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Mudhoney’s – Real Low Vibe box set is out tomorrow – an essential 4CD collection of Mudhoney’s Reprise Records recordings… Having emerged in 1989 and... Continue reading
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Welcome to the first in a new series of blog articles from Cherry Red. Each month we ask an industry expert to explore a different... Continue reading
Everything we have scheduled for November is now online and available to pre-order PLUS a couple of incredible titles on the way in December too!... Continue reading
As part of Soho Radio’s Label Lodge (a collaboration with AIM, Jägemeister and Soho Radio), we took to the airwaves last week, for a week... Continue reading
“Right Back Where We Started From” is a fresh 3CD collection of Female fronted Pop & Soul In Seventies Britain on the way in October... Continue reading
The latest release in our series of deluxe Fall reissues – “Fall Sound Archive” is on the way in October. It’s Imperial Wax Solvent and... Continue reading
Cherry Red Records have acquired legendary producer Joe Meek’s ‘Tea Chest Tapes’ – a near mythical collection of almost 2,000 reels that contain a vast... Continue reading
September has arrived and we have a new Label Of The Month to marvel over! For the next four weeks we’re shining a spotlight on... Continue reading
September is here and we have stacks of wonderful releases on the way in the weeks ahead. Here’s the full list of September titles and... Continue reading
We’re delighted to be broadcasting on Soho Radio this week as we take the controls for AIM’s Label Lodge in association with Jagermeister. Tune in... Continue reading
We’re delighted to announce a brand-new studio album by Hawkwind Light Orchestra. Carnivorous (an anagram of Coronavirus), which follows Hawkwind’s critically acclaimed 2019 album All... Continue reading
Who’s ready for another 52-track collection of buried treasures and hidden nuggets all originally released on obscure 45s, as championed by The Cramps’ Lux and... Continue reading
