Originally released on Wildcard/Polydor Records in October 1997, Postcards From Heaven reached No 2 in the UK charts, spent over a year on the listings and spawned five Top 30 singles – Overseen by Paul Tucker, being the first time the album has ever been released on vinyl, this limited edition pressing is on high-quality …
This December we’re thrilled to be re-issuing three classic albums from John Cale on LP, each re-issue faithfully replicates it’s original Island Records release and is pressed onto high quality 180g vinyl. Released in October 1974, Fear is an incredibly important in the 50+ year career of John Cale. Fear marked Cale’s return to recording …
The debut album by much-loved Yorkshire band, Shed Seven, Change Giver released on vinyl for the first time since 1994, this reissue faithfully replicates the original Polydor UK pressing and is pressed on high-quality 180gm vinyl – Change Giver was released on Polydor Records in September 1994, on the leading edge of the Britpop movement …
Following on from last years Fairport Convention re-issues which saw their self-titled debut, What We Did On Our Holidays, Unhalfbricking and Liege & Lief repressed on high quality vinyl, we present three more re-issues which faithfully replicate the originals and are pressed onto 180g vinyl. After their 1969 album Liege & Leif paved the way, …
Brain Thrust Mastery, the second album by Californian art rockers We Are Scientists was originally released on Virgin Records in March 2008, its heady brew of retro futurism, indie and sparkling shiny power pop make it sound thoroughly contemporary. Named after founder members Keith Murray and Chris Cain’s dress sense led a truck rental supervisor …
To commemorate the 30th anniversary of Therapy?’s Mercury Prize-nominated Troublegum the album is being re-issued in two highly collectable formats. The original album is being pressed onto 180g caramel vinyl, while a 2LP edition is being made available which has the original album on 180g silver vinyl with a second LP on 180g lavender vinyl …
Released in March 1987, Saint Julian was seen as a storming return to form for Julian Cope. Signed to Island Records, his Iggy Pop/Jim Morrison side was cultivated, the weirdness dialled down, leathers were worn and a rock’n’roll microphone stand was utilised. The lead track “World Shut Your Mouth” gave Cope his first solo UK …
T2 were formed from Bulldog Breed alumni Bernard Jinks on bass and guitarist and vocalist Keith Cross with drummer Peter Dunton from The Gun. Dunton and Jinks had both played in the group Neon Pearl. Securing a sizeable advance for their talents, what they created in It’ll All Work Out In Boomland is a progressive …
A collaboration between David Vorhaus, Brian Hodgson and Delia Derbyshire, White Noise: An Electric Storm is the very epitome of a cult album. Its capitalized rear sleeve message told prospective listeners all they needed to know: MANY SOUNDS HAVE NEVER BEEN HEARD BY HUMANS: SOME SOUND WAVES YOU DON’T HEAR – BUT THEY REACH YOU. …
Cocteau Twins – vocalist Elizabeth Fraser, guitarist Robin Guthrie, and bassist Simon Raymonde – formed in Grangemouth, Scotland in the late 70s. The brainchild of Guthrie and original bassist Will Heggie, by 1981 they had added Fraser and the following year signed to 4AD, one of the most illustrious of the indie labels. With Raymonde …
