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TV & Radio 1970-71
Cat: RANDB 133LP. Rel: 29 Feb 24
 
Rock
Thunderbuck Ram (3:37)
Original Mixed Up Kid (3:08)
Whisky Women (2:58)
The Moon Upstairs (4:57)
Darkness Darkness (3:14)
At The Crossroads (2:59)
Keep A-Knockin' (2:12)
What'd I Say (2:01)
Like A Rolling Stone (9:01)
You Really Got Me (2:40)
Angel Of Eighth Avenue (4:36)
Wrong Side Of The River (4:08)
When My Mind's Gone (3:54)
Review: Rhythm & Blues follows on from the success of its Mott The Hoople at the BBC 1970 release - well worth a look (or listen) - with another retrospective compilation that makes a convincing case for us all diving headfirst into the band's full back catalogue to marvel at what's there. A collection of broadcast tracks from Top Gear, Sounds of the Seventies, and The John Peel Sunday Concert are included, and all sound gritty, growly, raw and vital. Among the highlights are versions of Like A Rolling Stone and When My Mind's Gone, which the release notes argue are "rare-as-hens-teeth", and we're not in position to argue, while the take on 'What'd I Say' feels soaked in enough spilt whisky and blues you could probably get loaded on the fumes alone. Ultimately, though, there's no point picking individual parts here. Instead, think wall-to-wall reasons why the Hoople were such a rare breed.
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Music Of The Spheres
Music Of The Spheres (coloured vinyl LP + booklet + art print + MP3 download code in die-cut spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: 019029 6666964. Rel: 15 Oct 21
 
Rock
Music Of The Spheres (0:53)
Higher Power (3:25)
Humankind (4:26)
Alien Choir (0:53)
Let Somebody Go (3:59)
Human Heart (3:09)
People Of The Pride (3:38)
Biutyful (3:13)
Music Of The Spheres II (0:23)
My Universe (with BTS) (3:43)
Infinity Sign (3:46)
Coloratura (10:09)
Review: They're the biggest but most hated band on the planet, but that will never stop Coldplay. The band has long been at the top of the pop-rock world and once again Music of the Spheres is likely to keep them there. It is an album rather less wrought with emotional tension than they are known for but still has one eye firmly on the cosmos, like much of their material. In fact, there is a loose concept here that revolves around a distant solar system. The lead single, 'My Universe,' features K-pop kings BTS and is already a number one, and the rest of the tunes are so unashamedly big they will likely follow.
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At The BBC 1970
At The BBC 1970 (limited LP)
Cat: RANDB 120LP. Rel: 27 Apr 23
 
Rock
Ohio (4:33)
No Wheels To Ride (5:30)
Rock 'n' Roll Queen (7:11)
The Debt (4:43)
Walking With A Mountain (8:43)
Keep A-Knockin' (4:19)
At The Crossroads (5:23)
Laugh At Me (4:33)
Review: Mott The Hoople's original line up were on hand when the band went in to the BBC to record this live show for radio. It was back in 1970 and the set list they went for mixes up their Dylan-influenced ballads with plenty of more does eyed stoner rock sounds. Fans will recognise most of these tunes from various Mott the Hoople long players, although three of them were never actually on any record other than this one. The pressing is of great quality given the age of the recording and is a must for fans with extensive sleeve notes.
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Hellraiser
Hellraiser (limited 10")
Cat: SNYL 93869. Rel: 06 Dec 21
 
Rock
Ozzy Osbourne & Lemmy From Motorhead - "Hellraiser Mashup" (4:59)
Ozzy Osbourne - "Hellraiser" (4:54)
Motorhead - "Hellraiser" (4:33)
Review: "This 10" single reissue comes in celebration of the upcoming 30th anniversary of Ozzy Osbourne's 'No More Tears'. A new mashup sure to inspire only the best moshpitting and hair-flicking skills from every true hard rock head, this new track hears a the original Ozzy song mashed up with Motorhread's version. Never before released, it sounds like an alternate Dante eagerly cruising through the many layers of hell, as new drum reversings, stereo effects and soundscapes are peppered into this masterful musical jigsaw. The B-side also contains the two original, unremixed versions.

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Television Themes
Cat: AJXLP 450. Rel: 05 Oct 18
 
Soundtracks
Are You Being Served (2:21)
The Good Life (2:05)
London Weekend Television (0:09)
Blankety Blank (1:57)
Top Of The Pops (3:04)
Picture Box (2:56)
The Liver Birds (3:12)
Thames Television (0:08)
Rainbow (2:46)
Doctor Who (3:17)
Wildtrak (2:12)
World In Action (2:45)
Sorry (2:42)
Open University (0:42)
Review: English actor, writer, and musician Matt Berry - of Darkplace and IT Crowd fame - covers, yes, covers an assortment of classic British TV themes. The result is an album to be appreciated as much as it is to be taken seriously, as it is to be enjoyed. Of course there's a pinch of humour with Berry placing himself alongside a muppet and Doctor Who on the album's cover art, but it's the theatrical, jazz and upbeat, yet easy listening approach of the album which really paints the picture. The LP's opener "Are You Being Served" is undeniable sweetest spot of nostalgia here, with the minutia of Thames Television indents, at 8 seconds long, also checked and covered. Recorded solo by Berry himself, it's a burgundy-beige trip through the technicolour memory of one's formative years enjoying the early-evenings and afternoons watching a select choice of the UKs most iconic TV.
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Been Stellar EP
Been Stellar EP (transparent red vinyl 12")
Cat: SOYOUNG 008. Rel: 10 Nov 22
 
Rock
Arthur (4:01)
Manhattan Youth (3:43)
My Honesty (3:54)
Kids 1995 (4:37)
Ohm (5:31)
Review: New York City's Been Stellar debuts on the So Young label with an album that is bright but distorted and crackly. It has great stories of violence as well as love, and paints a picture of the new and un-glamorous New York City itself. His big walls of guitar tones and vocal earnesty all convey the history of his local streets in indie-rock tunes that go big. There is an underlying pulse to 'My Honesty' that locks you in while tightly coiled guitars move from loud-quiet dynamics to build tension. It is a highlight amongst many here.
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The Covers: Volume One 1963-1964
The Covers: Volume One 1963-1964 (limited translucent green vinyl LP)
Cat: ART 11. Rel: 26 Jul 23
 
Rock
Come On (2:10)
Memphis Tennessee (2:23)
Roll Over Beethoven (2:17)
Don't Lie To Me (1:42)
You Better Move On (2:33)
I Wanna Be Your Man (1:50)
Mona (2:11)
Walking The Dog (2:33)
Bye Bye Johnny (2:16)
Roll Over Beethoven (2:30)
Beautiful Delilah (2:13)
(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 (2:28)
Cops & Robbers (3:43)
You Better Move On (2:47)
Hi-Heel Sneekers (2:34)
I Just Wanna Make Love To You (1:36)
I'm Moving On (2:17)
Review: There must be something in the water right now cause as well as a new limited edition picture disc featuring a wealth of The Beatles covers, we're also treated to this limited translucent green salt featuring a load of covers from their archival rivals, The Rolling Stones. This one collects together their covers from between 1963 and 1964 when they were often found adding their own blues-rock twist to well known pop hits. The likes of 'Memphis Tennessee', the Lennon-McCartney penned 'I Wanna Be Your Man' and '(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66' all feature.
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Live At Seattle Centre Coliseum 1970
Live At Seattle Centre Coliseum 1970 (limited 180 gram silver vinyl LP)
Cat: VC 91709. Rel: 26 Jan 24
 
Rock
Break On Through (To The Other Side) (5:14)
Back Door Man/Love Hides (7:05)
Roadhouse Blues (4:54)
Someday Soon (3:55)
Light My Fire (2:26)
Mystery Train (part 1) (3:03)
Baby Please Don't Go (2:49)
Mystery Train (part 2) (5:55)
Away In India (3:54)
Crossroads (8:06)
Review: Take a trip back in time with this exquisite live recording of The Doors back in their pomp and heyday. It was on June 5th 1970 that the legendary group fronted by Jim Morrison headed to the Seattle Center Coliseum following widespread plaudits for their recently released Morrison Hotel album in February of the same year. They were warped up in several legal issues but played out of their skin on this night for a broadcast on KUOW-FM radio. It was the fifth and last time they played in Seattle and finds them playing with power and vitality despite a hostile crowd and some sound issues.
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1963: London To Manchester (mono)
Cat: RANDB 125LP. Rel: 16 Nov 23
 
50s/60s
She Loves You (2:22)
Twist & Shout (3:01)
I Saw Her Standing There (2:43)
Long Tall Sally (1:32)
She Loves You (2:31)
Twist & Shout (2:45)
Money (0:56)
Twist & Shout (0:30)
Boys/From Me To You (0:40)
Roll Over Beethoven (0:32)
Some Other Guy (0:28)
I Saw Her Standing There (0:24)
From Me To You (0:51)
From Me To You (1:52)
Til There Was You (2:33)
She Loves You (2:09)
Twist & Shout (1:29)
From Me To You (1:17)
All My Loving (1:03)
She Loves You (1:14)
I Saw Her Standing There (0:43)
Baby It's You (0:17)
Twist & Shout (1:52)
From Me To You (2:26)
She Loves You (2:05)
Twist & Shout (3:38)
Review: As we write this The Beatles have just managed to put out their last ever, they say, new single. By harnessing the vast powers of AI and feeding it a dusty old clip of him singing back in the day, they have even managed to recreate the voice of John Lennon. It's a reminder of how ahead of their time the Liverpool band always was, even back in the 1960s. And that's when this album London to Manchester was recorded live on October 13, 1963, which marked the point at which the press knew the band was going to be global superstars and features all their biggest hits from this early-on time.
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Inviolate
Inviolate (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: FN 76701. Rel: 18 Mar 22
 
Rock
Teeth Of The Hydra (5:13)
Zeus In Chains (4:41)
Little Pretty (6:29)
Candle Power (3:32)
Apollo In Color (4:21)
Avalancha (5:10)
Greenish Blues (6:10)
Knappsack (5:21)
Sandman Cloud Mist (5:59)
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Dropout Boogie
Cat: 007559 7913576. Rel: 13 May 22
 
Indie/Alternative
Wild Child (2:42)
It Ain't Over (3:43)
For The Love Of Money (3:20)
Your Team Is Looking Good (3:04)
Good Love (3:35)
How Long (3:16)
Burn The Damn Thing Down (2:50)
Happiness (3:43)
Baby I'm Coming Home (3:07)
Didn't I Love You (4:00)
Review: The Black Keys are back with more of that raw, bluesy-soaked rawk they do so well. The duo of Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney wrote this new album in the studio, laying down initial ideas in Nashville before expanding the sessions to include collaborators such as Billy F. Gibbons, Greg Cartwright and Angelo Petraglia. Everything you love about the 'Keys is right here, and lead single 'Wild Child' has all the hooks and ear-snagging chorus lines you could wish for, with that dirty, overdriven guitar sound that has been their calling card since they first broke through 20 years ago.
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'Flicted
'Flicted (limited yellow vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: ZAPPO 001EXC. Rel: 27 May 22
 
Rock
Sidelines (3:35)
Tag (4:31)
The Hound (3:26)
Too Much Monkey Business (3:54)
Maybe Now (2:54)
Bucket List (3:36)
Days Ahead (4:59)
Lidar (4:20)
Is This It (4:35)
Had Enough (4:30)
Simple Prayer (II) (2:49)
Point Omega (3:03)
Review: Keyboardist, singer, and songwriter Bruce Hornsby is back on his own label Zappo Productions with latest album Flicked. It was co-produced with Tony Berg with extra contributions from Ezra Koenig of Vampire Weekend, Danielle Haim from Haim) and Rob Moose from Mumford & Sons. The record is the third in a series of collections of songs based on music made for the famous filmmaker Spike Lee. It has an upbeat feel as Bruce heads into new musical territory and experiments with rich sonic textures and rhythms and deep, contemplative lyrics. Dance music, hip hop and plenty of in between sounds are explored on this adventurous record and it will come with a big run of tour dates.
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Actress: The Birth Of The New York Dolls (Record Store Day RSD 2021)
Cat: RRS 133LP. Rel: 21 Jun 21
 
Rock
That's Poison (4:58)
I Am Confronted (5:57)
It's Too Late (4:33)
Oh Dot! (4:09)
I'm A Boy, I'm A Girl (5:19)
Coconut Grove (4:14)
Take Me To Your Party (4:09)
Oh Dot! (take 2) (3:21)
It's Too Late (take 2) (3:27)
We Have Been Through This Before (4:37)
Why Am I Alone? (3:22)
Review: Who needs commercial success, anyway? At least not in the Big Apple during the early-1970s - long before Manhattan became a millionaire's enclave and most of Brooklyn out-priced normal people. The New York Dolls certainly didn't seem to mind that their rowdy and raucous take on rock 'n' roll, somewhere between The Who in full meltdown mode and Jimmy Hendrix and the seedlings of punk, didn't capture mainstream imaginations when they first started out.

Through countless lineup iterations things would slowly and slightly change, with the band's first two LPs considered two of the most sought after releases in cult guitar-dom (The New York Dolls and Too Much Too Soon). Actress predates all that, taking its name from the outfit the Dolls grew out of, but the blueprint for critical recognition is clear already - part psychedelic, party sweat and blood and tears, part lager and fighting, all befitting one of modern history's most hedonistic eras.
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Heroes Just For One Day
Heroes Just For One Day (coloured vinyl LP)
Cat: SGVNY 015. Rel: 27 Mar 23
 
Rock
China Girl (5:34)
Sound & Vision (3:24)
Ziggy Stardust (3:34)
Young Americans (4:15)
Heroes (4:51)
Modern Love (4:09)
The Jean Genie/Gloria (7:46)
Rock 'N' Roll Suicide (3:59)
Review: Heroes Just For One Day is a superb document of just how extraordinary David Bowie was in the live arena. In 1990 he was taking new paths to rejuvenate his creativity and before he embarked on it fully he headed out on his 1990 Sound+Vision Tour which was to be one final goodbye to many of his most famous back catalogue hits. It's a superb swan song that was captured in all its glory and is now presented here on multicoloured marble vinyl. As far as greatest hits go, it's as great as they get.
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Live NME Pollwinners Concert 1964: Volume One
Cat: ART 46. Rel: 28 Nov 23
 
50s/60s
She Loves You (2:14)
You Can't Do That (2:36)
Twist & Shout (2:52)
Long Tall Sally (2:34)
Can't Buy Me Love (2:10)
A Hard Day's Night (2:26)
Thing's We Said Todat (2:52)
You Can't Do That (2:53)
If I Fell (2:23)
Long Tall Sally (1:58)
I Feel Fine (3:40)
She's A Woman (2:58)
Baby's In Black (2:40)
Ticket To Ride (3:23)
Long Tall Sally (2:14)
Act Naturally (2:44)
Ticket To Ride (2:59)
Yesterday (2:11)
Review: Dave Clark Five, Manfred Mann, Gerry & The Pacemakers, The Searchers. To say the New Musical Express pulled together an impressive line up for the magazine's celebratory concert, at which the winners of a reader's poll were revealed, would be an understatement. And this is before we even mention the fact The Rolling Stones were also involved, only beaten to the top of the bill by The Beatles. On the day, Liverpool's Fab Four were presented their award by none other than Roger Moore, and then proceeded to play their first live show in 15 weeks. 'She Loves You', 'You Can't Do That', 'Long Tall Sally', and 'Can't Buy Me Love' were among the highlights, with an audience of 10,000 packing out the Empire Pool in Wembley for the entire day. This recording captures the energy of that set and the spirit of the time.
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Paper Monsters (reissue)
Paper Monsters (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: 194398 78541. Rel: 29 Oct 21
 
Rock
Dirty Sticky Floors (3:34)
Hold On (4:07)
A Little Piece (5:01)
Bottle Living (3:33)
Black & Blue Again (5:31)
Stay (4:12)
I Need You (4:42)
Bitter Apple (5:52)
Hidden Houses (4:59)
Goodbye (5:30)
Review: In many ways the critical reception to Dave Gahan's debut solo outing is still surprising. Mainly because a good number of critics seemed surprised at the depth and assurance of the record, which kind of seems to deny the fact this is the voice of Depeche Mode, arguably one of the finest bands to ever come out of the UK and certainly a group that understand what it means to layer musical textures and meld multiple themes.

'Stay' might be the best case in point. It's patient, it's elegant, there's a real air of sorrow but also you can't help feeling loved while listening to it. Balladry in the truest sense, the fact that track is sandwiched between the soft half-house music of 'I Need You' and the epic, theatrical anthem 'Black & Blue Again' is a case in point. A real journey.
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People & Things (reissue)
People & Things (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile orange vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: MOVLP 2838C. Rel: 07 Jun 21
 
Rock
My Racing Thoughts (4:17)
Release Me (3:17)
Television (3:35)
Amy, I (3:33)
Hey Hey Hey (We're All Gonna Die) (3:35)
People, Running (3:39)
Amelia Jean (2:53)
Platform Fire (3:23)
Hostage (4:24)
Restless Dream (3:48)
Casting Lines (3:36)
Review: Andrew McMahon from pop punk band Something Corporate found great success with his side project, Jack's Mannequin. Ten band pout out their last album in 2011 and it featured some high profile guests including Jamie Muhoberac, Chris Chaney from Jane's Addiction, and Patrick Warren. Rob Cavallo (who has worked with bands like Green Day and Linkin Park and Jim Scott (The Rolling Stones, Red Hot Chili Peppers) both worked as co-producers on the album, which his a real pop rock classic with plenty of big, singalong tunes and epic air guitar ruffs. The songwriting was well praised at time of release and resonates to this day.
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Mad Not Mad (reissue)
Mad Not Mad (reissue) (heavyweight vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: 405053 8618808. Rel: 24 Jun 22
 
Rock
I'll Compete (3:19)
Yesterday's Men (4:37)
Uncle Sam (4:08)
White Heat (3:50)
Mad Not Mad (4:39)
Sweetest Girl (5:45)
Burning The Boats (4:31)
Tears You Can't Hide (3:09)
Time (4:15)
Coldest Day (4:26)
Review: Six albums in and Madness had firmly established themselves as part of the British pop firmament when they released Mad Not Mad in 1985. It's a divisive album which captures Suggs' Camden Town likely lads in a period of transition as the 80s wore on and musical styles shifted. Moving on from the chirpy ska of their early days they moved into a more polished pop sound which landed them a billing on NME's 'Greatest Albums Of All Time' just weeks after its release. With the singles 'Uncle Sam' and 'Sweetest Girl' nestled amongst some of the bands' most introspective tracks (see 'Mad Not Mad') it's an important part of the Madness legacy, handily repressed on 180 gm wax for your listening pleasure.
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Romantic Attitude (reissue)
Cat: JFR 728. Rel: 01 Feb 22
 
Funk
Romantic Attitude (3:24)
Stoned Out Of It (2:27)
Review: John Fitch & Associates were a one-shot curio from the tail end of the 60s who, on the strength of this record, should have ridden their wave of heavy, funky blues long into the 70s. What they did on their sole single was as strong as any of the more established and successful groups of the era, but of course the dusty archives of music history are littered with such mysteries and near-misses. Either way it's a treat to see this one get a fresh pressing, with the laid back but beautifully overdriven soul of 'Romantic Attitude' facing off with the hopped-up fuzz of 'Stoned Out Of It'.
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You Scare Me To Death
You Scare Me To Death (limited 7" + insert)
Cat: YATC 87. Rel: 07 Feb 22
 
Rock
You Scare Me To Death (2:42)
Cat Black (You Know She's Back) (2:33)
Mustang Ford (2:38)
The Perfumed Garden Of Gulliver Smith (2:48)
Review: Not to be confused with either the album of the same name nor a prior 7" single with different music on it, this limited cut contains four outtakes and demos recorded by T. Rex's Marc Bolan in 1966. Later in 1981, backing instrumentals were recorded and added to Bolan's vocals, under the watchful eye of his trusted former manager Simon Napier-Bell. From 'Mustang Ford' to the later hit 'The Perfurmed Garden...', Bolan sounds all but overdubbed here; he is at one with each rollicking, slick backing, freewheeling and near yelling on this rock altarpiece.

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Vagabond Ways
Vagabond Ways (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 405053 8649994. Rel: 04 Mar 22
 
Rock
Vagabond Ways (3:20)
Incarceration Of A Flower Child (5:31)
File It Under Fun From The Past (4:50)
Electra (3:25)
Wilder Shores Of Love (5:39)
Marathon Kiss (3:59)
For Wanting You (3:54)
Great Expectations (3:14)
Tower Of Song (4:29)
After The Ceasefire (4:11)
Review: It had been five years since fans had received any new, original material from Marianne Faithful by the time Vagabond Ways landed, and it's safe to say the record was worth the wait. Containing both her own work, and re-interpretations of songs by the likes of Roger Waters, Elton John, and Leonard Cohen, if the track list is impressive then the delivery is astounding.

Continuing in her neo-cabaret persona, Vagabond Ways is a theatrical and dramatic piece of work to say the least. Packed with emotion and stage presence, to call this rock would be reductive. More a journey into a kind of surreal, experimental pop realm that's filled with mystery, beauty, and unease, this is an excellent example of how a record can invoke incredibly vivid imagery of your own devising.
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India (reissue)
India (reissue) (gatefold LP + insert)
Cat: MRBLP 149. Rel: 31 Jul 17
 
International
India (6:54)
Milho Verde (4:25)
Presente Cotidiano (2:54)
Volta (3:19)
Relance (4:55)
Da Maior Importancia (5:08)
Passarinho (5:27)
Pontos De Luz (2:43)
Desafinado (2:39)
Review: Last reissued in Brazil over 10 years ago and last reissued on vinyl over 20 years ago, legendary Brazilian singer Gal Costa's sixth album is a tropicalian odyssey. Reflective, soulful, touching and dynamic, Gal guides us through a sunset story of ballads ("Volta"), bossas ("Milho Verde") blues ("De Maior Importance") and beyond with an all-star troupe of musicians including Gilberto Gil, Arthur Verocai and Dominguinhos. Remastered to a touch and complete with the original cover that was banned by the Brazilian dictatorship at the time, this is the first time India has been reissued with care in decades.
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BBC2 Sessions 1968-69 (mono)
Cat: RANDB 97LP. Rel: 13 Oct 22
 
Rock
If You Be My Baby (3:32)
Wine Whiskey & Women (2:14)
Peggy Sue Got Married (1:50)
Evenin' Boogie (2:57)
Intergalactic Musicians Walking On Velvet (4:26)
Sheila (2:02)
Hot Rod Man (3:23)
Shake Your Moneymaker (3:11)
Lazy Poker Blues (3:18)
My Baby's Sweet (3:52)
Love That Burns (4:16)
Oh Well (1:45)
Like Crying (0:51)
Linda (4:41)
Review: Everyone has their favourite Fleetwood Mac jams and that's because the band had such great versatility. That is displayed on this collection of BBC2 Sessions which were recorded between 1968-9. The 14 tracks all take in a mix of R&B, electric blues, acoustic blues and more. The sessions were originally recorded for a variety of TV and radio programs and these versions have never made it onto any studio album. This collection is a sister release to the official Live At The BBC album and includes tracks that have guest spots from Christine Perfect, who as Christine McVie became a big part of the band going forwards.
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Milton Keynes 1990
Milton Keynes 1990 (limited 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: ICONICVR 003. Rel: 30 May 23
 
Rock
Space Oddity (5:04)
Rebel Rebel (3:09)
Ashes To Ashes (4:59)
Fashion (5:36)
Life On Mars (3:40)
Let's Dance (4:48)
Ziggy Stardust (3:35)
Young Americans (4:36)
Suffragette City (2:58)
Heroes (5:03)
Changes (3:04)
The Jean Jeanie (6:22)
Review: David Bowie's legacy lives on years after his death - that is if it hasn't even grown since the great artist's sad passing. This unique live album was recorded in 1990 at the Milton Keynes Bowl and saw the cute singer performing songs on his Sound+Vision tour. This gig was the first leg of his return to Europe so found him full of energy and vitality and turning in superb tunes like 'Rebel Rebel', 'Ashes to Ashes' and 'Life on Mars'. All of this was in front of a massive 60,000-plus crowd and it still makes for spine-tingling listening all the years later.
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The Fighting Temeraire
Cat: DAMGOOD 578LP. Rel: 10 Nov 22
 
Psych/Garage Rock
Song Of The Medway (2:33)
A La Mort Surbite (3:53)
I Don't Like The Man That I Am (4:00)
White Whale Blues (3:32)
Stood Upon A Chair (2:52)
The Broken And The Lost Of The Old Long Bar (3:54)
The Fighting Tameraire (3:28)
A Rusty Stain (2:44)
Your Mediocre Mind (3:22)
The Walls Of Red Wing (3:54)
The Jutland Sea (2:49)
The Rochester Recruiting Sergeant (3:30)
Review: Where do you start with 'Wild' Billy Childish? A true enigma, and a figurehead of the eccentric, anti-establishment British arts scene known for advocating amateurism, non-conformity and free emotional expression through creativity since the 1970s, co-founder of the Stuckism figurative painting movement, concerned with supposed Remodernist ideals which push back against the post-modern, it's almost easy to forget about his recording career in and among the book publishing, exhibitions, poems and Super 8 movies.

Thankfully, then, we have The Fighting Tameraire in our new releases pile to remind us that he's fundamentally a deft hand at writing, arranging, singing and performing lo-fi semi-traditional garage folk stuff that has one foot in the English pubs of bygone ages and another in contemporary alternative rock. This collection is rousing, emotive, witty, and thoroughly human in a way that feels increasingly rare today.
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New Boots & Panties!! (reissue)
New Boots & Panties!! (reissue) (limited transparent amber vinyl LP)
Cat: 405053 8828153. Rel: 17 Nov 22
 
Indie/Alternative
Wake Up & Make Love With Me (4:08)
Sweet Gene Vincent (3:32)
I'm Partial To Your Abracadabra (3:10)
My Old Man (3:38)
Billericay Dickie (4:17)
Clevor Trever (4:59)
If I Was With A Woman (3:25)
Blockheads (3:31)
Plaistow Patricia (4:13)
Blackmail Man (2:18)
Review: Ian Dury's debut studio album New Boots and Panties!! made a big splash upon release in September 1977. It was a broad stylistic work with a wide range of influences from pub rock to funk, disco and early rock and roll as well as British hall music. Most of the tunes are love songs with plenty of evocative character stories and tales of the working class folk of London's East End. It was often thought by fans to be the standout album of Dury's career.
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Seven Psalms
Seven Psalms (limited 10")
Cat: CAVETHINGS 008. Rel: 30 Jun 22
 
Indie/Alternative
How Long Have I Waited? (1:34)
Have Mercy On Me (1:35)
I Have Trembled My Way Deep (1:35)
I Have Wandered All My Unending Days (1:26)
Splendour, Glorious Splendour (2:01)
Such Things Should Never Happen (1:45)
I Come Alone & To You (2:06)
Psalm Instrumental (11:43)
Review: Seven Psalms finds Australia's most imperious musical misfit Nick Cave leaving his Bad Seeds at home and teaming up with frequent collaborator Warren Ellis for a limited 10". The spoken word pieces on this record are the result of a daily song writing practice over a week during lockdown - Cave himself describes them as "small, sacred songs," set to appropriately subtle musical accompaniment. Recorded during the sessions for Cave and Ellis' 2021 album Carnage, it's a rich work in its own right that offers a different perspective on Cave's considerable gifts as a soothsayer.
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Live In The USA 1972
Cat: RANDB 113LP. Rel: 20 Jan 23
 
Rock
Brown Sugar (3:26)
Bitch (4:32)
Gimme Shelter (4:53)
Happy (2:51)
Tumbling Dice (4:30)
Sweet Virginia (4:18)
You Can't Always Get What You Want (7:05)
All Down The Line (4:06)
Rip This Joint (2:20)
Uptight/Satisfaction (5:55)
Review: When The Rolling Stones head out on their American Tour of 1972, which has also come known as the "Stones Touring Party", or S.T.P., little did they know it would become part of rock and roll legend and very much set a benchmark for all rock bands after. It saw them play some of their first-ever gigs stateside all across the United States and Canada after previously only playing the Altamont Free Concert in December 1969. Now you can hear some of the magical moments on this live album including tunes like 'Brown Sugar' and 'Gimme Shelter.'
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In Concert For The BBC 1972
Cat: RANDB 121LP. Rel: 23 Feb 23
 
Rock
Ice Cream Cakes (7:17)
Morning Dew (5:10)
Going Down (6:06)
Definitely Maybe (5:52)
Ain't No Sunshine (4:31)
New Ways/Train Train (7:08)
Got The Feeling (6:55)
Let Me Love You (6:08)
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Live At The Fillmore West In San Francisco 9th January 1969
Cat: SRFM 0014CV. Rel: 11 Jul 23
 
Rock
White Summer (9:34)
Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (6:50)
Killing Floor (6:59)
As Long As I Have You (17:59)
Review: "They already sound like a veteran group and soon ought to be ranked in the company of the Who, Rolling Stones and the late Cream," said one US critic after catching Led Zeppelin playing one of America's most treasured concert halls, San Francisco's Filmore West. Then in its infancy, opening just a year before Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham took to the stage, we can say with a degree of certainty that this would be one of the shows that helped establish the address' now historic reputation. Gritty, very loud, and utterly groundbreaking at the time, trying to write about a Led Zeppelin record in 2023 isn't easy - so much has already been said and anyone with ears has likely heard them plenty by now. Attempting to do the same with a live recording feels even more redundant. Capturing their energy and ferocity on stage via words on page is impossible. Let's just say this, then: you won't regret picking this one.
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Somewhere Under The Rainbow
Somewhere Under The Rainbow (gatefold 2xLP + insert)
Cat: 093624 885047. Rel: 13 Apr 23
 
Rock
Tonight's The Night (6:00)
Mellow My Mind (3:23)
World On A String (3:11)
Speakin' Out (6:12)
Albuquerque (4:24)
New Mama (3:14)
Roll Another Number (For The Road) (5:00)
Tired Eyes (6:00)
Tonight's The Night (part II) (12:30)
Flying On The Ground Is Wrong (5:54)
Human Highway (10:17)
Helpless (2:43)
Don't Be Denied (6:18)
Cowgirl In The Sand (13:09)
Review: Recorded live at the Rainbow Theatre in London on November 5, 1973 as part of Young's tour with the Santa Monica Flyers, this key show in Young's career finally gets pressed to vinyl thanks to Warner. The band - comprised of Young on vocals and guitar, Nils Lofgren (lead and rhythm guitar, piano, accordion, vocals), Ben Keith (pedal steel guitar, vocals), Billy Talbot (bass, vocals) and Ralph Molina (drums, vocals) - performed a series of standout shows following the release of their seminal album Tonight's the Night. Featuring too many classics to count, including 'Helpless', 'Don't Be Denied' and 'Cowgirl In The Sand', this show is regularly celebrated for its "completely spontaneous and high-revved performance".
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Planeador
Cat: NYCT 7082. Rel: 30 Mar 23
 
Psych/Garage Rock
Planeador (3:06)
Intuicion (3:45)
Review: Caito Sanchez lives in New York but was born in Panama and is a dedicated drummer who has spent years as a sideman. He's been honing his craft since the early 2000s and has played with the likes of Charles Bradley, Lee Fields and Brian Jackson. Now he finally makes the big step of going it alone and this debut single shows what he is capable of. He takes care of drums, but also bass, guitar and lead voice on a pair of nuggets that are heavy and psychedelic Spanish rock tunes full of fresh new wave sounds.
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Songwriter: 1973
Cat: DEMREC 1109. Rel: 26 May 23
 
Rock
Midnight (Master version) (2:45)
Down Home Lady (version 4) (1:39)
Sitting Here (original B-side) (2:21)
Saturation Syncopation (Alias All Alone) (version 3) (3:23)
Satisfaction Pony (original B-side) (2:49)
The Avengers (Superbad) (Solo Electric) (2:50)
Change (album version) (2:48)
Liquid Gang (Working version) (2:53)
Sound Pit (album version) (2:48)
Spanish Midnight (demo) (2:25)
Galaxy (album version) (1:55)
Look To Your Soul (demo) (4:57)
Teenage Dream (original A-side) (2:38)
Jitterbug Love (3:06)
Truck On (Tyke) (original A-side) (1:52)
Till Dawn (take 3) (2:00)
Review: Their latest release in the Marc Bolan Songwriter series, following on from the success of Songwriter: 1970 and Songwriter: 1971, Demon Records are introducing Songwriter: 1973 to their catalogue. An intimate, vinyl-only look into the influential artist's prolific output, Songwriter: 1971 delves into a period of change during which Bolan was more active than ever, recording music incessantly in recording studios in both the US and Europe - an era in which the distinctive T Rex sound was becoming increasingly limiting for the artist. Over the course of this in depth sixteen-track compilation, featuring a fascinating selection of finished recordings and working versions, this next chapter charts Bolan's attempts to develop and ultimately move away from the sound he had invented for himself.
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The London Sessions '72
The London Sessions '72 (limited gatefold double 7")
Cat: EA 45072. Rel: 24 Jun 22
 
Rock
I Got A Right (take #4 with Guitar Solo - Olympic Studios) (2:51)
Tight Pants (James & Scott Run Through - Trident Studios) (1:23)
Search & Destroy (alternate version - CBS Studios) (3:22)
Death Trip (Early Guide vocal version - CBS Studios) (4:47)
Gimme Danger (Early version - CBS Studios) (3:20)
Review: Not to be confused with the 12th studio album by Mary J. Blige, or any of the other records with 'London Sessions' in the title (and there will be many, many), it's now 50 years since Iggy Pop and his Stooges sat down to record the now-legendary LP, Raw Power, with sessions taking place (you guessed it), in London. Logically, this extended player collates some of the best versions that didn't make the final cut into one place, and as such is definitely a must for diehard fans and collectors.

Not that others should be put off in anyway. We'd still recommend getting a copy of the original as it was intended to be released. The players designed it that way. But this is also a well-worth owning piece of punk rock history, with unrelenting, unpolished, uncompromising and unapologetic noise sounding as infectious today as it did back then.
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Your Fandango
Your Fandango (limited coloured vinyl 7")
Cat: CLO 2418. Rel: 04 Aug 21
 
Rock
Your Fandango (4:28)
Your Fandango (instrumental mix) (4:29)
Review: Rock Hall Of Fame nominee Todd Rundgren is an accomplished songwriter and ever-innovative producer. Here he links up with someone just as talented in the shape of Sparks, who is an eclectic and quixotic creative and pillar of the modern musical world. 'Your Fandango' (served up here on a limited coloured vinyl 7") is the third single from Rundgren's forthcoming Space Force album. It's a wall of sound with space rock riffs, gauzy textures and freaky vocals. After this comes the album with guests spots from Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo and Muslim hip hop artist Narcy amongst much more.
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Solo Sings Simon
Solo Sings Simon (limited gatefold LP)
Cat: TLAK 1125. Rel: 17 Mar 22
 
Rock
Two Ways Of Lookin' At The Same Thing (4:06)
One (4:28)
Livin' In A Land Of Sunshine (5:24)
Tannenbaum (3:16)
King Lear's Blues (4:25)
Open Up Summertime (3:16)
Irresistible (4:05)
Railroad Train Runnin' Up My Back (3:23)
Livin' In A Land Of Sunshine (Winter version) (3:39)
Can't Get Enough Of You (3:10)
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EP3
EP3 (10")
Cat: 481296 6. Rel: 17 Nov 22
 
Rock
World Go Round (4:11)
Everyone & Everything (2:51)
Let's Be Friends (4:14)
Free Your Soul (feat Dave Koz & Jose Antonio Rodriguez) (5:27)
Review: Recorded at home in Ringo Starr's Roccobella West studio, the former Beatles drummer has drafted a number of long-term partners in crime for his latest release. Those names include Steve Lukather, Linda Perry, Fave Coz, Jose Antonio Rodriguez, and Bruce Sugar, among others. But, ingredients aside, what's the end result actually like?

Well, for one thing, it feels like a record made with camaraderie. The appropriately-titled 'Everyone & Everything' has a definite Fab Four vibe to its outro, requesting that all in earshot get involved in a chorus designed to get everyone and everything singing along. 'Let's Be Friends' takes that atmosphere to the after party, "Ya, ya, ya, ya" vocal hook making the whole thing sound slightly madcap. Meanwhile, closer 'Free Your Soul' invites us into smoother and sexier surrounds via sax and tropical beats.

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Elegy
Elegy (limited 7")
Cat: DYNAM 7120. Rel: 07 Sep 22
 
Funk
Elegy (3:10)
The Kettle (4:27)
Review: Pressed for the first time on 7" vinyl, two killer rock club tracks from the legendary Colloseum, track 1 and 2 from their sophomore 1969 album 'Valentyne Suite' - 'Elegy' and 'The Kettle'.
The powerful and up-tempo 'Elegy' is a funky love song, with steaming guitars and heavy groove, an absolute home run of a funky club banger. On the flip is the 'The Kettle', featuring a heavy rock groove that the attentive ear will recognise as sampled by Fatboy Slim for 'Ya Mama'.
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Enfants De Paris: Live At Bataclan Paris 1972
Cat: JACK 035. Rel: 14 Aug 23
 
Rock
Waiting For The Man (5:44)
Berlin (5:24)
Black Angels Death Song (4:31)
Wild Child (5:58)
Empty Bottles (3:22)
Heroin (6:48)
Ghost Story (3:15)
The Biggest, Loudest, Hairiest Group Of All (3:52)
Femme Fatale (3:47)
All Tomorrow's Parties (3:08)
Janitor Of Lunacy (4:06)
Review: This broadcast was first aired on French TV having been recorded at the Bataclan club in Paris, on January 29, 1972. It got a first official release in 2004 having been bootlegged for many years before that from a recording taken from the sound board at the gig. Fans of The Velvet Underground will know that this was the first time the group members Lou Reed, John Cale and Nico had all been up on stage together.
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Problem Child
AC / DC
Problem Child (milky clear vinyl LP limited to 200 copies)
Cat: SGVNY 067. Rel: 08 Jan 24
 
Rock
Let There Be Rock
Problem Child
Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be
Whole Lotta Rosie
Bad Boy Boogie
Rocker
TNT
Review: Live from the now closed down Hippodrome at London's Golders Green on October 27 1977, Problem Child offers an unadulterated earful of the Aussie rock giants in their earlier sonic heyday, complete with the legendary Bon Scott on vocals. Captured during their expansive run in promotion of their fourth Scott era LP Let There Be Rock, the set boasts some of the record's most timeless and bombastic cuts, from the iconic title track to the banging 'Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be' to the quintessential 'Whole Lotta Rosie', but there's still enough energy to pump out the frenetic closer 'TNT' in all of its original, raw abandon.
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