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Beirut Gallipoli 4AD CD | LP

Methyl Ethel Triage 4AD CD | LP

Deerhunter Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared? 4AD CD | LP

This Mortal Coil It'll End In Tears This Mortal Coil’s debut album It’ll End In Tears (1984) forged the template; helping to crystallise 4AD’s emerging signature sound whilst shining a light on some of their stable with Cocteau Twins, Colourbox, Dead Can Dance and The Wolfgang The line-up was completed by arranger Martin McCarrick, violinist Gini Ball, Howard Devoto of Buzzcocks / Magazine fame and Cindytalk’s Gordon Sharp. Pitchfork recently named it one of the best Dream Pop albums ever, a moment which “catalysed 4AD’s ascendance from the stilted poetics of goth rock to the kings of gauzy transcendence.” 4AD CD | LP

The Breeders Safari [Black Friday 18] Limited Black Friday release available in store from Friday 23rd November. [12" EP] (limited to 4000, indie-retail exclusive) Being released this November as part of Record Store Day's sister Black Friday event is a faithful repress of the 12'' version of The Breeders' Safari EP, complete with Shinro Ohtake's 1983 charcoal drawing Nairobi VIII adorning its cover. Originally released in April 1992, sandwiched between their first two albums (Pod and Last Splash), The Breeders' Safari EP came at a time when Kim's Pixies commitments were winding down and her new band were on the cusp of releasing a platinum-selling album. Their first record to feature Kim Deal's twin Kelley, the EP was recorded in two studios with the bulk coming from a session in New York, which provided an early version of 'Do You Love Me Now?', 'Don't Call Home' and a cover of The Who's 'So Sad About Us'. The title track, 'Safari', was recorded separately in London by Kim, Josephine Wiggs and drummer Jon Mattock (Spacemen 3 / Spiritualized) A1. Do You Love Me Now A2. Don't Call Home B1. Safari B2. So Sad About Us 4AD 12"

This Mortal Coil Blood Landing at the start of a new decade, after much had happened in both producer Ivo Watts-Russell’s life and with his 4AD label, the fi nal part of the This Mortal Coil trilogy, Blood (1991), felt like a perfect conclusion. Meticulously orchestrated, vocalists Alison Limerick, Deirdre and Louise Rutkowski return from the second album with Caroline Crawley (Shelleyan Orphan / Babacar) and 4AD signees Heidi Berry, Kim Deal (Pixies / The Breeders), Tanya Donelly (Throwing Muses / The Breeders / Belly) and Pieter Nooten all signed up. “Shedding some of its chillier post-punk components, blos- soming into material airy and gorgeous. Covers - many from the psychedelic era - still dominate the material, but they are largely indistinguishable from the originals, so seamless is (it’s) indelible tone. Blood is a treasure.” Consequence of Sound 4AD CD | LP

This Mortal Coil Filigree & Shadow Released two years after their debut album, This Mortal Coil’s Filigree & Shadow (1986) was no less ornate than its predecessor; a double album with each of its four sides a self-contained unit. New faces joined the cast for this record, including a variety of singers Ivo handpicked like Alison Limerick, Jeanette, Dominic Appleton (Breathless), sisters Deirdre and Louise Rutkowski (Sunset Gun), and Richenel. An intense listen, The Quietus called it “tortured yet oddly euphoric... (music which) could easily rip fl imsy souls apart.” 4AD CD | LP

The Amps Pacer A vinyl reissue of the 1995 album from The Amps, Kim Deal's side-project that was created while on a break from The Breeders. "I think Pacer has everything. It's kind of experimental; there's a lot of vocal experimentation on the record. I love the recording. The drums are very abrasive and raw, and it has everything. There's an incredible mix of pop songs and weird, kind of abrasive almost punk rock songs, and there's real beauty I think on this record." - Elijah Wood 4AD LP

Gang Gang Dance Kazuashita The New York experimentalists Gang Gang Dance are back with their first album in seven years, following on from 2011's Eye Contact. The DeGraw-produced Kazuashita also features drummer Ryan Sawyer and additional production and mixing from Jorge Elbrecht. Our first taste of it is “Lotus,” a five-minute voyage through synthesized haze that finds the space between New Age and New Wave. Bougatsos’ high, breathy vocals lead us forward through the mist, across wide open spaces and thumping electronic breakdowns. 4AD CD | LP

Zomby A Devil Lay Here A 7" single from Zomby, released with their 2011 album Dedication. 4AD 7"

The Breeders Pod Vinyl reissue of the debut album from the American alternative-indie rockers, The Breeders, originally released in 1990. 4AD LP

The Breeders Mountain Battles Vinyl reissue of the fourth studio album from the American alternative-indie rockers, The Breeders, originally released in 2008. 4AD LP

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