This week sees new releases from the rejuvenated Manic Street Preachers, with influences ranging from krautrock, to modern art via all sorts of German philosophers. Harry Dean Stanton (Molly Ringwald's dad in Pretty In Pink among many, many other thing) releases the soundtrack to his new film where he covers George Jones, Danny Boy and reconnects with Ry Cooder. The long talked about Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Live 1974 album finally comes out, along with new releases from Eugene McGuinness, The Acid and Elton John's mate Bright Light Bright Light.
Manic Street Preachers Futurology
from £11.99
Following on from last years Top 5 albumRewind The Film, the new albumFuturology finds Welsh rock icons Manic Street Preachers in a more aggressive, propulsive, furious & expansive form, whilst retaining all their usual finesse |
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Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young CSNY 1974
CD - £12.99
Long-rumoured and highly anticipated,CSNY 1974 captures the band’s one-of-a-kind harmonic alchemy during its remarkable outdoor stadium tour, a trek that spanned more than two months, and included 31 concerts, in 24 cities, with combined audiences of over a million people. |
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Eugene McGuinness Chroma
LP - £17.99
After the polish and pop of last album,Chroma treads a simpler, more spontaneous path (“I wanted to do a direct, stripped-back guitar album,” explains McGuinness), perfectly showcasing his timeless song writing talent.
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The Acid Liminal
LP - £17.99
The Acid are Californian polymath and producer Steve Nalepa, world-renowned DJ and Grammy-nominated producer Adam Freeland and producer-singer-songwriter RY X. Fusing minimal techno, synth pop and soaring vocal lines,Liminal is an outstanding debut from one of 2014’s most unique new groups
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Harry Dean Stanton Partly Fiction
LP - £11.99
Soundtrack to Harry Dean Stanton’s acclaimed new film Partly Fiction. The LP, featuring covers of George Jones songs, and collabarations with Ry Cooder, will appeal to fans of not only Stanton, but all film and music. This release is a representative portrait of one of the world’s greatest artists, a familiar face and a distinctive voice.
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Bright Light Bright Light Life Is Easy
LP - £20.99
The Guardian, NME, The Times, Time Out and Q championed Bright Light Bright Light follows his critically acclaimed debut with a warm, sparkling second LP. Life Is Easy features guitars by Scissor Sisters’ Del Marquis, vocals by James Yuill and a duet with Elton John.
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