Out This Week / on 6 December 2019

Officially issued last week, this is getting a mention again because Amazon UK appear to have stock for just £125. Domino follow up G-Stands for Go-Betweens – their 2015 box set devoted to Australian indie band The Go-Betweens – with a second box, G Stands For Go-Betweens: The Go-Betweens Anthology Volume 2.

Muse release a massive vinyl/CD box set called Origin of Muse. This package will chronicle the band’s earliest days through to their breakthrough album Origin Of Symmetry. It contains nine CDs and four coloured vinyl records.

Universal Music reissue all four of Mick Jagger‘s solo albums on half-speed mastered vinyl.

Rock legends The Who release ‘WHO’ their first studio album in thirteen years.

The Dream Academy‘s Nick Laird-Clowes has been composing music for films and documentaries for two decades and his score for Nick Broomfield’s 2019 Leonard Cohen documentary Marianne & Leonard: Words of Love is released on vinyl LP with just 100 signed copies available exclusively via SDE (Nick is dropping by SDE tomorrow to sign these!).

Methodology ’74-’78. Attic Tapes is a new, highly limited 7LP box set of clear vinyl records that charts the development of Sheffield’s electronic music pioneers Cabaret Voltaire.

Demon Music follow up last years impressive Special Stuff  box set with a new League of Gentlemen vinyl package, Precious Things.

Warners will release a special 2LP vinyl edition of the soundtrack to 1992 live-action/animated film Cool World. This ‘Flesh’ coloured vinyl features the full 15-song sountrack and has an etched side four.