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• Recorded by students at the start of their summer holidays, Oberon’s self-financed, 99-copies-only 1971 album “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” is one of the rarest,... Continue reading
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• A deep delve into the insane world of rockabilly; gathering together over 50 gloriously madcap 45s as collected and celebrated by The Cramps’ Lux... Continue reading
• There are few artists in country music more highly praised, or influential, as Lefty Frizzell. With a vocal styling often imitated but never matched,... Continue reading
• Lou Gramm had been recording with Rochester, New York based band, Black Sheep, since the early 1970s. Releasing two LPs for Capitol, Lou Gramm... Continue reading
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Our Official Spotify Playlists are always being updated with fresh tracks, whether that be new Cherry Red releases, hidden catalogue gems, or genre-defining classics, you... Continue reading
We are so excited to announce our releases for Record Store Day 2021! Limited Edition vinyl treasures from Toyah, Buzzcocks, Howard Jones, Procol Harum, Jon... Continue reading
‘Settlement’, the new album from the legendary Strawbs has landed straight in at Number 2 in the Official Folk Albums Chart! Not heard it yet?... Continue reading
• After independently leaving The Spencer Davis Group in late 1968, organist and singer Eddie Hardin and drummer Pete York got back together a few... Continue reading
The dancehall phenomenon of the late Seventies resulted in renewed interest in the sounds and rhythms of rock steady and early reggae; a development that... Continue reading
Originally forming in Germantown, Maryland, USA in 1991, Clutch comprised of Dan Maines (bass), Jean-Paul Gaster (drums), Tim Sult (guitar) and Neil Fallon (vocals) when... Continue reading
From a musical perspective, the Seventies didn’t really begin until 1972, when the sudden appearance of pioneering art-rock adventurers Roxy Music saw them spearhead a... Continue reading
