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Live At The Old Quarter Houston Texas (gatefold heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: FP 118. Rel: 14 Apr 09
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Review: In The Birthday Party, These Immortal Souls and Crime And The City Solution, Rowland S. Howard set out his stall as not only a rock 'n' roll renaissance man but one of the most startlingly inventive and fiery guitarists of a generation, developing the innovation of players like Ron Asheton and Tom Verlaine in his own jagged and idiosyncratic manner. "Pop Crimes", sadly, marks something of an epitaph for Howard, yet it also stands alone as a dusky, laconic and affecting collection of Lynchian serenades and torch songs. A fine testimony to a unique talent.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Rock/Indie, Manfredas
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A Perfect Miracle
I'm Your Man
Here It Comes (The Road) Let's Go
Let's Dance
On The Sunshine
Damaged
The Morning After
The Prize
Sail On Through
Review: It's been a whopping six years since the last Spiritualized album and Jason Pierce, the founding, spearhead member, behind the group's success honourably lives up to expanding the notion of 'space rock' into 2018, and beyond. On the airwaves it's been "I'm Your Man" that's charted most attention, a sombre-ish, horn-blowing, western number with a touch of the blues. Meanwhile there's also "Here It Comes (The Road) Let's Go", a song that is said to be a list of instructions that leads the listener to Pierce's house. "The route is real," he says, while singing about rusty gates, paraphernalia and radios. Space may be the place, but if not, try over at Spiritualized.
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Accelerator (reissue) (limited pink vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: FP 16643. Rel: 28 Mar 19
Indie/Alternative
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Active Listening: Night On Earth (gatefold heavyweight white vinyl LP)
Cat: FP 17181. Rel: 01 Oct 19
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Lazer Guided Melodies (Special Edition) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: FP 17511. Rel: 23 Apr 21
Indie/Alternative
Review: There's nothing like taking time with something. Take this record, for example. While many bands may have felt a compulsion to get their first long form out and heard ASAP - especially given the hype surrounding Spiritualized at the time - Lazer Guided Melodies, the outfit's debut LP, only landed in shops two years after recording started. Proving very much worth the wait, although it would be a few albums until the group really defined their niche, this was as good an inaugural adventure as anyone could ask for.
Setting the stall out in the space rock territory, while still keeping one foot rooted in the baggy-trousered indie rock attitude of the day, Spiritualized's debut long form foretells of the lush, cosmic vibes that would become cornerstones of their work, incorporating elements of Kraut, folk, and rave, all of which ensured we took notice then, and are still paying attention three decades on.
… Read moreSetting the stall out in the space rock territory, while still keeping one foot rooted in the baggy-trousered indie rock attitude of the day, Spiritualized's debut long form foretells of the lush, cosmic vibes that would become cornerstones of their work, incorporating elements of Kraut, folk, and rave, all of which ensured we took notice then, and are still paying attention three decades on.
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Review: RECCOMENDED
It might have been the album that made us all realise just how incredible the combination of Jason Pierce, Kate Radley and Sean Cook were. Spiritualized's difficult second is easy to fall in love with, produced by Pierce himself and centred around three core members, with previous bandmates Mark Refoy and Jonny Mattock also involved alongside contributions from The Balanescu Quartet.
This vinyl reissue may not glow in the dark like the original CD copies, but it's still an illuminating experience. Huge, commanding, stadium filling tracks like 'Medication', floaty and deeply transient work like 'Let It Flow', and cacophonous masterpieces such as 'These Blues', it's any wonder the troupe didn't go on to become one of most treasured and revered in English rock history. Oh, actually, hold on a second...
… Read moreIt might have been the album that made us all realise just how incredible the combination of Jason Pierce, Kate Radley and Sean Cook were. Spiritualized's difficult second is easy to fall in love with, produced by Pierce himself and centred around three core members, with previous bandmates Mark Refoy and Jonny Mattock also involved alongside contributions from The Balanescu Quartet.
This vinyl reissue may not glow in the dark like the original CD copies, but it's still an illuminating experience. Huge, commanding, stadium filling tracks like 'Medication', floaty and deeply transient work like 'Let It Flow', and cacophonous masterpieces such as 'These Blues', it's any wonder the troupe didn't go on to become one of most treasured and revered in English rock history. Oh, actually, hold on a second...
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Review: Recorded in a kind of homely hibernation - namely the shed in the yard of Nathan Williams' family home in San Diego - despite the title, Hideaway isn't backwards at coming forwards. It's an upfront and muscular, riff-y but not too heavy rock 'n' roll record that benefits from some real creative titans at the helm, specifically the aforementioned Wavves lynchpin and Dave Sitek of TV On The Radio fame. Suffice to say, then, it's one of the most polished sounding shed rock albums you will hear all year.
While for the most part it's an uptempo, top down convertible, wayward road trip, chaotic montage type sound, the instrumentation betrays some pretty (and typically, for Williams) thoughtful songwriting. It's an ode to the restless feeling we all experience at times, the possibilities of the other and the need to embrace the potential in the world. Messages that resonate with us all in 2021.
… Read moreWhile for the most part it's an uptempo, top down convertible, wayward road trip, chaotic montage type sound, the instrumentation betrays some pretty (and typically, for Williams) thoughtful songwriting. It's an ode to the restless feeling we all experience at times, the possibilities of the other and the need to embrace the potential in the world. Messages that resonate with us all in 2021.
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Cat: FP 17532. Rel: 10 Sep 21
Indie/Alternative
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Let It Come Down (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram white vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: FP 17543. Rel: 22 Oct 21
Indie/Alternative
Review: The Spaceman Reissue Program from Fat Possum Records and Spiritualized now gets the last in the series with Let It Come Down, the band's epic fourth album. This record was the first from a rather new-looking lineup for the band after the previous members melted away following intensive tours around Ladies And Gentlemen.... John Coxon's studio is where the band laid down the initial framework for these tunes before a total of 115 different musicians were reportedly enlisted down at Air and Abbey Road Studios to hone what ended up as these 11 songs. They have always been a widescreen band, but Spiritualized outdid even themselves on this one.
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Cat: FP 18012. Rel: 11 Mar 22
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Cat: FP 18011. Rel: 11 Mar 22
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How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars (limited gold vinyl LP)
Cat: FP 18013. Rel: 11 Mar 22
Indie/Alternative
Review: Let's face it, we loved the early work by Tamara Lindeman, AKA The Weather Station, but it was 2017's self-titled album that really saw the parts slot into place, with the artist switching instrumental focus from acoustic guitar to piano. You could just call us suckers for ivories and have done with it, but our bias towards the most mournful and reflective keys imaginable is only part of the reason we fell in love with her so much deeper on later outings.
How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars is exemplary of how staggeringly effective the combination of that voice and that instrument actually is. Recorded live in March 2020, while clarinets, lap steel, and organs do factor, ultimately it's the vulnerability of this album's minimalism that really shines through - a work of such personal quality it almost feels as though you're in that room with her as the world outside begins to fall apart.
… Read moreHow Is It That I Should Look At The Stars is exemplary of how staggeringly effective the combination of that voice and that instrument actually is. Recorded live in March 2020, while clarinets, lap steel, and organs do factor, ultimately it's the vulnerability of this album's minimalism that really shines through - a work of such personal quality it almost feels as though you're in that room with her as the world outside begins to fall apart.
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Cat: FP 17971. Rel: 18 Mar 22
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Cat: FAPO 17691. Rel: 15 Apr 22
Folk/Americana
Review: Tamara Lindeman was at a real transition point in life when What Am I Going to do With Everything I Know was first unveiled. A six track strong EP, here the moodiness and tangible sense of isolation, loneliness, and hopelessness that had once emanated from her voice dissipates into equally tender and gentile thoughts on an impending marriage and all that may come with it. For some, an equally troubling time in their lives, for others something to truly work towards and - when it finally arrives - celebrate, either way it's a subject ripe for emotional songwriting.
But in actual fact, Lindeman, her fiance and troupe treat the concept of matrimony with something close to apathy, or at least lackadaisical 'might as well'-ness. The culmination of this record, 'Almost Careless', sees her ask the question 'what if', but in a way that's neither excited nor nervous, but simply filled with inquisitiveness and a matter of fact consideration.
… Read moreBut in actual fact, Lindeman, her fiance and troupe treat the concept of matrimony with something close to apathy, or at least lackadaisical 'might as well'-ness. The culmination of this record, 'Almost Careless', sees her ask the question 'what if', but in a way that's neither excited nor nervous, but simply filled with inquisitiveness and a matter of fact consideration.
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Cat: FP 1716. Rel: 26 Apr 22
Indie/Alternative
Review: Originally intended as a second companion disc to the And Nothing Hurt album in 2018, Everything Was Beautiful became its own beast and now marks the latest step on for Jason Pierce's long and winding travels as Spiritualized. Pierce took the bits and pieces from that intended bonus disc and developed an album which has become one of the band's most emotive, engrossing works in recent times, perhaps responding to the universal changes the world has gone through in the past few years. It's still very much the band you've loved since the 90s, but there's a sense of space and maturity in the songwriting which seems set to lodge this as one of the classics in Spiritualized's mammoth oeuvre.
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Everything Was Beautiful (limited heavyweight pink vinyl LP)
Cat: FP 1716X. Rel: 26 Apr 22
Indie/Alternative
Review: Watch out for the upcoming Spiritualized album - aka. Jonathan Meades' musical journey through poor self-confidence, narcissism and doubt. In his words, contained and condensed into the sonic foundries of this album are all the attributes of your bog-standard musician: "paranoia, vanity, egoism, selfishness, sycophancy, resentment, moral nullity and more idiot than idiot savant". This LP comes as a standard black vinyl edition, as well as a premium pink vinyl edition; the latter contains a pillbox in the sleeve, revealing a strange Braille-embossed figurine - or "little thing" - as a keepsake.
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Cat: FAPO 17162. Rel: 27 Apr 22
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