Replay

ReplayMore Info Originally released in 2004, Replay captures one of post rocks most influential and elusive acts, during their peak years of 1988 to 1994. Bark Psychosis always defied convention layering samples and textures to create immersive soundscapes that helped define post rock when the genre was growing stagnant. One of their key innovations was their use of volume and contrast; dense guitar walls collapse into delicate vocals and synths, revealing

including most recently the dystopian end-times concept album Murder Of The Universe

following their 2015 debut album "Holding Hands With Jamie"

a Cream influence is noticeable but otherwise Dark crafted a unique Fuzz Soaked sound that predicts Stoner Rock and deliver six masterful Heavy Prog tracks characterised by a unique Fuzz Guitar tone

- A Song for You

In December 1978 Pete Williams

2 Couldn't Stand The Weather

this compelling anthology reflects the ease with which Laurel adapted to contemporary trends and styles throughout his long and illustrious career

Thoughts and feelings that pop music had repressed for decades were at last unleashed as the anger

Breaking Down The Door

16 Leisure Process – Love Cascade

Neil Young has graciously found his 8-track analog multi-track recording of the performance and newly mixed it for this boxset

Vice Squad are considered one of the most influential punk rock bands of all time