Wilko Johnson - Blow Your MindWilko's first album of new material in 30+ years! Recorded at Rockfield Studios, where famously Wilko and the Feelgoods parted company back in '77. Guests are Mick Talbot on keyboards and Steve Weston on harmonica, both of whom featured on the last record with Roger Daltrey. Produced by Dave Eringa who also producedGoing Back Home(Manic Street Preachers, The Who). There are moments when you could be forgiven for thinking you're listening to exerts

they are releasing two albums and they’re kindly letting us know well in advance

It is Hval‰۪s most focused album

he is always pushing forward

Bursting onto the Jamaican scene in the earliest 1970s

ÛÏMind Train‰۝ is rough-and-ready for your next basement get down

It’s been hard

In partnership with seminal punk label Touch & Go Records

destruction and futility and they’ve always done it with singular post-punk grit

Outer sleeve printed on matt reverse board

'Endtroducing' conveys no apparent conclusion

180 Gram Double vinyl with Download

the instrumentation here - notably Statton's yearning recorder part ("Very Eno