NewsBat For Lashes / Fur and Gold reissue
2CD and vinyl LP
Longtime SDE readers might be aware that I’m a big Bat For Lashes supporter / fan and so I’m pleased to see that the band’s debut album (for ‘band’, read Natasha Khan & friends) is being reissued early next year for its 20th anniversary.
Fur and Gold was released in 2006 and was Mercury Music Prize nominated and features the singles ‘What’s A Girl To Do?’ (with its brilliant video), ‘Horse and I’ and ‘Trophy’.
The album has been newly remastered at Abbey Road Studios by Frank Arkwright, overseen by Natasha and the original producer David Kosten (yes, him).
The 2CD deluxe edition (a digipak) offers a bonus CD of demos, along with a BBC Live Lounge Version of ‘What’s A Girl To Do?’ and a ‘Rob da Bank Session’ version of Tahiti. The vinyl version is just the album.
Fur and Gold will be reissued on 6 February 2026, via BMG.
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Tracklisting
Fur and Gold Bat For Lashes / 20th anniversary reissue
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CD 1
- Horse and I (2025 Remaster)
- Trophy (feat. Josh T. Pearson) (2025 Remaster)
- Tahiti (2025 Remaster)
- What’s a Girl to Do? (2025 Remaster)
- Sad Eyes (2025 Remaster)
- The Wizard (2025 Remaster)
- Prescilla (2025 Remaster)
- The Bat’s Mouth (2025 Remaster)
- Seal Jubilee (2025 Remaster)
- Sarah (2025 Remaster)
- I Saw a Light (2025 Remaster)
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CD 2
- Carrie (Demo)
- Healing Fire (Demo)
- Rosie (Demo)
- Dark Time (Demo)
- Howl (Demo)
- Blood Red Shoes (Demo)
- Circle Song (Demo)
- What’s a Girl to Do? (BBC Live Lounge Version)
- Tahiti (BBC Rob da Bank Session)”
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CD 1
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