The Dutch Blues-Rock scene in the late 1960s / early 1970s was second only to the British scene at the time. The band Cuby And The Blizzards was the undeniable king of the scene.
The immensely anticipated album includes guests ranging from Zack de la Rocha to Travis Barker amongst others, but the duo maintains that the album is first and foremost about the creative partnership between the MC's themselves.
“Wampyr” is the title of the Italian version of George A. Romero’s movie directed in 1976, “Martin”, curated by Dario Argento and edited by Piero Bozza. A very different adaptation from the original film.
Stiff Little Fingers "BBC Live In Concert" features two high energy performances from these very influential Northern Irish punk rockers, recorded for the BBC.
“It Takes A Thief” is the debut studio album by Coolio. Originally released in 1994, the album was certified platinum and received praise for bringing a humorous and lighthearted perspective to often violent and profane themes of typical gangsta rap.
One of the earliest soundboard recordings of the band and featuring the original lineup of Paul, Bob, Tommy and Chris as captured by Twin/Tone’s mobile unit on January 23, 1981, at the 7th St Entry in Minneapolis, MN.
“Pornography” is arguably the peak of The Cure’s early, darker sound before switching to a more pop orientated direction. Despite the album's dark themes it was their most popular release to date, breaching the UK Top 10.
With a band made up of Connan Mockasin as well as John Carroll Kirby, infinite bisous, Nicholas Harsant and Matthew Eccles plus production from Liam Finn, It's Just Wind is both a lifetime in the making and utterly impromptu.
40th Anniversary Picture Disc - Donna Summer became the first Artist signed to the new Geffen Records label in 1980, and her second album released for the label was the 1982 classic ‘DONNA SUMMER’, which saw her enter new and great territory.
This iconic collection is a must-have release by the world’s greatest rock n’ roll band. This collection offers hits, some of their best deep cuts, and a whole LP side’s worth of rarities previously unavailable in the U.S..
Never reissued on vinyl, and never issued on colored (magenta) vinyl, our expanded edition release of "Explosions in the Glass Palace" includes a bonus track ("Sad Eyes") licensed directly from the band and liner notes by band confidante Pat Thomas.
Age of Miracles is now on vinyl for the first time outside of a German release in 2004. Prophet continues to make records that sound like none other in the alt-country scene-lush, elliptical, inventive, moody, and deeply, even eloquently, grooved.
Released as an illegal bootleg back in the early 1980s, Not About To Die were recordings made for EMI as demos for the 1978 and 1979 albums Chairs Missing and 154. Now Wire has chosen to release the album on their own Pinkflag imprint.
WHITE 2xLP + DVD. Best live recording from Roky's "comeback" era of 2005-2008 with The Explosives. Recorded at the Bowery Ballroom, New York City, NY on April 15, 2007.
1 x 140g colour vinyl, reissued for the first time since 1996 on colour vinyl, featuring reimagined artwork, 12" mix of the track and remastered b-sides.
50 years of criminally overlooked recordings by one of the greatest R&B and rock vocalists ever! This 15-track collection captures her rare singles for the Reprise label with the The Blossoms and The Wildcats, plus her own solo work. And bonus tracks...
50-year anniversary vinyl release of the original power trio’s second incarnation, now expanded with BBC In Concert versions of the album’s key tracks.
"Up Against The Wall Redneck Mother" was written by Ray Wylie Hubbard and appeared on Jerry Jeff Walker's album Viva Terlingua. 'Night Rider's Lament' was written by Michael Burton and made famous by Jerry Jeff Walker on the album, Ridin' High.
