Heartbreakers - The L.A.M.F. Demo SessionsAvailable in the shop on Record Store Day Due to manufacturing delays, this title will be available in participating record shops on June 18th. Four Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers' demo sessions from 1976 & 1977, compiled together on one album for the first time. The album shows the development of the band building towards their classic 1977 L. A. M. F. album (recently reissued with a newly found original master), and further points to the

flamboyant proto-metal boogie

Released: 26 May 1992

the winterland show from december 1967 offers a glimpse of the byrds as a three-piece band

except ‘Beyond Love’

where Liza Violet and Ryan Needham built dense late-night orchestrations from drum machines

radio sessions & rare

plodding expectations ('Where is the Future') and repeat hangovers ('Let's Drop In

while Williams' violin

their new album is a coming-of-age post-classic with a unique worldview - inspired by Van Dyke Parks (Song Cycle) Scott Walker (3 & 4)

Or at least that’s what it sounds like

Spaceman 3

the vocal trio from Harlem known as The Ronettes recorded numerous sides for Colpix Records