacLise, Moe Tucker and Nico remain among the most influential troupes of all time.
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Loaded (remastered)
Loaded (remastered) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: APA 03445. Rel: 27 Sep 24
Who Loves The Sun (2:47)
Sweet Jane (4:06)
Rock & Roll (4:42)
Cool It Down (3:01)
New Age (5:01)
Head Held High (2:53)
Lonesome Cowboy Bill (2:43)
I Found A Reason (4:17)
Train Round The Bend (3:15)
Oh! Sweet Nuthin' (7:25)
Review: Loaded, The Velvet Underground's final album featuring Lou Reed, epitomises a perfect rock 'n' roll record. Released in 1970 after their stint with Verve, it marked the band's shift to Atlantic Records under Ahmet Ertegun's directive for a hit-laden album. The absence of founding members John Cale and Maureen Tucker, coupled with Doug Yule's prominent role, shifts the album's dynamic but does not compromise its impact. With standout tracks like 'Sweet Jane' and 'Rock & Roll,' it feels like a greatest hits collection, expertly navigating rock archetypes. This 180-gram 45 RPM double LP reissue by Analogue Productions, pressed at Quality Record Pressings and housed in a tip-on old style gatefold jacket by Stoughton Printing, provides an exquisite listening experience. A certified rock classic and a significant chapter in the Velvets' legacy.
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Loaded (Alternate Version)
Loaded (Alternate Version) (crystal clear vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: RCV 1726834. Rel: 21 Oct 24
Who Loves The Sun (alternate mix) (2:51)
Sweet Jane (Early version) (5:30)
Rock & Roll (demo) (4:38)
Cool It Down (Early version) (4:17)
New Age (Full-length version) (4:59)
Head Held High (Early version) (2:53)
Lonesome Cowboy Bill (Early version) (3:17)
I Found A Reason (demo) (3:14)
Train Round The Bend (alternate mix) (4:39)
Oh! Sweet Nuthin' (Early version) (4:03)
Review: In the summer of 1970, The Velvet Underground, now fronted by Lou Reed and Sterling Morrison, delivered Loaded, an album bursting with melody, emotion, and New York City's gritty essence. Despite personnel shiftsiDoug Yule replacing John Cale and Mo Tucker absent on maternity leaveithe band crafted what would become a rock classic. With Atlantic Records demanding hits, Loaded was a tongue-in-cheek nod to their drug-fueled reputation, yet the album is packed with catchy, proto-punk gems. Opening with the breezy 'Who Loves the Sun', the record transitions into the unforgettable 'Sweet Jane' and 'Rock & Roll', both essential rock anthems. These tracks encapsulate the blend of beauty and dissonance that defines The Velvets' soundia sweet, jangly exterior with darker undercurrents. Loaded has it all: heartfelt ballads like 'I Found A Reason' and 'New Age' and the explosive energy of 'Head Held High.' The record's final track, 'Oh Sweet Nuthin'', is a slow-building masterpiece with Sterling Morrison's sometimes overlooked guitar work on full display . While it's more accessible than previous albums, Loaded remains a definitive reflection of the band's gritty artistry and the spirit of NYC.
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Loaded (remastered) (B-STOCK)
Loaded (remastered) (B-STOCK) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: APA 03445 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Records slightly warped
Who Loves The Sun (2:47)
Sweet Jane (4:06)
Rock & Roll (4:42)
Cool It Down (3:01)
New Age (5:01)
Head Held High (2:53)
Lonesome Cowboy Bill (2:43)
I Found A Reason (4:17)
Train Round The Bend (3:15)
Oh! Sweet Nuthin' (7:25)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Records slightly warped***


Loaded, The Velvet Underground's final album featuring Lou Reed, epitomises a perfect rock 'n' roll record. Released in 1970 after their stint with Verve, it marked the band's shift to Atlantic Records under Ahmet Ertegun's directive for a hit-laden album. The absence of founding members John Cale and Maureen Tucker, coupled with Doug Yule's prominent role, shifts the album's dynamic but does not compromise its impact. With standout tracks like 'Sweet Jane' and 'Rock & Roll,' it feels like a greatest hits collection, expertly navigating rock archetypes. This 180-gram 45 RPM double LP reissue by Analogue Productions, pressed at Quality Record Pressings and housed in a tip-on old style gatefold jacket by Stoughton Printing, provides an exquisite listening experience. A certified rock classic and a significant chapter in the Velvets' legacy.
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Live At Max's Kansas City
Live At Max's Kansas City (orchid & magenta vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 060349 7828579. Rel: 04 Jan 24
I'm Waiting For The Man (4:40)
White Light/White Heat (5:25)
I'm Set Free (6:02)
Sweet Jane (6:30)
Pale Blue Eyes (3:44)
Candy Says (6:38)
Sunday Morning (5:16)
After Hours (4:05)
Lonesome Cowboy Bill (5:50)
New Age (5:24)
Beginning To See The Light (3:59)
I'll Be Your Mirror (2:47)
Femme Fatale (3:09)
Some Kinda Love (10:27)
Lonesome Cowboy Bill (version 2) (4:53)
Review: Years before anyone had ever heard of CBGB, Max's was *the* place in New York City to see cutting-edge rock acts (and mingle with Manhattan scenesters). Near the top of that list was The Velvet Underground, whose final show with bandleader Lou Reed (until a brief 90s reunion) is documented on the live album Live At Max's Kansas City. The quartet mixed such older favorites as 'I'll Be Your Mirror,' 'Femme Fatale' and 'I'm Waiting For The Man', with new songs like 'Sweet Jane' and 'New Age' from their soon-to-be-released Loaded, with plenty of venue atmosphere heard throughout (there is an audible conversation in which Jim Carroll hits up an audience member for pills). Rhino's Expanded & Remastered Edition of the seminal collection includes both sets performed by band that night in their entirety.
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Songs & Other Things (reissue)
Songs & Other Things (reissue) (translucent teal vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: LPRGM 1701C. Rel: 05 Sep 24
A Parade In Littleton (3:35)
Heavenly Charm (2:23)
Orbit (4:35)
Blue Light (2:24)
From Her Fingers (3:19)
Nice Actress (3:13)
A Stroll (3:20)
The Earth In The Sky (3:41)
Lovebird Asylum Seeker (3:21)
Documentary (4:14)
Shingaling (4:15)
All Weirded Out (4:24)
The Day On You (5:11)
Peace Piece (2:37)
Review: Verlaine's distinct, self-taught style, with its jazz influences and unmistakable vibrato tone, shines throughout this album. Songs and Other Things marks his return to lyrics and vocals, with standout tracks like 'Nice Actress' and 'The Earth Is in the Sky.' The album opens with 'A Parade in Littleton,' a funky instrumental reminiscent of late Talking Heads. Supported by Fred Smith of Television and Jay Dee Daugherty of The Patti Smith Group, Verlaine's guitar work is the centerpiece of this collection. His enigmatic lyrics prompt reflection and resonate on an intuitive level, enhancing the album's appeal. The vinyl debut is mastered by Patrick Derivaz, the original engineer and bassist, ensuring high-quality sound. The teal vinyl pressing and accompanying notes by Verlaine's long-time partner Jutta Koether make this bundle a treat for fans and collectors.
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Around
Around (limited brown vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: LPRGM 1700C. Rel: 05 Jul 24
The O Of Adore (3:54)
Brief Description (1:46)
Rain, Sidewalk (2:28)
Shadow Walks Away (1:53)
Meteor Beach (2:43)
Mountain (4:47)
Candle (2:03)
Balcony (2:02)
Flame (2:52)
Curtains Open (1:34)
Eighty Eights (3:35)
A Burned Letter (2:18)
Wheel Broke (3:11)
The Suns Gliding! (4:07)
New (2:13)
Rings (6:37)
Review: Tom Verlaine stands as a true original among guitarists, with a style so distinctive that his solos are instantly recognizable. His self-taught, jazz-influenced approach, characterized by a lack of effects and a mesmerizing vibrato tone, sets him apart. His songwriting prowess further solidifies his status as a legend. Real Gone Music is presenting his last three solo albums on LP, including 2006's Around. This album follows the remarkable Warm and Cool, featuring stunning instrumentals that range from raga-esque explorations to post-rock vamps and abstract sketches. With old Television band-mate Billy Ficca on drums and Patrick Derivaz's new mastering for vinyl, Around is a testament to Verlaine's timeless talent. Jutta Koether's notes in the insert add a personal touch to this exceptional release.
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Warm & Cool (remastered)
Warm & Cool (remastered) (translucent pink vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: RLGM 16991PMI. Rel: 13 Jun 24
Those Harbor Lights (3:07)
Sleepwalkin' (3:30)
The Deep Dark Clouds (3:04)
Saucer Crash (5:02)
Depot (1951) (5:27)
Boulevard (2:40)
Harley Quinn (2:39)
Sor Juanna (1:50)
Depot (1957) (1:45)
Spiritual (5:18)
Little Dance (3:12)
Ore (4:54)
Depot (1958) (1:43)
Lore (6:47)
Review: Tom Verlaine's seventh solo album, Warm And Cool, released in 1992, showcased his mastery of the electric guitar in an entirely instrumental setting. Best known as the frontman of NYC-based art punk pioneers Television, Verlaine's self-taught, jazz-influenced style and unmistakable vibrato tone shine throughout this album. Featuring former bandmate Billy Ficca on drums, Warm And Cool explores a diverse range of styles, from rock and jazz to country and surf rock. Verlaine's guitar work is original and with each solo bearing his distinctive musical fingerprint. Real Gone Music's vinyl release of Warm And Cool marks the first time the album has been available on vinyl in the U.S. The fresh mastering by Patrick Derivaz, a longtime collaborator of Verlaine's who also contributed bass to the album, brings new life to the 14 compositions. Simultaneously avant-garde and familiar, Warm And Cool stands as a contemporary masterpiece that transcends genre boundaries. Jutta Koether's poetic liner notes provide insight into the album's place within modern art and philosophy, adding depth to the listening experience. With its pink vinyl pressing and artful design, Warm And Cool is a profound musical journey that shows Tom Verlaine's enduring influence and innovation.



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Voyager 1 (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: 753641 3. Rel: 22 Apr 25
Slide Away (6:27)
Gravity Grave (8:27)
One Way To Go (7:11)
South Pacific (4:28)
Already There (4:45)
She's A Superstar (8:08)
Review: Recorded in 1992 in London and New York, Voyager 1 is a unique live album by UK outfit The Verve-then known simply as Verve-that was cunningly designed to resemble a bootleg but was officially released to introduce the band to US audiences via Virgin's indie label Vernon Yard. It actually predates their debut album A Storm in Heaven, but the set captures the band's raw, psychedelic energy - we're well before the Britpop years, when Ashcroft and co were in a decidedly more sonically swampy, shoegaze groove - with standout versions of 'She's A Superstar,' the hypnotic early single 'Gravity Grave' and 'Slide Away.' Also included is 'South Pacific,' which remained unreleased in studio form for decades, proving to be a swirling, oceanic closer, faithfully remastered from analogue tapes at Abbey Road Studios.
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