The Bevis Frond - Live at the Great American Music Hall1000 copies worldwide. Pressed for the first time on vinyl, an incendiary live set of greatest hits of The Bevis Frond circa 1998. Featuring over an hours worth of prime Frond, it mixes the bittersweet melodies of Nick Salomans much covered Lights Are Changing and Hed Be A Diamond with fuzz fuelled riffs and masterful soloing. Played as a power trio with Saloman enlists his long time associate and former Hawkwind bass player Adrian Shaw, and Andy

Insane Times is refreshed for a Record Store Day release on Double 140 Gram psychedelic esque colour vinyl

The Oh Sees

constructing a frame that is spare and understated in the same way as the twilight-tinted third Velvet Underground album or the rusty glow of Bill Fay’s Time Of Last Persecution

but by a body of work where themes

was a haunting

Almost all were in Craig's possession

Released: 2005

or maybe it was simply his signing with Suge Knight's Death Row label

it is a stunning about-face which brings to mind audacious career-shift albums like Kate Bush‰۪s The Dreaming or Scott Walker‰۪s Tilt

which definitely became the decoration of the release

The Runner and Black Bull are streamlined attacks

Muse celebrate the twentieth anniversary of ‘Origin Of Symmetry’ by releasing ‘Origin Of Symmetry: XX Anniversary RemiXX’ on Warner Records