NewsOut This Week / on 19 April 2024
Reissues and releases
Orbital / 'The Green Album' CD, Vinyl, Box Set
Electronic music duo Orbital reissue their self-titled 1991 debut album, known to fans as ‘The Green Album’.
Pearl Jam / Dark Matter Vinyl, Blu-ray
Pearl Jam‘s 12th full length studio album is out this week. It was produced by Andrew Watt and you can order the limited CD+blu-ray edition (with Atmos Mix) from the SDE shop.
Luther / Luther and This Close to You CD, Vinyl
Luther Vandross’ first two albums were as part of a group called Luther. They were originally issued on Cotillion Records in 1976 and 1977 and have never been issued on CD, or reissued on vinyl… until now! 1977’s This Close To You is out this week.
David Bowie / Waiting in the Sky (Before The Starman Came to Earth) Vinyl
It’s Record Store Day on Saturday, 20 April and this Bowie release will be one of many, many special releases. SDE will be doing its annual video preview later this week!
Bruce Springsteen / Best Of Bruce Springsteen CD, Vinyl
New Springsteen ‘best of’ on vinyl. Indie-exclusive blue version available via the SDE shop.
Pink Floyd / The Dark Side of the Moon 2LP pic disc Vinyl
As part of their ongoing 50th anniversary campaign, Pink Floyd will reissue the little known album, The Dark Side of the Moon, as a special 2LP set on crystal clear vinyl.
Falco / Junge Roemer CD, Vinyl
Falco’s 1984 album is reissued across three formats for its 40th anniversary.
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Also out this week is ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ – the eleventh album by little-known indie artist Taylor Swift.
Also out this week is the new A Certain Ratio album – It All Comes Down To This.
If the near title track All Comes Down To This is anything to go by, it should be a cracker.
Probably a bit early but the new OMD single is out next week and IMHO the best track on the album. And like the PSBs a nice cd single too unlike Depeche Mode who seem to have forsaken the format.
Also out… Veteran Aussie space rockers The Church’s follow-up to last years truly excellent concept album, “The Hypnogogue”(their 26th album), which further expands the narrative of that release, “Eros Zeta & The Perfumed Guitars” is now released into the world. As is the latest collaboration between Church leader Steve Kilbey and All India Radio’s Martin Kennedy (Kilbey Kennedy) titled “Premonition K”. As a long time fan of both of these creative endeavours, I’m beyond gratified that all these years down the track, Kilbey’s creative juices are flowing as strongly as ever and his musical output has maintained such an unbelievably high standard. Rolling Stones aside, The Church still maintain the highest number of four or five star rated albums on All Music Guide, and for good reason.
Good call! I actually am liking ‘Eros Zeta’ more than ‘The Hypnogogue’. The CD is a beautiful physical package too. Haven’t heard the new Kilbey Kennedy album, but I’ve liked all the others.
Super-excited about the new T-Bone Burnett album coming out Friday entitled “The Other Side.” It’s his first solo album in nearly 20 years, according to his website.
Also out this week the reissue of Flowered Up’s 1991 album “A Life With Brian” on Vinyl and CD
I’m looking forward to Death Songbook on Friday.
Paraorchestra featuring Brett Anderson, Nadine Shah and Gwenno.
Also I think Neil Young’s F*#!in’ Up is out on Saturday.
Well in part. The limited RSD version that is/was also available through his website is out this week. The CD and ordinary LP version are out next week.