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Boards Of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest
Boards Of Canada, one of the most respected and influential electronic artists of recent times, return with their first album in eight years.
‘Tomorrow’s Harvest’ consists of 17 new tracks and is available as a special ‘Artcard Edition’ CD (digipack in amended sleeve with three artcards, exclusive to independent retailers), standard digipack CD, and gatefold double LP.
The album’s release was teased by a number of clues which appeared across a week online (YouTube), on radio (Radio 1 & NPR), on TV (Ad...
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These New Puritans - Field Of Reeds
The wait is over. Amidst a haze of anticipation, These New Puritans release the follow up to their critically acclaimed album ‘Hidden’.
The album will be available vinyl gatefold LP.
The LP features two 33⅓ rpm LPs, three sides of which are playable; the fourth side contains an etching. The vinyl comes with polythene lined paper record sleeves, two 11½ inch square inserts, which contain lyrics and artwork, and embossed and spot varnished finishes.
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Pet Shop Boys - Electric
Pet Shop Boys return in triumphant form with their new studio album 'Electric', the first to appear on their own label x2 and produced by Stuart Price.
'Electric' features nine tracks in total – eight brand new Pet Shop Boys' songs plus a cover of Bruce Springsteen's 'The Last To Die'. The result is as uncompromising a collection of dance anthems as Pet Shop Boys have ever made.
Pet Shop Boys said: "'Electric' is very much set on the dance floor. Our latest album often evolves as a response to our ...
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Nick Drake - Bryter Layter
Continuing the ReDISCovered boxed vinyl series of Nick Drake’s albums, Island Records presents his second album BRYTER LAYTER in a format similar to that used for the release of Pink Moon in 2012.
The album itself is a near exact replica of the original 1970 release, pressed on heavyweight audiophile vinyl, and remastered at Abbey Road from master tapes by the album's original engineer John Wood. Although the first generation master tapes were found to be unusable, Wood had made a safety copy of the albu...
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