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Junkyard (LP)
Original UK edition of the second and final album released by 4AD in 1982, art/psych/blues/punk fusion at its wildest and best.
Komackino (LP)
Unofficial 1981 Italian LP on Joy Division Records with a recording of the live show at the Lyceum, London, February 29, 1980. This is a 1990's reissue with different cover.
Alma Mater (LP)
Original edition on Factory of the sole 1984 album by cult Manchester refined electronic new wave group produced by Peter Hook of Joy Division / New Order.
Commercial Suicide (LP)
Original 1986 album on Crammed Discs of refined electronic pop with arrangements for chamber music ensemble by Wire member.
Mirror Moves (LP)
Original Italian edition on CBS of the band's fourth and very commercially successful album released in 1984.
Nine Months To The Disco (LP)
Original edition of the second LP but first actual album by the Bristol band with crazy improvised and electronic-based post-punk experiments, released on Heartbeat / Cherry Red in 1980.
Groove (2LP)
Original Uk edition of 1989 album by Swell Maps' guitarist and singer released by Creation as a double LP set.
Pieces For Broken Piano
Pieces for Broken Piano turns a weather‑wrecked 1916 Gebrüder Stingl grand into an accidental “prepared” instrument, as Miroslav Beinhauer navigates new works by Terry Riley, Philip Glass, Milan Knížák, Gordon Monahan, Elliott Sharp, Milan Gustar and…
Duori
Duori is an imaginary word. It combines the ideas “dentro” (inside) and “fuori (outside) invoking a place between.
The Millpond Years (LP)
Original 1988 UK edition on Reflex Records of the arty, folky goth-tinged third album.
Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing (LP)
Original edition of the landmark 1982 first full LP by possibly the most influential (also for future trash metal bands) harcore punk bands, with unprecedented levels of energy and fury.
Fireside Favourites (LP)
Original UK edition on Mute, and featuring label's boss Daniel Miller, of Frank Tovey's 1980 debut album combining synth pop style with industrial aesthetics.
Live At The Witch Trials (LP)
Original UK edition on Step Forward of the second album by Mark. E. Smith's outstanding and mercurial band with roots in the Velvet Underground, released in 1979. With two inserts.
Dragnet (LP)
Original UK edition on Step Forward of the second album by Mark. E. Smith's outstanding and mercurial band with roots in the Velvet Underground, released in 1979. With two inserts.
Grotesque (After The Gramme) (LP)
Original UK edition on Rough Trade of the fourth album, produced by the Res Crayola's Mayo Thoimpson, Geoff Travis and Grant Showbiz, by Mark. E. Smith's outstanding and mercurial band with roots in the Velvet Underground, released in 1980.
Unknown Pleasures (LP)
Very early re-press on Factory with plain sleeve of possibly the most acclaimed, rightly so, and influential debut album of the British new wave from 1979, with the amazing production by Martin Hannet. Essential.
Gruftgesaenge (2LP)
Unofficial 1981 2LP set on Democrazy Records with a recording of the live show at Paradiso, Amsterdam, January 11, 1980 plus tracks from rare early singles and compilations. This is the first version on black vinyl which has “Shadowplay” at the end o…
Move (7"EP)
Fantastic experimental art rock EP by the amazing Homosexuals' Jim Welton (a.k.a. Amos, Xentos, King Kobra, Vic Serf, Narky Brilliance, etc.), privately released in 1979 with hand-painted covers and stamped/hand-written labels. No insert. Essential.
Mother's Hour (7")
Very beautiful third single by very original arty new wave duo released by New Hormones in 1981. With folded insert.
For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate Mass Murder? (LP)
Italian 1981 edition on Base Records of the mighty second album of incredebly charged and politically concerned avant-garde dub jazz-funk punk-rock released in 1980. Absolutely essential masterpiece.