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Foolish Seasons : le premier album de Dana Gillespie fait ses débuts en vinyle au Royaume-Uni dans cette sortie spéciale RSD de l’un des grands albums perdus de la pop britannique des années 1960. Cet album TRÈS rare et recherché de 1968 du légendaire auteur-compositeur-interprète britannique n’a jamais été publié aux États-Unis et au fil des ans, la réputation du LP parmi les collectionneurs s’est développée avec des copies originales qui se vendent désormais régulièrement pour des sommes à trois chiffres. Bien qu’il ne soit jamais sorti en Angleterre, Decca a gardé les maîtres du pressage britannique prévu qui contenait deux morceaux auto-écrits inédits; le blue-eyed soul bop ‘Goin’ Round in Circles’ et l’orchestre ‘Come To My Arms’ qui aurait presque pu être un thème Bond.

BEAK> were formed in January 2009 by three Bristol musicians, Billy Fuller, Matt Williams and Geoff Barrow.The band have very strict guidelines governing the recording and writing process of their work. The music was recorded live in one room with no overdubs or repair, only using edits to create arrangements. All tracks were written over a twelve-day session in SOA Studio’s, Bristol. The album is released on Invada Records in the UK and Europe & on Ipecac in the United States.Sometimes a band can be no more than the sum of it’s parts, but BEAK> are an equation in which it’s impossible to define equivalents or totals. Instead the meeting of three talent’s form a foundation from which idea’s assimilate and propagate. Those talents are:Billy Fuller. Reared in Bristol, on an aural diet of anything and everything, facilitated later by his time working in the cities top independent record shop Replay Records, and also playing with handfuls of bands – including Invada’s first signing: Fuzz Against Junk, as well as Massive Attack, Robert Plant, and Malakai. Billy is BEAK>’S thoughtful pulse; his bass a forceful origin for their superlative narrative arcs.Matt Williams. Picked up a Yamaha keyboard aged three and never looked back, as Team Brick creates dissonance that immediately elucidates free forming thought, and impacts heavily on BEAK>’S rolling landscape. He enjoys playing air drums whilst cycling, singing lines from a favourite Latin prayer and doesn’t understand the music he makes himself.Geoff Barrow. Musician and producer born near Bristol. Best known for forming and producing popular music group Portishead and part owner of the independent record label Invada Records . Commenting on working in BEAK> "its really good to create music under different conditions than your used too.”"

Ex-London Suede guitarist Bernard Butler released his first solo album, People Move On, in 1998 to great critical acclaim and commercial success. This collection brings together for the first time on vinyl a collection of original and re-vocaled b-sides from the People Move On project. On 180g white vinyl.

Lightning Bolt’s Ride the Skies sees a true classic from the band’s catalog back in print for the first time in a long time. Arguably the first album where the duo truly nailed their patented sound, Ride the Skies saw Lightning Bolt refine the auditory chaos of their self-titled debut into something much more concise and direct, bulking out pieces with more muscular sonics without sacrificing the sheer velocity and wild energy that made their first release so exhilarating.

Gadzooks Vol. 1 est différent de tout ce que vous avez entendu auparavant - les comparaisons vont du chef-d'œuvre fracturé Oar de Skip Spence, au troubadour Robyn Hitchcock, en passant par les humeurs noires de John Lennon sur The White Album et le surréalisme caustique de Frank Zappa. Enregistrant sur bande, Caleb a piraté chaque prise pour réassembler les chansons comme des diagrammes d'Escher. Faisant partie d'un flot de créativité - comme son titre l'indique, une seconde moitié de cet album est déjà à l'horizon - Gadzooks Vol. 1 est passionnant, choquant et merveilleusement divertissant. Chaque chanson commence et se termine dans des lieux tout à fait uniques, souvent totalement séparés les uns des autres.