1983
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This collection of the earliest recordings from Oklahoma City legends the flaming lips gathers up their earliest recordings featuring visionary Wayne Coyne’s brother Mark on vocals. This compilation is the first installment of a series of every issues dedicated to celebrating the band’s 35th anniversary. Read more
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In the early 1980s, former Genesis guitarist Anthony Phillips attempted a pop crossover; the final product, Invisible Men, wasn’t very good. Yet this reissue expands that album and presents a second disc of material from the era, and shows that while the final album was an underwhelming effort, the creative well from which it was… Read more
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In the early 1980s, former Genesis guitarist Anthony Phillips attempted a pop crossover; the final product, Invisible Men, wasn’t very good. Yet this reissue expands that album and presents a second disc of material from the era, and shows that while the final album was an underwhelming effort, the creative well from which it was… Read more
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Taken from the Universal Music release, Anne Murray: The Ultimate Collection. Read more
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Taken from the Ship To Shore Phonograph Co. release, A Diet For The Worms. Read more
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Taken from the forthcoming Les Disques du Crépuscule release, Nue au Soleil (Complètement) Read more
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Nigerian producer and impresario Odion Iruoje will go down as one of the men who brought Fela Kuti to a wider audience, but his sole album, from 1983, is a blend of Western and African styles that sounds unlike anything that came before it–or anything that came after, for that matter. Read more
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Nigerian producer and impresario Odion Iruoje will go down as one of the men who brought Fela Kuti to a wider audience, but his sole album, from 1983, is a blend of Western and African styles that sounds unlike anything that came before it–or anything that came after, for that matter. Read more
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Taken from the forthcoming Burger Records reissue, Sixteen Tambourines. Read more
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Taken from the forthcoming Milan Records release, Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence. Read more
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