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The Chemical Brothers Surrender (20th Anniversary) UMC / Virgin CD | LP

Depeche Mode Black Celebration LP

Depeche Mode Music For The Masses LP

The Streets The Hardest Way Vinyl reissue of the third full length album from The Streets, originally released in 2006. RHINO LP

The Human League Secrets Following a greatest hits compilation in the late 90s the Human League signed to the Papillon label. The line-up of Philip Oakey, Susan Sulley and Joanne Catherall recorded the “Secrets” album, with keyboard player Neil Sutton, who co-wrote most of the songs with Oakey, and programmer David Beevers providing the trademark Human League sound. The album’s release in 2001 was preceded by the single “All I Ever Wanted”, but both the single and album lost promotion and sales when Papillon ran into financial difficulties and was closed shortly after the album’s release. This 2LP edition features the original album over the first three sides, while the newly-added fourth side features a non-album B-side, along with one rare remix each of “All I Ever Wanted”, “You’ll Be Sorry” and “Love Me Madly?”. Demon LP

Metronomy Nights Out (10th Anniversary) The tenth anniversary edition of Metronomy's big breakthrough album Nights Out. Included with a second disc that features a range of unreleased demos, rarities and b-sides. "An album that, unquestionably, marks him out as one of the UK's most promising new producers" - The Guardian (2008) "What started out sounding like a simple little home-grown electro record has uncoiled itself over a summer of listens into a multi-layered party playlist that gurgles out anthems without pause." 9/10 – NME (2008) Because Music LP

Imogen Heap Speak For Yourself LP on 180g yellow/transparent coloured vinyl. Imogen Heap’s second album Speak for Yourself fuses her strong voice with electronic soundscapes and alternative rock movements. Frou Frou’s vocalist created this vulnerable atmosphere by searching for different ways to explore her emotions. On the hit single “Hide & Seek” she takes the minimalism to the extreme. The songs begins to drive as her mood becomes very upbeat and happy about the loss and getting over a relationship. While listening to “Goodnight and Go” you’ll hear an impressive guitar solo provided by the legendary guitarist Jeff Beck. It’s an all in one package where the music speaks for itself. Imogen Heap is known for her being part of the short-lived project Frou Frou. Afterwards she started a successful solo career. Speak for Yourself is available as a limited edition of 2.000 individually numbered copies on coloured (yellow & transparent mixed) vinyl. The package includes a 4 page booklet with pictures and lyrics. Music On Vinyl LP

Tears For Fears Rule The World - The Greatest Hits Rule The World feature classics such as “Everybody Wants To Rule The World,” “Shout,” “Mad World,” “Head Over Heels,” “Woman In Chains,” and more, but it also boasts the first original music from the duo since 2004. This year, they recorded two new tracks—“I Love You But I’m Lost” and “Stay”—for inclusion on the collection. The single “I Love You But I’m Lost” bristles with the enigmatic energy of classic Tears For Fears, while the subtle acoustic “Stay” ranks among their most emotional fare. Both fit comfortably alongside the anthems that have defined three generations. UMOD CD | LP

Saint Etienne Good Humor Reissue of the 1998 album from synth-pop / indie-dance group Saint Etienne, the album takes on more acoustic sounds than their previous, electronic driven sound. Heavenly Recordings LP

Saint Etienne Tiger Bay Reissue of the third studio album from synth-poppers Saint Etienne, originally released in 1994. Heavenly Recordings LP

Saint Etienne So Tough Reissue of the second studio album from Saint Ettiene, originally released in 1993. Heavenly Recordings LP

Blondie Heart Of Glass EP A 6-track EP from the iconic Blondie, taken from their breakthrough hit album Parallel Lines. This new EP features remixes, demos and an unreleased alternative version. The song that burst Blondie out of the bowels of the Bowery to #1 on the charts, “Heart of Glass” was the pivotal moment in punk’s choreographed slam-dance with the mainstream. Inspired by Kraftwerk and Giorgio Moroder, Blondie transformed their campy “Once I Had A Love” into a Roland-driven juggernaut and never looked back. Explored and exploded via six distinct versions remastered from the original analogue tapes, the history of “Heart of Glass” is documented here in a copious essay and its art reimagined by noted American illustrator Shepard Fairey. UMC LP

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