Various - Soho Scene '59: Jazz Goes ModBritish record buyers had to wait until 1960 to hear the great American albums of 1959; John Coltrane' s debut LP, Charles Mingus' s Ah Um and Horace Silver' s Blowin' the Blues Away. On the home front, in December 1959, Tubby Hayes was already absorbing influences from these albums while cutting his latest LP, Tubby' s Groove. This LP pits Britain' s finest jazz tracks of 1959 up against the very best music coming out of the States at the same time,

Naomi Punk return to the fold with their sophomore record ‰Û÷Television Man‰۪

 Prince of Tearswas recorded at the end of 2016 at Hoxa Studios

Justin Vernon

In 1979 Jerry Dammers from ska band The Specials launched the cult music label 2 Tone Records

which saw everyone from Factory Floor to Richard Fearless instructed to ‰ÛÏkill‰۝ the songs from ‰Û÷Dying‰۪

go-for-the-throat bombast that the band delivers in the live setting

LP - Comes housed in a Gatefold Sleeve

you can't help but wonder why it didn't work out for the Texans at the time

the only way to fight anguish is with positivity

The music: a psychedelic sonic symbiosis of a 1954 Gibson Les Paul and an EMS Synthi AKS

There were no demos or anything

While that darker side may have been expertly explored