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Blind On A Galloping Horse
Blind On A Galloping Horse (limited gatefold 2xLP + insert)
Cat: HVNLP 219. Rel: 09 Nov 23
 
Experimental/Electronic
When People Are Occupied Resistance Is Justified (10:21)
It's Over, If We Run Out Of Love (5:04)
Emotionally Clear (4:04)
Hope Is The Last Thing To Die (4:50)
You Will Know Me By The Smell Of Onions (4:38)
Necessary Genius (3:42)
Yeah X 3 (4:47)
I Laugh Myself To Sleep (4:13)
Too Muchroom (3:47)
Agitprop 13 (6:50)
Stop Apologising (5:37)
Tyranny Of The Talentless (5:46)
Love In The Upside Down (4:39)
Blind On A Galloping Horse (5:32)
Review: David Holmes' first solo album since 2008's The Holy Pictures, Blind On A Galloping Horse now comes to Heavenly Recordings. A politically-charged LP full of sonic interrogations of political disaster and turmoil, Holmes here joins the cast of artists using their art to provide solace to music fans suffering at the hands of the Uncertainocene. With updated versions of the previously released singles 'Hope Is The Last Thing To Die' and 'It's Over If We Run Out Of Love', as well as a recording of an unreleased song by Holmes' late friend Andrew Weatherall, we're reminded of conflict, migration and othering, as all manner of voices combine to form a diverse but unified whole against a backdrop of leftfield post-punk - be they the spoken word accounts from Afghan and Ukrainian refugees now welcomed as residents in Belfast, or the French and Irish observers of the UK's turmoil of recent years.
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Broken Boy Soldiers (reissue)
Broken Boy Soldiers (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP + poster in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: 196588 00611. Rel: 11 Dec 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Steady, As She Goes (3:39)
Hands (3:53)
Broken Boy Soldier (3:02)
Intimate Secretary (3:28)
Together (4:00)
Level (2:19)
Store Bought Bones (2:26)
Yellow Sun (3:02)
Call It A Day (3:32)
Blue Veins (3:51)
Review: The debut LP from the Raconteurs, released in May 2006. Serving as most fans' introduction to the band, Broken Boy Soldiers is the home for such canonical classics as 'Blueveins', 'Hands' and the anthemic 'Steady, As She Goes'. Such hits went so far as to charm even stalwart director, Jim Jarmusch, to direct a mystical music video for the lattermost song, owing to his penchant for music with a looming, bluesy edge, an aesthetic which the band had by then nailed. Railing against the predominant order of the day - steady living, unquestioned teleologies - the Raconteurs successfully delivered and now re-deliver a compelling, authentic Detroit blues rock project, best, it must be said, known as a latter-day effort by the one and only Jack White and friends.
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OK Computer OKNOTOK 1997 2017
OK Computer OKNOTOK 1997 2017 (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 3xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: XLLP 868. Rel: 23 Jun 17
 
Indie/Alternative
Airbag (4:44)
Paranoid Android (6:21)
Subterranean Homesick Alien (4:34)
Exit Music (For A Film) (4:24)
Let Down (5:00)
Karma Police (4:26)
Fitter Happier (1:55)
Electioneering (3:54)
Climbing Up The Walls (4:45)
No Surprises (3:52)
Lucky (4:19)
The Tourist (5:23)
I Promise (3:59)
Man Of War (4:28)
Lift (4:07)
Lull (2:26)
Meeting In The Aisle (3:05)
Melatonin (2:11)
A Reminder (3:50)
Polyethylene (parts 1 & 2) (4:23)
Pearly (3:37)
Palo Alto (3:52)
How I Made My Millions (3:10)
Review: Twenty years ago it sounded like an oddly poignant evocation of pre-millennial tension. Two decades later it stands as an eerily prescient glimpe into the technological alienation and dislocation of of a new era. Yet more importantly, OK Computer is no more or less than a sparkling, dramatic and moving collection of songs that haven't lost any of their impact in the interim. The sound of a band stubbornly refusing to follow up the stadium-strafing stylings of its predecessor The Bends - and instead bursting headlong into experimentation and wild creativity -is portrayed in still more vivid colours by the alarmingly strong collection of out-takes and B-sides collected herein, Yet there's no getting away from the chill and spark that marked out OK Computer from everything surrounding it in the post-Britpop malaise, and continues to do so in the pre-Brexit counterpart.
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In Rainbows
Cat: XLLP 324. Rel: 02 Jan 08
 
Indie/Alternative
15 Step
Bodysnatchers
Nude
Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
All I Need
Faust Arp
Reckoner
House Of Cards
Jigsaw Falling Into Place
Videotape
Review: "In Rainbows", Radiohead's seventh album, finally gets a physical release! It's one thing downloading this landmark album, but to actually hold this is something special. Not only do you get increased sound quality, but you also get the amazing artwork from Stanley Donwood. This album includes "Nude", a live favourite for many years that was originally written during the "OK Computer" sessions. More minimal that their "Kid A" period, "In Rainbows" does something that very few albums have done - its sound is distinct from previous Radiohead albums, but is still clearly Radiohead. Hail to the kings, they are back on top form.
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Kid A Mnesia (half speed remastered)
Cat: XL 1166LP. Rel: 05 Nov 21
 
Indie/Alternative
Everything In Its Right Place (LP1: Kid A) (4:15)
Kid A (4:44)
The National Anthem (5:50)
How To Disappear Completely (5:52)
Treefingers (3:47)
Optimistic (5:25)
In Limbo (3:18)
Idioteque (5:10)
Morning Bell (4:36)
Motion Picture Soundtrack (4:12)
Packt Like Sardines In A Crushd Tin Box (LP2: Amnesiac) (4:04)
Pyramid Song (4:53)
Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors (4:01)
You & Whose Army? (3:06)
I Might Be Wrong (4:58)
Knives Out (4:18)
Morning Bell/Amnesiac (3:12)
Dollars & Cents (4:47)
Hunting Bears (2:01)
Like Spinning Plates (4:13)
Life In A Glasshouse (4:16)
Like Spinning Plates (Why Us? version - LP3: Kid Amnesiae) (5:08)
Untitled V1 (1:49)
Fog (Again Again version) (2:18)
If You Say The Word (4:27)
Follow Me Around (5:15)
Pulk/Pull (True Love Waits version) (3:02)
Untitled V2 (3:45)
The Morning Bell (In The Dark version) (2:28)
Pyramid Strings (0:18)
Alt Fast Track (1:54)
Untitled V3 (2:07)
How To Disappear Into Strings (1:33)
Review: The latest of Radiohead's reissues is an utter avalanche of material. 'Kid A Mnesia' itself is an 'album mashup' between their two albums Kid A and Amnesia; both projects are remastered and released side-by-side on the same LP. It doesn't stop there: for the fanatics, there's an exclusive third disc, Kid Amnesiae, which contains formerly unheard material both recording sessions, as well as Kid Amnesiette, a cassette of B-sides. This ultra-deluxe edition is, decidedly, one for the ultra-fans. Besides the radical electronic fever dreams making up both projects, this version contains the never-before-heard song 'If You Say The Word' on the bonus CD. Remastered on vinyl and cut at half the speed of the original LP, it's an audiophile's banquet. Also watch out for the exclusive booklet of drawings that come with the special edition of this special edition.
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OK Computer OKNOTOK 1997-2017 (Deluxe Edition)
OK Computer OKNOTOK 1997-2017 (Deluxe Edition) (180 gram vinyl 3xLP box set + cassette + hardcover book + notebook + sketchbook + MP3 download code)
Cat: XLMX 868. Rel: 21 Jul 17
 
Indie/Alternative
Airbag (4:44)
Paranoid Android (6:21)
Subterranean Homesick Alien (4:34)
Exit Music (For A Film) (4:24)
Let Down (5:00)
Karma Police (4:26)
Fitter Happier (1:55)
Electioneering (3:54)
Climbing Up The Walls (4:45)
No Surprises (3:52)
Lucky (4:19)
The Tourist (5:23)
I Promise (3:59)
Man Of War (4:28)
Lift (4:07)
Lull (2:26)
Meeting In The Aisle (3:05)
Melatonin (2:11)
A Reminder (3:50)
Polyethylene (parts 1 & 2) (4:23)
Pearly (3:37)
Palo Alto (3:52)
How I Made My Millions (3:10)
Zx Spectrum Symphony
AMS Hello
True Love Tape Loop
Let Down (Thom 4track)
I May Be Paranoid But Not An Android..
Attention (Thom 4track)
Noise Sketch By Nigel
Climbing Up The Walls (Abbey Road Strings)
Someone Help This Guy
Motion Picture Soundtrack (Solo Piano)
Was That Recording?
The Jumbled Words Of Climbing Up The Walls Read By Little Dan Clements
Lull (Ed Guitar Infinite Reverb)
Airbag Drums Through Moog
Karma Police In Space Echo
Karma Police Voice Through Telephone
(Talking)
Piano Sketch By Jonny
Big Bird Story By Stanley Donwood
No Surprises (First Idea From A Soundcheck Somewhere)
Radio Chaser Noise
Fridge Buzz
True Love Space Loop
(Talking)
Are You Someone?
Nigel AMS Delay
Jonny's Radio From Climbing Up The Walls
Climbing Up The Walls (Thom 4track)
A Piano Lies Down In The Middle Of The Road
Transposing Noise Sketch By Nigel
Early Paranoid Android Version Jonny & Thom
Alternative Paranoid Android Ending Live In Pittsburg
Airbag Early Acoustic Version
(Talking)
Paranoid Android Loud Room & St Catherine's
Nigel AMS Paranoid Guitar Sample
Nude Early Band Version
The National Anthem (Thom 4track)
Ambient Loops
Man Of War Live In Motpellier
Nigel AMS Delay Again
Thomas Acoustic As Microphone In Climbing Up The Walls
Ok Computer Program
Review: Twenty years ago it sounded like an oddly poignant evocation of pre-millennial tension. Two decades later it stands as an eerily prescient glimpe into the technological alienation and dislocation of of a new era. Yet more importantly, OK Computer is no more or less than a sparkling, dramatic and moving collection of songs that haven't lost any of their impact in the interim. The sound of a band stubbornly refusing to follow up the stadium-strafing stylings of its predecessor The Bends - and instead bursting headlong into experimentation and wild creativity -is portrayed in still more vivid colours by the alarmingly strong collection of out-takes and B-sides collected herein, Yet there's no getting away from the chill and spark that marked out OK Computer from everything surrounding it in the post-Britpop malaise, and continues to do so in the pre-Brexit counterpart.
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Arcadia
Arcadia (sea blue vinyl LP + booklet (indie exclusive))
Cat: 196925 008310. Rel: 19 Jul 23
 
Coldwave/Synth
Arcadia (4:08)
Backwards & Upwards (4:00)
Getaway Ride (3:52)
Avenues (2:41)
Lady's Got Gills (4:35)
Hissing Pipes At Dawn (They're Playing Our Song) (2:11)
Arcadia Reprise (1:04)
Dominic (3:52)
Izzit True What They Tell Me (5:06)
Wings Of The Parapets (3:23)
I Love Our World (5:38)
Review: 2014 was a tumultuous period for Polachek as she and her band grew apart; She wanted to create an aesthetic world, make the band dress better and invest in visuals. Needless to say, the 2010s indie band Chairlift wasn't entirely on board. Polachek was creatively parched and set about a production career, producing 'Arcadia' on her laptop whilst on tour using only MIDI instruments, laptop microphone and field recordings (like on the atmospheric 'Hissing Pipes at Dawn'). This period continued with Polachek beginning to perform in small venues in New York under different names, donning a blonde fringed wig and creating an expansive, yet quaint universe that would unquestionably influence the creating of her breakout solo debut 'Pang' 5 years later. Arcadia spans from ambient medieval-esque wind sections to zany strings that conjure up gusts billowing through green pastures with blue skies overhead. 'Dominic' has stood the test of time as the most popular of the tracks, a relationship that's a 'perfect disaster'. Highlights are the organ-led 'Backwards & Upwards' on purging infatuation, stepping backwards to move upwards as Polachek puts it, and 'Lady's Got Gills' with its whistles and what may be a blend of harp, yangqin and guzheng that backs a story of a woman contained. Arcadia is lo-fi cinematic, in a sentence, and a must listen to Polachek fans.
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Echoes (reissue)
Cat: DFA 2130. Rel: 16 Nov 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Olio (5:31)
Heaven (4:24)
Open Up Your Heart (4:21)
I Need Your Love (4:23)
The Coming Of Spring (3:01)
House Of Jealous Lovers (5:03)
Echoes (3:08)
Killing (3:23)
Sister Saviour (3:40)
Love Is All (4:10)
Infatuation (4:50)
Review: In the early explosion of millennial indie-dance, The Rapture were surely one of the best. It helps their roots were in spikier realms on Sub Pop before they connected with James Murphy and Tim Goldsworthy. The combination was potent, and Echoes was the dazzling result, with knockout hits like 'House Of Jealous Lovers' and 'Sister Saviour' offset by an album which never misses a beat whichever direction it heads in. 20 years on, it's as brilliantly inventive and downright kick ass as it was upon release, capturing an exciting time when DFA represented a new vanguard in dance music and indie alike.
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Pe'ahi
Pe'ahi (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: RAV 00004LP. Rel: 21 Jul 14
 
Indie/Alternative
Endless Sleeper
Sisters
Killer In The Streets
Wake Me Up
Z-Boys
A Hell Below
The Rains Of May
Kill!
When Night Is Almost Done
Summer Ends
Review: Whilst The Raveonettes' ten-year career to date has largely consisted of variations on a theme (namely a glamorously simplistic boy/girl take on Phil Spector through a wall of fuzz, with nods naturally to the Jesus & Mary Chain) 'Pe'ahi' shows them stretching themselves out beyond both the pop song format and their usual garagey instrumentation, and it's a departure that suits them. The duo of Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo, with the help of producer Justin Meldal-Johnson (Nine Inch Nails, M83) delve into hip-hop beats, walls of sampled noise, harps and choirs, yet their ear for a hook and their pop sensibility never ceases to shine through the chaos. Not only their most adventurous, but also their most personal record to date, this is the sound of a band expanding their comfort zone with style.
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Daniel
Daniel (limited silver vinyl LP + MP3 download code in embossed sleeve (indie exclusive))
Cat: WIGLP 529X. Rel: 22 Feb 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Somebody New (3:42)
Haunted World (3:01)
Water Underground (3:21)
Flowers (2:48)
Interior (3:55)
Freeze Brain (3:25)
Say No More (3:29)
Airdrop (3:13)
Victoria (2:57)
Market Street (2:52)
You Are Here (5:10)
Review: Real Estate's sixth full-length album Daniel was recorded in an ebullient nine-day spree at RCA Studio A, in Nashville with GRAMMY-winning producer and songwriter Daniel Tashian (Kacey Musgraves). In 11 compulsively tuneful songs, they connect the uninhibited wonder of their earliest work with the earned perspective of adulthood. Several days into recording, all five members of Real Estate were discussing album titles when someone suggested Danielmsimply because it seemed funny to bestow a human name upon a record. Was it for Daniel Tashian? Maybe. Was it a nod to The Replacements' Tim? Possibly. Was it the sign of a band that has now been around long enough to take its music seriously without taking itself or its perception too seriously? Absolutely.
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Unlimited Love
Unlimited Love (limited orange vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: WB 681172. Rel: 04 Apr 22
 
Indie/Alternative
Black Summer (3:54)
Here Ever After (3:40)
Aquatic Mouth Dance (4:18)
Not The One (4:23)
Poster Child (5:19)
The Great Apes (5:02)
It's Only Natural (5:37)
She's A Lover (3:37)
These Are The Ways (3:56)
Whatchu Thinkin' (3:41)
Bastards Of Light (3:27)
White Braids & Pillow Chair (3:41)
One Way Traffic (4:11)
Veronica (4:29)
Let 'em Cry (4:23)
The Heavy Wing (5:29)
Tangelo (3:16)
Review: Red Hot Chili Peppers are back with their twelfth studio album, and most significantly it welcomes back John Frusciante to the fold after he amicably departed the band back in 2009 to focus on his electronic music production. Rick Rubin is in the production seat, and overall it's the sound of the Chili Peppers doing what they do best, with all the classic ingredients. From the epic anthem 'Black Summer' to moody ballad 'Not The One' and the playful funk of 'Poster Child', there's everything you could want from the band as they stride into their fourth decade of active service.
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Return Of The Dream Canteen (Deluxe Edition)
Return Of The Dream Canteen (Deluxe Edition) (limited gatefold 2xLP + poster)
Cat: 009362 4868170. Rel: 14 Oct 22
 
Indie/Alternative
Tippa My Tongue (4:20)
Peace & Love (4:03)
Reach Out (4:11)
Eddie (5:40)
Fake As Fu@k (4:16)
Bella (4:51)
Roulette (4:57)
My Cigarette (4:21)
Afterlife (4:13)
Shoot Me A Smile (3:43)
Handful (4:00)
The Drummer (3:23)
Bag Of Grins (5:06)
La La La La La La La La (3:57)
Copperbelly (3:46)
Carry Me Home (4:22)
In The Snow (5:45)
Review: Red Hot Chili Peppers have found some good form of late with a new album Unlimited Love earlier in the year now followed by a surprise second new album. Anthony Kiedis and co's Return of the Dream Canteen is a second Rick Rubin-produced album. The group said of the album "We went in search of ourselves. A beautiful bit of chemistry meddling that had befriended us hundreds of times along the way. Once we found that slipstream of sound and vision, we just kept mining." This one sounds like classic Chilis with plenty of funk and big riffs as well as great songwriting.
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Western Approaches
Western Approaches (translucent green vinyl LP)
Cat: M 9515UKLPC2. Rel: 22 Feb 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Western Approaches (3:41)
Godless (1:41)
Black Cat (0:39)
Afternoon (1:59)
Undertaker (2:53)
Hole In My Home (3:29)
Last Minute (2:47)
Houdini (3:34)
Daisy (3:13)
Alive (2:50)
Jigsaw Shores (4:18)
Review: Western Approaches is a fitting title for a band who've spent much of the last two years living their American dream. However, you'll find its origins are a lot closer to home. An old World War II Naval base in Liverpool city centre shares the same name, and it's no coincidence. The album was conceived on the docks, a new location for Red Rum Club, and is again much closer to home for the boys. It seems the further afar they play, the tighter their grip on their roots become, performing their biggest headline show to date in Bootle, a small town in North Liverpool where some of the lads grew up. This nostalgia, paired with a dockland setting, provided a post-war aesthetic to inspire the album, reflected in the name and the artwork. The album marks a change from the well-polished, clean-cut sonics that had become a theme in the band's previous works, and comes replaced with the raw energy they're known to produce onstage. The industrial influence is reflected in the production and it became a conscious effort to add more sound effects, distortions and echoes into the arrangements.
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The Town That Cursed Your Name
The Town That Cursed Your Name (foliage green vinyl LP)
Cat: TLV 160LP. Rel: 23 Mar 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Too Late For An Early Grave (2:47)
Leave It All Behind (2:28)
Life In The Void (2:37)
Here Comes The Lunar Hand (4:05)
Burning Sunflowers (2:41)
Waiting On A Ghost To Haunt You (2:51)
What Is A Friend? (2:42)
Mistakes (Too Many To Name) (2:44)
Almost Changed (2:37)
The Town That Cursed Your Name (2:27)
I Still Owe You Everything (2:48)
Break Up The Band (3:05)
Review: The Town That Cursed Your Name is a welcome return from Glenn Donaldson aka The Reds, The Pink, The Purples. The LA-based artist says of the record that "I realised as I was piecing it together that it's a song cycle about trying to live while also feeling called to make music. The album addresses that duality ably with wry observation and a mix of the micro- and macroscopic realness Donaldson is so well-loved for. This record is heavier than the last with more fuzzy guitar textures and heavier lines throughout. From lo-fi to college rock, the influences here are varied and the songs are both beautiful and dazzling.
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Neither Washington Nor Moscow (remastered)
Neither Washington Nor Moscow (remastered) (gatefold heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: LMS 5521470. Rel: 07 Jan 22
 
Indie/Alternative
The Power Is Yours (Neither Washington) (4:46)
Go Get Organized! (4:00)
It Can Be Done! (3:45)
Keep On Keepin' On! (4:01)
(Burn It Up) Bring It Down! (See Things In The Altogether) (4:19)
Hold On (Don't Run Away) (Nor Moscow) (6:36)
Turnin' Loose (These Furious Flames) (5:00)
Take No Heroes! (2:41)
The Crack (3:26)
Let's Make It Work! (5:13)
Lean On Me!/Lean On Me! (reprise) (1:33)
Review: The Redskins released just one studio album, their well received debut Neither Washington Nor Moscow in 1986. It came on London Records and now for the very first time since the first time, it reappears on vinyl and CD with new sleeve notes by bassist Martin Hewes. The album came just two years after the band formed but already their soulful songs were packed with passion and political undertones as a result of the band all being members of the Socialist Workers Party. Highlights include 'Bring It Down! (This Insane Thing)' which was the band's only Top 40 hit. The band split the same year this was rebased.
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Hudson River Wind Meditations
Hudson River Wind Meditations (gatefold translucent green vinyl 2xLP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: LITA 19011. Rel: 19 Jan 24
 
Ambient/Drone
Move Your Heart (14:33)
Move Your Heart (part II) (14:20)
Find Your Note (19:05)
Find Your Note (part II) (12:38)
Hudson River Wind (Blend The Ambiance) (1:26)
Wind Coda (5:24)
Review: Beyond his most famous work in The Velvet Underground and as a solo rock artist, Lou Reed lived many other lives in and outside of music. While he's not readily recognised as an ambient artist, his early foray into Metal Machine Music proved he was more than capable of leaving traditional song structures behind. The music on his final solo album, Hudson River Wind Meditations, was originally composed as a private soundtrack to his Tai Chi practice, until friends and fellow practitioners asked for copies and he rounded it out as a full album now faithfully presented on clear vinyl by Light In The Attic.
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New Adventures In Hi Fi (25th Anniversary Edition)
New Adventures In Hi Fi (25th Anniversary Edition) (limited gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 722454 5. Rel: 29 Oct 21
 
Indie/Alternative
How The West Was Won & Where It Got Us (4:31)
The Wake-Up Bomb (5:08)
New Test Leper (5:25)
Undertow (5:10)
E-Bow The Letter (5:24)
Leave (7:19)
Departure (3:29)
Bittersweet Me (4:05)
Be Mine (5:28)
Binky The Doormat (5:03)
Zither (2:33)
So Fast, So Numb (4:13)
Low Desert (3:29)
Electrolite (4:06)
Review: This special 25th Anniversary edition of REM's New Adventures in HIFi album comes on limited heavyweight vinyl in a replica of the original gatefold LP. The Grammy wining and Rock And Roll Hall of fame inductees are one of the most revered American bands of their era thanks to their singular mix of brash tunes, poetic lyrics and very singable choruses and never was that more obvious than on this album. First released in 1996 when the band were on a near-constant tour of the world, it experiments with various sonic textures, haunting effects and dissonant notes with singles like 'E-Bow' and 'Electrolite' all featuring.
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Around The Sun (reissue)
Around The Sun (reissue) (limited gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 724262 6. Rel: 16 Nov 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Leaving New York (4:49)
Electron Blue (4:11)
The Outsiders (feat Q-Tip) (4:15)
Make It All Okay (3:41)
Final Straw (4:03)
I Wanted To Be Wrong (4:29)
Wanderlust (2:59)
Boy In The Well (3:11)
Aftermath (2:03)
High Speed Train (3:52)
The Worst Joke Ever (8:41)
The Ascent Of Man (4:07)
Around The Sun (4:30)
Review: Here's a reissue of the 13th studio album by REM, one of the most influential bands of the 1980s and 1990s. More introspective and political than their previous albums, Around The Sun also contains guest appearances from the likes of Q-Tip and Patti Smith, making for a heartfelt and prescient album of its time, be it critical of subjects as violent as the Iraq War or as ephemeral as the passage of time. An initially lukewarm reception might've dealt it a blow, but REM diehards will undeniably still be chomping at the bit.
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Collapse Into Now (reissue)
Collapse Into Now (reissue) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: 724263 0. Rel: 16 Nov 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Discoverer (3:35)
All The Best (2:39)
Uberlin (4:12)
Oh My Heart (3:19)
It Happened Today (3:40)
Every Day Is Yours To Win (3:21)
Mine Smell Like Honey (3:12)
Walk It Back (3:20)
Alligator_Aviator_Autopilot_Antimatter (2:45)
That Someone Is You (1:44)
Me, Marlon Brando, Marlon Brando & I (3:03)
Blue (5:44)
Review: The fifteenth and final studio album by REM, one of the most influential bands of the 1980s and 1990s, came as a triumphant coda for their long-standing career together. The title is noted as the last utterance to ever have escaped the lips of lead singer Michael Stipe on an REM record, tying the bow on a lengthy career while embracing the tide of change. Regarded as relatively upbeat and energetic compared to their balladic former albums, it's a bittersweet goodbye - the likes of 'Uberlin' and 'Oh My Heart', for all their teary jovialty, were never performed in concert, couching the band's sayonara moment in as much mystery as it did finality.
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Accelerate (reissue)
Accelerate (reissue) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: 724262 9. Rel: 16 Nov 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Living Well Is The Best Revenge (3:09)
Man-Sized Wreath (2:30)
Supernatural Superserious (3:20)
Hollow Man (2:35)
Houston (2:03)
Accelerate (3:26)
Until The Day Is Done (3:56)
Mr Richards (3:47)
Sing For The Submarine (4:45)
Horse To Water (2:14)
I'm Gonna DJ (2:08)
Review: Following the lukewarm reception to 2004's Around The Sun, the members of R.E.M. opted to take a radically different approach to album craft than they had done in the two preceding decades. Live testing the material over a five-night residency in Dublin's Olympia Theatre, before splitting recording sessions over three weeks in three cities, the resulting fourteenth studio effort Accelerate lived up to its title by reflecting the hectic recording schedule with their most guitar-driven, angst-riddled work in an age. Working with producer Jacknife Lee at the behest of U2's The Edge, the record would be the last from the band supported by a tour, with their 2011 swansong follow up Collapse Into Now receiving no live promotion.
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Reveal (reissue)
Reveal (reissue) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 724262 5. Rel: 17 Nov 23
 
Indie/Alternative
The Lifting (4:39)
I've Been High (3:14)
All The Way To Reno (You're Gonna Be A Star) (4:36)
She Just Wants To Be (5:19)
Disappear (4:05)
Saturn Return (4:48)
Beat A Drum
Imitation Of Life
Summer Turns To High
Chorus & The Ring
I'll Take The Rain
Beachball
Review: Following the muted reception to 1998's predominantly electronic based Up, alt rock giants REM opted to return to a more traditional style of songcraft with their 2001 follow up Reveal. While still relying on a bevvy of glistening synths, the material exuded a retrofitted approach to their dynamic songwriting, with primary songwriter Michael Stipe rediscovering his creative purpose and voice, even as recently as 2021, referring to the work as his personal favourite of the band's output. Best known for the latter day essential contribution to their back catalogue; 'Imitation Of Life', the project also boasts lush opener 'The Lifting', which served as a prequel to 'Daysleeper' from their preceding LP, as well as standout cut 'Disappear', which came from Stipe's motivating Thom Yorke of Radiohead to overcome his stage fright. This in turn led to the Kid A track 'How To Disappear Completely', which reverted back to Stipe penning his own musical articulation of his communing with Yorke. More than two decades on, this often overlooked gem couldn't be more deserving of a reissue and refreshed ears.
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Automatic For The People (National Album Day 2023)
Automatic For The People (National Album Day 2023) (limited 180 gram yellow vinyl LP)
Cat: 722404 6. Rel: 14 Oct 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Drive
Try Not To Breathe
The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite
Everybody Hurts
New Orleans Instrumental No 1
Sweetness Follows
Monty Got A Raw Deal
Ignoreland
Star Me Kitten
Man On The Moon
Nightswimming
Find The River
Review: National Album Day celebrates some of the best full-lengths ever and you'd be hard-pushed to argue that REM's Automatic For the People is not one of those. This edition of it is a special limited edition 180 g yellow vinyl that will remind you of some of the maudlin American rocker's best bits. The album itself is now well over 30 years old but is still thought to be one of the best albums of the 90s. It came after their breakout album Out of Time and did not disappoint, going on to be certified four times platinum in the US thanks to featuring some of the band's biggest hit singles 'Nightswimming,' 'Man on the Moon' and 'Everybody Hurts.'
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Up (25th Anniversary Edition)
Up (25th Anniversary Edition) (180 gram vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: 724262 2. Rel: 09 Nov 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Airportman (4:12)
Lotus (4:30)
Suspicion (5:33)
Hope (5:02)
At My Most Beautiful (3:33)
The Apologist (4:29)
Sad Professor (4:04)
You're In The Air (5:27)
Walk Unafraid (4:30)
Why Not Smile (3:41)
Daysleeper (3:31)
Diminished (5:52)
Parakeet (4:01)
Falls To Climb (5:08)
Review: Craft Recordings celebrates the 25th anniversary of R.E.M.'s bestselling 11th studio album, Up, with a series of expanded and remastered reissues. Created in partnership with the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers, the deluxe 2-CD/singular Blu-Ray edition offers a wealth of material for fans, including the band's previously unreleased set from their guest appearance on the hit TV series, Party of Five. Captured in 1999, the performance includes an 11-song setlist (including enduring hits like 'Man on the Moon', 'Losing My Religion,' and 'It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)', plus a spoken-word introduction.
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Santa Monica 1991
Cat: CL 93604. Rel: 06 Dec 23
 
Indie/Alternative
World Leader Pretend (4:16)
Half A World Away (3:18)
Disturbance At The Heron House (3:32)
Radio Song (4:16)
Low (4:36)
Love Is All Around (3:08)
Losing My Religion (4:22)
Bandwagon (0:28)
Endgame (3:13)
Jackson (0:37)
Tusk (1:10)
Swan Swan H (2:20)
Spooky (2:41)
Fall On Me (2:46)
Review: Indie-pop miserbalists REM are indeed rock legends and this live album from Santa Monica back in 1991 - a time when lead singer Michael Stipe still had hair, it is interesting to note - is the perfect example of why. It's an electric set that takes in many of the American band's most iconic tunes, from the wonderful dour 'Losing My Religion' which is perfect lo-fi and ramshackle here, the dark meditation that is 'Half A World Away' and even a cover in the form of 'Love Is All Around'. A great reminder of a great band.
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Apricot Princess (5 Year Anniversary Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2022)
Cat: AP 001LPX. Rel: 12 May 22
 
Indie/Alternative
Apricot Princess (4:03)
Television/So Far So Good (4:22)
Nothing (feat Marco McKinnis) (4:48)
Sycamore Girl (4:36)
Track 5 (2:16)
4 Seasons (4:59)
Waiting Room (3:57)
Rain Man (5:42)
Never Enough (4:20)
Happiness (2:47)
So Far So Good/Television (live At radio City music Hall) (2:58)
Happiness (live At radio City music Hall) (4:27)
Review: Having risen to much more note than an average featured artist through multiple appearances on the Grammy-nominated Tyler, The Creator album, 'Flower Boy', Alexander James O'Connor - better known to all as Rex Orange County - finally broke though into the big leagues with this, his debut album. Unveiled in 2017, its combination of soul, cute lo-fi pop, hip hop and jazz proved infectious enough to entrance listeners across the world, many of who no-doubt heard the voice, and its inflections, and immediately assumed he was from southern California.

Amazingly, he's not, and instead grew up in Surrey, England, earning the nickname 'The OC' at high school, durning a time when the teen high school drama of the same name was widely followed. Background notes aside, half a decade on Rex's inaugural solo long form outing still sounds good enough to bathe in, and is guaranteed to make newcomers (if there are any) fall in love with him, and avid fans do the same again.
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Pony
Pony (LP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: 190759 86661. Rel: 25 Oct 19
 
Indie/Alternative
10/10 (2:27)
Always (3:15)
Laser Lights (2:11)
Face To Face (3:40)
Stressed Out (1:42)
Never Had The Balls (4:02)
Pluto Projector (4:24)
Every Way (2:14)
It Gets Better (3:34)
It's Not The Same Anymore (6:26)
Review: It's vital that the uninitiated understand one thing about 21-year-old Alexander O'Connor - his infectious and well crafted pop tunes are almost destined to bore a hole into your brain and stay there for quite some time. Like Michael Buble meeting Ed Sheeran at someone's Macmillan Coffee Morning. If that sounds even vaguely off-putting then this one clearly isn't aimed at you. But it is aimed at those who appreciate artists that can switch between a kind of Grammar school rap delivery, croonerdom and uptempo boy band business. From the piano and vocal R&B number "Pluto Projector", to the chart-friendly freight train of "Never Had The Balls" and the light acoustic guitar soul effort "Stressed Out", O'Connor's third studio album "Pony" is an incredibly sweet introduction to an artist who's clearly packing plenty of talent.
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Bcos U Will Never B Free
Cat: PLAT 161LP. Rel: 02 Sep 20
 
Indie/Alternative
Rex (intro) (1:47)
Paradise (3:39)
Belly (The Grass Stains) (4:17)
Corduroy Dreams (3:25)
Japan (1:49)
Portrait Of Ned (1:52)
Green Eyes (part 2) (3:20)
A Song About Being Sad (2:14)
Know Love (3:58)
Curfew (1:48)
Review: Crooning has been back in fashion for well over a decade, albeit crooning through the eyes (or voice) of millennial and now Gen Z artists. Crooning that marries the classically smooth lyricism of the Brat Pack, soul and jazz, with elements of hip-hop, R&B and electronic music. With this in mind Rex Orange County came along at the right time, even if he was late to join the likes of Frank Ocean at the party.

'Bcos', his youthfully abbreviated, graffiti-scratched-into-school desk debut album - here on vinyl for the first time - certainly made a bold statement of intent. From the most traditionally soulful, perhaps the guitar-vocal whistle infectiousness of pared back "Corduroy Dream", to the loosest and jazziest ("Portrait Of Ned"), and the hippest and hoppiest (the delightfully offbeat and politically astute "Green Eyes (Part 2)", it remains a pleasure from start to finish.
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Sadness Sets Me Free
Sadness Sets Me Free (limited blackberry vinyl LP in fold-out sleeve)
Cat: RT 0420LPE3. Rel: 25 Jan 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Sadness Sets Me Free (5:18)
Bad Friend (2:51)
Celestial Candyfloss (3:54)
Silver Lining (Lead Balloons) (3:56)
On The Far Side Of The Dollar (4:47)
They Sold My Home To Build A Skyscraper (2:59)
Peace Signs (4:55)
Cover Up The Cover Up (5:29)
I Tendered My Resignation (5:09)
I'll Keep Singing (2:14)
Review: Where will Griff Rhys take us next? Rising to a household name during his tenure at the front of the Super Furry Animals, since the indie pop soundtrack began to fade he has established himself as one of the UK's most transportive singer songwriters, building worlds through music. Sadness Sets Me Free is just the latest evidence of his greatness. Sliding in on a country-esque tip, talking about snorting coke in cloak rooms, lamenting pain and suffering, across this record he straddles lines between desperate and miserable, everyday commentary, twisted forms of joy, and, ultimately, the human condition. A skill few musicians have cracked, cementing Rhys' membership in the inner circle of timeless greats that can turn songs about mundanity into gloriously emotive epics.
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The Almond & The Seahorse (Soundtrack)
The Almond & The Seahorse (Soundtrack) (limited numbered yellow vinyl 2xLP + poster)
Cat: RT 0389LP. Rel: 23 Feb 23
 
Soundtracks
Skyward (5:16)
The Brain & The Body (5:45)
People Are Pissed (2:38)
Layer Upon Layer (3:28)
Orea (with Victor La Masne) (4:14)
Joe's Theme (0:49)
Sunshine & Laughter Ever After (3:51)
Variation With Strings (with Osian Gwynedd) (0:40)
Amen (3:15)
Low Cello (0:34)
Liberate Me From The Love Song (3:55)
Love Love Love (1:29)
I Want My Old Life Back (2:38)
Forest Waltz (1:05)
Dance All Your Shadows To Death (4:43)
Library To Kiss (3:34)
Staccato With Cello (0:38)
Small Talk (3:23)
Toni's Theme (1:50)
Ffenestr (8:10)
Penbedw (4:30)
Arogldarth (3:45)
Review: There have been some incredible movies made about memory over the years. We had Arnold Schwarzenegger missioning to Mars to find his brain (well, the remembering part anyway) in Total Recall, and a piss poor reboot a few decades later. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind asked us all to really think about the value of memory and its ability to hurt and heal. Overboard positioned Goldie Hawn as amnesiac getting a lesson in humility from the carpenter she was horrible to. We can add to that The Almond & The Seahorse, a 2022 film that focused on two couples coping with their inability to make new memories. Weird, at times wonderful, by drafting Gruff Rhys in for the score the producers were guaranteed a soundtrack that would be every bit as unique as the plot. Form haunting, melodic pianos to touches of 1960s pop rendered raw and rough.
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Peachy
Peachy (limited heavyweight peach vinyl LP)
Cat: MOSHILP 121X. Rel: 07 Mar 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Introduction (0:21)
Just A Boy's Game (4:45)
I Love My Television (3:39)
Nightmare (3:52)
Dean Martin (3:17)
Have A Go Heroes (4:15)
Curse (4:11)
Please Don't Die (3:53)
Peachy (4:35)
Black & Blue (2:55)
Review: A self-declared "proper second album", the songs that comprise The Rhythm Method's latest full-length Peachy are born of candour, and from the emotional rollercoaster that is touring. After a psychotic episode related to the job in 2018, frontman Rowan Martin made the defiant decision to carry on touring and recording despite the experience, seeing things through. Peachy is the result of this dedication, with new songs like 'I Love My Television' and 'Have A Go Heroes' blending Mike Skinner-esque and slacker rock songwriting, making for affecting Britpop edibles. Influences on the new sound will surprise confirmed fans; ranging from The Band and Kris Kristofferson to The Waterboys and Deacon Blue - it is a marked departure from their beginnings. Traditional Irish and Scottish music also play a huge part on this record: Aoife Power lending a Cranberries-esque Celtic warmth to a collection of poignant, thoughtful and at times moving songs that will dramatically switch perceptions of this duo.
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The Lost Art Of Wandering
Cat: ESP 070. Rel: 21 May 20
 
Indie/Alternative
Denton' Texas (5:36)
Fossil, Oregon (4:26)
Tuscon, Arizona (3:19)
Livermore, California (5:38)
Astoria, Oregon (4:11)
Roslyn, Washington (4:25)
Idaho Falls, Idaho (3:26)
Paradise, California (5:43)
Review: From a cover image wonderfully displaying the proportional difference between humans and the world we call home, to the expansive pedal steel guitar chords that weep their way through the musical destinations here, Raymond Richards encapsulates the vast openness of the US in sound, offering aural interpretations of the beauty and desolation, hope and devastation this wildly rich but painfully unequal country is home to. Track titles are inspired by real pins on the map, although it's unlikely you'll recognise many - we're talking 'Paradise, California' (a swooning, sun-kissed closing overture), 'Astoria, Oregon' (a lilting, vast but quiet slice of ambient) and 'Roslyn, Washington' (which sounds like psychedelic country) rather than more obvious places like Los Angeles, where Richards stomped about with the likes of DJ Lovefingers and Slowdive affiliates Mojave 3 in the late-1990s.
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I Jonathan (reissue)
Cat: CR 00283. Rel: 29 Oct 20
 
Indie/Alternative
Parties In The USA (4:37)
Tandem Jump (2:11)
You Can't Talk To The Dude (2:49)
Velvet Underground (3:23)
I Was Dancing In The Lesbian Bar (3:39)
Rooming House On Venice Beach (4:51)
That Summer Feeling (5:58)
Grunion Run (2:28)
A Higher Power (3:00)
Twilight In Boston (4:06)
Review: "I'm from the 60s, the time of "Louie Louie" and "Little Latin Lupe Lu"," Jonathan Richman memorably quips on the opening to his 1992 classic, 'I, Jonathan'. He then tells us those days are gone, but we can still have parties, and those parties can still carry the spirit of those days. Little does he know it's his attitude, rather than the parties, we all rely on to keep those fires alive.

Simply considering Richman as a nostalgist is missing the point. When this record arrived he was 41, and while much of his career had been dedicated to recreating doo-wap, rhythm and blues and early surf rock 'n' roll, he'd also been a staunch critic of what would now be labelled toxic masculinity and, on 1975's 'The Modern Lovers', helped steer guitar culture towards new punkish horizons. Even if he did so wearing the trappings of traditionalists. A true legend, here giving us one of his finest acoustic gems.
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Interplay
Interplay (gatefold blue vinyl 2xLP + insert + MP3 download code (indie exclusive))
Cat: WEBB 630LPC. Rel: 28 Mar 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Peace Sign (4:31)
Last Frontier (4:08)
Light In A Quiet Room (5:54)
Monaco (4:16)
I Came To See The Wreck (5:56)
Stay Free (4:56)
Last Night I Went Somewhere To Dream (4:10)
Sunrise Chaser (4:03)
Midnight Rider (4:18)
Portland Rocks (4:58)
Essaouira (7:02)
Yesterday Is Just A Song (3:31)
Review: Shoegaze and indie rock fans rejoice! The new Ride album - their first for five years - is here, featuring 12 new songs in total, many of whch were with some of them being debuted on their recent tour. 'Peace Sign' triumphantly begins the album with the signature wall of sound that Ride is so well known for, while 'Last Frontier' seems to be a firm fan favourite already. Stunning , dynamic and beautifully crafted, the album comes on double colored vinyl complete with insert and MP3 download code and looks likely to be the best shoegaze album of 2024.
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Interplay
Interplay (gatefold 2xLP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: WEBB 630LP. Rel: 28 Mar 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Peace Sign (4:35)
Last Frontier (4:08)
Light In A Quiet Room (5:55)
Monaco (4:15)
I Came To See The Wreck (5:57)
Stay Free (4:55)
Last Night I Went Somewhere To Dream (4:12)
Sunrise Chaser (4:15)
Midnight Rider (4:18)
Portland Rocks (5:00)
Essaouira (7:00)
Yesterday Is Just A Song (3:30)
Review: When 2017's Weather Diaries marked the first full-length from Oxford shoegaze legends Ride in 21 years, many welcomed what was presumed to be a reshaping of legacy so as to not have bowed out with the negatively received Tarantula. This made 2019's This Is Not A Safe Place even more of a joyous sonic spectacle (before touching on the fact that the LP legitimately bore some of the band's finest work to date). Now that the dust has settled on a plethora of tour dates and festival appearances, we arrive at the third of their post-reunion albums with the highly anticipated Interplay. From the bubbling, ethereal synths of lead single 'Peace Sign' to the hazy, neo-psych dream-pop of 'Last Frontier', Ride appear more rejuvenated and hopeful than they've ever sounded, and it's a miracle in and of itself to be on the cusp of nearly having as many post as pre-break up records.
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Nowhere (reissue)
Nowhere (reissue) (limited gatefold coloured vinyl LP + MP3 download code in embossed sleeve)
Cat: WEBB 572LP. Rel: 07 Nov 22
 
Indie/Alternative
Seagull (6:18)
Kaleidoscope (2:54)
In A Different Place (5:27)
Polar Bear (4:46)
Dreams Burn Down (6:04)
Decay (3:35)
Paralysed (5:29)
Vapour Trail (4:17)
Review: Shoegaze legends Ride are on a reissuing roll, having announced a re-release campaign of almost all their early classic albums on Wichita Recordings. 'Nowhere', of course, is their magnum opus. Helicoptring in out from a tundric seascape and Hemingway hazes, Ride's sound is massive, sonically honest and remarkably different to some of their later works. In keeping with the iconic wave depicted on its front cover, this new vinyl reissue comes in the form of a blue 12" housed in a see-through inner sleeve.
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4 EPs (reissue)
4 EPs (reissue) (limited gatefold white vinyl 2xLP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: WEBB 574LP. Rel: 03 Nov 22
 
Indie/Alternative
Chelsea Girl (2:58)
Drive Blind (4:43)
All I Can See (3:26)
Close My Eyes (5:23)
Like A Daydream (3:04)
Silver (4:10)
Furthest Sense (3:23)
Perfect Time (3:55)
Dreams Burn Down (6:02)
Taste (3:16)
Here & Now (4:23)
Nowhere (5:19)
Unfamiliar (4:47)
Sennen (4:16)
Beneath (4:09)
Today (6:30)
Review: Shoegaze legends Ride's reissuing roll reaches their first four EPs; the first here, simply titled 'Ride', was emblematic of the band's sound and, outside of that sphere, paved the way for an entire genre. After that, and before 'Nowhere', came the subsequent EP's 'Play', 'Fall' and 'Today Forever', which make up this sprawling blue vinyl boxset. Once again, you can now bask in the shimmering waves that lap at this jolly band's feet, and ours.
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This Is Not A Safe Place
This Is Not A Safe Place (gatefold 2xLP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: WEBB 570LP. Rel: 16 Aug 19
 
Indie/Alternative
RIDE (2:59)
Future Love (3:37)
Repetition (3:21)
Kill Switch (2:46)
Clouds Of Saint Marie (3:53)
Eternal Recurrence (5:51)
Fifteen Minutes (3:15)
Jump Jet (5:13)
Dial Up (3:40)
End Game (3:35)
Shadows Behind The Sun (4:00)
In This Room (8:41)
Review: With so much at stake when seminal outfits decide to get back together it's understandable people usually greet the news of reunification with a degree of skepticism. But if RIDE's first epilogue didn't confirm it, their second post-comeback album should; sometimes a return is exactly what we needed. Tracks like "Future Love", "Jump Jet" and "Fifteen Minutes" stand up as excellent in their own right. At its most adventurous and confident, "This Is Not A Safe Place" is a startling work of extraordinary daring. RIDE sound as powerful and room-filling as it does hypnotic. "Repetition" vacuum packs a party in sharp, staccato goodness, "Kill Switch" takes us into dark, edgy territories, high pitched chord refrains and crashing cymbals creating an air of menace. So, if we didn't say it already, welcome back.
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Tarantula (reissue)
Tarantula (reissue) (black vinyl LP (sticker states orange vinyl))
Cat: WEBB 577LP. Rel: 03 Aug 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Black Nite Crash (2:36)
Sunshine/Nowhere To Run (4:45)
Dead Man (3:29)
Walk On Water (4:23)
Deep Inside My Pocket (5:25)
Mary Anne (6:49)
Castle On The Hill (3:20)
Gonna Be Alright (2:50)
The Dawn Patrol (3:59)
Ride The Wind (3:47)
Burnin' (5:16)
Starlight Motel (3:38)
Review: Tarantula is one of those bittersweet moments in the history of UK rock & roll. On the one hand, it's a fantastic album that showcases the natural talent and innovative approach to song craft that Ride had first grabbed attention with. On the other, it marked the beginning of the end for the group, or more accurately, the first chapter following the end - finally getting a release after the outfit had called time and gone their separate ways. Still, in so far as swan songs go, there are plenty to celebrate here. Tarantula is a purist's rock & roll extravaganza at times, with its gritty riffs and forward momentum, tracks like 'Burnin'' perhaps best typify this, or those looking for a taste of the genre's 1960s origin story might look to 'Deep Inside My Pocket'. But then it's all much more complex than that, too, with the reflective indie balladry of 'Castle On The Hill', noise pop on 'Gonna Be Alright', and hypnotising layers on 'Ride The Wind'.
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Mid Air
Mid Air (LP + booklet in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: YO 320LP. Rel: 14 Sep 23
 
Funky/Club House
Loveher (3:50)
Weightless (4:29)
The Sea (3:09)
One Last Try (2:42)
DMC (0:33)
Strong (feat Fred Again) (3:54)
Twice (3:54)
Did I (3:05)
Mid Air (feat Beverly Glenn-Copeland) (1:36)
Enjoy Your Life (3:56)
She's On My Mind (3:03)
Review: Romy Madley Croft continues to explore her solo career - as seems to be the inevitable prophesied path of of The xx member trifecta - with Mid Air. Collabs with Fred Again and Beverly Glenn-Copeland here thematically match Romy's implicit vision: to exploring the ever-thinning dividing line between heartfelt rave music and sounds for personal, teary-eyed catharsis moments. Edging ever-more into a more party-pop direction (contrastion to her prior projects' enduring indie tinge), Romy gets far trancier with things on the likes of 'Strong' and 'The Sea', even verging on Eurodance in short bursts. Other moments of downtime further express the many angles of Romy's personal ecstasy, citing the project as a dedication to queer clubbing and a mitigation of loneliness.
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An Eye For The Main Chance (reissue)
An Eye For The Main Chance (reissue) (limited purple vinyl LP)
Cat: CLOLP 4938. Rel: 22 Feb 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Shadow (4:08)
Leave Me For Dead (3:59)
Sense Of Purpose (5:22)
Deeper (4:54)
An Eye For The Main Chance (4:10)
Something Strange (3:59)
Reason (3:57)
Heart & Soul (3:06)
Forevermore (5:22)
Subterfuge (5:02)
Review: Repressed to vinyl for the first time since its initial 1991 release, An Eye For The Main Chance was the iconic debut album from homegrown gothic rock new wavers Rosetta Stone. Landing on very appropriate purple vinyl to compliment its iconic artwork, the LP sways with the reverberated, frosted jangling guitar work that served as staple of the late 80s scene, yet evokes a sultry sinister air that would pave the way for their darker, industrial-tinged coldwave experiments. Melancholic, hypnotic and playful in equal measure, this quintessential slice of coldwave goth rock is a classic forgotten to time, and now that vacant, pining spot on your shelf can be fulfilled without taking out a mortgage for an original pressing flipped to high heaven. Be warned, however, act fast or copies of this long overdue repress will suffer a similar fate.
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Back To The Water Below
Cat: 505419 7678714. Rel: 31 Aug 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Mountains At Midnight
Shiner In The Dark
Pull Me Through
The Firing Line
Tell Me When It's Too Late
Triggers
How Many More Times
High Waters
There Goes My Cool
Waves
Review: English rock duo Royal Blood return with their fourth studio album Back To the Water Below. The band has always used the lifelong friendship of its members as inspiration for their musical journey. They started making music together in several other projects before this one but none resonated as much. The band has, since forming, topped the UK album charts, played a standout set at Glastonbury and won the BRIT Award for Best British Group. This new album is another bold one that has already won people over with lead single 'Mountains At Midnight'.
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Another Thought (reissue)
Another Thought (reissue) (gatefold 140 gram vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: BEWITH 108LP. Rel: 18 Nov 21
 
Indie/Alternative
Another Thought (2:15)
A Little Lost (3:18)
Home Away From Home (5:13)
Lucky Cloud (2:17)
This Is How We Walk On The Moon (4:42)
Hollow Tree (2:30)
See Through Love (4:41)
Keeping Up (6:20)
In The Light Of The Miracle (6:01)
Lucky Cloud (Return) (3:00)
Just A Blip (3:40)
Me For Real (4:51)
Losing My Taste For The Night Life (4:30)
My Tiger, My Timing (5:33)
A Sudden Chill (2:42)
Review: Surprisingly, Arthur Russell's first posthumous collection of music, 1993's Another Thought, has never before been released on vinyl. With this gatefold double-album, Be With Records has finally set the record straight. It's well worth picking up, not least because the set, which was initially put together after raiding the legendary cellist-turned-producer's archive of unreleased recordings, is little less than superb. Full of hard-to-pigeonhole songs in Russell's unique style - effects-laden blends of cello, acoustic guitar, emotive vocals, twangy double bass and so on - Another Thought contains some of Russell's most refined and emotional recordings, including such classics as 'How We Walk on the Moon' and 'In The Light of a Miracle'.
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Iowa Dream
Iowa Dream (2xLP + insert)
Cat: AU 1017 1. Rel: 13 Nov 19
 
Indie/Alternative
Wonder Boy (2:25)
I Never Get Lonesome (2:16)
Everybody Everybody (2:47)
You Did It Yourself (3:05)
Come To Life (4:48)
Iowa Dream (3:35)
Words Of Love (2:59)
I Still Love You (3:52)
You Are My Love (3:05)
Barefoot In New York (5:33)
Just Regular People (4:02)
I Wish I Had A Brother (2:11)
I Felt (3:26)
The Dogs Outside Are Barking (3:03)
Sharper Eyes (2:47)
Follow You (2:47)
List Of Boys (2:52)
I Kissed The Girl From Outer Space (3:32)
In Love With You For The Last Time (2:51)
Review: Where do you start with this epic collection? Arthur Russell should be no stranger to any music boffin, having been a tour de force on the New York underground during the 1970s and 80s. A maestro of disco, formative-era dance music, anything remotely avant-garde, despite having worked on some of the most iconic releases of the day, he only produced three albums before passing before time. "Iowa Dream" is what was left behind, or at least to some extent. Archived and - for years - never earmarked for release, thanks to the tireless efforts of composer Peter Broderick, this collection of demos, home recordings, and lost songs has been restored, edited and mixed, then carefully placed on this lovingly-conceived compilation. The result is a must-buy for fans and newcomers alike and will only serve to cement Russell's place in the pantheons.
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Love Is Overtaking Me
Cat: AU 10101. Rel: 04 Dec 14
 
Rock
Close My Eyes
Goodbye Old Paint
Maybe She
Oh Fernanda Why
Time Away
Nobody Wants A Lonely Heart
I Couldn't Say It To Your Face
This Time Dad You're Wrong
What It's Like
Eli
Hey! How Does Everybody Know
I Forget & I Can't Tell (Ballad Of The Lights part 1)
Habit Of You
Janine
Big Moon
Your Motion Says
The Letter
Don't Forget About Me
Love Is Overtaking Me
Planted A Thought
Love Comes Back
Review: A musical polymath like no other, the late Arthur Russell turned his hand to a bewildering variety of different musical styles, from avant-garde torch songs to pounding disco, yet all imbued with his otherworldly songwriting skill and richly emotional voice. This posthumous compilation, however, collects together the more oddly accessible material that he created, in largely acoustic and country styles. The cowboy hat on the sleeve may be strangely appropriate here, but more than this, the blend of plaintive melancholy and freewheeling charm can only leave the listener wondering how Arthur Russell managed to avoid mainstream success in his all-too-brief career. A strange and beguiling transmission from a unique talent.
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Picture Of Bunny Rabbit
Picture Of Bunny Rabbit (LP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: AU 1023. Rel: 30 Jun 23
 
Post Rock/Experimental
Fuzzbuster #10 (3:24)
Not Checking Up (4:36)
Telling No One (2:30)
Fuzzbuster #06 (2:28)
Boy With A Smile (4:12)
Fuzzbuster #09 (6:07)
Very Reason (5:21)
Picture Of Bunny Rabbit (2:56)
In The Light Of A Miracle (6:43)
Review: This album, Picture of Bunny Rabbit, is a treasure trove of Arthur Russell goodness that has been reissued and comes in several different formats. The record features nine previously unreleased performances recorded during the same era in which he wrote his best known album. The unique voice of Arthur Russell was taken away from us all too soon after he was diagnosed with HIV in 1986, but it was in that year that he also dropped his career-defining classic 'World of Echo'. That's the only solo album he produced but he managed to make plenty more music in his final years. These are dramatic, exceptional cuts as you would expect from this cult hero.
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Picture Of Bunny Rabbit
Picture Of Bunny Rabbit (LP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: RT 0425LP. Rel: 22 Jun 23
 
Post Rock/Experimental
Fuzzbuster #10 (3:20)
Not Checking Up (4:33)
Telling No One (2:34)
Fuzzbuster #06 (2:28)
The Boy With A Smile (4:05)
Fuzzbuster #09 (6:05)
Very Reason (5:17)
Picture Of Bunny Rabbit (2:58)
In The Light Of A Miracle (6:50)
Review: The unique voice of Arthur Russell was taken away from us all too soon after he was diagnosed with HIV in 1986, but it was in that year that he also dropped his career-defining classic 'World of Echo'. That's the only solo album he produced but he managed to make plenty more music in his final years. This album, Picture of Bunny Rabbit, features nine previously unreleased performances recorded during that same special era and have been taken from two unique test pressings. These are dramatic, exceptional cuts as you would expect from this cult hero.
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West Kirby County Primary
West Kirby County Primary (gatefold LP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: WIGLP 346. Rel: 03 Nov 15
 
Indie/Alternative
Tell Me You Don't Love Me Watching (2:23)
Two To Birkenhead (4:13)
Let's Get Away from Here (4:28)
Daniel (4:17)
Put It Down Before You Break It (3:51)
Catharine and Huskisson (3:56)
Wild Roses (3:35)
You Can't Hide a Light With the Dark (3:35)
Satellites (5:45)
Seabirds (4:20)
Review: Ryder-Jones is something of a Liverpudlian legend, a troubadour who originally made his name with The Coral, yet one whose charismatic talents have extended beyond the '60s-worship of his origins to a very personal place on this, his third solo album to date. Recorded in the bedroom of his childhood home, 'West Kirkby County Primary' is a work of heartache, loneliness and melancholia that finds its metier somewhere between the work of Michael Head and Springsteen's 'Nebraska' - Ryder-Jones' mood may be desolate, soul-searching and reflective, yet his songwriting flair lurks behind every corner.
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Yawn
Yawn (heavyweight vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: WIGLP 383. Rel: 02 Nov 18
 
Indie/Alternative
There's Something On Your Mind (5:04)
Time Will Be The Only Saviour (5:28)
Recover (3:30)
Mither (6:09)
And Then There's You (4:33)
There Are Worse Things I Could Do (5:18)
Don't Be Scared, I Love You (4:18)
John (4:03)
No One's Trying To Kill You (4:49)
Happy Song (6:33)
Review: There's an ultimately '90s shoegazing feel to the music of Bill Ryder Jones and the Merseysider leaves no emotional stone unturned with such phrasing in this album's songs like 'the silence is killing me' and on opening track "Yawn": 'But there's a fortune to be had from telling people you're sad'. Dare we say it, there's splashes of Happy Mondays, Stone Roses and The Jesus & Mary Chain in his music too, however there is no denying Bill Ryder Jones originality, and the washy, distorted and melancholic tones and timbres of this album revel in a tear-jerking, emotional lustre.
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