Stiff Little Fingers - Inflammable MaterialStiff Little Fingers are proud to release Inflammable Material. Originally released in 1979, this seminal record, printed on black vinyl, explores themes of teenage boredom and sectarian violence with an underlying insight into Northern Irish life during the peak of the tensions. Their punk rock aesthetic is authentic, with raw lyricism and harsh instrumentation. Containing the anthemic track Alternative Ulster, Stiff Little Fingers promote the grab

the track sequence restored to how the composers originally intended it and previously unheard bonus tracks on the CD

The package features a host of rare and unseen photos from the period along with extensive interviews with artists including Beate Bartel (Mania D

originally issued as a vinyl-only edition of 500 copies on Berlin label Grautag Records

Yo La Tengo have issued a record with the same name but with a different force

Cornelius’ first album in over 11 years will be available in a limited deluxe edition pop-up gatefold vinyl (including phenakistoscope animation insert)

This version has been mastered by John Golden and pressed in an edition of 500 copies

but lo and behold

containing 6-panel digipak with 1 x 3D Blu-ray (2D compatible) and 1 x 2D DVD

Singer Joe Talbot summarizes: “This album is an attempt to be vulnerable to our audience and to encourage vulnerability

The songs on Remind Me Tomorrow have been transported from Van Etten’s original demos through producer John Congleton’s arrangement

Since that was recorded and mixed very hastily

The Jesus And Mary Chain release their long-awaited new album Damage and Joy