The Strokes - Comedown MachineThe strokes release their fifth studio album, 'comedown machine', on rough trade, with a minimal cover design that resembles an rca demo tape. It's their best album since they hit perfection with their debut. They sound like themselves those taut rhythmical jabs, stabs of guitar underpinning Casablanca's dozily sighed vocals but nothing like themselves at the same time

rather than a disadvantage

LP - 180 Gram Vinyl with Download

A decade ago

to realize their dreams and visions

parted ways with their old label and made a home of their new one

and it contains all of Marvin’s solo and non-soundtrack recordings from 1972 (his next two albums in quick succession: Trouble Man and Let’s Get It On)

keening Home And Where I Long To Be

‰ÛÏWhy‰۪d you leave me

amongst themselves and at their own pace

Convinced by a manager that invisibility would enhance the band’s mystique

It is also an album that breaks new ground for Colleen in terms of production

The booklet with all-new sleeve notes by long-term Gong fan Mark Paytress (Mojo magazine) comes complete with rare photos and memorabilia