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Cover of Cuckoo by Curve.

Curve

Cuckoo

3 Loop

    Described, variously, as “dusky and mysterious, cosmetic and up-for-it”, “Industrial techno disco,” and “like a Japanese express train”, Curve’s second album Cuckoo is more sophisticated, more seductive, less serrated, even squelchy in places than their debut, Doppelganger. A mature, fluent, and literary album, it hit the Top 30 on release in 1993. Cuckoo takes the listener from the established hallmarks and runs with them - over the horizon - to many new and rich areas of pop melodrama. Delicate and gorgeous moments sit easily with their simultaneously cool and incendiary sound. A more personal album, it is nonetheless metallic, unforgiving, LOUD, clear. As with Doppelganger the album was produced by the band with Flood and Steve Osborne, and it was mixed by Alan Moulder. It is home to the lead tracks from singles ‘Blackerthreetracker’ EP and ‘Superblaster’ and is regarded by the band as their best piece of work.

    TRACK LISTING

    Disc: 1 (2CD Version)
    1. Missing Link
    2. Crystal
    3. Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus
    4. All Of One
    5. Unreadable Communication
    6. Turkey Crossing
    7. Superblaster
    8. Left Of Mother
    9. Sweetest Pie
    10. Cuckoo

    Disc: 2 (2CD Version)
    1. Missing Link (Single Version)
    2. On The Wheel
    3. Triumph
    4. Superblaster (Remix)
    5. Low And Behold
    6. Nothing Without Me
    7. Missing Link (Screaming Bird Mix)
    8. Rising (Headspace Mix)
    9. Half The Time (Honey Tongue Mix)
    10. Rising (Original Version)
    11. Half The Time (Original Version)

    Vinyl
    1. Missing Link
    2. Crystal
    3. Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus
    4. All Of One
    5. Unreadable Communication
    6. Turkey Crossing
    7. Superblaster
    8. Left Of Mother
    9. Sweetest Pie
    10. Cuckoo

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    Cover of Tonight You Are The Special One (Expanded Edition) by Earl Brutus.

    Earl Brutus

    Tonight You Are The Special One (Expanded Edition)

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      Earl Brutus achieved notoriety and cult status with the release of their debut album Your Majesty… We Are Here. Their attention grabbing interviews and gigs attracted wider interest and they sign to Island Records via Fruition. They released a second long player, Tonight You Are The Special One, and several singles including The SAS And The Glam That Goes With It and Come Taste My Mind (“masterful examples of raging techno-pop” - Select ) and Larky.

      The band continued to play chaotic shows and the last ever gig is at Hammersmith Working Men’s Club on 7th April 2004 and the last track from that gig, Teenage Taliban, is included on the 2CD edition along with a demo recorded in William Reid’s (Jesus And Mary Chain) front room. Other bonus tracks include all the single b-sides sequenced by the band.

      The art direction on this re-issue has been done by Scott King who realised the concepts for the original release and singles. The album sleeve is included in Q magazine’s 100 Best Album Sleeves Of All Time in 2001.

      TRACK LISTING

      DISC: 1
      1: The Sas And The Glam That Goes With It
      2: Universal Plan
      3: Midland Red
      4: God, Let Me Be Kind
      5: Come Taste My Mind
      6: Second Class War
      7: Your Majesty We Are Here
      8: Don't Die Jim
      9: 99 P
      10: East
      11: Edelweiss
      12: Male Wife

      DISC: 2 (2cd Edition Only)
      1: Nicotine Stain (Live)
      2: Superstar
      3: Larky
      4: Tv Tower
      5: William, Taste My Mind (William Reid Remix)
      6: Gypsy Camp Battle
      7: The Scottish
      8: Teenage Opera
      9: Come Taste My Mind (Live At The Astoria 1998)
      10: Nice Man In A Bubble
      11: England Sandwich
      12: Teenage Taliban (Demo / Live From Hammersmith Working Men's Club, 7 Th April 2004

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      Cover of Your Majesty...We Are Here (Expanded Edition) by Earl Brutus.

      Earl Brutus

      Your Majesty...We Are Here (Expanded Edition)

      3 Loop

        Earl Brutus are Nick Sanderson (Clock DVA, Jesus And Mary Chain, World Of Twist), Gordon King and Jim Fry (World Of Twist), Rob Marche (JoBoxers, Subway Sect) with Shins and Stuart Boreman.

        Earl Brutus formed in 1993 and release a handful of singles before their debut album Your Majesty… We Are Here on Deceptive Records in 1996. They are chaotic, glam-rock, glitter-stomp British Pop. They think Bowie, T-Rex, Kraftwerk and The Fall. Their chaotic live shows became folklore and their reviews and interviews were always impressive. Your Majesty… featured in Q Magazine’s Top 50 Albums of the Year in 1996 and in 1000 Albums To Hear Before You Die.

        Your Majesty… has been long unavailable and is now re-issued.

        The two CD edition also includes all the b-sides sequenced by the band and an unreleased David Arnold remix of Life’s Too Long, the rare Alan Vega (Suicide) version of On Me Not In Me and Earl Brutus Display Purchasing Power, both commercially available for the first time.

        TRACK LISTING

        DISC: 1
        1: Navy Head
        2: I'm New
        3: Male Milk
        4: On Me Not In Me
        5: Don't Leave Me Behind Mate
        6: Thelmex
        7: Black Speedway
        8: Motarola
        9: Shrunken Head
        10: Cursty
        11: Blind Date
        12: Life's Too Long
        13: Karl Brutus
        14: Single Seater Xmas

        DISC: 2 (2cd Edition Only)
        1: Earl Brutus Display Purchasing Power
        2: North Sea Bastard
        3: Mondo Rotunda
        4: On Me Not In Me (Alan Vega Version)
        5: Bonjour Monsieur
        6: Valley Of The Slimkings
        7: Like Queer David
        8: Life's Too Long (Flash Vs Tarkus)(Saint Etienne Remix)
        9: 48 Trash
        10: Life's Too Long (David Arnold Remix)
        11: I Love Earl Brutus (Introducing Shinya)

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        Cover of The Big 3 - Deluxe Expanded Edition by 60ft Dolls.

        60ft Dolls

        The Big 3 - Deluxe Expanded Edition

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        60ft Dolls are one of the most underrated of the Cool Cymru bands. They spearheaded the Newport scene of the 1990s, were championed by Steve Lamacq and soon signed to Indolent Records following a couple of Rough Trade singles and support slots for Oasis, Elastica and Dinosaur Jr. The Big 3 was released in 1996 to strong reviews and made the Best Of The Year lists in the NME, The Guardian, New York Times and was named in 2003 by Mojo as one of the Top 12 Britpop Albums Of All Time. It features the singles Happy Shopper, White Knuckle Ride, Pig Valentine, Stay and their Top 40 hit Talk To Me.

        They spearheaded the Newport scene of the 1990s, were championed by Steve Lamacq and soon signed to Indolent Records following a couple of Rough Trade singles and support slots for Oasis, Elastica and Dinosaur Jr. This 2CD expanded edition includes the original album together with the best of their b-sides as chosen by the band. Also included is their session for John Peel which is listed in the Best Peel Sessions Of All Time.“as close to soar-away rock perfection as it's possible to imagine" NME 1996. “pure, unadulterated, no nonsense, emotional, tuneful, impassioned, purposeful, hedonistic rock 'n' roll" Melody Maker 1996. A blistering kamikaze mission of damaged punk magic.” MOJO (2015)

        TRACK LISTING

        DISC: 1
        1: New Loafers
        2: Talk To Me
        3: Stay
        4: Hair
        5: Happy Shopper
        6: The One
        7: Good Times
        8: No. 1 Pure Alcohol
        9: Streamlined
        10: Loser
        11: Pig Valentine
        12: Terminal Crash Fear
        13: Buzz

        DISC: 2
        1: Doctor Rat
        2: British Racing Green
        3: Everybody's Got Something To Hide(Except For Me And My Monkey)
        4: Mess
        5: Stay (60ft Dolls Vs Pastor Ray Bevan)
        6: White Knuckle Ride
        7: After Glow
        8: Easy
        9: The Maindee Run
        10: Yellow Candles
        11: Rosalyn
        12: The New Loafers*
        13: Streamlined*
        14: Loser*
        15: Piss Funk*
        16: Stay*

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        Cover of Build A Boat To The Sun by Sea Of Bees.

        Sea Of Bees

        Build A Boat To The Sun

        3 Loop

          Sea of Bees is the musical project of Julie Ann Bee, or Jules as everyone calls her. She sings, writes the songs, and plays lots of musical instruments. She is the kind of singer-songwriter you come across only a few times in a lifetime – special, unusual, leaping out at you like an alien, her character fully-formed, her uniqueness intact.

          Following the acclaim of debut album, Songs For The Ravens and follow-up Orangefarben, Jules is leaving the darkness for brighter horizons, gathering the good things up, leaving the bad behind and moving forward. The music has moved forward sonically too, with a full band sound after Jules bought a drum set and spent as much time playing it as she played guitar, much to her neighbour's dismay.

          Working with long-time producer John Baccigaluppi she again visits a variety of styles across the album – folk, Americana, pop and rock. The album was mixed by Jesse Lauter (The Low Anthem).

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          Cover of The Singles And EPs by BOB.

          BOB

          The Singles And EPs

          3 Loop

            Following the acclaimed re-issue of their sole album, Leave The Straight Life Behind, BOB return with an anthology of all their singles, many appearing on CD for the first time.

            The band’s most well-known single, Convenience, a John Peel favourite, opens this 2CD set and the CD is then a chronological run through of the key songs from the various singles and EPs.

            Disc Two includes many of their b-sides and EP tracks including their debut 1986 flexi disc.

            All tracks bar Convenience appear on CD for the very first time having all only ever been released on vinyl previously.


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            Cover of The Male Eunuch by The Pre New.

            The Pre New

            The Male Eunuch

            3 Loop

              The Male Eunuch follows the highly acclaimed Music for People Who Hate Themselves and its remixed companion album Music for Homeowners. Early material has been streamed online and has had strong radio play with tracks Speed Queen and A Song for One Direction.

              The bands own protest ambassador Stu Boreman stated: "Binary Digital Bankruptcy converts this Sonic Debris into the sound of summer. Off shore becomes on shore as British Summer Time arrives early. Shot thru the Black Hole into the hole in your heart, it's the colour chart from hell. Foxton's still burns. Face-sitting is banned. Froch vs Groves. Farrow & Ball. We are at War."

              “The Pre New bring absurdist punk spleen, synth pulse and the chaotic free play of signifiers – with an enraged estate agent on vocals, a Zal Cleminson lookalike in a hoodie and samples from Mike Leigh’s ‘Nuts in May’” – Q
              “The Pre New – as the name suggests – are the a mix of the noble past and the glorious future” – THE HERALD
              “Wow – that was definitely made for television...brilliant” – BBC 6 MUSIC - MARC RILEY
              “Wrap your ears round the warped brilliance of The Pre-New” – THE QUIETUS


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              Cover of J'Accuse by Jack Adaptor.

              Jack Adaptor

              J'Accuse

              3 Loop

                Twenty years after the demise of independent rock favourites The Family Cat, singer and lyricist Paul “Fred” Frederick returns with a new record as Jack Adaptor, a duo with songwriting partner Christopher Cordoba.

                Fans of the Family Cat will recognize the vocal style and find joy in the sophisticated songwriting of Frederick and Cordoba, from up-tempo indie rockers like “Number One Record” (a tribute to Alex Chilton and Big Star) to atmospheric, genre-defying songs such as “V.U.” (check out the unpeeled banana!). Fred wrote the lyrics and sings the songs, while Cordoba provides most of the instruments, production and mixing skills.

                Fred refers to this record as “a distillation of 20 years thinking about music and the kind of record I really wanted to make. Now I feel I really have something to say and the musicians to give it life”.

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                Cover of Everyone's Got One - Expanded Edition by Echobelly.

                Echobelly

                Everyone's Got One - Expanded Edition

                3 Loop

                Originally released in 1994, the album turns 20 this year and can be considered to be one of the defining albums of the Britpop era, making the end of year lists in Melody Maker, NME, and Select that year. It is home to the hit singles ‘Insomniac’, ‘Close... But’, and the anthemic ‘I Can’t Imagine The World Without Me.’

                EGO is the album that saw Echobelly land a major label deal, tour the world, sell out gigs from Japan to the US, build up fervent fanbases and famous followers including Morrissey, REM (who asked them to be their support band) and Madonna (who wanted to sign them to her label).

                The bonus material includes the “Bellyache EP” from 1993, plus the b-sides from the singles and a previously unreleased Steve Lamacq BBC Radio 1 session from 1994.

                The set is packaged with brand new sleeve-notes by Sonya Madan and unseen and rare photographs.

                TRACK LISTING

                1: Today Tomorrow Sometimes Never
                2: Father, Ruler, King, Computer
                3: Give Her A Gun
                4: I Can't Imagine The World Without Me
                5: Bellyache
                6: Taste Of You
                7: Insomniac
                8: Call Me Names
                9: Close...But
                10: Cold Feet Warm Heart
                11: Scream
                12: Bellyache
                13: Sleeping Hitler
                14: Give Her A Gun
                15: I Don't Belong Here
                16: Centipede
                17: Talent
                18: Sober
                19: Venus Wheel
                20: So La Di Da
                21: I Can't Imagine A World Without Me (Live)
                22: Cold Feet Warm Heart (Live)
                23: Father Ruler King Computer
                24: Call Me Names
                25: Taste Of You
                26: Give Her A Gun

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                Cover of On - Expanded Edition by Echobelly.

                Echobelly

                On - Expanded Edition

                3 Loop

                  On is Echobelly’s second album and followed hot on the heels of their debut, Everyone’s Got One, to become their most successful album. It is now re-issued as a 2CD set with B-sides and unreleased tracks compiled by the band.

                  The album, produced by Slade and Kolderie (Radiohead, Hole, Pixies), is home to the hit singles ‘Dark Therapy’, ‘King Of The Kerb’ and their defining track, ‘Great Things.’ On its release in 1995, the band hit the road with their sensationally energetic live shows and no shortage of critical acclaim saw it peak at No.4 in the UK Charts.

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                  Cover of Central Reservation - Expanded Edition by Beth Orton.

                  Beth Orton

                  Central Reservation - Expanded Edition

                  3 Loop

                    It was released in 1999 as a follow up to the acclaimed Trailer Park and received a Mercury Music Prize nomination and helped Beth earn a BRIT Award in 2000 for Best British Female. The album also features in the book, 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.

                    The album featured the hit singles Stolen Car and Central Reservation and is now re-issued with a second disc of material compiled by Beth. It features key b-sides, including the Spiritual Life Ibadon remix of title track Central Reservation plus unreleased live recordings and demos.

                    The expanded packaging features brand new sleevenotes including a new interview with Beth.

                    Rolling Stone – “A space cowgirl with a stolen car heart”

                    Beth remembers: “Listening back to the record now, I enjoy hearing the melodies and how I played with them and the words. The making of records is often a period of redemption for me and the recording of Central Reservation was the actualizing of all my most positive

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                    Cover of How I Learned To Love The Bootboys - Expanded Edition by The Auteurs.

                    The Auteurs

                    How I Learned To Love The Bootboys - Expanded Edition

                    3 Loop

                    The Auteurs fourth and ultimately final album, How I Learned To Love The Bootboys was released in July 1999, a 3-year gap since their previous release, After Murder Park, a period during which Luke Haines released albums as part of Black Box Recorder and under the guise of Baader Meinhof.

                    This expanded edition, compiled by Luke Haines, features 40 tracks including key b-sides and rarities plus 5 previously unreleased tracks. The second disc features the band’s final gig recorded at London School Of Economics in November 1999. This is the first time it’s been on CD, having been briefly available as a download previously.

                    “On listening to '...Bootboys' again, I'm actually surprised how focussed it sounds. There's a straightforward 'pop side' and an unstraightforward 'experimental' side. My only regret is not putting more on the album – really stretching it out and making it a sprawling double, songs like 'Breaking Up' and 'Get Wrecked At Home' were far too good for B-sides.” Luke Haines 2014

                    TRACK LISTING

                    1: THE RUBETTES
                    2: 1967
                    3: HOW I LEARNED TO LOVE THE BOOTBOYS
                    4: YOUR GANG, OUR GANG
                    5: SOME CHANGES
                    6: SCHOOL
                    7: JOHNNY AND THE HURRICANES
                    8: THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN
                    9: ASTI SPUMANTE
                    10: SICK OF HARI KRISNA
                    11: LIGHTS OUT
                    12: FUTURE GENERATION
                    13: GET WRECKED AT HOME
                    14: BREAKING UP
                    15: POLITIC
                    16: ESP KIDS
                    17: JOHNNY AND THE HURRICANES
                    18: FUTURE GENERATION
                    19: SCHOOL
                    20: ESSEX BOOTBOYS
                    21: THE RUBETTES (ACOUSTIC)
                    22: 1967 (ACOUSTIC)
                    23: SOME CHANGES (ACOUSTIC)
                    24: LIGHTS OUT (ACOUSTIC)
                    25: BAADER MEINHOF
                    26: MEET ME AT THE AIRPORT
                    27: BURN WAREHOUSE BURN / THERE'S GONNA BE AN ACCIDENT
                    28: BACK ON THE FARM
                    29: BAADER MEINHOF 2
                    30: UNSOLVED CHILD MURDER
                    31: 1967
                    32: THE RUBETTES
                    33: HOW I LEARNED TO LOVE THE BOOTBOYS
                    34: YOUR GANG, OUR GANG
                    35: HOW COULD I BE WRONG
                    36: BUDDHA
                    37: AFTER MURDER PARK
                    38: LIGHT AIRCRAFT ON FIRE
                    39: LENNY VALENTINO
                    40: FUTURE GENERATION

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                    Cover of Baader Meinhof by Baader Meinhof.

                    Baader Meinhof

                    Baader Meinhof

                    3 Loop

                      Taking its name from two renowned members of The Red Army Faction, the album tells the story of the organisation and was recorded by Haines between Auteurs albums.

                      Long unavailable, the album has been remastered and expanded with five bonus tracks, including four previously unreleased tracks taken from a remix EP that was never commercially released.

                      The album comes with brand new sleeve-notes by Luke Haines.

                      TRACK LISTING

                      1. BAADER MEINHOF
                      2. MEET ME AT THE AIRPORT
                      3. THER'S GONNA BE AN ACCIDENT
                      4. MOGADISHU
                      5. THEME FROM BURN, WAREHOUSE, BURN
                      6. GSG-29
                      7. ...IT'S A MORAL ISSUE
                      8. BACK ON THE FARM
                      9. KILL RAMIREZ
                      10. BAADER MEINHOF
                      11. I'VE BEEN A FOOL FOR YOU - LP BONUS 7"
                      12. BAADER MEINHOF (CONFRONTATION REMIX)
                      13. THERE'S GONNA BE AN ACCIDENT (FUSE REMIX) *
                      14. THERE'S GONNA BE AN ACCIDENT(MUZIQ REMIX)
                      15. GOD IS WAR- DALAI LLAMA

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                      Cover of Folly by Kitchens Of Distinction.

                      Kitchens Of Distinction

                      Folly

                      3 Loop

                        Kitchens of Distinction were formed in London in 1986 and started and ended their career with a Single of the Week in the UK music press. In between they put out four albums and won the hearts and minds of a generation. Hit singles generally eluded them (the band’s third single “The 3rd Time We Opened The Capsule” did however make it into the ‘NME Writers 100 Best Indie Singles Ever’ list in 1992) but they fared better in the US with “Drive That Fast” hitting number one on the college radio charts over there.

                        A compact trio comprising of Patrick Fitzgerald (Vocals, Bass), Julian Swales (Guitars) and Dan Goodwin (Drums, Percussion) they were known for their swirling maelstrom of guitar effects - coined in the press as like being a ‘sonic cathedral’ – and Patrick’s introspective and unabashed lyrics that often dealt with his own homosexuality. They were tagged with the genre ‘shoegaze’ (UK) and ‘dreampop’ (US) although, like many of their peers similarly defined, they never felt comfortable with either term. Their sound was inspired largely by their love of Joy Division, Cocteau Twins, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Echo and the Bunnymen and peers A R Kane and it went on to be heard in a new generation of bands like Interpol, Bloc Party, Editors and British Sea Power.

                        • The songs were recorded in Patrick’s studio in Derbyshire and at Julian’s studio in Brighton.

                        “I can listen to a British Sea Power record and think: ‘You know what? Kitchens Of Distinction were ahead of their time.” STEVE LAMACQ / BBC RADIO / 2013

                        “I love them to death. Long may they burn.” GRAHAM LINEHAN / writer Father Ted, Black Books, The IT Crowd

                        “Kitchens of Distinction are one of my favourite bands” CHRIS PACKHAM / Springwatch BBC2

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                        Cover of Sebastapol Rd - Expanded Edition by Mega City Four.

                        Mega City Four

                        Sebastapol Rd - Expanded Edition

                        3 Loop

                          Sebastopol Rd was Mega City Four’s first album for their new major label home, Big Life. With the success of debut album “Tranzphobia”, follow up “Who Cares Wins”, and a constant touring schedule around the UK, Europe and the US they built up a solid, devoted fanbase easily identifiable in one of the many MC4 t-shirts. By this time, the band were appearing on the front covers of the NME and Melody Maker and the crossover to a major label was no great surprise.

                          Teaming up with producer Jessica Corcoran (Senseless Things, Ned’s Atomic Dustbin, Shed Seven and The Wonder Stuff) gave the album a pop-punk crunch and more emphasis on the pop than previous material. It features the Top 40 hit ‘Stop’, ‘Prague’, covered by Muse in 2010 on the Resistance single as a tribute to the band who had influenced them, and CD1 now includes the two singles (plus their attendant b-sides) Words That Say and Shivering Sand, their highest charting release.

                          This 2CD set, 21 years after the initial release, gathers together all the studio material from this period and adds 10 previously unreleased tracks, including demos and the John Peel Session from September 1993. It includes all the b-sides and demos taken from the box loads of cassettes and DATs in guitarist Gerry’s shed.

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                          Cover of Five Lives Left: The Anthology by The Family Cat.

                          The Family Cat

                          Five Lives Left: The Anthology

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                            Sonic Youth once claimed that The Family Cat was their favourite UK rock band, so it is about time that there was a collection of their finest tracks.

                            The band, based in London, but from across the South Coast, signed to independent Bad Girl Records following their trademark, blistering live shows. They released acclaimed singles – debut single Tom Verlaine was NME Single Of The Week – and mini-LP Tell ‘Em We’re Surfin’ clawed its way up the indie charts. Major labels came knocking and the five piece signed to Dedicated Records, releasing two albums, Furthest From The Sun and Magic Happens.

                            Five Lives Left, compiled by lead singer Paul Frederick (aka Fred) and bassist John Graves, is a 2CD set tracking the band’s career from Tom Verlaine through to previously unreleased tracks from the album abandoned when the band split in January 1995.

                            Fred said “We chose all the singles and some alternative versions of a lot of the LP tracks, plus unreleased songs from the sessions which would have become the third full LP if the band had carried on after Magic Happens. It’s strange to listen to this music after so many years, but it’s good to hear that unique mixture of power-pop, psychedelic grooves and heads down, no nonsense, guitar grinding!”

                            John added “For me, this brings back a world when Snooker was popular, bands had to starve for their art, and CDs were quite a novelty. Looks like in 2012 we have come full circle.”

                            The 36 track set includes all the singles including the classic Steamroller, Colour Me Grey and River Of Diamonds, both featuring PJ Harvey on backing vocals and the controversy causing Bring Me The Head Of Michael Portillo. There are key album tracks and b-sides, plus 10 previously unreleased recordings featuring BBC sessions, demos and previously unheard songs.

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