The Feeling - San Vito - Blue - VINYL LP

'San Vito' is the new album from the Ivor Novello award-winning & multi-platinum selling UK indie-pop band The Feeling.The album was written and recorded in Southern Italy and saw the band decamp there to self-produce the record as a band together. What began as a short writing trip, turned into a full album project with the Italian sun, food and culture seeping through into the sounds on the record. The band brought in local brass, strings and pizzica / tarantella percussion players - the result being very much an album by The Feeling but with a subtle Salento flavour mixed-in.The title 'San Vito' is influenced by the name of the local town San Vito Dei Normanni where the band spent their time off from the studio soaking in the local culture, food and pizzica music. Highlights include lead single 'The Right Wrong', a gorgeous duet with US-based country singer Lucie Silvas, and plenty of the flamboyant, upbeat 70s-inspired harmonised indie-pop that the band are adored for.

This is the wondrous debut record from Clues. Co-founders Alden Penner and Brendan Reed have been quietly nurturing this project in Montreal since the demise of their respective bands, Unicorns and Les Angles Morts. As a member of the short-lived Unicorns, Penners songwriting prowess was unveiled in a bright burst of mysterious and kaleidoscopic energy, in the form of a single full-length album (released in 2003) and countless live shows, both of which rallied passionate responses from audiences and critics alike.

Celebrate the 20th Anniversary, of British rock-pop band The Feeling's debut album, Twelve Stops and Home with this double LP edition. With over with 2 million copies sold worldwide, it spawned 5 singles, 4 of which reached the top 10 in the singles chart. The band have curated a new expanded 2 LP package with Side D featuring tracks all on vinyl for the first time, including a new 2026 mix of the band favorite InchStill Want You More.Inch Pressed a on yellow and a blue transparent vinyl, it also features alternative artwork, images and new a interview with the band.