National Heath Queues And CuresFirst ever vinyl reissue Half speed mastered. Of Queues and Cures, National Healths remarkable second album, is presented for the first time ever as a half speed mastered vinyl edition, offering an unparalleled listening experience that reveals new depth and detail in every note. A cornerstone of the Canterbury scene, the album stands as one of its most adventurous and quintessential works a dazzling display of wit, complexity, and musical interplay.

and the band's cover of Alice Coltrane's "Ptah

not to ‘make records

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bottom-heavy bass all join together for a full

Inspired by a tape gifted to Dot in the ’90s by the late Andrew Weatherall which included two songs by Tim Hardin (‘How Can We Hang On To A Dream’ and ‘If I Were A Carpenter’)

Louisiana-flavored Dry Run

whilst retaining all the usual MSP finesse

“ "I had a myriad of mountains to be crossed which was pretty challenging” he explains

lived life as an Australian and even ate haggis meat ‰ÛÒ experiences that inform these warm

+Limited pressing of 300*

London band’s debut album (after one 7” on Prefect

DOUBLE LP SET FEATURING TWO LIVE SHOWS RECORDED IN 1971 AND 1972 PLUS THE COMPLETE ‘1-10 (WITH A TOUCH OF 11)’ ALBUM