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Review: Prolific UK art-rockers Jethro Tull have suffered many a scrapped project, but perhaps none are so infamous as the never-to-be-named album recorded at the Chateau d'Herouville studio near Paris, attempted just before the release of their A Passion To Play Album in 1973. Despite riding high on the wave of stadium-bound acclaim, rumours abounded of a cursed project during this time: the band quickly nicknamed the studio "Chateau D'isaster" after a series of equipment failures, bed bugs and food poisoning. Despite this, they would return to the UK, not losing inspiration and endeavouring to record a trove of quirky material on master tapes back in London. While the bulk of this material would become A Passion Play, the Chateau tapes did indeed house an excess, and became the great lost album of Tull.

Review: Body Language remains one of Kylie Minogue's finest records, in particular finding some truly inspirational crossover between the Aussie pop queen's immaculate voice and a more sultry kind of club music. When an album opens up with a track as perfect as 'Slow', you know you're in for a treat. There are of course many different sides to the record, and there's space for different stylistic approaches besides the floor fillers, but it's the likes of 'I Feel For You' with its cut-up disco loops that give Minogue the backing she deserves to bring the club to life. This edition of the album comes pressed on blood red vinyl, all the better to set pulses racing.

Review: Tina Turner remains one of pop music's most towering figures and Simply The Best is a timeless compilation that truly lives up to its name. Showcasing Turner's unparalleled talent and electrifying energy, each track on this album is a testament to her incredible vocal range and emotive delivery, from the soulful 'What's Love Got to Do With It' to the empowering 'Proud Mary.' As well as that there are heart-wrenching ballads and upbeat anthems, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy from all across the long and remarkable career of Turner. This new pressing comes on gatefold blue vinyl so is a real collector's item.