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Singles
Ready Steady Who Six (Live In Paris 1972) (mono)
Cat: REP 052. Rel: 16 Nov 23
 
Rock
I Can't Explain (2:21)
Summertime Blues (1:03)
Baba O'Riley (5:15)
Relay (8:36)
Review: .There's plenty to talk about with The Who's historic show at Fete De L'Humanite, a huge open-air event hosted by L'Humanite, the main newspaper of the French Communist Party. For starters, on the day - Saturday 9th September, 1972 - an estimated 400,000 people were in attendance, a crowd size that dwarves pretty much anything we can think of today, and remains the band's largest ever gig. Taking to the stage as evening set in, they set to with a typically ferocious set, and four of the most standout pieces for the show are immortalised here on record. Unsurprisingly, that timeless anthem of misspent youth, love, rebellion, and hope for change, 'Baba O'Riley', is a dominant factor, although epic finale 'Relay' is perhaps where the might of their rock 'n' roll juggernaut is most felt here.
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Alben
Is This The Life We Really Want?
Is This The Life We Really Want? (gatefold heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 889854 36491. Rel: 02 Jun 17
 
Rock
When We Were Young (1:40)
Deja Vu (4:29)
The Last Refugee (4:11)
Picture That (6:47)
Broken Bones (5:00)
Is This The Life We Really Want? (5:58)
Bird In A Gale (5:30)
The Most Beautiful Girl (6:12)
Smell The Roses (5:15)
Wait For Her (4:38)
Oceans Apart (1:07)
Part Of Me Died (3:11)
Review: It's been twenty five years since the last Roger Waters solo album, and given the fractious nature of global affairs of late, it's hardly surprising that the lugubrious 74-year-old rock colossus has had no trouble finding things to get angry about of late. Dishing out songs on drone warfare, terrorism and American nationalism, 'Is This The Life We Really Want?' - which is stylistically very much in the mould of his post-'Dark Side' oeuvre - may be no barrel of laughs, but it's oddly reassuring that his righteous rage remains undiminished, not to mention aided and abetted by the skills of Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich in its intensity and relit ire.
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White Blood Cells (20th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: 194398 42381. Rel: 22 Oct 21
 
Indie/Alternative
Dead Leaves & The Dirty Ground (2:59)
Hotel Yorba (2:12)
I'm Finding It Harder To Be A Gentleman (2:57)
Fell In Love With A Girl (1:52)
Expecting (2:08)
Little Room (0:55)
The Union Forever (3:29)
The Same Boy You've Always Known (3:11)
We're Going To Be Friends (2:24)
Offend In Every Way (3:08)
I Think I Smell A Rat (2:06)
Aluminum (2:17)
I Can't Wait (3:40)
Now Mary (1:48)
I Can Learn (3:32)
This Protector (2:12)
Review: RECOMMENDED
Let's face it, White Blood Cells is the moment when The White Stripes really broke the mould. It's a continuation of Jack and Meg's garage rock aesthetic as fine-tuned over two previous albums, and wholeheartedly a straight up rock 'n' roll album. But the elements are so perfectly primed it's impossible not to rank this as one of the greatest long form outings of this century, so far. And we're not alone - Rolling Stone even reckons it's among the best LPs of all time. Pity the fool who disagrees.

From the racing 'Fell in Love With A Girl', to the beguiling mystery of 'The Union Forever', 'I Think I Smell A Rat''s meld of mariachi riffs and mosh stomp and the emotional piano closer 'This Protector', to the innocent acoustic joy of 'We're Going To Be Friends', this is a masterclass of songwriting and arrangement, tracks that evolve, perplex, surprise, and - most importantly - entertain.
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An Orchestrated Songbook
An Orchestrated Songbook (gatefold 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: 384594 2. Rel: 10 Dec 21
 
Rock
Andromeda (3:07)
English Rose (3:19)
My Ever Changing Moods (5:00)
On Sunset (6:28)
Carnation (3:44)
Glad Times (4:24)
Broken Stones (feat James Morrison) (3:38)
Gravity (2:39)
It's A Very Deep Sea (4:18)
Bowie (4:47)
Equanimity (4:17)
You're The Best Thing (feat Boy George) (5:34)
Still Glides The Stream (3:59)
Movin On (4:31)
Wild Wood (feat Celeste) (4:33)
Rockets (4:15)
You Do Something To Me (3:53)
White Horses (5:59)
Review: Jules Buckley can do absolutely no wrong in our eyes. The conductor responsible for leading the globally revered Heritage Orchestra has made a name for himself experimenting with the limits and limitless potential of classical music, taking influences from the world of dance and club tunes to open up orchestral performances to new demographics and generations.

He also has the honour of heading up the BBC Symphony Orchestra at select performances, another of the world's finest ensembles. This is just one recording from one of those shows, but clearly proves there's genius at work. The same could be said for Paul Weller, the iconic UK guitarist and singer who here invites said players to rethink tracks from his back catalogue for a staggering 75-minute set that elevates the rocker's oeuvre to greater heights than ever before.
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De Stijl (reissue)
De Stijl (reissue) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: 194398 42361. Rel: 25 Mar 22
 
Indie/Alternative
You're Pretty Good Looking (For A Girl) (1:48)
Hello Operator (2:39)
Little Bird (2:59)
Apple Blossom (2:14)
I'm Bound To Pack It Up (3:05)
Death Letter (4:25)
Sister, Do You Know My Name? (2:48)
Truth Doesn't Make A Noise (3:13)
A Boy's Best Friend (4:15)
Let's Build A Home (1:56)
Jumble, Jumble (1:55)
Why Can't You Be Nicer To Me? (3:11)
Your Southern Can Is Mine (2:27)
Review: Back in 2000, Jack White was right at the height of his popularity - not that it has waned much since, to be honest. De Stijl is the second album from his band The White Stripes and while it didn't placed that impressively in charts at the time, it has since become a cult classic amongst late coming fans who have gone back and worked their way through the band's discography. Fact fans will be interested to know that 'Why Can't You Be Nicer to Me?' was used in an episode of The Simpsons and 'Apple Blossom' was used in Quentin Tarantino's film The Hateful Eight.
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Brother Johnny
Brother Johnny (gatefold 2xLP + 12 page booklet in lenticular sleeve)
Cat: QVR 0150. Rel: 23 Sep 22
 
Blues
Mean Town Blues (feat Joe Bonamassa) (5:04)
Still Alive & Well (feat Kenny Wayne Shepherd) (3:42)
Lone Star Blues (feat Keb' Mo') (3:56)
I'm Yours & I'm Hers (feat Billy Gibbons & Derek Trucks) (4:49)
Johnny B Goode (feat Joe Walsh & David Grissom) (3:26)
Stranger (feat Michael Mcdonald, Joe Walsh & Ringo Starr) (4:04)
Highway 61 Revisited (feat Kenny Wayne Shepherd & John Mcfee) (4:58)
Rock 'n' Roll Hoochie Koo (feat Steve Lukather) (4:00)
When You Got A Good Friend (feat Doyle Bramhall Ll) (3:46)
Jumpin' Jack Flash (feat Phil X) (5:12)
Guess I'll Go Away (feat Taylor Hawkins & Douig Rappoport) (3:37)
Drown In My Own Tears (feat Egar Winter) (5:30)
Self Destructive Blues (feat Joe Bonamassa) (3:33)
Memory Pain (feat Warren Haynes) (5:39)
Stormy Monday Blues (feat Robben Ford) (5:24)
Got My Mojo Workin' (feat Bobby Rush) (4:11)
End Of The Line (feat David Cambell Strings) (4:24)
Review: Edgar Winter is the brother of blues guitarist Johnny Winter, and he's organised this tribute album with a heavyweight cast whipping up a good old fashioned rock n' roll storm. Lead single 'Mean Town Blues' is a slide guitar workout and a half, featuring Joe Bonamassa on the licks, Sean Hurley on bass and Gregg Bissonette on the drums. The album is crafted to reflect the evolution of Johnny Winter's playing style over the course of his life, and the list of guests paying tribute is impressive, with huge names like Ringo Starr, Joe Walsh and Taylor Hawkins in amongst the list of rock heroes doffing their cap to one of their own.
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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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Amused To Death (remastered)
Amused To Death (remastered) (180 gram vinyl 4xLP box set in slipcase)
Cat: AAPP 46876145. Rel: 13 Feb 23
 
Rock
The Ballad Of Bill Hubbard (3:56)
What God Wants (part 1) (5:56)
Perfect Sense (part 1) (4:28)
Perfect Sense (part 2) (2:50)
The Bravery Out Of Range (4:49)
Late Home Tonight (part 1) (3:39)
Late Home Tonight (part 2) (2:35)
Too Much Rope (5:57)
What God Wants (part 2) (3:15)
What God Wants (part 3) (4:19)
Watching TV (6:28)
Three Wishes (6:59)
It's A Miracle (8:23)
Amused To Death (9:13)
Review: Amused To Death is the third studio album from Roger Waters outside of his work in Pink Floyd. As one of the fundamental creative forces in the prog behemoth, of course it's hard to separate his solo work from that most famous of bands, but this is indeed its own beast. At times it's an experimental space in which Waters uses space and minimalism to great effect, creating a foreboding sound peppered with speech samples and field recordings. There are of course plenty of more straightforward tracks too, like lead single 'What God Wants, Part 1'. This lavish issue of the 1992 album spreads the music out across four discs and comes in a box set format, a must-have for devoted Floyd and Waters collectors.
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Cherry Pie (reissue)
Cherry Pie (reissue) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: MOVLP 3112. Rel: 04 May 23
 
Rock
Cherry Pie (3:48)
Uncle Tom's Cabin (3:19)
I Saw Red (3:39)
Bed Of Roses (3:41)
Sure Feels Good To Me (2:44)
Love In Stereo (3:16)
Blind Faith (3:03)
Song & Dance Man (2:55)
You're The Only Hell Your Mama Ever Raised (3:18)
Mr Rainmaker (3:18)
Train, Train (2:35)
Ode To Tipper Gore (0:53)
Review: Los Angeles glam metal superstars, Warrant, had their biggest success with this Cherry Pie album. It's the band's second full-length and it contains two of their biggest top 40 charting singles. Both the title track and the cheeky anthem, 'I Saw Red', catapulted their name into the 80s-turned-90s rock stratosphere, while the somewhat infantile humour, braggadocios attitude, and hidden intrigue of deeper cuts such as, 'Uncle Tom's Cabin', would signal the more abstract lyricism and clever song-writing tropes that would be more fleshed out and fully realised by the time 1992's seminal, 'Dog Eat Dog', arrived. This reissue comes on nice heavyweight vinyl.
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Dog Eat Dog
Dog Eat Dog (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: MOVLP 3139. Rel: 04 May 23
 
Rock
Machine Gun (5:48)
The Hole In My Wall (1:35)
April 2031 (4:27)
Andy Warhol Was Right (3:35)
Bonfire (4:15)
The Bitter Pill (4:13)
Hollywood (So Far, So Good) (3:46)
All My Bridges Are Burning (3:46)
Quicksand (3:46)
Let It Rain (3:46)
Inside Out (3:46)
Sad Theresa (3:46)
Review: Huge guitar solos, a not-so-subtle hint of seduction and romance, rousing choruses and an attitude that screams: "I'm gonna make that heavy metal hand signal every five or six minutes." Warrant may not be the first name on everyone's lips when it comes to the heyday big room, sexually charged glam metal, but when all is said and done they did pretty well during their seven years in the game.
Emerging from the Los Angeles scene of the mid-late-1980s, a city that has a lot to answer for in these musical ends, by the time they packed up their Fenders and called time more than 10million albums had been sold, with the double-platinum Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich the real gem of the lot. Dog Eat Dog came along a little later, in 1992, and by this point the group had really got into gear. Don't expect the same tangible hunger and impact as the inaugural effort, then, but in many ways this is far more complete example of what they were gunning for.
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The Lockdown Sessions
Cat: 196588 04202. Rel: 02 Jun 23
 
Progressive Rock
Mother
Two Suns In The Sunset
Vera
The Gunner's Dream
The Bravery Of Being Out Of Range
Comfortably Numb 2022
Review: Just in time for the latest leg of Roger Waters' contested and controversial world tour, the grumpy former Pink Floyd front man has released a CD edition of The Lockdown Sessions, a mini-album of performances recorded at home (with the aid of many members of his live backing band) during the COVID-19 pandemic. It features Waters and company delivering gravel-voiced interpretations of The Wall favourites 'Mother' and 'Vera' (the latter segueing into 'Bring The Boys Back Home'), two tracks from Floyd's 1983 set The Final Cut, and Waters solo favourite 'The Bravery of Being Out of Range'. Most significantly, it also includes his re-imagining of 'Comfortably Numb', which Waters has re-framed as a slow, droning, trippy and ultra-atmospheric treat. As you'd expect, there are no Dave Gilmour style guitar solos in sight!
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Closing Time (50th Anniversary Edition) (half speed remastered)
Closing Time (50th Anniversary Edition) (half speed remastered) (limited gatefold 180 gram clear vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 279743. Rel: 01 Jun 23
 
Rock
Ol' 55
I Hope That I Don't Fall In Love With You
Virginia Avenue
Old Shoes (& Picture Postcards)
Midnight Lullaby
Martha
Rosie
Lonely
Ice Cream Man
Little Trip To Heaven (On The Wings Of Your Love)
Grapefruit Moon
Closing Time
Review: Tom Waits's Closing Time turns a hard-to-believe 50 years old in 2023 and as such gets the usual special reissue treatment. This indie-only clear vinyl version comes half-speed mastered for extra loudness and clarity so is the best possible way to listen to the landmark album. It is one that for the first time shows a real blend of the jazz, blues, and folk styles that Waits would eventually become so well known for. It also includes his famous cover of 'Ol' 55', singles like the heartbreaking 'Martha' and delightful acoustic folk of 'I Hope That I Don't Fall In Love With You.' This is the first time this album has been reissued as a double, so do not sleep.
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Franks Wild Years (remastered)
Franks Wild Years (remastered) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: B 3707101. Rel: 28 Sep 23
 
Rock
Hang On St Christopher (Act I)
Straight To The Top (Rhumba)
Blow Wind Blow
Temptation
Innocent When You Dream (Barroom)
I'll Be Gone
Yesterday Is Here
Please Wake Me Up
Franks Theme
More Than Rain (Act II)
Way Down In The Hole
Straight To The Top (Vegas)
I'll Take New York
Telephone Call From Istanbul
Cold Cold Ground
Train Song
Innocent When You Dream (78)
Review: The tenth studio album from Tom Waits, released in 1987 via Island Records, was yet another landmark in a career which, by this point, had already given us a raft of stone cold classics. The last two of those LPs, Swordfishtrombones and Rain Dogs, certainly swerved expectations, marking a new period in the life and times of an acclaimed jazz and blues man. Taking its name from a track on Swordfish, Frank's Wild Years is actually "Un Operachi Romantico in Two Acts" according to the subtitle, with several songs here taken from a play of the same name which premiered in Chicago a year prior. In many ways, the theatrical side story was an inevitability, with the previous records all pointing in the direction of a gravelly blues-jazz-rock core with a vaudeville, spoken word, and narrative disposition.
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Rain Dogs (remastered)
Rain Dogs (remastered) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 488985 3. Rel: 21 Sep 23
 
Rock
Singapore (2:44)
Clap Hands (3:43)
Cemetery Polka (1:46)
Jockey Full Of Bourbon (2:42)
Tango Till They're Sore (2:48)
Big Black Mariah (2:42)
Diamonds & Gold (2:28)
Hang Down Your Head (2:30)
Time (3:53)
Rain Dogs (2:53)
Midtown (1:01)
9th & Hennepin (1:57)
Gun Street Girl (4:36)
Union Square (2:24)
Blind Love (4:17)
Walking Spanish (2:56)
Downtown Train (3:51)
Bride Of Rain Dog (1:04)
Anywhere I Lay My Head (2:44)
Review: Two years on from Tom Waits' landmark Swordfishtrombones and the jazz cat-turned staunch experimentalist continued to explore the roads less travelled with Rain Dogs. Originally released via the seminal Island Records in 1985, if the preceding album felt expansive, the follow up broadens horizons even further, inviting luminaries Keith Richards and Marc Ribot to get in on the action, although neither come close to even sharing the spotlight with the real star of the show. Spanning New Orleans funeral march melancholy, old down and dirty blues rock, heart wrenching balladry, wild cinematic instrumentals, noir-ish pulp fiction storytelling, and more than a little of the Swordfish-style stomping oddness, it's a masterpiece. Perhaps what really sets this apart, though, is how these myriad styles, at least some of which could easily fall into caricature, feel and sound so authentic, making it impossible not to buy into.
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Swordfishtrombones (40th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: 602448 898425. Rel: 21 Sep 23
 
Rock
Underground (2:01)
Shore Leave (4:05)
Dave The Butcher (2:28)
Johnsburg, Illinois (1:23)
16 Shells From A 30.6 (4:24)
Town With No Cheer (4:12)
In The Neighbourhood (3:16)
Just Another Sucker On The Vine (1:43)
Frank's Wild Years (1:49)
Swordfishtrombone (3:03)
Down, Down, Down (2:13)
Solder's Things (3:13)
Gin Soaked Boy (2:24)
Trouble's Braids (1:17)
Rainbirds (3:03)
Review: To say that Tom Waits' eighth studio album marked a stylistic shift would be like saying winter is markedly different to summer. Having established himself as one of the finest piano-based songwriters of his generation - or any other for that matter - Swordfishtrombones was the first LP from the artist to lay out what was to come. Something very, very unusual, as visionary as it is bizarre, a celebration of the beauty of surrealism and the joy of having fun with music. Whether it's the opening number, 'Underground', and its strange, almost cartoonish chain gang jazz-blues stomp, the quiet keys and solitary vocals of 'Johnsburg, Illinois', or the distorted, compressed electronic jangling and organ riffs of 'Dave The Butcher', within the first few tracks alone you're presented with a vast and varied universe of ideas.
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Wild Wood (National Album Day 2023)
Wild Wood (National Album Day 2023) (gatefold translucent green vinyl LP + poster)
Cat: 557776 6. Rel: 14 Oct 23
 
Rock
Sunflower (4:09)
Can You Heal Us (Holy Man) (3:29)
Wild Wood (3:29)
Instrumental (part 1) (1:25)
All The Pictures On The Wall (3:48)
Has My Fire Really Gone Out? (3:51)
Country (3:33)
5th Season (4:48)
The Weaver (3:45)
Instrumental (part 2) (3:55)
Foot Of The Mountain (5:01)
Shadow Of The Sun (2:01)
Holy Man (reprise) (1:54)
Moon On Your Pyjamas (3:53)
Review: Paul Weller's second solo album was the confirmation we all needed: all that was promised before was coming to fruition. Having moved on from his Style Council days with the disbandment of the group in 1989 - a year that will always be remembered as a game-changer for so many reasons - he first gave us 1992's aptly-titled Paul Weller, spurred on by the success of his single, 'Into Tomorrow', which grazed the UK Top 40 and catalysed a new record deal for the man in question.

By 1993, the idea of a new generation-defining British singer-songwriter emerging in our midst was certainly nothing new. Wild Wood proved it predecessor was no fluke, bagging Weller second spot in the album charts and going on to rank in numerous lists of the best records of the 1990s. From spellbinding acoustic, to jazz and blues infused rock 'n' roll, here's an opportunity to revisit the making of a changing man.
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