Originally issued on Decca’s Deram imprint in 1970, Bill Fay’s debut album is a soulful and introspective folk-rock masterpiece. With its warm, lush arrangements and heartfelt lyrics, it showcases Fay’s poetic storytelling and enduring from-the-heart emotion. This 180g vinyl re-issue replicates the original UK stereo pressing. Produced by Peter Eden and orchestrated by Michael Gibbs, …
Shed Seven’s third album, Let It Ride, is a vibrant and energetic collection of alternative rock anthems – Packed with catchy melodies and memorable hooks, it captures the band’s confident and upbeat sound – This limited edition 2LP 180g vinyl re-issue, the first time the album has been made available on LP since its initial …
Guitarist and synthesiser player Manuel Göttsching formed Ashra after disbanding Ash Ra Tempel, the outfit he had led since 1971. Moving away from the space rock of his previous group, Ashra was a far more electronics-based project. Recorded in Berlin, between March and June 1976, the four pieces on New Age Of Earth represent the …
Lighthouse Family’s first two albums, the multi-platinum selling debut Ocean Drive and the follow-up Postcards From Heaven, are both being reissued on vinyl on the 29 August. Originally released on Wildcard/Polydor Records in September 1995, Ocean Drive reached No 3 in the UK charts, and spawned four Top 20 singles. This version is pressed onto …
Following on from the Del Amitri re-issues of Change Everything, Twisted and Waking Hours, we’ll be re-issuing Some Other Suckers Parade and Can You Do Me Good? on the 11 July. Some Other Sucker’s Parade is a fascinating addition to Del Amitri’s catalogue. Originally released on A&M Records in June 1997, the album captures a …