Villagers - Where Have You Been All My Life?'Where Have You Been All My Life?' is a collection of songs that distils five years and three albums of Villagers' songwriting into one flowing narrative. Recorded in one day at London's RAK Studio with Richard Woodcraft (Radiohead, The Last Shadow Puppets) and Villagers live engineer Ber Quinn, the album is a re imagining of older material seamlessly woven with present glories from Villagers' most recent studio album, 'Darling Arithmetic'. Released

inspired by the magic art of brewing at a festival in Italy

very filmic and give it an almost sci-fi like quality

the group blended garage punk with killer harmonies and a slight sense of the absurd

‰۝ a taut guitar based slice of heaven featuring Richards on electric and acoustic guitars

James Williamson and a shit-faced-drunk Roxyera

Adorable - dropping bubblegum nature poetry over candy coloured jump-up runs- Rolling Stone

'75' was imported in the uk

they're just expanding their boundaries

Disc 1 kicks off with a long awaited

LP - Double LP Set - 14 Tracks

mystical and erotic sounds returning Garwood‰۪s music to the elements - to his mad blues

Le Premier Bonheur Du Jour gave fans the most significant insight so far into the identity of Françoise Hardy