Pop, Rock & Punk

A haunting, cinematic journey into a village that exists beyond time and place, Requiem For A Village is Steven Wilson's most intimate and imaginative work yet. Blending dark folk, rock and electronica, the album unfolds as a continuous 54-minute "film for the ears," populated by strange archetypes and eerie folklore. The album is narrated by David Tennant and written with Andy Partridge (XTC).<br/>Steven Wilson is one of contemporary music's definitive auteurs. A six-time Grammy nominee and founding member of Porcupine Tree, Wilson's last three solo albums have all been top 5 in the UK. His most recent albums have garnered career best reviews, including one that noted Wilson had somehow pulled off the unusual trick of being able to do whatever he wants, whilst still achieving a level of commercial success.<br/>A pioneer in the world of spatial audio, Wilson has recently remixed New Order, The Who, King Crimson, Suede, XTC and Tears For Fears among many others.

Dolby Atmos mix, high-resolution stereo audio and promotional films for Day Tripper and We CanWork It Out.

Unbound And Dangerous is a new live collection compiled and sequenced by Robby Krieger, John Densmore & Bruce Botnick.<br/><br/>The Doors' Robby Krieger and John Densmore team with the band's longtime engineer and mixer Bruce Botnick for Unbound And Dangerous, a new double live album that revisits their 1970 Roadhouse Blues tour. <br/><br/>Focused on hard-rocking performances, the collection sets a breathless pace, capturing The Doors at their menacing, bluesy best.<br/><br/>Blu-ray edition features Botnick's new Dolby Atmos and high-resolution stereo (192/24) mixes.

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Steven Wilson has newly remixed this classic album in Dolby Atmos, 5.1 Surround and stereo. Plus, for the first time on Blu-ray, the original 1974 Quadraphonic mixes are included, remastered for a whole new generation of listeners. Hear this classic the way it was always meant to be experienced - in full immersive sound.

From the acclaimed Luck and Strange Tour, the concert filmed at the Circus Maximus in Rome, plus audio concert of tracks from the tour, additional behind-the-scenes documentaries, tour rehearsal footage and music videos. Film directed by Gavin Elder. Soundtrack and audio concert produced by Charlie Andrew and David Gilmour.<br/>2 Blu-ray discs in dedicated colour wallets, 24-page booklet featuring photographs from the Luck and Strange tour+ black cat stickers.<br/><br/>BD1 <br/>Concert filmed at the Circus Maximus in Rome<br/>Audio in 24 bit/96kHz in Stereo, 5.1 Surround and Dolby Atmos<br/><br/>BD2 <br/>23 live tracks from the Luck and Strange Tour (Audio)<br/>Audio in 24 bit/96kHz in Stereo, 5.1 Surround and Dolby Atmos<br/>EXTRAS: 4 songs filmed at the tour rehearsals, 4 documentaries, 9 music videos<br/>Audio in Stereo only

A man from the future is an audio/musical biography of computer pioneer and codebreaker Alan Turing written by Pet Shop Boys with Turing biographer Professor Andrew Hodges. <br/>Originally performed as part of the BBC Proms in July 2014 at the Royal Albert Hall, with the BBC Concert Orchestra, the BBC Singers and narration from actor Juliet Stevenson. <br/>It has been revised and rearranged in this new production by Pet Shop Boys and Sven Helbig. <br/>Pet Shop Boys recorded the album in the last year in the UK and Germany. <br/>The album features the Manchester Camerata Octet, the Manchester Grammar School Choir and narration from Juliet Stevenson. <br/>String and vocal arrangements are by Sven Helbig.<br/><br/>Limited 1BR amaray Includes album instrumentals and no narration versions in Dolby Atmos and High Res stereo (96kHz / 44-bit)