The 7-song EP was recorded in Brooklyn at Gary’s Electric by Al Carlson in January and finds Jack Tatum exploring new sounds, new instruments and a new voice for Wild Nothing.

Artist Eric Shaw was commissioned for original works which complete the new universe of sound. The limited edition LP includes an obi strip, illustrated insert, red vinyl, poster, hand numbered envelope, 2x sticker pages, button and slap bracelet.

The Body Rainfall
Ocean Repeating (Big-eyed Girl)
On Guyot
Ride
Data World
A Dancing Shell
Hachiko

SHIPPING: MAY 14th

The 7-song EP was recorded in Brooklyn at Gary’s Electric by Al Carlson in January and finds Jack Tatum exploring new sounds, new instruments and a new voice for Wild Nothing.

Artist Eric Shaw was commissioned for original works which complete the new universe of sound. The limited edition CD includes an obi strip, illustrated insert, poster, hand numbered envelope, 2x sticker pages, button and slap bracelet.

The Body Rainfall
Ocean Repeating (Big-eyed Girl)
On Guyot
Ride
Data World
A Dancing Shell
Hachiko

SHIPPING: MAY 14th

The 7-song EP was recorded in Brooklyn at Gary’s Electric by Al Carlson in January and finds Jack Tatum exploring new sounds, new instruments and a new voice for Wild Nothing.

To the right you can see the 12" EP and CD (w/ O card), available for pre-order now. Chose which format you would like to order below.

The Body Rainfall
Ocean Repeating (Big-eyed Girl)
On Guyot
Ride
Data World
A Dancing Shell
Hachiko

SHIPPING: MAY 14th

This is Volume Two of the enthusiastically-received Captured Tracks repackaging of The Cleaners from Venus. This part of the collection covers a 3-year period between 1983 and 1985 for the Brit Lo-fi combo, now being described as 'D.I.Y Beatles.' While the rest of the 1980s rock world had immersed itself in epic and often empty gestures, the Cleaners concentrated on neat little lo-fi pop songs of a quality and standard which, as one critic later noted: “Pop music elsewhere had pretty much forgotten.” By now, one of the band's founder members, Lawrence Elliott had left the band. Its chief songwriter, Martin Newell, like the captain of a strange pirate ship took charge, and Cleaners from Venus went sailing...

Here within this second fractured pop feast, are three remastered albums by The Cleaners – as well as a fourth one, containing not only the usual 'rareities' but also previously unreleased tracks and a few genuine treasures. The Cleaners had a back story, too. Included here are some of its fragments.Even today the chief question asked about the Cleaners from Venus is why they weren't huge at the time. The answer to that is that Martin Newell believed that if they involved the music business in their work, the music might be spoiled. They therefore never bothered approaching a record company. For most of their existence, in fact, they didn't even have a telephone. The Cleaners weren't so much independent, as genuinely feral. You won't have heard pop music like this for quite some time. Now listen.

This is a beautiful 4xCD wallet with booklet.

In the Golden Autumn LP (1983)
Renne
A Halloway Person
Ghosts In Doorways
The Autumn Cornfield
Please Don't Step On My Rainbow
Balloon Drop Shadow
Krugerrand Gladiators
Golden Age Saturday
Marilyn On A Train
Sandstorm In Paradise
Victorian Society
A Fool Like You

Under Wartime Conditions LP (1984)
Summer In A Small Town
Johnny The Moondog Is Dead
Hand Of Stone
Drowning Butterflies
Radio Seven
Fracas On West Street
Lukewarm Love Song
A Blue Wave
Song For Syd Barrett
The Winter Place

Songs for a Fallow Land LP (1985)
Sun Comes To The Wood
Julie Profumo
Soul Monday
Gamma Ray Blue
Heroin Clones
Winter Place 2
Golden Lane
Stars Are Cold
Late Night
Beyond
(... and beyond)

A Dawn Chorus - Early Cleaners and Beyond (all unreleased songs) LP
Roots and Beginnings (August 1967)
Russian Picture (Spring 1980)
Bon Temps Roulez (Spring 1980)
Mrs. Killer (Summer 1980)
Young Jobless (1980)
The Secret Dreams of a Kitchen Porter (Spring 1981)
It’s Been So Long (Summer 1982)
Something In My Eye (Early 1983)
When Fire Burns Dreams (Dec 1983)
Amateur Paranoiac (Dec 1983)
Drowning Butterflies (big expensive version) (Nov / Dec 1984)
Beyond the Blue Horizon (Spring 1985)

RELEASE DATE: 5/14/13

Available for the first time on vinyl, 'In the Golden Autumn' is a
product of founding member Martin Newell and fellow kitchen porter,
Martin Chapman. This is the first record in the "Vol.2" batch of
formerly cassette-only reissues that have been remastered for a long
overdue vinyl release. This legendary lo-fi band, which continues to
be highly influential as evident by the critical claim from the first
three record from the band, released in spring of 2011.

Martin Newell, who formed the legendary lo-fi band Cleaners From Venus
in the small town of Wivenhow, England began work on 'In the Golden
Autumn' in the warm early spring of 1983. One of Newell's chief
problems at this time, apart from constant money shortages, was
finding musical collaborators who shared his own skewed pop vision.
The absolute opposite of a musical perfectionist, the founder Cleaner
believed that great pop was to be had by doing things quickly, in
slapdash fashion and by 'fumbling around in the dark in search of
happy accidents.' Liner notes explaining the time and place are
written by Newell himself, giving some insight into each song.

Renne
A Halloway Person
Ghosts In Doorways
The Autumn Cornfield
Please Don't Step On My Rainbow
Balloon Drop Shadow
Krugerrand Gladiators
Golden Age Saturday
Marilyn On A Train
Sandstorm In Paradise
Victorian Society
A Fool Like You

Remastered and available for the first time on vinyl, 'Under Wartime
Conditions' is a product of Martin Newell collaborating with longtime
friend and former Cleaner Lol Elliot. This is the second record in
the "Vol.2" batch of formerly cassette-only reissues from this
legendary lo-fi band, which continues to be highly influential as
evident by the critical claim from the first three record from the
band, released in spring of 2011.

This is one of the many Cleaners from Venus formerly cassette only
releases fromMartin Newell founding member, who formed the legendary
lo-fi band Cleaners From Venus met in the small town of Wivenhow,
southeast England began work on 'In the Golden Autumn' in the warm
early spring of 1983. One of Newell's chief problems at this time,
apart from constant money shortages, was finding musical collaborators
who shared his own skewed pop vision. The absolute opposite of a
musical perfectionist, the founder Cleaner believed that great pop was
to be had by doing things quickly, in slapdash fashion and by
'fumbling around in the dark in search of happy accidents.'

Summer In A Small Town
Johnny The Moondog Is Dead
Hand Of Stone
Drowning Butterflies
Radio Seven
Fracas On West Street
Lukewarm Love Song
A Blue Wave
Song For Syd Barrett
The Winter Place

This is a collection of previously unreleased songs from founding
member of the legendary lo-fi band The Cleaners From Venus, Martin
Newell, before, during and after his time with the band (1967-1985).
Newell collected these songs from the forgotten nooks and crannies of
his colorful musical background. This record is the first release from
the band containing new songs from the time, since they disbanded in
1986. Liner notes unveil a personal glimpse into each song, written by
Newell himself.

As finishing piece to the "Vol.2" batch of formerly cassette-only
releases from The Cleaners From Venus, the band's cult continues to
grow as a new generation discovers this influential band. This release
comes off of critical claim from the first three records from the
band, "Vol. 1," released in spring of 2011.

Roots and Beginnings (August 1967)
Russian Picture (Spring 1980)
Bon Temps Roulez (Spring 1980)
Mrs. Killer (Summer 1980)
Young Jobless (1980)
The Secret Dreams of a Kitchen Porter (Spring 1981)
It’s Been So Long (Summer 1982)
Something In My Eye (Early 1983)
When Fire Burns Dreams (Dec 1983)
Amateur Paranoiac (Dec 1983)
Drowning Butterflies (big expensive version) (Nov / Dec 1984)
Beyond the Blue Horizon (Spring 1985)

Suki and Me

Light Leave Your Eyes

Location

Time

Captivate

Fatal Delay

Letargic

Clash the Truth

Generational Synthetic

Sleep Apnea

Careless

Modern Holiday

Taking Off

Shallow

Burn You Down

Birthday

In Vertigo [ft. Kazu Makino]

Brighter

Caustic Cross

Ascension

Crashed Out

RELEASED: FEBRUARY 19, 2013

(Dee, Dee You're) Stuck On A Star

Little, Lost And Innocent

Six Guns

We Go On Dancing

Rabbits Make Love

Not Enough Girls (In The World)

Chance To Play

The Last Letter

Just A Kid

Ready Steady

Nots

Broken Melody

Milk N' Cookies blended elements of Sparks-influenced Glam with Micky Most / Chin & Chapman-esque Glitter Gum and delivered it with a punk edge that was all New York. Simply a one of a kind LP that has long topped the waant wists of everyone from punk, glam and power pop collectors to twee poppers. Too bad hardly any bands followed their lead until quite recently. This Radio Heartbeat Double LP edition reproduces the original album artwork and adds a gatefold with rare photos, liner notes, 2 Full Color printed inner sleeves and a fold out poster. The first LP of the 2 record set is a faithful reissue of the original 1975 Island LP; the 2nd LP contains "Tinkertoy Tomorrow," "Good Friends," "Wok N' Woll," "Typically Teenage," "Buy This Record" and an alternate version of "Not Enough Girls (In The World)."

84's Man

Old Rat

Wait For The War

Kill Your Son

Wildcat

Thalidomide Child

Anxious

Steal It

Who Do You Think You Are

Strip On My Mind

Panic In The Sewers

I Can Sleep

Am I Guilty

Raxola hailed from the same classic Belgian punk scene as The Kids and Hubble Bubble. Amazing that three groups all put out such staggering LPs! Long regarded as one of the all-time best European punk LPs, Raxola finally gets a legit repressing. Winners such as "84's Man" "Wildcat" and "Old Rat" will continue to quench your sonic palette for years to come.

Cocaina Vitamina

Pour L'Amour D'Un Cygne / Puckies' Power

Les Blues De Fille Aux Jambes De Jeans

Golden Age

The Rock Drill

Cold Expression

Red Suit

In The Image Of Youth

Meltdown

Dark Entires is honored to reissue the long out of print debut album “Elevator to Eden” by Lives of Angels. Lives of Angels was the brainchild of Gerald O’Connell from London, England. In 1974 he worked at CBS studios mastering recordings from tape to disc. By 1977 he joined his first band Mystery Plane, led by school mate Mark Harvey and later joined by his soon-to-be wife Catherine. Gerald branched off in 1980 forming Lives of Angels as an outlet for his own compositions. He recorded, produced and played all of the instruments on “Elevator to Eden” between 1981 and 1983, using a primitive set up of drum machines, one keyboard, guitar and a tape echo. Influenced by the Krautrock sounds of Neu! and Amon Duul II as well as US psychedelic rock, Lives of Angles crafted their own unique post-punk sound. “Elevator to Eden” was originally released in 1983 on cassette by Color Tape Records, the label started by Gary Ramon of Modern Art. Then in 1986 Fire Records remixed and re-released the album on vinyl but the band was not happy with the mixes. This reissue features the original 4-track cassette mixes of “Elevator To Eden” on vinyl for the first time ever. The LP includes 9 songs featured on the original Color Tapes release. All songs have been remastered for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley directly from the original master tapes. Each LP comes with unreleased photos, original artwork and a lyrics for all songs.

"...This is the album Yo La Tengo have waited eight years to make...A dark, sinister smoulder of an album, resplendent in both ambient menace and often uncomfortable beauty...." --Melody Maker

Big Day Coming

From A Motel 6

Double Dare

Superstar-Watcher

Nowhere Near

Sudden Organ

Worrying Thing

I Was The Fool Beside You For Too Long

Whole Of The Law

Big Day Coming

I Heard You Looking

"Yo La Tengo began life as one among hundreds of Velvet Underground-inspired bands, banging out dark, skittish tunes that displayed YLT guitarist/vocalist Ira Kaplan's affection for Uncle Lou as well as Yo La Tengo's commitment to creating a gently subversive groove. Over the years, the band, which also features Kaplan's wife Georgia Hubley on drums and vocals, has gone through more identity changes than David Bowie, from acoustic folk-rock to wailing, Sonic Youth-like guitarchitecture. On this album, the band consolidates their sound as they expand it, incorporating bossa nova, electronica, and '60s pop into a gorgeous shimmering whole that is something more than the sum of its parts. The laconic-but-expressive vocals of Kaplan and Hubley provide the songs with just the right combination of detachment and naïvete, and the trio (which also includes bassist James McNew) sounds like one person with six arms, three brains and one big heart. And don't worry; 'We're An American Band' isn't the old Grand Funk Railroad song."

Return To Hot Chicken

Moby Octopad

Sugarcube

Damage

Deeper Into Movies

Shadows

Stockholm Syndrome

Autumn Sweater

Little Honda

Green Arrow

One PM Again

The Lie And How We Told It

Center Of Gravity

Spec Bebop

We're An American Band

My Little Corner Of The World

"Around the time Electr-o-pura came out in 1995, American music critics were starting to recognize Yo La Tengo as a standout band. The Hoboken, New Jersey, trio lived up to that newfound billing on this release, fully realizing the fruits of what they had started on Painful. It was there that Yo La stopped thinking of themselves as a three-piece band with guitar, bass, drums, and the occasional keyboards, instead opening up walls of sound, patterns upon patterns over which Ira Kaplan's guitar soars, dives, and spirals. It's amazing that a great pop song ('Tom Courtenay'); a lopey, sleepy ballad ('Pablo and Andrea'); a droney, open-ended jam ('Blue Line Swinger', with which the band closed its shows for years); and a couple of out-and-out freak-outs could all coexist so naturally. Though there are bands that have mastered each one of those aspects better than Yo La had at this point, not one could combine them into one work as sublime as Electr-o-pura." --Randy Silver, Amazon.com

Decora

Flying Lesson (Hot Chicken #1)

The Hour Grows Late

Tom Courtenay

False Ending

Pablo And Andrea

Paul Is Dead

False Alarm

The Ballad Of Red Buckets

Don't Say A Word (Hot Chicken #2)

(Straight Down To The) Bitter End

My Heart's Reflection

Attack On Love

Blue Line Swinger

Long As The Sun

It’s Not Enough

Burn It

Holy Crimes

The End Of The Line

Butterfly’s Out Tonight

All You Need To Know

Find Me Always

Pull The Trigger

Daylight

Eighteen years after they called it quits as a working band, 2013 finds the original members of Medicine reunited and proudly offering a newly recorded LP on Captured Tracks. “To The Happy Few” is the sound of a highly inspired group reclaiming its creative legacy, thoroughly immersed in the practice of mixing harsh noise with obsessive melodic detail and heavily groovy rocking. Returning is the core trio of lead singer/ chanteuse Beth Thompson, guitarist / vocalist Brad Laner, and drummer Jim Goodall, the same team which created the still vital, influential and controversial LPs “Shot Forth Self Living” (1992) , “The Buried Life” (1993) and “Her Highness” (1995) as well as a stand-out appearance in the 1994 film “The Crow”.

As it happens, it’s really all the fault of Captured Tracks. In 2012 C/T pulled off the seemingly impossible and secured the rights to reissue the aforementioned two original Medicine LPs in loving and expanded fashion. This was a rather emotional moment for the original band members. So much so that upon meeting up at Brad’s home studio in May 2012 for the first time since 1995 in order to divide up the vinyl goodies and ultra-limited box sets, the trio laid down the basic track for what became the final song on the new LP. Emboldened by the natural ease with which they slipped back into Medicine mode, the trio spent the remainder of the year leisurely recording the new LP and enjoying each other’s company far removed from the stress and turmoil of their original early 90′s run. The resulting LP is not your parent’s Shoegaze record. The sonic palette and the hands, feet and mouths that utilize it may be the same, but the end result more subtly reflects the amassed life experiences and refined aesthetics of three mature artists only just now approaching the peak of their powers..

This Medicine box set is a crucial addition to Captured Tracks' ever-expanding Shoegaze Archives. The three albums enclosed have been remastered along with previously unreleased tracks. You can hear new life breathe from this sexy and lush body of work.

// Shot Forth Self Living 2xLP
From beginning to end, Shot Forth Self Living is a ride, more than a listening experience. It makes your spine tingle and blood hum with its power. This brash and uncompromising masterpiece is a rebel force among shoegaze classics, noted as a perfect example of the American take on the shoegaze genre.

One More

Aruca

Defective

A Short Happy Life

5ive

Sweet Explosion

Queen of Tension

Miss Drugstore

Christmas Song

World Hello

Time Baby 2

Onion Flower

The Powder

Lime Sicks

Wrought

// The Buried Life 2xLP
These songs could never be turned up loud enough. Packed with color and drenched with guitar in an effortless way. The Buried Life has influenced many and offers an inspired listening experience. Not to be missed.

The Pink

Babydoll

Slut

She Knows Everything

Something Goes Wrong

Never Click

Fried Away

Beneath The Sands

Emmeline

I Hear

Live it Down

The Earth Is Soft And White

Time Baby VDP

Live It Down (fast version)

Whle

‘Til I Die

Never Click (single version)

// Sounds Of Medicine LP
Here is a new version, expanded with 2 extra tracks not on the original EP, bringing it up to LP length.

Time Baby 3

Little Miss Drugstore

She Knows Everything (Billy Corgan remix)

Little Slut

Zelzah

One More Night

I Hear (live)

Lime 6 (live)

// Always Starting To Stop Cassette
Live C-90 Cassette* Always Starting To Stop was recorded 1992-1994 in Los Angeles, Raleigh NC, Newcastle U.K., Chicago and Birmingham, Alabama.

Opening

Something Goes Wrong

Onion Flower

Time Baby 2

She Knows Everything

Live It Down

One More

Miss Drugstore

Never Click

Queen Of Tension

Sweet Explosion

5ive

Aruca

Lime 6

Christmas Song

DISCLAIMER: Please do not order this box set with any of our new available releases, other than our other Record Store Day Box Sets. Your order will be held up until 4/21. We know you do not want that.

RELEASE DATE: 4/21/12

Opening

Something Goes Wrong

Onion Flower

Time Baby 2

She Knows Everything

Live It Down

One More

Miss Drugstore

Never Click

Queen Of Tension

Sweet Explosion

5ive

Aruca

Lime 6

Christmas Song

RELEASE DATE: 4/17/12

// Shot Forth Self Living Expanded 2XLP* and CD1

One More

Aruca

Defective

A Short Happy Life

5ive

Sweet Explosion

Queen of Tension

Miss Drugstore

Christmas Song

*World Hello

*Time Baby 2

*Onion Flower

*The Powder

*Lime Sicks

*Wrought

//Shot Forth Self Living Companion (CD2)

Gum

Queen of Tension(demo)

Aruca (demo)

To Your Friends

Miss Drugstore (demo)

All Undone

Snow

One More (demo)

Love You Anywhere

Time Baby 1

Impacted Bantam

Defective (alternate mix)

One More (radio & vox overdub)

Sweet Explosion (alternate mix)

Icehouse Blues

A Short Happy Life (alternate take)

One More (live)

Aruca (live)

Christmas Song (live)

RELEASE DAY: 4/17/12

Eclipse

Maps For Sleep

Arc-Fold

Pelican

Slow Engine Kill Over

Oval

Sun Less Sea

Hue

Evergreen

Quiet Like Seeds

Slipknot

Breif As Photographs

Landscape Burning (1991 home recording)

Tripped Up Breathing (1991 demo)

Saturine (1993 live- Beautiful Noise Festival)

Eyesick (1994 studio outtake)

Featherwright (1994 demo)

RELEASE DATE: 3/20/12

Psycho Popsong

The Finest Thing

Out Of Work And On The Dole

This is Volume Two of the enthusiastically-received Captured Tracks repackaging of The Cleaners from Venus. This part of the collection covers a 3-year period between 1983 and 1985 for the Brit Lo-fi combo, now being described as 'D.I.Y Beatles.' While the rest of the 1980s rock world had immersed itself in epic and often empty gestures, the Cleaners concentrated on neat little lo-fi pop songs of a quality and standard which, as one critic later noted: “Pop music elsewhere had pretty much forgotten.” By now, one of the band's founder members, Lawrence Elliott had left the band. Its chief songwriter, Martin Newell, like the captain of a strange pirate ship took charge, and Cleaners from Venus went sailing...

Here within this second fractured pop feast, are three remastered albums by The Cleaners – as well as a fourth one, containing not only the usual 'rareities' but also previously unreleased tracks and a few genuine treasures. The Cleaners had a back story, too. Included here are some of its fragments.Even today the chief question asked about the Cleaners from Venus is why they weren't huge at the time. The answer to that is that Martin Newell believed that if they involved the music business in their work, the music might be spoiled. They therefore never bothered approaching a record company. For most of their existence, in fact, they didn't even have a telephone. The Cleaners weren't so much independent, as genuinely feral. You won't have heard pop music like this for quite some time. Now listen.

In the Golden Autumn LP (1983)
Renne
A Halloway Person
Ghosts In Doorways
The Autumn Cornfield
Please Don't Step On My Rainbow
Balloon Drop Shadow
Krugerrand Gladiators
Golden Age Saturday
Marilyn On A Train
Sandstorm In Paradise
Victorian Society
A Fool Like You

Under Wartime Conditions LP (1984)
Summer In A Small Town
Johnny The Moondog Is Dead
Hand Of Stone
Drowning Butterflies
Radio Seven
Fracas On West Street
Lukewarm Love Song
A Blue Wave
Song For Syd Barrett
The Winter Place

Songs for a Fallow Land LP (1985)
Sun Comes To The Wood
Julie Profumo
Soul Monday
Gamma Ray Blue
Heroin Clones
Winter Place 2
Golden Lane
Stars Are Cold
Late Night
Beyond
(... and beyond)

A Dawn Chorus - Early Cleaners and Beyond (all unreleased songs) LP
Roots and Beginnings (August 1967)
Russian Picture (Spring 1980)
Bon Temps Roulez (Spring 1980)
Mrs. Killer (Summer 1980)
Young Jobless (1980)
The Secret Dreams of a Kitchen Porter (Spring 1981)
It’s Been So Long (Summer 1982)
Something In My Eye (Early 1983)
When Fire Burns Dreams (Dec 1983)
Amateur Paranoiac (Dec 1983)
Drowning Butterflies (big expensive version) (Nov / Dec 1984)
Beyond the Blue Horizon (Spring 1985)

RELEASE DATE: 5/14/13

This is Volume Two of the enthusiastically-received Captured Tracks repackaging of The Cleaners from Venus. This part of the collection covers a 3-year period between 1983 and 1985 for the Brit Lo-fi combo, now being described as 'D.I.Y Beatles.' While the rest of the 1980s rock world had immersed itself in epic and often empty gestures, the Cleaners concentrated on neat little lo-fi pop songs of a quality and standard which, as one critic later noted: “Pop music elsewhere had pretty much forgotten.” By now, one of the band's founder members, Lawrence Elliott had left the band. Its chief songwriter, Martin Newell, like the captain of a strange pirate ship took charge, and Cleaners from Venus went sailing...

Here within this second fractured pop feast, are three remastered albums by The Cleaners – as well as a fourth one, containing not only the usual 'rareities' but also previously unreleased tracks and a few genuine treasures. The Cleaners had a back story, too. Included here are some of its fragments.Even today the chief question asked about the Cleaners from Venus is why they weren't huge at the time. The answer to that is that Martin Newell believed that if they involved the music business in their work, the music might be spoiled. They therefore never bothered approaching a record company. For most of their existence, in fact, they didn't even have a telephone. The Cleaners weren't so much independent, as genuinely feral. You won't have heard pop music like this for quite some time. Now listen.

This is a beautiful 4xCD wallet with booklet.

In the Golden Autumn LP (1983)
Renne
A Halloway Person
Ghosts In Doorways
The Autumn Cornfield
Please Don't Step On My Rainbow
Balloon Drop Shadow
Krugerrand Gladiators
Golden Age Saturday
Marilyn On A Train
Sandstorm In Paradise
Victorian Society
A Fool Like You

Under Wartime Conditions LP (1984)
Summer In A Small Town
Johnny The Moondog Is Dead
Hand Of Stone
Drowning Butterflies
Radio Seven
Fracas On West Street
Lukewarm Love Song
A Blue Wave
Song For Syd Barrett
The Winter Place

Songs for a Fallow Land LP (1985)
Sun Comes To The Wood
Julie Profumo
Soul Monday
Gamma Ray Blue
Heroin Clones
Winter Place 2
Golden Lane
Stars Are Cold
Late Night
Beyond
(... and beyond)

A Dawn Chorus - Early Cleaners and Beyond (all unreleased songs) LP
Roots and Beginnings (August 1967)
Russian Picture (Spring 1980)
Bon Temps Roulez (Spring 1980)
Mrs. Killer (Summer 1980)
Young Jobless (1980)
The Secret Dreams of a Kitchen Porter (Spring 1981)
It’s Been So Long (Summer 1982)
Something In My Eye (Early 1983)
When Fire Burns Dreams (Dec 1983)
Amateur Paranoiac (Dec 1983)
Drowning Butterflies (big expensive version) (Nov / Dec 1984)
Beyond the Blue Horizon (Spring 1985)

RELEASE DATE: 5/14/13

Available for the first time on vinyl, 'In the Golden Autumn' is a
product of founding member Martin Newell and fellow kitchen porter,
Martin Chapman. This is the first record in the "Vol.2" batch of
formerly cassette-only reissues that have been remastered for a long
overdue vinyl release. This legendary lo-fi band, which continues to
be highly influential as evident by the critical claim from the first
three record from the band, released in spring of 2011.

Martin Newell, who formed the legendary lo-fi band Cleaners From Venus
in the small town of Wivenhow, England began work on 'In the Golden
Autumn' in the warm early spring of 1983. One of Newell's chief
problems at this time, apart from constant money shortages, was
finding musical collaborators who shared his own skewed pop vision.
The absolute opposite of a musical perfectionist, the founder Cleaner
believed that great pop was to be had by doing things quickly, in
slapdash fashion and by 'fumbling around in the dark in search of
happy accidents.' Liner notes explaining the time and place are
written by Newell himself, giving some insight into each song.

Renne
A Halloway Person
Ghosts In Doorways
The Autumn Cornfield
Please Don't Step On My Rainbow
Balloon Drop Shadow
Krugerrand Gladiators
Golden Age Saturday
Marilyn On A Train
Sandstorm In Paradise
Victorian Society
A Fool Like You

Remastered and available for the first time on vinyl, 'Songs for a
Fallow Land' is a product of Martin Newell collaborating with longtime
friend and former Cleaner Lol Elliot. This is the third record in the
"Vol.2" batch of formerly cassette-only reissues from this legendary
lo-fi band, which continues to be highly influential as evident by the
critical claim from the first three record from the band, released in
spring of 2011. Originally self-released by Newell to the tune of “If
people want it, they'll find it.”

This is one of the many Cleaners from Venus formerly cassette only
releases fromMartin Newell founding member, who formed the legendary
lo-fi band Cleaners From Venus met in the small town of Wivenhow,
southeast England began work on 'Songs for a Fallow Land' in March of
1985. One of Newell's chief problems at this time, apart from constant
money shortages, was finding musical collaborators who shared his own
skewed pop vision. The absolute opposite of a musical perfectionist,
the founder Cleaner believed that great pop was to be had by doing
things quickly, in slapdash fashion and by 'fumbling around in the
dark in search of happy accidents.'

Sun Comes To The Wood
Julie Profumo
Soul Monday
Gamma Ray Blue
Heroin Clones
Winter Place 2
Golden Lane
Stars Are Cold
Late Night
Beyond
(... and beyond)

This is a collection of previously unreleased songs from founding
member of the legendary lo-fi band The Cleaners From Venus, Martin
Newell, before, during and after his time with the band (1967-1985).
Newell collected these songs from the forgotten nooks and crannies of
his colorful musical background. This record is the first release from
the band containing new songs from the time, since they disbanded in
1986. Liner notes unveil a personal glimpse into each song, written by
Newell himself.

As finishing piece to the "Vol.2" batch of formerly cassette-only
releases from The Cleaners From Venus, the band's cult continues to
grow as a new generation discovers this influential band. This release
comes off of critical claim from the first three records from the
band, "Vol. 1," released in spring of 2011.

Roots and Beginnings (August 1967)
Russian Picture (Spring 1980)
Bon Temps Roulez (Spring 1980)
Mrs. Killer (Summer 1980)
Young Jobless (1980)
The Secret Dreams of a Kitchen Porter (Spring 1981)
It’s Been So Long (Summer 1982)
Something In My Eye (Early 1983)
When Fire Burns Dreams (Dec 1983)
Amateur Paranoiac (Dec 1983)
Drowning Butterflies (big expensive version) (Nov / Dec 1984)
Beyond the Blue Horizon (Spring 1985)

EXTREMELY Limited less that 60 available.

'Early Flying Nun release (1984) of The Bat's first release. Forming new years eve 1982 by Bob Scott (The Clean), Paul Keane (Toy Love), Kaye Woodward and Malcolm Grant The Bats became of Flying Nun's strong holds with a catalog and influence spanning over thirty years. By Night' establishes The Bats driven jangle sound that would find a mainstream audience some 10 years later and continue to influence bands today. As all early Flying Nun releases, 'By Night' original pressing was limited and as a result copies today are scares with a $50 price tag to reflect it. Re-issued for Record Store day as an exact facsimile of the original.'

*If you are in New Zealand/Australia awesome! So am I! But head to www.flyingnun.co.nz so USPS dosen't kill you.

I Go Wild

Jewellers Heart

By Night

My Way

Man In The Moon

United Airways