Inverse ratios, eighty-twenty splits, all that. As something becomes more popular the usual paradoxical effect is for those who dig … More
Category: Reissues
Gary Numan – BBC Radio Sessions (John Peel 1979) review
In some ways you’d have considered Gary Numan mad. Plenty more would’ve concurred when the singer attempted to fly solo … More
The Bluebells – Sisters (Remastered & Expanded) Review
How many bands are now viewed in time’s rear view mirror as one hit wonders who really weren’t? Saddled with … More
Rough Trade Records – RT 45s Boxset Review
Very recently a debut record from a bunch of Chicagoan Generation…wait, what is the latest “Generation”? – anyway – three … More
Orbital – Orbital II (The Brown Album) Reissue review
Orbital have always had a bit of an image problem. Whilst that might sound ridiculous in an electronic music world … More
The Fall – Singles Live Vol.1 78-81 Review
Given their labyrinthine dealings with labels during the band’s lifetime, it does make sense that rather than pick through the … More
Gary Numan – Beserker (Deluxe Issue) review
These days we think we’ve got it bad if somebody writes a mean post about us, or the local coffee … More
Kraftwerk’s Autobahn at 50: Still The Future
It’s the sound of simple joy, of the freedom to control your environment, movement and choice of destination. Now synonymous … More
Vashti Bunyan – Lookaftering Expanded Edition review
It’s the scourge of modernity that has many looking to the past; whether we really want to live in a … More
More Familiar Fun – 2024’s Reissues
Old is the new new, right? Well, maybe not. But with catalogue as it’s known remaining as a major source … More