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Horror of the Hexham Heads (Vinyl)
The Night Monitor
Genuinely spine-tingling electronic chills… ‘Hexham stone’ Grey Vinyl 180gm
Enys Men – Original Score (Vinyl)
Mark Jenkin
Soundtrack to the new folk horror film. Red vinyl and housed in a spined sleeve with double sided printed insert.
Shindig! Issue 156 (Magazine)
Shindig!
Issue 156. Features include: Paul Williams, Richie Havens, The Move, Cambodian Rock.
Magnetic Sunshine (Orange Vinyl)
Men from S.P.E.C.T.R.E.
Hulking Hammond organs, scorching bongos and fuzzed-out guitars. Limited edition of 500 on Solar Wind orange vinyl.
Gilden Gate (Vinyl)
Gilroy Mere
New album of serene, pastoral ambience from Oliver Cherer, limited edition on green vinyl.
Witchcraft Murders (Vinyl)
Heartwood Institute
“…atmospheric melodicism that will delight fans of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.” Limited Edition Blue Vinyl. Hand numbered – 300 copies only. Plus free promo poster!
London 1966/1967 (Vinyl)
Pink Floyd
Limited edition 180 gram white vinyl in gatefold cover, with printed inner sleeve.
Weird Walk – Cromlech (Zine)
Weird Walk
CROMLECH – a deep dive into The Devil’s Den, our favourite ancient monument. A feast of images and new words from Weird Walk sit alongside a feverish, and previously unpublished, account of a trip to the Den by the brilliant artist Denis Grant King (extract above) and a guide to the folklore of this wondrous dolmen.
Six Twenty Negative (Vinyl)
Twelve Hour Foundation
Tunes that bounce with brio, tunes that milkmen could whistle on their morning rounds and still find stuck in their heads during Nationwide. Limited edition, heavyweight brown vinyl.
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Erpland (Vinyl)
Ozric Tentacles
It is an open exploration of music and the soul. Coloured vinyl 2 x LP featuring the 2020 Ed Wynne remaster.
Empty Avenues (10-inch Vinyl)
John Foxx & The Belbury Circle
“…neon sombre, rainy day replicas of Junior Boys’ transatlantic glide, experienced through the world weary conscience of David Sylvian. Arguably the label’s finest effort”.
De Facto (Vinyl)
Lorelle Meets The Obselete
The Mexican duo “go so far beyond mere psychedelic rock as to defy categorisation”.