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Interim Report, March 1979 (Yellow Vinyl + 7″ Single)
£33.00Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
The debut LP, originally released February 2021. De-luxe gatefold re-pressing on yellow vinyl with 7-inch single.
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Made Available (Vinyl)
£21.00This Heat
Limited edition reissue. Remastered, olive & grey swirl vinyl.
Worm! (CD)
£10.00Original price was: £10.00.£8.00Current price is: £8.00.Orange Synthetic (CD)
£10.00Original price was: £10.00.£8.00Current price is: £8.00.Cobalt Chapel
Psych-infused chamber pop with echoes of Broadcast and Delia Derbyshire. The follow-up to their much lauded self-titled debut album.
Standers (Vinyl)
£27.00Craven Faults
The cult of Craven Faults continues to grow. Second full-length album, Indies Only Limited Edition of 1000 copies Dark Fell Green vinyl, 2 x LP, gatefold sleeve & 20-page photobook.
Spooky (Clear Vinyl)
£26.00Original price was: £26.00.£20.00Current price is: £20.00.Lush
The debut album, available on vinyl for the first time in 30 years. Clear vinyl edition, remastered.
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The Raven That Refused To Sing (CD)
£9.99Steven Wilson
An electrifying storm of amorphous vitality. CD digipak.
Dumb EP’s (Vinyl)
£19.99Original price was: £19.99.£18.00Current price is: £18.00.Dummy
A compilation of the first two EPs remastered, on green vinyl.
Easel Studies (Vinyl)
£21.00Original price was: £21.00.£18.00Current price is: £18.00.Cate Brooks
‘Easel Studies’ finds Cate Brooks pushing the boundaries of sound synthesis and experimentation on the Buchla Music Easel while still sounding beautifully beguiling and hypnotically melodic.
Nachtmahr (Blood Red Vinyl)
£24.00Original price was: £24.00.£20.00Current price is: £20.00.Ivy Chalice
An auditory journey that beckons listeners to embrace the allure of the unknown. Blood Red Vinyl, Limited Edition of 400.
De Facto (Vinyl)
£19.00Original price was: £19.00.£12.00Current price is: £12.00.Lorelle Meets The Obselete
The Mexican duo “go so far beyond mere psychedelic rock as to defy categorisation”.