Reissue Review

The Byrds’ self-titled 1973 reunion album, featuring all five original members is given a remaster on Cherry Red’s Esoteric imprint with liner notes.

3 disc box set of remastered psychedelia from '68, showing a spirit of progression and experimentation featuring cult classics from the likes The Pretty Things, Tomorrow and The Deviants.

Brian Eno: Discreet Music / Music For Films / Music For Airports / On Land UMC / Virgin EMI Deluxe LP / LP / CD /...

Bob Marley’s legacy continues and this release is something he would surely approve of.

Guns N' Roses: Appetite For Destruction Various Formats Available Now! Seminal rock LP, Appetite For Destruction gets the expansive reissue treatment. Simon Tucker takes us through his...

Trail blazing, barrier breaking and often, sheer genius.

The United States had The Velvet Underground, the U.K. had Throbbing Gristle. If this is indeed your first time to approach their music this is indeed the perfect place to start but be warned as if they get under your skin you will never be able to let them go wherever your life takes you.

It is music for the mind and the pelvis. Thinking and shagging. Dance music so sexual and cerebral that they have never been equaled.

the true art of writing good, solid and likeable pop.

Electro pioneers are given the deluxe treatment of their first three albums. Louder Than War’s Paul Scott-Bates reviews their debut.

a timeless album, an album that forms part of the tapestry of British Indie music history

IRL celebrate their fifteenth Birthday with a refreshing look at their back catalogue - an album of incredible quality, interest and musical credit.