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Mike Oldfield
Hergest Ridge / Tubular Bells / Ommadawn
UK remastered double cd with bonus tracks !
Filed under: Psych / Prog 
Ozric Tentacles
Erpland
Remastered CD/DVD edition featuring a full live show from 1991 !
Filed under: Psych / Prog 
Steve Kilbey
Monsters n Mirages
For fans who can’t get enough of legendary Australian rockers the Church, virtually all of frontman Steve Kilbey’s recordings as a solo artist are now available as an 8-cd box set.
The label warns that this is a limited edition and copies are going fast.
The set includes remastered digipack copies of Unearthed and Earthed, The Slow Crack, the massive triple album Remindlessness, the Narcosis ep, Dabble and Artifacts and Freaky Conclusions (the latter of which have never been officially released in the US).
Filed under: Alternative Rock • Rock 
Frontline Assembly
Improvised.Electronic.Device
“‘I.E.D.’ is definitely furthering the direction of the band and sound, creatively and artistically,” explains founder and mastermind behind FLA, Bill Leeb. “We’re finding new ways to make sound.”
Features guest vocals from Al Jourgensen.
Filed under: Experimental / Electronic • Industrial 
Steve Mason
Boys Outside
2010 album from the British singer/songwriter, formerly with The Beta Band, King Biscuit Time and Black Affair.
Boys Outside appears under his own name, because, he says, he’s had enough of all the aliases, and because, more than ever in his life, he’s comfortable in his own skin.
Also, he’s proud of these 10 songs, whose sparse, haunting arrangements bespeak economy, maturity and focus.
Boys Outside is fully the equal of The Beta Band’s The Three EP’s, packed with inventively sculpted sounds and sublime melodies, and shot through with a rare emotional honesty.
Filed under: Experimental / Electronic • Indie • Pop Musik • Vinyl 
Pinetop Perkins and Willie 'Big Eyes' Smith
Joined At the Hip
The album is a mix of material written by Smith, along with a few chestnuts from the annals of Delta and Chicago blues.
Filed under: Blues 
Devo
Something For Everybody
Something for Everybody features the band’s classic line-up of Mark and Bob Mothersbaugh, Gerald and Bob Casale joined by drummer Josh Freese.
Though the songs recorded for Something for Everybody are built on Devo’s signature mechanized swing, the recording and resentation of the album saw the band experimenting with an entirely new approach.
A series of studies were conducted through their website to help the band with its creative decisions, from color selection to song mixes.
Filed under: Alternative Rock • Experimental / Electronic • Pop Musik 
Cowboy Junkies
Renmin Park
Inspired by a 3 month stay in China, Michael Timmins became enamored with the original Chinese music to which he was exposed as well as the sounds he encountered in everyday life.
Both of these elements led to the creation of Remnin Park.
Two of the artists that he became attached to were Zuoxiao Zuzhou (ZXZZ) and Xu Wei and the band covers songs by each on the album.
In addition, ZXZZ contributes an original lyric and vocal performance to “A Walk In The Park.”
Field recordings Timmins made of everything from street sounds to badminton games to children in the classroom are incorporated into a number of songs.
Filed under: Folk / Country / Rootsy 
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Mojo
2010 album from the veteran rockers, their first album in eight years.
The first thing that hits you about Mojo is that this is the sound of a band playing together in a room - not a studio - facing each other, all singing and playing at the same time.
The music is alive, with no overdubs or studio trickery.
What you hear is what they created on the spot at that time. Tom Petty says, “With this album, I want to show other people what I hear with the band. Mojo is where the band lives when it’s playing for itself.”
Filed under: Rock • Vinyl