The Golden Apples - Shadowland - VINYL LP

Russell Edling of Cherry would like to announce a moniker change to Golden Apples, and in do-ing so invite you to his new album InchShadowlandInch. Taking cues from mid 2000s golden era indie rock and adding the inevitable realism that comes with being in your 30s, InchShadowlandInch is a rec-ord infused with the warmth and charm of the home where it was recorded, as well as the sense of anxiety and isolation that comes from staying there. It is a whimsical and at times resigned look at what it means to be a reflection, a shadow, something created by the shine of something else. InchShadowlandInch embraces it's imperfections to create an intimate and defined shape, all the more precious for it's decision to not to shine. It doesn't ask you to go blurry-eyed staring at the sun. Instead it invites you to find understanding in the shapes left by the sun's absence.

Green Vinyl. Enduringly credible, Magazine have always been the music connoisseur's choice; frequently name checked by some of the most gifted musicians of recent years including Radiohead, Morrissey, Jarvis Cocker, U2, Johnny Marr and MGMT. NME. Com went so far as to included Magazine in a poll as one of the most influential bands of all time. Created by frontman, Howard Devoto - who co-formed Buzzcocks with Pete Shelley - Magazine's sound focused on the double barrels of Dave Formula's swirling keyboards and John McGeoch's ahead-of-it's-time innovative guitar work, underpinned by Barry Adamson's pulsing yet deviously irregular basslines. Atop of this sat Howard Devoto's lyrics. Leading the vanguard of post-punk, their released four groundbreaking albums before disbanding. 1979's Secondhand Daylight is repressed for the first time on colored vinyl and features unseen images and new notes from band members compiled and curated by Rory Sullivan-Burke.

Ingram, the first family of Philly Soul, are featured here relaying a soulful jazzy vibe, showcasing the amazing instrumental strength of the band on this newly remixed version of Positive Change, a track from their critically-acclaimed album, Saxxy Moods. This remix of Positive Change is a much-needed dab of sonic balm in these troubled, politically-charged times, so take it in and let the healing sound and words of wisdom inspire you to make the world a better place