The music was written mostly by David Gilmour and Rick Wright; lyrically, the album deals with themes of communication. Recording took place in several locations, including the band's Britannia Row Studios, and Gilmour's houseboat, Astoria.
Contains the original 1975 album + 9 bonus tracks
Bonus tracks consist of:
9 studio rarities
6 of which have never been released in any way
4 of these newly mixed by James Guthrie, 2 are original studio mixes
Singing in their native Japanese and utilizing unpredictable song transitions, melodic post-rock-inspired sounds and jazz-influenced instrumental breaks, this 13 track record will likely appeal to fans of Battles, Speedy Ortiz and Don Caballero.
Originally released through Peacock Records in 1958 after her stint with the Lionel Hampton's band, Out There is a snapshot and early gem in Betty Carter's broad career.
The Hate Yourself Change works best as an innocuous bedtime record; including them, it's a snapshot of a band taking a tentative step toward the next echelon of recognition and accomplishment. RIYL: Bright Eyes, Saddle Creek
Soulwax's fourth studio album, Nite Versions, contained reworkings and remixes of tracks from their earlier album, Any Minute Now, in an unabashed hommage to of the sound of early-'80s dance mixes.