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Singles
Down In The Basement Vol 4
Abramo & Nestor - "Dig It!" (2:28)
Floyd James & The GTs - "Work That Thang" (2:50)
Curtis Baker & The Bravehearts - "Fried Fish ’n’ Collard Greens" (2:40)
The Native Yinzer - "The Hip Strip" (2:33)
Review: The fourth edition in Original Gravity's Down In The Basement series, which gathers instrumental soul and swing cuts onto worthy 7" slabs, resounding the fervent 1960s decadal gap in which mod reigned supreme. With juleps flowing and kneecaps knocking, Abramo & Nestor bring newfangled electric pianistic swing with 'Dig It!', while a twinned "hit it!" injunction is heard from Floyd James & The GTs on the reissued 'Work That Thang'; James' voice is tubed and speed-delayed to terrific effect, achieving a sprung intonation. Curtis Baker brassifies the bonanza with the lively 'Fried Fish 'n' Collard Greens', while The Native Yinzer's exiting excitation 'The Hip Strip' quilts our ears with a mnemic, down-feathery Hammond-breaks bit.
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Good Thing Going (Put It On A Record)
Good Thing Going (Put It On A Record) (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: ECR 006. Rel: 03 May 24
Good Thing Going (Put It On A Record) (3:39)
Whole Lotta Drugs! (3:46)
Review: This new series brings forth a fusion of late 60s/early 70s Funky Rock Breaks from around the world, promising dancefloor action for Hairy B-Boys and Head-Banging Breakers alike. Side-1 kicks off with 'Good Thing Going (Put It On A Record),' blending guitar riffs, big beats, rock vocals, and rap phrases to ignite any party atmosphere. On the Side-2, 'Whole Lotta Drugs!' delves into the wild world of groupies and illicit substances, featuring an obscure brassy cover of a classic rock track with added beats and samples for a backstage after-party vibe. Released on limited edition purple and black vinyl, this series delivers a high-octane soundtrack for the upcoming festival season.
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Stepping Across
Cat: LNFG 169. Rel: 20 Feb 25
Stepping Across (4:30)
Everything Is Moving (2:58)
Verona Poem (2:43)
Stepping Across (Temporal Transgression mix) (7:49)
Review: "Everything is being transformed and yet nothing changes" sings Andrew Burnett on the aptly-titled 'Everything Is Moving.' It's been a fair while since we last heard from Paisley-Glasgow's jangly-indie-poppers Close Lobsters, and by all accounts their triumphant and unarguably catchy return pretty much sums up where we're at in February 2025. So much seems to be changing. And yet, when all is said and done, most of us are still going to be left in the same vulnerable position we started out in. But let's not get too bogged down in geopolitics. Better to focus on the four tracks that make up this resurgent EP. Opening on the title song, Stepping Across sets its stall out somewhere close to The Lighting Seeds, and double down on that position throughout. It's uptempo, summer-sounding stuff that doesn't shy away from exploring reflective themes. Oh, and probably worth noting the excellent, tougher and drummier 'Stepping Across (Temporal Transgression Mix)' that closes the package - arguably superior to the original.
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My Echo Shadow & Me
Cat: TR 759. Rel: 15 Aug 24
My Echo, Shadow & Me (instrumental) (3:52)
Playing The Fool (instrumental) (3:48)
Review: Talk about being truly timeless. Chicano soul sensation Johnny Benavidez is the kind of artist who can figuratively, and spiritually, transport listeners to a golden age of Doo Wop, funk, and R&B, writing tracks and songs that glide on a smooth, easy listening cloud but still pack plenty of bite when it comes to the nitty gritty. Music to move you in many ways. Grandson of John Lorenzo Guzman (background vocalist for Sonny Powell & The Night-Dreamers), this relationship has a lot to answer for, with Pa encouraging Jr to take up singing and pursue music seriously. We're glad that happened, given My Echo Shadow & Me - a two tracker that could almost be considered retro or pastiche, if it didn't sound so damned fresh. Or at least ageless.
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Brothers & Sisters (25th Anniversary reissue)
Brothers & Sisters (25th Anniversary reissue) (gatefold blue & pink bio double vinyl 7")
Cat: NING 584S. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Brothers & Sisters (4:02)
Easy To Please (2:54)
Only Superstition (3:52)
Simon Williams (Fierce Panda Records) - "The Story Of Brothers & Sisters" (5:45)
Review: Today marks a significant milestone as Coldplay's iconic Brothers & Sisters EP celebrates its 25th anniversary with a special edition release. Originally launched via Fierce Panda Records, the EP was pivotal in shaping the band's early sound and building their devoted fanbase. Released as a gatefold double BioVinyl 7", this commemorative edition includes the classic tracks 'Brothers & Sisters' and 'Easy To Please', alongside the addition of 'Only Superstition'. Recorded for a modest L450, the EP made its mark, climbing to number 92 on the charts. As an intriguing bonus, the anniversary release features a new track, 'The Story of Brothers & Sisters', offering a spoken word insight into Coldplay's formative years. Lifted from Simon Williams' audiobook 'Pandamonium! How Not To Run A Record Label', this excerpt vividly recounts the band's early days at iconic venues like Camden Falcon and Kentish Town Bull & Gate, where they caught the attention of Radio One's Evening Session and garnered their first NME reviews. Celebrating both Coldplay's journey and Fierce Panda's 30th anniversary, this release encapsulates a pivotal moment in music history.
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Mit Den Puppen Tanzen (reissue)
Cat: EDGE 027. Rel: 17 Mar 25
Mit Den Puppen Tanzen (5:22)
Schwarze Nacht (5:04)
Niemals Zuruck (5:29)
Harter Film (5:23)
Review: A long-overdue revival of an underground German gem from 1984, Jurgen Grah and Markus Kammann crafted a sound that fused early new beat, synth-pop and electro with a sharp sense of groove. Collage's 'Mit Den Puppen Tanzen' resurfaces as making it a hidden treasure for fans of forward-thinking dance music. The title track is a sleek blend of disco and electro, layering pulsating synths over a club-ready rhythm that still feels ahead of its time. 'Schwarze Nacht' twists post-disco elements into something funkier, reinterpreting familiar grooves with fresh energy. 'Harter Film' leans further into an edgy new wave sound, its electro beat driving a tense yet undeniably danceable atmosphere. Balancing underground cool with accessible hooks, this is a record that effortlessly bridged electronic experimentation and dancefloor appeal. A vital listen for those who appreciate the history of an exciting time between post-disco, house music and the 80s new wave sound.
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Only Happy When I'm Sad/Dreams Of A Working Girl
Cat: SN 126. Rel: 16 Jul 24
Only Happy When I'm Sad (3:09)
Dreams Of A Working Girl (2:59)
Review: Comet Gain, a British indie pop band formed in 1992, have been crafting their distinctive sound for over three decades. Led by singer-songwriter and guitarist David Christian (aka David Feck/Charlie Damage) and Phil Sutton, their music draws from post-punk and Northern Soul influences. Starting with homemade cassette demos, Comet Gain's releases have spanned labels like Wiiija Records, Fortuna Pop! and Tapete Records. Despite numerous lineup changes, David Christian has remained the constant force behind the band. Early gigs saw them supporting acts like Stereolab, Television Personalities, Bikini Kill and Heavenly, and they also recorded several Peel Sessions, touting a musical style ranging from soul-influenced indie pop to early-80s alternative pop and punk. This 7" record features two tracks recorded in the Spring/Summer of 1996. Side A's 'Only Happy When I'm Sad' and Side B's 'Dreams Of A Working Girl,' appearing on vinyl for the first time, originally debuted on the NME C96 compilation CD.
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African Dream
African Dream (7" + insert limited to 300 copies)
Cat: DSCBOX 14. Rel: 02 Oct 24
Conjunto Raza - "African Dream" (3:14)
The Scepters - "Message" (3:51)
Review: Discodelic comes correct again with a new 7" that features a pair of rather lesser-known and brilliantly obscure Latin psych-rock gems. Conjunto Raza' 'African Dream' is all crackly and immediately nostalgic because of it, with noodle acoustic guitar sounds making way for a more upbeat and driving 60s garage rock sound but all in loveable lo-fi. Add in a red-hot vocal and you have a flame cut full of funk. On the reverse, The Scepters 'Message' is another well-aged jam that brings rawness and emotion in equal measure.
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African Dream
African Dream (blue & pink splattered vinyl 7" + insert limited to 100 copies)
Cat: DSCBOX 1 4 COLOUR. Rel: 08 Oct 24
Conjunto Raza - "African Dream" (3:15)
The Scepters - "Message" (3:50)
Review: The Scepters, formed in 1967 in Paraiso by guitarist Celso Spencer, were a popular Panamanian band known for their energetic performances across military bases and high school dances in the Canal Zone. Alongside Lionel Best and Jose James, they covered Top 40 hits and iconic rock bands like Santana and Jimi Hendrix. They released two 45s, including 'Message,' which debuted at Panama's first National Soul Music Festival in 1971 and features next here to a jam from Conjunto Raza, another project led by Agustin Leiro, this one with rotating musicians. They released a single 45 on Onda Nueva in the mid-70s and it blends Zonian and Panamanian talent with aplomb.
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Hydra (edit)
Cat: COR 003. Rel: 25 Oct 24
Hydra (edit) (4:17)
Sweet Green Fields (edit) (4:22)
Review: Grover Washington Jr's Hydra makes its debut on 45, showcasing the jazz legend's saxophone brilliance over an irresistible groove, arranged by Bob James. Originally released in 1975, its iconic drums have been sampled over 100 times, including by ATCQ and Biggie, with Black Moon's How Many MC's featuring the famous bass hook. On the flip, Seals & Crofts' Sweet Green Fields also appears for the first time on 45. The duo's Californian soft rock sound is underpinned by a catchy bassline sampled by Busta Rhymes for his 1997 hit Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See.
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New Ghosts
Cat: FAT 352. Rel: 04 Nov 24
In There Somewhere (2:58)
Born To Hide (3:32)
Buried Treasure (3:23)
Haunt Me Still (3:38)
Review: The 21st Century is riddled with new ghosts, according to this somewhat surprise comeback EP from pop rock veterans, The Copyrights. A four tracker that runs headfirst into themes of relationships collapsing and our inability to truly leave them in the past thanks to the hyper connectivity of our digitised world, the idea is simple - with each passing day we deal with a new haunting. Music, however, can be our salvation. Creative expression, artistic declarations and explorations of emotions we may not always know what to do with until we properly look at the options. On 'New Ghosts', the band go for a main stage guitar sound that nods to pop punk and then dives headfirst into stadium indie, catharsis on on the scale of anthems.

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Bad Advice
Bad Advice (limited 12" in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: WPJL 10224. Rel: 22 Aug 24
Bad Advice (4:52)
Sparks (Joseph Shabason remix) (3:25)
Mind Train (9:02)
Review: Acclaimed Japanese artist Cornelius is back with a new three-song EP, Bad Advice/Mind Train, featuring a collaboration with Arto Lindsay. The EP's first single, 'Mind Train,' is an epic nine-minute track inspired by Yoko Ono which blends ethereal space-pop with minimalist structures and bursts of exhilarating chaos. Cornelius describes 'Mind Train' as a symbol of spiritual and inner exploration that is designed to prompt self-reflection. The accompanying video, created by renowned visual stylist Keita Onishi, enhances this journey with stunning retro-futuristic graphics that allow you to explore your own interpretations.
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California
California (limited translucent red vinyl 7")
Cat: DAMGOOD 620. Rel: 04 Jul 24
California (3:38)
Run Run Runaway (3:31)
Review: "The world's greatest two person rock 'n' roll ensemble, the next big thing - out now!" You can hear the delicious wit and parody in the copy sitting on The Courettes website, a band that have managed to do the unthinkable, swerving all trends to come up with music that simultaneously sounds self-aware in its retro nostalgia, yet incredibly fresh. Hailing from Denmark and Brazil - another curveball in many ways, California, which welcomes the additional vocals of La La Brookes, is a case in point. Jangly yet snarling garage rock, seductive art pop aimed at the charts, beach guitar stuff that supplants realism and experimentation for the doe-eyed dreaminess of, err, beach guitar stuff. Original as ever, it's more evidence that these guys may well be on the money with that description of themselves.
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If There's A Will There's A Way
Don Covay & The Jefferson Lemon Band - "If There's A Will There's A Way" (3:36)
Harvey Mandel - "Baby Batter" (3:40)
Review: Climactic, psychedelic soul and blues brilliance by Don Covay, co-written by Donny Hathaway and backed by a proto-Balearic sweetmeat on the B, Harvey Mandel's 'Baby Batter'. The A-side was originally released one year after (1972) the B-side (1971) on the American Janus label, and the tracks provide a palpable contrast, drawing on the same idiom yet approaching it with remarkable difference. Covay's lyrics are, thematically, overflowing with determination, despite the psychic conflict at the track's heart. Is there any resolution? "The sweeter you, look, mama... the bitterer you treat me..."
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Ultra Twist (reissue)
Ultra Twist (reissue) (180 gram audiophile vinyl 12")
Cat: MOV 12077B. Rel: 28 Jan 25
Ultra Twist (3:50)
Confessions Of A Psycho Cat (3:02)
No Club Lone Wolf (2:29)
Review: You know what to expect from The Cramps - punk, rockabilly and garage rock colliding in a gloriously sleazy pile up of distorted twang and deviant attitude. The A-side is a trademark take on those late 50s/early 60s tunes dedicated to the twist dance craze, enough said. It comes backed with the garage-powered 'Confessions of a Psycho Cat' and the more pscyhobilly-slanted, thoroughly howling 'No Club Lone Wolf'. Capturing a raw energy that channels the rebellious spirit of classic rock & roll with gritty guitar riffs, infectious rhythms and an undeniable sense of fun, this is a standout late-career highlight.
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Bad Night
Bad Night (limited 7")
Cat: BBE 787SLP. Rel: 04 Jul 24
Bad Night (4:21)
Quadrant (4:23)
Review: The Cromagnon Band introduces 'Bad Night' as the lead single from their upcoming album Mode, which marks their second LP and debut on BBE Music. The album blends cinematic, psychedelic dark funk with Nordic psych-jazz, classical, boom-bap hip-hop breaks, and riff-heavy rock. Accompanied by the exclusive track 'Quadrant,' not featured on the album, the vinyl 45 release adds a unique gem to collectors' shelves. Both tracks provide a glimpse into the band's forthcoming album, showcasing their eclectic musical influences and distinctive recording style-capturing live jam sessions that evolve from sampled breaks, riffs, and melodies into intricate instrumental compositions.
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The Walk (Live)
The Walk (Live) (7" picture disc)
Cat: 115646 6. Rel: 10 Apr 25
The Walk (live) (3:28)
Mint Car (live) (3:29)
Review: A pair of Cure singles, one a classic from the 80s and the other more of a deep cut from the 1996 album Wild Mood Swings, caught here in the live arena on turned into two sides of a rather nifty 7" picture disc. 'The Walk' is one of the Crawley crew's most electronic moments, a Japanese-slanted retort to New Order's huge 'Blue Monday' single a more cynical observer might be moved to admit. It's immediately nevertheless one to transport you back to the lazer-peppered, smoke machine-swathed dancefloors of the era, with its concluding line "I remember everything" seeming particularly apt in hindsight. 'Mint Car', while less well known than many other Cure 45s, was nevertheless one of Robert Smiths' favourites. He, apparently, couldn't fathom out why it only charted in the low 30s when 'Friday I'm In Love' smashed the top ten. Perhaps the outbreak of utter cheeriness - "I really don't think it gets any better than this/vanilla smile and a gorgeous strawberry kiss" - was disconcerting considering the band's pretty much unrivalled reputation as the popes of mope, but its charms are undeniable and definitely due a restrospective reappraisal.
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Álbumes
Neon Pill
Neon Pill (gatefold milky clear vinyl LP + poster)
Cat: 196588 83081. Rel: 17 May 24
Hifi (True Light) (3:23)
Rainbow (3:16)
Neon Pill (3:17)
Float Into The Sky (3:49)
Metaverse (2:14)
Out Loud (3:19)
Ball & Chain (2:47)
Good Time (3:06)
Shy Eyes (3:12)
Silent Picture (3:45)
Same (2:57)
Over Your Shoulder (3:16)
Review: The sixth studio album from US rockers Cage The Elephant arrives after a turbulent time for the band. Deaths of loved ones, a lead singer arrested then hospitalised, and the slow mental recovery from our collective free fall during the pandemic betray just how challenging recent years have been. The remarkable part is these experiences, and the resulting emotions, have been thoughtfully distilled into Neon Pill. A record that's just as much of a rollercoaster ride, we veer between the funk-laden 'Ball & Chain', the garage-y title track, gritty romanticism of 'Float Into the Sky', and rousing, lo-fi closer, 'Over Your Shoulder'. Scarcely stopping for breath, the ideas come thick, fast, and varied - leaving us feeling like we've been on an odyssey of psyche-blues-post-punk-indie. A combination that can only really sound like Cage the Elephant.
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Slow Dazzle (reissue)
Slow Dazzle (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: UMCLP 080. Rel: 12 Dec 24
Mr Wilson (3:14)
Taking It All Away (2:56)
Dirtyass Rock 'n' Roll (4:40)
Darling I Need You (3:35)
Rollaroll (3:55)
Heartbreak Hotel (3:10)
Ski Patrol (2:06)
I'm Not The Loving Kind (3:07)
Guts (3:23)
The Jeweller (4:07)
Review: This is the second of three inventive and influential albums that John Cale released through Island Records in the mid-70s. The Velvet Underground founding member was in stellar company with Brian Eno, Roxy Music's Phil Manzanera and one of the most prolific studio session guitarists of all time, Chris Spedding, all appearing on the album. The album is stacked with bangers, but of note is the life-affirming and soulful 'Dirtyass Rock 'n' Roll; his cover of 'Heartbreak Hotel', which is one of the best covers ever recorded and 'I'm Not The Loving Kind'. The latter gained recognition most recently when the late, great Mark Lanegan covered it beautifully for his Imitations album. Cale will forever be a wellspring of inspiration.
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Fear (reissue)
Fear (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: UMCLP 079. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Fear Is A Man's Best Friend
Buffalo Ballet
Barracuda
Emily
Ship Of Fools
Gun
The Man Who Couldn't Afford To Orgy
You Know More Than I Know
Momamma Scuba
Review: Music legend John Cale, best known as the Welsh multi-instrumentalist who co-founded The Velvet Underground, which went on to become one of the most influential groups of all time, is best known for his collaborative work in bands and his work as a producer. But he has a storied solo catalogue. With releases stretching from 1970 to 2024, there's an impressive array to delve into. His fourth album, Fear, is considered by fans to be one of his best. Fear was recorded when Cale returned to living in London after spending years in America. A slew of musicians also signed to Island at the time appear on the record, including Phil Manzanera of Roxy Music and Brian Eno. It's a truly compelling mix of avant garde freakouts and melancholic art rock that's a reminder that music can be incredibly freeing and transcendental when played with this level of imagination and spirit.
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Poptical Illusion
Poptical Illusion (gatefold translucent orange vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code (indie exclusive))
Cat: DS 178LPX. Rel: 13 Jun 24
God Made Me Do It (Don't Ask Me Again) (4:48)
Davies & Wales (4:15)
Calling You Out (4:49)
Edge Of Reason (5:22)
I'm Angry (5:25)
How We See The Light (4:39)
Company Commander (4:03)
Setting Fires (5:41)
Shark-Shark (vinyl mix) (4:07)
Funkball The Brewster (5:35)
Laughing In My Sleep (5:45)
There Will Be No River (3:54)
Review: It's hard to feel 'meh' about John Cale. In fact, it's impossible. The Welsh musician, Velvet Underground alumni and composer has given us 18 studio albums, including June 2024's Poptical Illusion, and there's nary a misstep in the lot. His latest plays out like a warm bath full of dreamy optimism, a follow up to the highly collaborative affair, Mercy, here we see the super-talent adjust his focus and fly out alone to prove the point. And prove it he does. Across 12 weird and unarguably wonderful tracks, Cale manages to defy genres, flitting between chamber punk and beach pop, theatrical croon-dom and syrupy downtempo. While there are dark-er moods, 'Funkball The Brewster', for example, on the whole this is smile-inducing, if bat-shit crazy stuff, from start to finish.
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Resuscitate!
Cat: DC 900. Rel: 25 Jul 24
First Bird (6:12)
Coyotes (12:35)
Keep Some Steady Friends Around (4:28)
Partition (7:29)
Drover (6:59)
Pigeons (6:33)
Everyway (5:46)
Naked Souls (9:36)
Natural Information (8:31)
Planets (8:48)
Review: Bill Callahan comes alive in Chicago, with Jim White, Matt Kinsey and special guests Nick Mazzarella, Pascal Kerong'A, Nathaniel Ballinger and Natural Information Society's Joshua Abrams & Lisa Alvarado. In answer to the question of why he made this album, Bill responded: "Songs tend to mutate after they've been recorded. These songs were mutating faster than usual. Like whatever happened to Bruce Banner in the lab - I knew these songs were about to get superpowers" this change needed to be documented." Resuscitate! was thus born out of a pulmonary metamorphosis, its ten avant-folk pieces recalling themes of rebirth after lung failure and/or clinical death and NDE. A live album of collective jams, viola-tremolos, rural connotations and deep vocal charges as ever from Callahan; all are given fresh mutative life.
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Campus Christy
Campus Christy (gatefold LP in embossed sleeve)
Cat: STH 2462LP. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Just A Dream (3:08)
Horizon (4:01)
Very Complex (4:25)
Candles (5:19)
Family Affair (2:40)
Generator (3:50)
Video Games (3:26)
Don't You Know (4:46)
Fly (4:20)
The Visit (2:15)
Little Wing (2:18)
Review: Campus Christy is a new collaboration between Stones Throw Records founder Chris Manak (aka Peanut Butter Wolf) and musician Brian Ellis. Nearly 25 years after his 1999 debut My Vinyl Weighs a Ton, Manak revisits his high school garage band roots by forming this project to reinterpret lesser-known tracks from the late 60s to early 80s. With Manak on vocals and Ellis providing instruments, Campus Christy is a nostalgic nod to the past that blends influences from an era that shaped Manak's musical journey. It's both a personal tribute and a fresh exploration of forgotten gems.
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Live In Aston
Live In Aston (LP+ booklet)
Cat: FDSPOON 68. Rel: 30 May 24
Aston 77 Eins (13:52)
Aston 77 Zwei (8:23)
Aston 77 Drei (12:58)
Aston 77 Vier (11:12)
Review: Live in Aston 1977, the latest installment in Can's series of live album releases, offers a fresh perspective on the band's dynamic stage presence. Released via Mute and Future Days, this release provides a glimpse into a challenging period for Can, following the mixed reception their eighth studio album, Saw Delight, elicited. Despite any expectations of a decline in energy or creativity, the live performances captured on this album defy such notions. Instead, they showcase Can's enduring vitality and adaptability, reaffirming their reputation as a band capable of captivating audiences with their unpredictable live shows. Notably, Live in Aston 1977 marks the debut of bassist Rosko Gee (Traffic) within the Can Live series. His addition to the lineup injects a fresh energy into the band's sound, complementing the innovative contributions of Irmin Schmidt, Jaki Liebezeit, Michael Karoli and Holger Czukay. Accompanied by a booklet, this release offers fans a deeper insight into Can's live performances during this period. It serves as a reminder of the band's relentless pursuit of sonic exploration and improvisation, making it a valuable addition to the Can discography for both longtime fans and newcomers alike.
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Burritos Inspiration Point Fork Balloon Sports Cards In The Spokes Automatic Biographies Kites Kung Fu Trophies Banana Peels We've Slipped On & Egg Shells We've Tippy Toed Over (30th Anniversary Edition)
Little League (3:51)
Oh Messy Life (2:05)
Puddle Splashers (2:05)
Flashpoint: Catheter (3:20)
In The Clear (2:00)
Yes, I Am Talking To You (2:33)
Basil's Knife (2:34)
Bluegrass (1:08)
Planet Shhh (2:45)
The Sands Have Turned Purple (2:43)
Precious (2:36)
Que Suerte! (3:03)
Review: This Midwestern emo classic gets its first vinyl reissue since the album's initial release in 1995. Like true audiophiles, the album - often shortened to just Shmap'n Shmazz - has been remastered from the original tapes. For those wondering, Cap'n Jazz are trailblazers in their field - widely recognized for having shaped the sound of mathy Midwest Emo. And after they left Cap'n Jazz, the members formed a slew of other terrific groups, including the mighty American Football, who are regularly lauded as pioneers. But 30 years on from their sole release, Cap'n Jazz are quite rightly ready for their victory lap. Immerse into cuts such as the timeless 'Little League' and the high-octane 'In The Clear', where the yelpy vocals and pummeling drums are the essence of high-octane rock n' roll, and you'll get the fervour surrounding them.
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The Spotlight Kid (Deluxe Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2024)
The Spotlight Kid (Deluxe Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2024) (limited gatefold cloudy clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: RCV 1726084. Rel: 27 Apr 24
I'm Gonna Booglarize You Baby (4:33)
White Jam (2:53)
Blabber 'n Smoke (0:51)
When It Blows It Stacks (1:56)
Alice In Blunderland (7:38)
The Spotlight Kid (3:21)
Click Clack (3:31)
Grow Fins (3:29)
There Ain't No Santa Claus On The Evenin' Stage (3:12)
Glider (4:38)
The Witch Doctor Life (instrumental) (5:20)
Semi-Multicolored Caucasian (instrumental) (4:33)
Your Love Brought Me To Life (instrumental) (3:10)
Two Rips In A Haystack/Kiss Me My Love (2:43)
Harry Irene (3:14)
Best Batch Yet (version 1) (2:20)
I Can't Do This Unless I Can Do This/Seam Crooked Sam (2:05)
I'm Gonna Booglarize You Baby (8:51)
Pompadour Swamp (13:55)
Review: The Spotlight Kid was Captain Beefheart's sixth studio album and one, landing a mere three years after the legendary Trout Mask Replica classic, sees him continuing his avant-garde brilliance. Initially released in 1972, it stands out as the only album credited solely to Captain Beefheart, even though it does feature much of his Magic Band prominently. The material, integral to the band's repertoire, highlights Beefheart's eclectic musical vision and experimental spirit, taking raw blues as its starting point but then twisting into it hithertoo unrecognisable shapes and psychedelic distortions. Reissued for Record Store Day 2024 as a deluxe double LP set in a gatefold jacket with milky clear vinyl, this edition revitalises the album's enigmatic charm for contemporary audiences and reminds us all of its magnificent blend of blues, rock and avant-garde elements.
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Now Playing
Now Playing (translucent red vinyl LP)
Cat: WB 7265801. Rel: 01 Aug 24
I'm Gonna Booglarize You Baby (4:18)
Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles (2:53)
The Smithsonian Institute Blues (Or The Big Dig) (2:17)
My Head Is My Only House Unless It Rains (2:39)
Click Clack (3:25)
Low Yo Yo Stuff (3:38)
Too Much Time (2:43)
Clear Spot (3:26)
Lick My Decals Off, Baby (3:48)
Big Eyed Beans From Venus (2:49)
Review: Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band are the latest act to be featured in Warner's series of Now Playing greatest hits-style comps. Born Don Vliet, Captain Beefheart was a true innovator in modern music, boasting a four-and-a-half-octave vocal range, and fused free jazz, Delta blues, classical music and rock & roll with unique rhythms and surreal lyrics. Though he never achieved mainstream success, his influence permeated punk, new wave and post-rock and this album shows why, with tracks like 'I'm Gonna Booglarize You Baby' and 'Her Eyes Are a Blue Million Miles' showcasing his bolder moves, alongside the more introspective 'My Head Is My Only House When It Rains' and 'Clear Spot.' Vliet, a child prodigy in art, moved to the Mojave Desert in his teens, where he met Frank Zappa. They initially collaborated on a film project, but Vliet eventually formed the Magic Band. After several lineup changes, they released the seminal Trout Mask Replica in 1969. Beefheart's career spanned various experimental phases until he retired in 1982 to focus on painting, earning acclaim for his abstract outsider art.
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Heaven Born & Ever Bright (reissue)
Heaven Born & Ever Bright (reissue) (180 gram purple vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: CDIC 171. Rel: 01 Aug 24
The Alphabet Business Concern (Home Of Fadeless Splendour) (3:54)
She Is Hiding Behind The Shed (4:04)
March (3:21)
Goodbye Grace (3:55)
Anything I Can't Eat (2:27)
Helen & Heaven (4:08)
Bodysbad (4:07)
For Good & All (4:37)
Core (2:26)
Day Is Gone (3:23)
Snakes-a-Sleeping (4:42)
Review: The word is (over) used a lot when it comes to music, but there's no denying that Cardiacs were utterly unique. Emerging from the suburban commuter belt between the outskirts of West London and sleepy Surrey, they created a world of their own where vicious punk rock and implausiably complex prog were joined in joyous union, with the geniunely genius songwriting of singer/guitarist Tim Smith at its heart. 'Heaven Born & Ever Bright' is their third studio album and arrived after a slimming down of their classic six piece line up to a much sleeker four, but the songs attain an intensity and scalpel-like precision even its predecessors find hard to match. Smith would never pick actually pick a favourite of the four Cardiacs studio LPs, but when asked he would usually simply declare that he felt this one was underrated. Some four years after his death, following a tragic and lengthy debilitation after he suffered a major stroke and an episode of cerebral anoxia in 2008, it's perhaps time Cardiacs fans righted that wrong.
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The Rest Of The Best Vol 1
Cat: 572217 4. Rel: 05 Sep 24
Pooh Song (3:14)
I Figured Out (demo '93) (2:03)
After All (demo '93) (2:35)
Plain Parade (3:37)
Laika (1:19)
The Boys Are Back In Town (4:00)
Mr Crowley (2:38)
Rise & Shine (UK Life version) (3:33)
Carnival (Puck version) (2:49)
Happy Meal I (2:38)
Nasty Sunny Beam (2:57)
Iron Man (First Try) (3:39)
Emmerdale (2:24)
Blah Blah Blah (2:59)
Losers (First Try) (3:13)
Lovefool (Puck version) (3:12)
Country Hell (2:44)
Great Divide (demo '96) (2:37)
War (First Try) (4:09)
Cocktail Party Bloody Cocktail Party (15:44)
Review: The Cardigans' The Rest of the Best is a magnificent compilation for fans, offering a deep and comprehensive look into the band's lesser-known gems with B-sides and rarities spanning 1994 to 2006. This two-volume compilation, carefully curated by the band, brings together tracks that were originally B-sides on singles, part of soundtracks, or bonus tracks on international versions of their albums. Remastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound, the songs are presented in a pristine format, ensuring that each track shines. Part 1 here, captures music from the early demos like 'I Figured Out (Demo '93)' and 'After All... Demo '93' to the UK version of 'Rise & Shine' and the Puck version of 'Carnival.' This package offers a nostalgic journey through the band's evolution. Standouts like 'Plain Parade,' their cover of Thin Lizzy's 'The Boys Are Back In Town,' and the haunting 'Mr. Crowley' reveal the depth of their artistry. The thoughtful inclusion of photographer Martin Bogren's artwork, who has been with the band since their inception, adds a personal touch, making this release feel like a true labour of love.
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The Rest Of The Best Vol 2
Cat: 572217 9. Rel: 05 Sep 24
War (3:57)
Deuce (3:33)
Das Model (2:55)
For What It's Worth (Polar Session '01) (4:15)
Communication (Polar Session '01) (4:19)
If There Is A Chance (4:16)
Hold Me (Mini version) (4:14)
Hold Me (4:33)
The Road (2:10)
You're The Storm (Sandkvie Session) (4:16)
You're The Storm (First demo) (3:32)
For The Boys (3:33)
(If You Were) Less Like Me (4:03)
Slowdown Town (4:07)
Give Me Your Eyes (3:19)
Slow (4:02)
Review: The Cardigans' The Rest of the Best is an essential compilation for longtime fans, offering a comprehensive look at the band's B-sides and rarities from 1994 to 2006. Spanning two volumes, this collection brings together tracks that were previously released as B-sides, included on soundtracks, or featured as bonus tracks on international editions of their albums. Carefully compiled by the band and remastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound, these songs are presented in top-notch quality. Here is part 2, which continues the gathering of lesser known non-album works. Going into the new millennium at the time, to have sessions tracks like 'For What It's Worth' and 'Communication' are particular exciting to get a feel for the band performance wise without any outside distractions or fans in a live setting. The last side is also very worth of note for the material presented. Closing things on a high note in a row are the brilliant 'Slowdown Town', and 'Give Me Your Eyes' with the powerful 'Slow' as the last song. The Cardigans, who first made waves with Emmerdale (1994) and Life (1995), gained international fame with hits like 'Lovefool' from First Band on the Moon (1996) and 'Erase/Rewind' from Gran Turismo (1998). Their sound evolved with the mellow, country-tinged Long Gone Before Daylight (2003) and the energetic Super Extra Gravity (2005). Following a hiatus and a 2006 tour, they reunited in 2012, continuing to captivate audiences. With over 15 million albums sold, The Cardigans' enduring appeal is evident in their extensive discography and dedicated fanbase.
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Borned In Ya
Borned In Ya (green vinyl LP)
Cat: MM 79932LP. Rel: 18 Jul 24
Borned In Ya (3:35)
I Don't Love You Anymore (3:37)
Your Furniture's Too Nice (2:36)
Evil Eva (2:47)
There'll Be Another One (3:36)
Let's Get Outta Here (3:36)
Somewhere Between Texas & Tennessee (3:32)
That's My Desire (3:26)
Let's Stay Single Together (3:04)
Lucky Five (2:22)
Every Time We Say Goodbye (3:00)
Waxing & Waning (3:58)
Review: Melissa Carper apparently banjo and bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley use the phrase "borned in ya" to describe an artist's ability to play old timey songs. At that moment, she began jotting down ideas as to how that could be turned into a song. "I knew I had to write that song," one quote states. "I was turning over in my mind wha it means to have something 'borned in ya'... The song evolved as I was writing it to be more about having your soul 'borned in ya' and the more life experience you have, you hopefully grow to embody the highest version of yourself that you can be." It's hard to argue with the logic, or the album itself. Borned In Ya, which opens on the title track before jumping on the horse and riding off across the Badlands of yesteryear, is a vivid and visceral record, capable of transporting us to another time, if not entirely another world, calling off at campfire folk, barroom country and plenty more besides.
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Candy O (reissue)
Candy O (reissue) (limited gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP + insert with obi-strip (indie exclusive))
Cat: 081227 814519. Rel: 23 Jul 24
Let's Go (3:27)
Since I Held You (3:16)
It's All I Can Do (3:31)
Double Life (4:20)
Shoo Be Doo (1:34)
Candy-O (2:38)
Night Spots (3:14)
You Can't Hold On Too Long (2:41)
Lust For Kicks (3:53)
Got A Lot On My Head (2:58)
Dangerous Type (4:13)
Review: In 1980, American rock band The Cars released their third studio album, Candy-O, on Elektra. Now, it's getting another special reissue on heavy wax with an insert. This release followed the massive success of their 1978 debut, which was both commercially and critically acclaimed. The platinum streak continued with Candy-O and the subsequent album Panorama. Both albums are filled with hits like 'Let's Go,' 'It's All I Can Do,' and 'Touch and Go,' solidifying The Cars' reputation for creating memorable and enduring rock music.
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Door To Door (reissue)
Door To Door (reissue) (translucent grape vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 603497822515. Rel: 25 Oct 24
Leave Or Stay (2:55)
You Are The Girl (3:53)
Double Trouble (4:07)
Fine Line (5:04)
Everything You Say (4:43)
Ta Ta Wayo Wayo (2:45)
Strap Me In (4:16)
Coming Up You (4:09)
Wound Up On You (4:44)
Go Away (4:22)
Door To Door (3:29)
Review: The Cars' 1987 final album Door To Door was poorly received on release, but revisionist musicologists have not regretted to point out since its no less enduringly electric, new wave wile. Just as loved by fans of the band as any other one of their records was, Door To Door needed no sales pitch despite the name. The Bostonian band began as a vocal synthpop and new wave act, but then later replaced their engine with one that ran on guitar. Having vowed to regain the basic, direct-to-TV pop finesse that had been lost on their more meandering later records, Door To Door returned to a connotatively more down-to-earth, less synthesised and rawer sound, which expressed the band's growing differences as much as it did their appreciation for an older sound.
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Post Historic Monsters
Post Historic Monsters (3xCD + DVD box set)
Cat: CRC 1661. Rel: 22 Aug 24
2 Million Years BC (CD1) (0:40)
The Music That Nobody Likes (4:24)
Mid Day Crisis (3:54)
Cheer Up, It Might Never Happen (4:04)
Stuff The Jubilee! (3:38)
A Bachelor For Baden Powell (3:56)
Spoilsports Personality Of The Year (4:57)
Suicide Isn't Painless (1:17)
Being Here (2:04)
Evil (2:49)
Sing Fat Lady Sing (3:24)
Travis (2:56)
Lean On Me, I Won't Fall Over (3:24)
Lenny & Terence (4:30)
Under The Thumb & Over The Moon (2:52)
Lean On Me, I Won't Fall Over (CD2 - radio version)
Hit
Always The Bridesmaid Never The Bride
Lenny & Terence (Sexy Daytime radio mix)
Her Song
Commercial Fucking Suicide (part 1)
Stuff The Jubilee!
Stuff The Jubilee! (Extra Special radio Only Verison)
Glam Cop Rocks
Glam Cop Rocks (Kojak dub)
Glam Cop Rocks (Regan & Carter mix)
Glam Cop Rocks (Sweeny instrumental)
2 Million Years BC (CD3 - live tracks)
Spoilsports Personality Of The Year
Mid Day Crisis
My Second To Last Will & Testament
Rubbish
Cheer Up, It Might Never Happen
A Bachelor For Baden Powell
Say It With Flowers
Do Re Me, So Far So Good
The Only Living Boy In New Cross
The Taking Of Peckham
Travis
After The Watershed (Early Learning The Hard Way)
Bloodsport For All
Lean On Me, I Won't Fall Over
Lenny & Terence
Suicide Isn't Painless
Sheriff Fatman
Stuff The Jubilee!
GI Blues
Post Historic Monsters - Live At Brixton Academy 93 (DVD)
Review: Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine, formed in 1987 by Fruitbat and Jim Bob, became icons of the punk-pop scene with their unique blend of samples, drum machines, and incisive social commentary. Following their number one success with 1992 The Love Album, they returned with Post Historic Monsters, an album showcasing new musical directions and more personal lyrics. Critically acclaimed, it reached number five on the UK album charts. The new edition of Post Historic Monsters features the remastered album, including singles 'Lean On Me I Won't Fall Over' and 'Lenny And Terrence.' CD 2 includes rarities and the single 'Glam Rock Cops,' while CD 3 offers the live album Up Pompey! - Live In Portsmouth, recorded in 1993. The accompanying DVD includes promo videos, Top Of The Pops appearances, and a recording from Brixton Academy, with exclusive commentary from Jim Bob and Fruitbat. Known for its lyrical wit and punk energy, it includes singles 'Anytime Anyplace Anywhere' and 'Bloodsport For All.' This deluxe edition features remastered audio, a live concert from Brixton in 1991, and new commentary, packaged in a clamshell box with a poster booklet.
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Troubadour
Troubadour (LP + insert)
Cat: DC 908. Rel: 29 Aug 24
Troubadour Song (2:00)
Binnorie (3:44)
Troubadour Songs On The Psaltery (4:04)
Make A Joyful Sound (2:05)
Lark In The Morning (1:30)
Balinderry (2:42)
Tree Of Life (2:23)
Visiting Song (2:06)
The King Of Glory (3:17)
The Morning Star (1:58)
Ukrainian Carol (0:58)
The Cuckoo (5:54)
Masquerade (2:14)
Shirt Of Lace (6:13)
Review: Drag City has reissued Dorothy Carter's 1976 debut album, Troubadour, a significant work in her folk music career. Known for her expertise on hammered dulcimer and psaltery, Carter's musiciinterweaving Appalachian, Celtic, Jewish, and her own compositionsiexudes a timeless, magical quality. This reissue not only revives her debut but also includes an insert with additional photos and notes by producer Eric Demby, recalling his childhood encounters with Carter's music. Troubadour captures Carter's eclecticism and her dedication to melding global musical traditions. The album opens with the medieval French instrumental 'Troubadour Song' and ventures through a variety of folk traditions, including an enigmatic rendition of the Scottish ballad 'The Twa Sisters' and a vibrant Psalm 100 in 'Make a Joyful Sound.' Carter's approach blends Eastern and Western influences most strikingly on 'Tree of Life,' hinting at the spiritual fusion she would explore further in her later work. With tracks like the Israeli folk song 'The King of Glory,' Michael Praetorius' 'The Morning Star,' and Appalachian standards 'The Cuckoo' and 'Shirt of Lace,' the album is a profound exploration of folk traditions. This reissue, presented in its original format with enriched visuals and historical context, offers a deep dive into Carter's visionary artistry, capturing the essence of her early, transformative work. Essential listening for fans of Michael O'Shea, Laraaji, and Jerusalem in My Heart.
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Later That Day The Day Before Or The Day Before That
Later That Day The Day Before Or The Day Before That (stormcloud vinyl LP + fold-out poster)
Cat: GI 442LPC1. Rel: 06 Jun 24
Grey Gardens (3:03)
Asleep At The Wheel (3:01)
Me, I Think I Found It (3:55)
Dying 'Til I'm Born (2:47)
Is This Only Water (1:13)
See You Later (3:32)
Baby Voice (6:06)
Words For Love (2:52)
Tennisman9 (2:41)
The Make Believe (feat Oklou) (2:55)
Review: "Remembering is not the opposite of forgetting," Casey MQ sings at the start of Later that day, the day before, or the day before that, his new LP and Ghostly International debut. It's a phrase fittingly misremembered from something the LA-based, Canadian-born composer came upon, as he spiraled into unconscious and subconscious-led writing sessions at the piano. Musing on the joys of the selective-amnesiac tendency of the creative flow state, MQ makes riveting use of classical-synthetic composition - piano parts run through copious effects chains, vocal parts run through subtly humanised, formant-shifted and note-bent pitch correctors - to produce a sublime amnestic union. But to forget is also to forgive: hence the word 'amnesty' and its common root with amnesia. This is a profoundly forgiving record, with 'Grey Gardens' and 'Me, I Think I Found It' finding a profound space of acceptance for the days coming and going, for solitude and for new leaves uncovered in amnestic carvings-out and turnings-over.
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The Rebel Sings: An EP Selection
The Rebel Sings: An EP Selection (limited 180 gram audiophile silver marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: VPL 90023. Rel: 09 Jul 24
Country Boy (Country Boy)
If The Good Lord's Willing
The Rock Island Line
I Heard That Lonesome Whistle
Run Softly, Blue River (The Fabulous Johnny Cash Vol 1)
That's All Over
I Still Miss Someone
Supper-Time
Frankie's Man, Johnny (The Fabulous Johnny Cash Vol 2)
The Troubador
Don't Take Your Guns To Town
That's Enough
I'd Rather Die Young (The Fabulous Johnny Cash Vol 3)
One More Ride
Pickin' Time
Shepherd Of My Heart
Drink To Me (Songs Of Our Soil Vol 1)
Five Feet High & Rising
The Man On The Hill
Hank & Joe & Me
The Rebel - Johnny Yuma (Johnny Cash Sings The Rebel - Johnny Yuma)
Remember The Alamo
The Ballad Of Boot Hill
Lorena
Review: The Rebel Sings presents a curated selection of Johnny Cash's early recordings from six U.S. EPs in the late 1950s, showing his evolution as a storyteller and iconic voice of American music. Across its tracks, Cash's breakout hits like 'Don't Take Your Guns To Town' and the timeless 'Five Feet High And Rising' resonate with raw authenticity and narrative depth. The album also delves into Cash's penchant for thematic storytelling with tracks like 'The Rebel - Johnny Yuma,' known for its association with the Western TV series. Songs such as 'Remember The Alamo,' 'The Ballad Of Boot Hill,' and 'Lorena' offer poignant reflections on 19th-century Western life, a recurring theme in Cash's illustrious career. The Rebel Sings is essential for both longtime fans and new listeners who want to get more of his early music.
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Songwriter
Songwriter (180 gram LP)
Cat: 588287 6. Rel: 27 Jun 24
Hello Out There (3:02)
Spotlight (feat Dan Auerbach) (2:47)
Drive On (3:13)
I Love You Tonite (3:19)
Have You Ever Been To Little Rock? (2:43)
Well Alright (2:08)
She Sang Sweet Baby James (3:16)
Poor Valley Girl (2:15)
Soldier Boy (2:49)
Sing It Pretty Sue (2:17)
Like A Soldier (2:46)
Review: The announcement of Johnny Cash's posthumous album Songwriter, has sparked a debate about the ethics of releasing music shelved during an artist's lifetime. The album, featuring 11 unreleased demos from 1993, sees Cash's vocals and acoustic guitar, with new instrumentation by musicians like Marty Stuart and Dave Roe. The first single, 'Well Alright,' exemplifies Cash's clever, humorous style, reminiscent of lesser-known gems like 'Country Trash.' Produced by Cash's son, John Carter Cash, and David Ferguson, this release aims to highlight Cash's songwriting. Some critics argue against releasing music the artist did not originally deem worthy. However, the album's timing during a commercially rough period and Cash's subsequent career reinvention suggests the demos' initial shelving wasn't due to quality concerns. One listen will confirm that - this is top drawer material from a master of the genre.
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At Folsom Prison
At Folsom Prison (limited numbered gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 196588 719011. Rel: 30 Jul 24
Folsom Prison Blues (2:48)
Dark As The Dungeon (2:39)
I Still Miss Someone (1:53)
Cocaine Blues (2:47)
25 Minutes To Go (3:34)
Orange Blossom Special (3:11)
The Long Black Veil (4:00)
Send A Picture Of Mother (2:17)
The Wall (1:37)
Dirty Old Egg-Suckin' Dog (1:35)
Flushed From The Bathroom Of Your Heart (2:18)
Jackson (feat June Carter) (3:11)
Give My Love To Rose (feat June Carter) (2:40)
I Got Stripes (1:35)
Green, Green Grass Of Home (3:02)
Greystone Chapel (5:32)
Review: Johnny Cash's At Folsom Prison isn't just an album; it's a seismic event in music history. Recorded inside the formidable walls of Folsom Prison in 1968, this masterpiece captures Cash at his most raw and powerful, transforming him from a country star to a legendary artist. Amidst a turbulent socio-political backdrop and personal struggles, Cash's performance resonates with authenticity and empathy for the inmates he entertains. Mobile Fidelity's deluxe reissue on 180g 45RPM 2LP set elevates the listening experience to new heights. Mastered with unparalleled precision, every note reverberates with arresting immediacy, allowing listeners to feel as if they're right there in the prison cafeteria. The spaciousness and dynamics of the recording are brought to life, offering a deeper understanding of Cash's connection with his audience. From the opening chords of 'Folsom Prison Blues,' Cash's empathy for the prisoners is palpable. He sings with a depth of emotion that reflects their struggles and hardships, while also infusing the performance with a sense of defiance and hope. Tracks like 'Dark as the Dungeon' and 'I Still Miss Someone' capture the loneliness and despair of life behind bars, while 'Cocaine Blues' and '25 Minutes to Go' bristle with rebellion and defiance. Throughout the album, Cash's baritone voice resonates with profound depth and passion, conveying the pain, regret, and resilience of the inmates. His duets with June Carter, especially on 'Jackson' and 'Give My Love to Rose,' are electrifying, adding a layer of intensity to the proceedings. As the album closes with 'Greystone Chapel,' written by an inmate, Cash delivers a powerful message of redemption and salvation. It's a fitting end to a landmark recording that transcends its time and place, offering a poignant reflection on the human condition. In sum, At Folsom Prison it's a cultural touchstone that continues to resonate with audiences today. Mobile Fidelity's reissue honors Cash's legacy, allowing listeners to experience this iconic performance with unparalleled clarity and emotion.



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Songwriter
Songwriter (limited black & white vinyl LP + sticker)
Cat: 589024 6. Rel: 27 Jun 24
Hello Out There (3:02)
Spotlight (2:47)
Drive On (3:13)
I Love You Tonite (3:19)
Have You Ever Been To Little Rock? (2:43)
Well Alright (2:08)
She Sang Sweet Baby James (3:16)
Poor Valley Girl (2:15)
Soldier Boy (2:49)
Sing It Pretty Sue (2:17)
Like A Soldier (2:46)
Review: Before the legendary Johnny Cash would embark on his mid-90s resurgence with the help of producer Rick Rubin, the country songsmith had already been hard at work on a collection of tracks recorded at LSI Studios in Nashville, Tennessee. These sessions were ultimately shelved in favour of the subsequent American Recordings, until three decades later, they were to be discovered by John Carter Cash, son of Johnny and June Carter. Stripping away the bells and whistles from the takes to get down to the core of Cash's sole vocal and acoustic guitar tracks, long-time producer David 'Fergie' Ferguson was tapped to help helm this accidental new project. Handpicking a collective of artists close to Cash, including guitarist Marty Stuart, the late bassist Dave Roe, drummer Pete Abbott, as well as a plethora of contributors such as Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys; the team retreated to the Cash Cabin in Hendersonville, known for being a place of solitude and inspiration for the timeless songwriter, in order to do these forgotten gems their due diligence. Aptly titled Songwriter, these are the resulting never-before-heard, and likely final newly released songs from a legend whose looming presence still continues to resonate to this day.
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Waking Season (reissue)
Waking Season (reissue) (gatefold white & green merge vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: TRCR 201. Rel: 29 Aug 24
Walking Season (5:22)
Procellous (6:21)
Gone In Bloom & Bough (8:51)
Halls Of The Summer (4:24)
Akiko (2:29)
High Lonesome (2:43)
Hickory '54 (5:21)
Long The Desert Mile (6:38)
Collider In Blue (6:27)
Fire Made Flesh (3:54)
Review: Album number three from Massachusetts post-rockers Caspian was the first produced by Seattle studio don Matt Bayles (Pearl Jam, Mastodon, Soundgarden) and would go on to become one of the outfit's best-loved. Originally released in 2012, the record was lauded at the time as one of the year's best, with critics praising its beauty, patience and slow burn impact. This is quickly apparent on the opening title track, with its melodic hook gradually emerging from behind gusts of wind or exhalation, a stunning march towards a crescendo that brings the whole mini-epic to an abrupt halt. Setting the tone for what follows, these huge instrumentals rise as high as Explosions In the Sky and Mogwai, when they want to, in other moments things take a form that's more in tune with Funeral-era Arcade Fire. Whichever speaks to you most, expect big emotion responses from this one.
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Walkin After Midnight
Cat: 073934 1012686. Rel: 21 Nov 24
Walkin' After Midnight
Blue Skies
Next Time You See Me
Summertime
Honeysuckle Rose
Route 66
Ain't No Sunshine
Fever
Down Home Blues
Wade In The Water
Cheek To Cheek
Won't Be Long
Desperado
Review: Walkin' After Midnight is a excellent collection that shows off the unparalleled talent of Eva Cassidy, featuring 12 previously unreleased live recordings on 180g vinyl. Recorded during a serendipitous performance at the King of France Tavern in Annapolis on November 2, 1995, this album highlights Cassidy's exceptional voice and ability to adapt to unexpected circumstances. The inclusion of the new track 'Down Home Blues', a lively western swing piece, is a delightful addition that complements her existing repertoire. With a stripped-down arrangement featuring violin, lead guitar, bass and Cassidy's acoustic guitar, the performance feels intimate and fresh, allowing her joyous vocals to shine. While most of the songs are familiar to long-time fans, their raw and unpolished nature makes this collection a unique listening experience. For both diehard completists and casual listeners alike, Walkin' After Midnight serves as a poignant reminder of Cassidy's brilliance, inviting you to immerse yourself in the warmth of her voice.
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Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert (B-STOCK)
Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert (B-STOCK) (limited gatefold white vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: WIG LP524X (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition
She Belongs To Me (4:46)
Fourth Time Around (4:43)
Visions Of Johanna (9:11)
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (5:17)
Desolation Row (12:41)
Just Like A Woman (5:46)
Mr Tambourine Man (6:23)
Tell Me, Momma (4:58)
I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) (5:13)
Baby, Let Me Follow You Down (2:48)
Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues (5:41)
Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (3:53)
One Too Many Mornings (3:50)
Ballad Of A Thin Man (6:06)
Like A Rolling Stone (6:32)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***


In November 2022, Cat Power took the stage at London’s Royal Albert Hall and delivered a song-for-song recreation of one of the most fabled and transformative live sets of all time. Held at the Manchester Free Trade Hall in May 1966 - but long known as the “Royal Albert Hall Concert” due to a mislabeled bootleg - the original performance saw Bob Dylan switching from acoustic to electric midway through the show, drawing ire from an audience of folk purists and forever altering the course of rock n' roll. In her own rendition of that historic night, the artist otherwise known as Chan Marshall inhabited each song with equal parts conviction and grace and a palpable sense of protectiveness, ultimately transposing the anarchic tension of Dylan’s set with a warm and luminous joy. Now captured on the live album Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert, Marshall’s spellbinding performance both lovingly honors her hero’s imprint on history and brings a stunning new vitality to many of his most revered songs.
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Loppen 2024
Loppen 2024 (eco mix vinyl LP + eco mix vinyl 10")
Cat: EPR 078LP. Rel: 06 Feb 25
Sorcerer's Disciple (8:00)
Red Sun In June (7:22)
Boozehound (5:32)
Visions Of A New Horizon (22:13)
The Spot (10") (8:33)
Soledad (10") (8:10)
Review: Hidden in the liner notes of Causa Sui's new live album lies an invitation to join the Danish purveyors of expansive psychedelic jams for a midnight feast at Copenhagen's legendary Loppen venue. Recorded in the heart of freetown Christiania, a place where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur like the edges of a particularly good dream, the band's performance is a testament to their two decades of sonic exploration. The setlist is a treasure trove for long-time fans, a heady mix of fan favourites and deep cuts, including the sprawling seven-part suite 'Visions of a New Horizon' - a track that unfolds like a sonic tapestry, weaving together psychedelic riffs, soaring melodies, and hypnotic rhythms. But the real highlight is a previously unreleased live rendition of 'Red Sun in June', where the band stretches out and explores their improvisational prowess, venturing into Grateful Dead-esque jams that could fill a stadium. Elsewhere, they channel the spirit of Miles Davis' electric period on 'The Spot', all jazzy interplay and free-flowing improvisation, before unleashing their inner Black Sabbath on the monstrous riffola of 'Soledad' and 'Boozehound'. This is Causa Sui at their most free-flowing and spontaneous, a band that's clearly as comfortable in the live setting as they are in the studio. It's a reminder that sometimes, the best music is the kind that's created in the moment.
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Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia (translucent curacao vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: 406562 9724474. Rel: 20 Jun 24
From The Past Comes The Storms (5:30)
To The Wall (6:06)
Escape To The Void (4:47)
Inquisition Symphony (7:31)
Screams Behind The Shadows (4:49)
Septic Schizo (4:41)
Abismo (1:10)
RIP (Rest In Pain) (5:00)
Nightmares Of Delirium (4:13)
Review: Following on from the blistering re-recorded versions of Sepultura's debut EP Bestial Devastation, and album Morbid Visions originally released in 1985/86, the rebranded Cavalera Conspiracy project boasting both brothers Max and Igor (now going by Cavalera), double down with a newly recorded re-release of their seminal 1987 sophomore effort Schizophrenia. Noted as the first work to begin embracing their more prominent thrash meets melodic death metal style, while eschewing the blackened Celtic Frost worship of their earlier material, this is the album where Sepultura first discovered their own true sonic identity removed from their bevvy of influences. Refined, feral and rebuilt from the ground up with a polish that provides clarity yet doesn't detract from the danker qualities of the original recordings, Cavalera continue their quest to reclaim their Sepultura output, seemingly one title at a time.
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Wild God (Japanese Edition)
Wild God (Japanese Edition) (CD with obi-strip)
Cat: BS 23CDJ. Rel: 23 Sep 24
Song Of The Lake
Wild God
Frogs
Joy
Final Rescue Attempt
Conversion
Cinnamon Horses
Long Dark Night
O Wow O Wow (How Wonderful She Is)
As The Waters Cover The Sea
Review: When he'd completed writing and recording Wild God, his 18th album alongside backing band the Bad Seeds, Nick Cave stated he hoped that it would have the same effect on listeners as it did on him during the writing process. Of course, we've become accustomed to Cave providing lusciously orchestrated music that tugs at the heartstrings, though the majority of the time it's of the heart-breaking or melancholic variety. This time round, the famously grumpy Australian is in a good mood, delivering songs that tend towards the joyous. For proof, check the soaring gospel choir on 'As The Waters Cover The Sea', the sun-splashed shuffle of 'O Wow O Wow (How Wonderful She Is)', the grandiose 'Conversion' and the ambient wonder of 'Joy'.
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Wild God
Cat: BS 023V. Rel: 30 Aug 24
Song Of The Lake (3:36)
Wild God (5:18)
Frogs (4:35)
Joy (6:12)
Final Rescue Attempt (3:55)
Conversion (5:17)
Cinnamon Horses (5:17)
Long Dark Night (3:30)
O Wow O Wow (How Wonderful She Is) (4:30)
As The Waters Cover The Sea (2:00)
Review: It's been a full five years since Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds released an original full-length LP. Their last was Ghosteen, the final of three albums to complete the triptych that also included Push The Sky Away (2013) and Skeleton Tree (2016). This makes Wild God something of a special one, marking the first time Cave and company have struck out on an isolable creative limb in over a decade. Unlike the heartfelt grief-stricken groundswells of the previous three albums, Wild God is an avowed 'deeply and joyously infectious' album that marks a return to Cave's reputable, searching, soul-stirring songwriting form; full of the same idiosyncrasies that formed the greatness of latter-day albums like Dig, Lazarus, Dig, albeit with a crazed edge that has perhaps never been heard before.
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Recorded Live At The Manchester Hacienda January 28th 1983
Cat: RRS 265G. Rel: 13 Feb 25
Paper Tigers (4:06)
Pleasure & Pain (4:17)
Men Of Steel (4:19)
Years Ago (3:24)
In Shreds (3:43)
Don't Fall (3:48)
Second Skin (5:15)
Review: The Chameleons have never been darlings of the indie press in the same way other Manchester bands such as The Stone Roses, Joy Division and The Smiths have been. Nevertheless, they never let that stand in their way and became one of the biggest bands in the city and shaped it in many ways. For instance, it's hard to imagine the early Stone Roses' atmospheric sound coming off in the same way if it wasn't for The Chameleons. This release captures them performing to a packed Hacienda just a few months before they released their Cure and Joy Division-esque debut album and so the setlist draws heavily from that classic. There's also cuts that never saw a studio release and were only played live, such as 'Men Of Steel' and 'Years Ago', making for a rich, deep dive into one of the key bands of post-punk history.
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Up To Our Hips (30th Anniversary Expanded Edition)
Cat: BBQ 2647CD. Rel: 07 Nov 24
Come In Number 21
I Never Want An Easy Life If Me & He Were Ever To Get There
Can't Get Out Of Bed
Feel Flows
Autograph
Jesus Hairdo
Up To Our Hips
Patrol
Another Rider Up In Flames
Inside-looking Out
Subterranean
Full Of Culture
Out
Up To Our Hips (live)
Stir It Up (alternate instrumental mix)
Withdrawn
Feel Flows (alternate mix)
You & Everybody
Don't Let It Stand AKA Can't Get Out Of Bed
Another Rider Up In Flames (live)
Review: On its original release in 1994, Up To Our Hips marked something of a sonic departure for the Charlatans. Heavily influenced by Mod and psychedelic music of the 1960s, it saw Tim Burgess and company push organs to the fore, more densely layer their guitars, and develop a nostalgic "Britpop" sound fully in keeping with the nostalgic 'Cool Britannia' vibes of the era. 30 years on, it remains one of their strongest and most entertaining 'classic' albums - as this fully remastered and expanded reissue proves. This time round, the original album is backed by 10 additional cuts - a mixture of rarities, B-sides, demos and live recordings. It should be seen as the definitive version of one of the band's standout moments.
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Up To Our Hips (30th Anniversary Expanded Edition)
Up To Our Hips (30th Anniversary Expanded Edition) (gatefold translucent petrol blue vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: BBQ 2647LPX. Rel: 07 Nov 24
Come In Number 21 (4:21)
I Never Want An Easy Life If Me & He Were Ever To Get There (4:10)
Can't Get Out Of Bed (3:11)
Feel Flows (6:18)
Autograph (4:27)
Jesus Hairdo (3:13)
Up To Our Hips (4:32)
Patrol (5:54)
Another Rider Up In Flames (3:21)
Inside-looking Out (5:05)
Subterranean (3:59)
Full Of Culture (5:01)
Out (1:56)
Up To Our Hips (live) (4:19)
Stir It Up (alternate instrumental mix) (9:22)
Withdrawn (4:03)
Feel Flows (alternate mix) (8:53)
You & Everybody (4:11)
Don't Let It Stand AKA Can't Get Out Of Bed (3:09)
Another Rider Up In Flames (live) (3:09)
Review: To celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Charlatans' pivotal album Up To Our Hips, Beggars set to release an expanded edition on vinyl. This reissue retains the full original tracklist while adding ten bonus tracks, all curated by frontman Tim Burgess. The collection will feature live session recordings from the BBC, B-sides, alternate mixes, and unreleased outtakes, offering fans a unique glimpse into the band's creative process during a tumultuous period. Originally launched in 1994, Up To Our Hips marked a significant shift in the band's sound, veering away from the upbeat pop of their earlier works towards a darker, organ-driven aesthetic. Inspired by influences such as the Small Faces and Bob Dylan, the album's lyrics reflect the pressures the band faced internally. With its signature blend of driving Hammond organs, soulful rhythms, and Burgess' evocative vocals, The Charlatans have solidified their status as a lasting force in British music. This anniversary edition, complete with new artwork by Nik Void and pressed on '[etrol blue" bio vinyl.
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