Special pre-sale offers

Elton John with Ray Cooper – Live From Moscow 1979

Release date: 24 January

• 40 years after Elton John became the first major Western pop star to play the USSR, the seminal performance Live From Moscow 1979 with percussionist Ray Cooper finally gets a full release. A sensation from start to finish, with pared-down, unique versions of Elton classics like ‘Daniel’, ‘Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting’ and ‘Bennie And The Jets’, plus cover versions of ‘I Heard It Through The Grapevine’, ‘Get Back’ and ‘Back In The USSR’, the 1979 Russian tour has gone down in history as one of the landmark moments in rock history as well as being a personal career highlight for Elton, who says: “It was one of the most memorable and happy tours I have been on. The last show was probably one of the best concerts I’ve ever given in my life.”

Pre-sale offer 2-CD £14.99 / 2-LP £29.99

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Supergrass – The Strange Ones 1994–2008

Release date: 24 January

• Formed in Oxford in 1993, Supergrass went on to sell millions of albums, including six top ten albums and ten top 20 singles. After a ten-year haitus, the band have re-formed. Career retrospective The Strange Ones reminds us how good they were (and still are) and charts their success with classics from 1994 to 2008.

Pre-sale offer CD £11.99 / LP £23.99

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Sam Lee – Old Wow

Release date: 31 January

Pre-sale offer CD £11.99 / LP £21.99

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Gary Moore – Live From London

Release date: 31 January

Pre-sale offer CD £17.99 / LP £22.99

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Marc Almond – Chaos And A Dancing Star

Release date: 31 January

• Note: the LP is available on indies-only coloured vinyl.

Pre-sale offer CD £11.99 / LP £22.99

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Bryan Ferry – Live At The Royal Albert Hall 1974

Release date: 7 February

Pre-sale offer CD £16.99 / LP £24.99

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Green Day – Father Of All

Release date: 7 February

• Note: the LP is available on exclusive indies-only coloured vinyl.

Pre-sale offer CD £11.99 / LP £19.99

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Seth Lakeman – A Pilgrim’s Tale

Release date: 7 February

Pre-sale offer CD £11.99 / LP £24.99

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Tame Impala – The Slow Rush

Release date: 14 February

• Note: the LP is available on indies-only coloured vinyl, one disc red and the other light blue.

Pre-sale offer CD £11.99 / 2-LP £26.99

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Grimes – Miss Anthropocene

Release date: 21 February

• Note: the LP is available on indies-only coloured vinyl.

Pre-sale offer CD £11.99 / LP £20.99

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Pat Metheny – From This Place

Release date: 21 February

Pre-sale offer CD £11.99 / LP £26.99

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The 1975 – Notes On A Conditional Form

Release date: 21 February

• The 1975 have announced the follow-up to their Brit-Award winner A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships. The band’s fourth album, Notes On A Conditional Form, is already set to be the most anticipated album of 2020. It features the lead single ‘People’ and the Greta Thunberg call-to-arms album opener, ‘The 1975’.
• The band are working to reduce as much plastic as possible in the manufacture of product, and so the albums will not be shrink-wrapped.
• Note: there will be a limited-edition coloured vinyl LP, available only from record shops.

Pre-sale offer CD £12.99 / 2-LP £29.99

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Nathaniel Rateliffe – And It’s Still Alright

Release date: 14 February

• And It’s Still Alright is the first solo album in almost seven years from Americana-soul star Nathaniel Rateliff. It’s quieter and more reflective than the exuberant soul with which his band The Night Sweats made their name, but still has the same urgency and indelible appeal. The album explores themes of love, loss and perseverance: “I think this album is a reminder that we all go through hardship, but regardless of the hardship everything ends up where it’s supposed to. I still continue to live, and I still continue to find joy. I think that’s the theme of the record.”
• Note: the LP will be available on ocean-green vinyl, only available from independent shops.

Pre-sale offer CD £11.99 / LP £21.99

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The Cadillac Three – Country Fuzz

Release date: 7 February

• Leaving a lasting impression on fans across the globe with their instinctive sonic tendencies, The Cadillac Three prove they are Nashville’s most versatile band. The trio of singer-guitarist Jaren Johnston, drummer Neil Mason and lap-steel player Kelby Ray have been performing together for over a decade and adding to their loyal following. On their fourth album, Country Fuzz, the musical co-conspirators further their country-rock sound while also exploring heavy funk on some tracks.
• Funnelling Southern-to-the-core sensibilities into their catalogue and known for their unpredictable live shows, TC3 was named Best New Band at the 2014 UK Classic Rock Roll of Honour Awards and received a 2019 CMA International Award nomination for International Artist Achievement. “Like Kings of Leon before them, they’re poised for their first big break in the UK – where they’ve sold out every headlining show for nearly two years – before conquering their US home turf,” heralded Rolling Stone.

Pre-sale offer CD £11.99 / 2-LP £27.99

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Stone Temple Pilots – Perdida

Release date: 7 February

Pre-sale offer CD £11.99 / LP £20.99

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John Moreland – LP5

Release date: 7 February

Pre-sale offer CD £10.99 / LP £18.99

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La Roux – Supervision

Release date: 7 February

• Note: the LP is available on indies-only coloured vinyl.

Pre-sale offer CD £10.99 / LP £18.99

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