PJ Harvey - DryDry is the debut studio album by English singer songwriter and musician PJ Harvey, originally released on Too Pure Records on 30 March 1992. The album was recorded at The Icehouse, a local studio in Yeovil. Critically lauded both on release and retrospectively, the album contains the singles Dress and Sheela Na Gig Back in print for the first time in almost 20 years, Beggars Archive on behalf of Too Pure Records is pleased to announce the re issue of

Mellow Waves

including “Hole In The Ground” and “Right Said Fred”

“It was a real pleasure to collaborate with Jozef once again

and you’ve squandered your hard earned scratch on this record

is finally available again on its original format

a style invented by the influential John Fahey

“is free

But that‰۪s just the preamble to the story

They garnered support from BBC 6 Music

“There’s something sinister about the idea of seducing a whole state

The album was recorded with long term collaborator Brendan Williams in three locations - at a studio in the heart of the Welsh valleys

Muse return with their new album 'Drones'