…Remastered by Mark Beazley.
‘Will’ might have been released in 2001, but it’s not anywhere near as well known as Grinning Cat. That might simply be because up until that point, Susumu Yokota‘s dancefloor material had been supplied via Tokyo’s Sublime imprint, who released the epochal ‘1998’ and ‘1999’. Having become disillusioned with Japan’s club scene, Yokota handled ‘Will’ himself, putting on Skintone and although it made sense sonically – the release is considered an ode to his loose-limbed Skintone nights in Tokyo – it’s one of his more obscure collections. Listening now, it sounds at times like a speeded up, fattened version of ‘Grinning Cat’, all rickety drum breaks and piano loops. It’s almost like Yokota is challenging himself…
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The infectious energy and bombastic grooves of jazz/soul drummer/band leader 
After an eight-year lay-off from the recording studio, the Smithereens released two albums in 2007. However, it doesn’t bode well for their creative process that the first of those albums was comprised entirely of Beatles covers, and the second was a Christmas disc.
‘Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere’ (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) features 12 new recordings by Jeremy Allen White and the cast of the critically acclaimed film.
Culled from previously unreleased recordings from Swedish television and radio archives, 
Combing through a family member’s history following their death is a routine, if sombre and difficult task that falls to many a close relative. Committing to publicly honour that person’s life and work in a tangible way is something else entirely. Over seven years, just such a project has occupied Berlin-based producer Joseph Kamaru, who makes leftfield electronic music as 
There are many nighttime scenarios that can prompt a click of the play button: Stumbling through the door and into a recliner after an arduous day at the office; getting behind the wheel for a head-clearing cruise on nearly deserted streets; inviting friends old and new home from the first party to start the second party. To celebrate 15 years of smooth, velvety beats, L.A.-based dance label 100% Silk has honored such moonlit scenes with the new compilation 
There are few bands like 
…includes two new, never released songs.
Volume 8 in the Cinéola series is the sound track the 
Ultravox’s 1984 best-of compilation 
This Christmas, the First Lady of Folk Kate Rusby gifts her fans something truly special – an exclusive and limited run Double-CD titled 
Available for first time in over 35 years, 
Celebrating 40 Years of one of Britain’s most iconic and era-defining bands, 
Fully remastered and features previously unreleased B-sides, rarities and remixes by Todd Terry, The Beatmasters, Sly & Robbie and more.
The ship of Theseus is a classic paradox of thought that asks whether an object is truly the same after all its component pieces have been replaced. That’s not exactly the case for Sting’s musical The Last Ship, but he is once again revisiting the song score he’s tinkered with several times over the last decade in a new expanded edition.