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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.

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.

Vinyl reissue of the debut album from Icelandic art-rock project Dead Skeletons. Originally released on 11/11/11 via Anton Newcombe's A Recordings label, Dead Magick has come to be seen as one of this generation's definitive neo-psychedelic works and had an almost cult-like reverence attached to it. Tours around the UK, EU and USA, major international festival dates and critical acclaim soon followed the album's release, and it also helped to catalyse a burgeoning underground psych scene to whom 'Dead Magick's occult sonic belligerence became a crucial and highly-lauded touchstone. A twelve-track masterclass in "transportative far-out guitar hymnals" (The Quietus) and "a psychedelic battle cry" (The Guardian), the 'Dead Magick' double album was an exercise in spiritual rock'n'roll drones shaped by primitive fuzzed-out guitars, repetitive vocal mantras, distorted organs and crashing percussion.

Judas Priest: Sad wings of destiny (Remixed...) [2 Vinyl LP]

Cramps: Gravest gravy [Vinyl LP]

Most comprehensive collection to date of Quo's early recordings for between 1970 and 1972. Captures an era when this much-loved rock band found their signature sound. Includes rare mono version of third album, &#039;Ma Kelly's Greasy Spoon', various singles and B-sides, outtakes and alternative versions, plus a version of The Doors' 'Roadhouse Blues'. With liner notes from Status Quo aficionado Dave Ling, and track annotations from mastering engineer Andy Gamble.

Rose Tattoo: The albums 1981-84 [4 CD]