Trompe Le Monde: Vinyl LP Hiatus Kaiyote An exceptional piece of work

An exceptional piece of work for self-reflection in the company of darker side yourself

the long-awaited ‘Toyah Live At Drury Lane’ – Toyah’s legendary Christmas Eve 1981 concert in its first ever audio release on vinyl

’ Fan favourite ‘The Trouble With Andre’

“Host” was selected as the name as a tip of the hat to the aforementioned album that found Paradise Lost in an unprecedented period of experimentation that eschewed their metal roots and also challenged their fanbase in ways like never before

Consume Me In Your Fire

Trompe Le Monde: Vinyl LP Hiatus Kaiyote An exceptional piece of workTranslated from French to mean 'fool the world', 'Trompe Le Monde' showed Pixies still restless to push their sound forward. Recorded between Burbank, Paris, and London, with producer Gil Norton again at the controls, their fourth album is arguably their most playful, with Black Francis's lyrics on UFOs and conspiracy theories keeping things weird while power pop creeps in to amplify the space rock established on predecessor 'Bossanova'. Featuring