Crass - Penis EnvyThe album has been remastered by Alex Gordon at Abbey Road Studios, as close as possible to the sound of the original release. Penis Envy, released in 1981, was the third LP by Crass. Eve Libertine takes the lead vocals throughout the album (the one exception being de Vivre's turn on the unnerving portrayal of hospitals and waiting for death, Health Surface). A powerful and challenging record, Penis Envy uses the brutal, cruel description of sexism

and therefore many of there finest songs were never issued on their studio albums

in faithfully defiant fashion

Girls Gone Rockin‰۪ sees chart-topping R&B mamas rubbing shoulders with boogie woogie country gals

CD in 4 page digipack in O-card slipcase

The fruits of their collaboration would not find an official release until 1979 by which time Elton‰۪s ever-restless muse had moved on but the sessions were not destined to languish in obscurity

veering from completely abstract ambient explorations through buoyant repetitions that float into the territory of the most cosmic German and Italian synth explorers of the 1970s and 80s

by Loren Humphrey

New album from the Malmo-based trio of Marleen Nilsson

unified by Roberts' archival and often deeply personal research into legacies of the American slave trade and ancestries of American identity/experience

Their first release since 2013’s ‘AM’ finds the band intent on continuing to explore new musical terrain with each album

uncompressed sound and Elias Bender RÌünnenfelt‰۪s desperate vocals are out front

1a I'm a Ding Dong Daddy (Decca 45-F10763) 1956 - George Melly With Mick Mulligan And His Band