Out This Week / 6 April 2015
Bad Company / Deluxe Editions (2CD)
Reissues of Bad Company and Straight Shooter both with bonus discs full of previously unreleased tracks, takes, and mixes from the original sessions.
Foo Fighters / Sonic Highways (blu-ray)
The acclaimed Foo Fighters 8-part documentary directed by Dave Grohl, now out on DVD and Blu-ray.
The Who / The Brunswick Singles (7″ box set)
The Brunswick Singles is the first of four planned anniversary seven-inch box sets in this 50th Anniversary year for The Who. This contains seven seven-inch singles including early classics I Can’t Explain, Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere, My Generation.
Hans Zimmer / Interstellar Soundtrack (2LP Vinyl)
Hans Zimmer‘s sublime soundtrack to Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar is released on 2LP vinyl record with a unique selection of tracks across the two records.
Lisa Stansfield / The Moment (deluxe edition)
Lisa Stansfield‘s 2004 album for ZTT is reissued by Salvo Music as an expanded deluxe edition with five bonus tracks.
The Lilac Time / No Sad Songs
Stephen Duffy and The Lilac Time finally follow-up 2007’s Runout Groove with No Sad Songs, a new 10-track album.
Brian Wilson / No Pier Pressure (new album)
New music from the Beach Boys‘ legend comes as an 18-track deluxe edition and a 2LP vinyl set.
Van Morrison / Duets (new album)
Van Morrison ‘re-works’ his catalogue with this new album of duets featuring many artists including Mick Hucknall, Mark Knopfler and Steve Winwood.
The Blow Monkeys / If Not Now, When? (new album)
New album from The Blow Monkeys, only two years after 2013’s excellent Feels Like A New Morning and their fifth since reforming back in 2007.
Ramin Djawadi / Game of Thrones – Season 3 (2LP vinyl)
Music from Season Three of Game of Thrones pressed on 180g ‘Stark Blood Red Splatter Vinyl’. The music includes three versions of the stunning theme tune.
Bob Marley / Easy Skanking in Boston ’78 (2LP Vinyl)
This Bob Marley live set was issued back in February as CD+Blu-ray (or DVD) sets and is now finally released on double vinyl.
By Paul Sinclair
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