Lauded on release as Stornoway’s most expansive and confident work, Bonxie remains a hymn to connection, ecology, and the beauty of life. This expanded edition includes previously unreleased B-side tracks from the original recording sessions, as well as some of their well-known unplucked versions of tracks on the album.
Bonxie is Stornoway’s boldest and most outward-looking record, an album infused with a sense of wonder for the natural world and humanity’s place within it.
Produced by Gil Norton (Pixies, Foo Fighters, Echo & The Bunnymen), with a contribution from Craig Potter (Elbow), the songs are studded with field recordings of birds (20 species appear across the album), weaving them into melodies…
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Damaged Goods is proud to present re-issues of one of thee great collaborations of our times…
…includes two bonus tracks “Sittin’ Here (Karizma DJs Dub) and “Sittin’ Here (Peacey Remix).
…Longtime collaborators Jacques Greene (Philippe Aubin-Dionne) and Nosaj Thing (Jason Chung) are officially stepping out as a duo with a self-titled album centered on collaboration. “Trust is the key word and concept around this project,” says Aubin-Dionne. 
Works in Metal is alchemic in its offering as 
Since 2006, the singular Toronto rock ‘n’ roll institution Fucked Up have been releasing a series of long, sprawling, ambitious records named after years of the Chinese Zodiac calendar. Over the next year, they will finally complete that project, releasing the three final Zodiac records as an ongoing series that’ll eventually make up a five-LP series called Grass Can Move Stones. The first of the three installments is called Year of the Goat, and it was supposed to come out next week. Instead, it’s up on Bandcamp today, presumably for Bandcamp Friday reasons.
Beggars Banquet has opened the archive once again, letting a familiar duststorm roll through the room as Fields of the Nephilim’s 
The remastered 20th-anniversary edition includes the original 16 songs plus five archival bonus tracks, featuring session tracks, rarities, and B-sides, some receiving their first official release.
As one half of Brooklyn-based duo 
…remastered by Geoff Pesche at Abbey Road.
At its most accessible, 
Listening to an 
Instrumental album from 1983! Having endured no less than three long-players and a brace of singles featuring the caterwauling of Messrs Hampshire and Childish, the Milkshakes’ audience figured it might be time for an instrumental outing. In response the group gave them just that.
What to make of the band that 
It’s right there in the name: 
Mysterious UK-based producer