Day Of Phoenix: Mind Funeral – The Recordings 1968-1972
❉ A fascinating addition to the Esoteric Records catalogue from the Danish prog-rock pioneers.
❉ A fascinating addition to the Esoteric Records catalogue from the Danish prog-rock pioneers.
❉ The MORE story goes on with this emotional rollercoaster journey, writes Ange Chan.
❉ First released in 1979, Cherry Red’s expanded edition of Toyah’s debut album is a must-have.
❉ We speak to the veteran musician and actor about his 70s albums, First Dates and the new album.
❉ The redoubtable Mr Westmoreland has constructed a series of arty, spiky, clever songs.
❉ Ange Chan meets the synthwave duo and checks out debut album ‘Enough Fears’.
❉ Forget Stranger Things, this is the 1980s you thought you remembered but you didn’t want to see.
❉ Domino’s fortieth anniversary reissue of Colossal Youth is an incredible package, writes Stephen Porter.
❉ The Slits were punk at its best and Ari Up led the way, writes Paul Matts.
❉ This well-curated set is a great collection of overlooked material writes James R Turner.
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