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Out This Week / 2 February 2015

The Go-Betweens / G Stands For Go-Betweens (box)

The final stock of Domino Record’s lavish 8-disc Go Betweens box is dwindling fast. It’s already over £200 in the UK, so Amazon Canada might be the last chance to grab this with a sensible price tag. Read more


Bob Dylan / Shadows in the Night

Bob Dylan / Shadows in the Night (new album)

Dylan‘s 36th studio album sees him ‘uncover’ a selection of standards with his five-piece band and a live-in-the-studio, no overdubs ethos. Read more


OMD / Junk Culture (deluxe edition)

The 1984 OMD album which features the hits Locomotion, Talking Loud and Clear and Tesla Girls gets the two-CD deluxe treatment. Early reports suggest numerous errors on this set, so proceed with caution. Read more


Rick Wakeman deluxe reissues

Rick Wakeman  / CD+DVD reissues

Two classic reissues from the keyboard wizard. The Six Wives of Henry VIII and …King Arthur… both come with DVD-Audio/Video hybrid discs featuring the original surround quad mixes. Read more


Hans Zimmer / Interstellar: Illuminated Projection Box

Sublime Hans Zimmer soundtrack to Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, finally available outside the USA in deluxe box set form with a bonus disc featuring exclusive cues from the film. Read more


Various Artists / ZTT: The Value of Entertainment

Highly enjoyable revisit of ZTT’s 1985 Sampled compilation, although the DVD of live ‘showcase’ concert The Value of Entertainment is the real highlight. Art of Noise‘s 2CD+DVD At The End Of A Century is also issued this week. Read more


Belinda Carlisle/ Access All Areas (CD+DVD)

This Belinda Carlisle two-disc set is part of a new Access All Areas series from Demon Music that combines audio and video performances. Similar releases from Steve Hackett, Glen Campbell and Caravan also issued this week. Read more


T’Pau / Pleasure & Pain (new album)

First new T’Pau studio album in 17 years sees the Decker/Rogers songwriting partnership rekindled. First single is the power ballad Nowhere.


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