Merry Clayton - Merry ClaytonWe already reissued the first one, Gimme Shelter, on vinyl; now were coming back with her 1971 self titled second album, which, like the first, has never seen a vinyl reissue prior to our release. And its something of a lost soul classic, featuring Merrys passionate takes on songs by Neil Young (Southern Man), Leon Russell (A Song for You), Bill Withers (Grandmas Hands), and James Taylor (Steamroller), with production by Odes own Lou Adler and

have some alchemical bond that’s helped them create a post –rock / psychedelic / freeform organic slab of American Primitivism / space drift

Debs also capitalised on recording foreign touring artists visiting Guadeloupe during the early ‘60s including Haitian trumpeter Raymond Cicault and Trinidadian bandleader Cyril Diaz

and drummer Dan Peters are back with Digital Garbage

to the gorgeous

Here they are accompanied by the cream of 70s jazz session musicians including Bernard Purdie

on deluxe LP and CD

‰ÛÏThat he tackles an alien style so adeptly is proof of Moir̩‰۪s versatility and technical prowess‰۝ - Resident AdvisoråÊ

If you want straight ahead pop then 'Debaser' and 'Here Comes Your Man' this 1989 album had everything and was never bettered

The NME said: ‰ÛÏListening to this becomes an aural history of the world‰۪s coolest music‰۪‰۪ and it took the Number One spot in their ‰Û÷100 Greatest Albums You‰۪ve Never Heard‰۪ in 2012

strings as celestial beings in Silent Plans

but we could hardly believe it will ever happen

By the Summer of 1969 the US hippie dream lay in tatters but the cultural influence exerted by New York City would echo loudly through the decades that followed and no louder than it did with the incendiary electronic NYC duo