…..played his first gig under the short-lived name ‘The Hype’ at the Roundhouse Spring Festival? The line-up also featured Mick Ronson (playing his first ever gig with Bowie no less) and Mick ‘Woody’ Woodmansey (who […]
Okay, here’s the deal – if you’re a dedicated music hound, we’d love to know about your record collection, we don’t care whether your preferred format is vinyl, CD, or perhaps 8-track cassette is […]
…..here at eil towers we have a huge range of rare and hard-to-find US/Canadian promo 12″ vinyl in stock, here’s our current Top 10 – to see more click here
If you passed on this the first time, Duran Duran‘s 2012 DVD of their concert in Manchester in late 2011 on the All You Need Is Now tour is being reissued as a budget release. If you’re still […]
Say hej to IKEA Hackers – the mavericks that modify and repurpose IKEA products in the name of personality. Some of their cunning ‘hacks’ can be rolled out like Swedish meatballs whilst others require power […]
Albums like Kanye’s The Life Of Pablo and The 1975’s I Like It When You Sleep For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It suggest our stars need some direction with the names […]
Inbetweener – The Best of Sleeper is a two CD exploration of the band’s brief time in the spotlight during the UK’s Britpop era, out this week. Definitely one to add to your collection since it […]
An interesting article since we have many customers who still buy 7″ singles from us to fill their jukebox… The only manufacturer in the world now producing vinyl jukeboxes. Designed by UK manufacturer Sound Leisure, […]
After the enormous success at the BAFTAs, the double LP vinyl soundtrack to Aejandro G Inarritu’s The Revenant is issued on Friday. The score — which was mostly written and performed by Sakamoto, with additional […]
A list purporting to detail this year’s Record Store Day special releases appeared yesterday on record collector forum Vinyl Collective. Reported by Modern Vinyl who were hesitant to put their full weight behind the claim, […]
5 classic ’60s album by Dusty Springfield reissued this week (A Girl Called Dusty, Ev’rything’s Coming Up Dusty, Dusty… Definitely, Dusty in Memphis and A Brand New Me) . If you want to fill in […]
Dick’s Picks: Superb slice of political soul/funk from Eugene McDaniels originally released in 1971 ‘Headless Heroes Of The Apocalypse’ Whoah…..’Headless Heroes Of The Apocalypse’ what’s that all about? Released in 1971 this little known political soul/funk […]
….big hitters through the doors this week at eil towers , include a top Brit jazz rarity in the shape of Ian Carr’s and Don Rendell’s 1966 ‘Dusk Fire’ LP, monster rare Peter Gabriel 44CD (yes 44CD) live […]
Originally released in 1996 and spending over 100 weeks in the UK album charts, Come Find Yourself is now reissued this week as a 3-CD set expanded edition and a Collectors Deluxe Edition box set. […]
The Rolling Stones and Cream records among six being given half-speed mastering to reveal a new depth to the recordings From 78s to CDs and the MP3, popular music has enjoyed countless revolutions. Now acoustic experts claim the […]
This months delivery from our man in Japan includes a huge array of original promotional and sample CD albums, with obi strips as usual. Rare promotional only 12″s from Kim Wilde, Atomic Kitten, Sheena Easton […]
David Bowie – Blackstar 2016 UK second issue 7-track LP pressed on 180 gram vinyl, including the 9:59 title track and Lazarus. Housed in a die-cut ‘star’ gatefold picture sleeve with booklet and digital download […]
As the BBC 6 Music festival begins, broadcaster and DJ Gilles Peterson looks at why Bristol has produced such a wealth of underground sounds BBC Radio 6 Music decamps to Bristol this weekend for its […]
What if there was a dating app that provided potential matches based on musical listening preferences? Now there is: On today’s episode, Rock It Out! Blog host Sami Jarroush chats with Julian Keenaghan, one of the […]
Elvis Costello’s ‘Detour’ live set from the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall is out now If you want to fill in the gaps in your Elvis Costello collection on vinyl or CD, then why not explore the […]
After 40 years in the 45s business, ‘Crazy’ Jerry Weber has decided to pack it in. The man behindJerry’s Records is selling his 750,000-strong collection of 7″s for total of $75,000. That’s 10 cents each. […]
Only in Hollywood. Pre-digital entertainment mecca The Record Parlour has uncovered an unprecedented, lifetime collection of OST vinyl. It’s the largest collection of vinyl soundtracks they’ve ever encountered and likely one of the biggest of […]
….big hitters through the doors this week at eil towers , include the monster rare 1969 US promo David Bowie ‘Man Of Words’ LP, a tasty Japanese only Quiet Riot/Randy Rhoads 1978 LP, another Japanese pressed beauty in […]
Musician’s old bedroom at 23 Brook Street has been restored as part of permanent exhibition launching on Wednesday The London room where Jimi Hendrix slept, entertained and played records so loudly his two giant speakers […]
Deep Purple’s rock classics ‘In Rock’ and ‘Fireball’ are both reissued on vinyl on Feb 12th. If you want to fill in the gaps in your Deep Purple collection on vinyl, then why not explore […]
Modernised record presses coming right up. Vinyl sales keep peaking but so do lead times at pressing plants. A key problem is that to open a new plant or to expand capacity in an existing […]
Suzanne Vega‘s 2012 concert at London’s Barbican celebrated 25 years of her second album Solitude Standing. This is released on vinyl for the first time this week. If you’re only just discovering Suzanne Vega on […]
This year vinyl sales will top more than two million for the first time in 30 years – bringing an industry back from what once seemed certain death. In 2004, just 200,000 new records were […]
We’re liking the look of this top new Sky TV series from Martin Scorsese, Mick Jagger and Terence Winter, airing on February 15th – Described as a, ‘ride through the sex and drug-addled music business […]
Nik Cohn thought John Lennon ‘self-pitying’, Led Zeppelin ‘embarrassing’ and rated Del Shannon’s ‘Runaway’ above Van Morrison’s entire career. Bob Stanley revisits his 1969 book n the spring of 1968, the former Queen magazine pop […]
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