Jeff Buckley & Gary Lucas - Songs To No OneThis album captures Jeff Buckley at the very beginning of his devastatingly short career. Jeff is accompanied by his original writing partner and guitar virtuoso Gary Lucas and a small cast of 90s New York music luminaries. These recordings form the intimate foundation of Jeffs incredible body of work. This Record Store Day edition is the first time the album has been available on vinyl in 20 plus years and the first time it will be available on

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Oneohtrix Point Never received the prestigious Cannes Soundtrack Award at this year‰۪s 70th anniversary edition of the festival for his visceral original score for ‰ÛÜGood Time‰ÛÜ

and even artist and event designer Jean-Paul Goude on backing vocals

is an expert distillation of their best gifts that impels you to move

the squelchy staccato and subtle jazzy flecks of ‘The Day Unfolds’ and tension release of ‘Letting Go’ dazzle like bokeh in a Nick Drake haze

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long-time collaborator Ryan Driver) enter in a cascade of twinkle and wah at the two-minute mark

The album‰۪s first single

responsible for spawning BBC 6 Music and Radio X favourites Asylums

After his beguiling detour into 'The Jazz Age' Ferry returns to the present day with a compelling collection of eight brand new compositions and two intriguing covers

Oldham had produced a record by Claps' Argentinian band of the time but the group had fallen apart in a mess of drugs and acrimony and Claps' family were attempting to intervene by sending him to a mental hospital

After a wild descarga (jam session) track