Out This Week / on 29 April 2022

Rush’s 1981 album Moving Pictures is reissued for its (belated) 40th anniversary. Fans may have to wait another week for the big super deluxe.

Three years after the RSD release, the original mono mix of Pink Floyd’s second studio album, 1968’s A Saucerful of Secrets, is reissued on vinyl.

Part two of BMG’s Sparks reissue sees vinyl and expanded CD reissues of Exotic Creatures of the Deep (2008) and The Seduction of Ingmar Bergman (2009).

T. Rex’s classic 1971 album Electric Warrior is reissued as a half-speed mastered vinyl pressing for a late-in-the-day 50th anniversary celebration.

Howard Jones’ first two albums – Human’s Lib and Dream into Action – are issued on black vinyl by Cherry Red.

Neil Young releases Volume 4 of his occasional ‘Official Release Series’ box sets. The ORS series sees original albums remastered and reissued and this forthcoming box contains discs 13, 14, 20 & 21.

Making a Song and Dance is a new 6CD box set highlighting the considerable career achievements of legendary drummer Bill Bruford.

Norah Jones’ 2002 debut album Come Away With Me is reissued for its 20th anniversary, in 3CD and 4LP vinyl guise. The CD set was issued a few weeks back and the expensive 4LP vinyl box set is out this week.

Scottish indie label Last Night From Glasgow will reissue The Audience’s self-titled album. The band featured a young Sophie Ellis-Bextor and the 1998 album delivered a couple of UK top 30 hits including ‘I Know Enough (I Don’t Get Enough’.

Glastonbury rockers Reef return with Shoot Me Your Ace, their sixth studio album. It’s produced by Duran Duran guitarist Andy Taylor.