Out This Week / on 25 June 2021

Motörhead‘s 1981 album No Sleep ‘Til Hammersmith is reissued for its 40th anniversary across a number of formats, including a four-CD deluxe edition with previously unreleased performances.

The Yardbirds‘ 1966 self-titled album (also know as Roger the Engineer) is reissued as a six-disc super deluxe edition featuring newly remastered mono and stereo versions of the album and various audio rarities.

Free Hand, the seventh album from prog rockers Gentle Giant is reissued in remixed form on CD, blu-ray and vinyl in June.

Gonzo Multimedia are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Yes Union Tour – which featured all eight members of the band – with a special limited edition super deluxe edition box set which contains containing 26 CDs and four DVDs.

Marc Almond‘s 1990 album Enchanted is reissued as a three-disc deluxe edition.

Having released the box set last month, Rhino reissue standalone 3CD and 2LP vinyl versions of the Fleetwood Mac Live album.

The ‘Now That’s What I Call Music’ team are going ‘deluxe’ with a brand new compilation, Now Yearbook ’83, which celebrates the year when the series first started, with a massive selection of hits from the likes of The Police, Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, Culture Club, The Human League, The Cure, Eurythmics, Genesis and more.

White Chalk, PJ Harvey‘s seventh studio long-player, is reissued as a ‘demos’ album on CD and vinyl. The original record is also put out as a vinyl-only re-release.