Toyah - Minx - Picture Disc - VINYL LP

Limited picture disc vinyl LP pressing. Toyah's 1987's solo album InchDesireInch is issued for the first time ever as a picture disc vinyl in a carefully curated Director's Cut. Desire was Toyah's first LP for the EG tag and was produced by Mike Hedges (Siouxsie & The Banshees) and engineered by Haydn Bendall (Hounds of Love). The album includes an eclectic set of musicians with guest guitar spots from Ronnie Wood, Robert Fripp, and The League of Crafty Guitarists. The album's lead single was a sparkling cover of the 1980 Martha & The Muffins' new wave hit InchEcho BeachInch featuring Steve Sidelnyk on drums. This special Director's Cut version presents the album re-sequenced as the artist envisioned and features Re-Entry Into Dance, Sun Up and Mesmerised, all originally intended for the album's track list. This collector's edition is housed in an outer jacket with die-cut window featuring striking Toyah photographs on either side of the vinyl disc and rare Toyah imagery from the period across the package.

Limited picture disc vinyl LP pressing. Issued for the first time ever as a picture disc vinyl is Toyah's 1988 solo album InchProstituteInch. Toyah's most experimental and bold album and comes with newly re-imagined artwork with rare imagery from the time. The collector's edition is housed in an outer jacket with die-cut window featuring Toyah images on either side of the vinyl disc. Side Two closes on a locked groove. A fiercely independent lyrical work, it is sonically also a radical departure from previous albums comprising drums, vocal and guitar meshed with a scrapbook of samples and found sound. Toyah explains InchI would get up at four in the morning and capture the dawn chorus, record church bells, snippets of conversations and producer Tony Arnold would marry them into the tracks. We worked as if we were compiling a scrapbook with glue and paper, old newspaper cuttings, lost love letters, odd thoughts and tons of fractured emotions.Inch The album was written and played entirely by Toyah Willcox and Steve Sidelnyk who went on to record and play live with Madonna (Ray of Light, Music), Seal and Richard Ashcroft, amongst many others.

Toyah's 1994 solo album Take The Leap! Is issued on limited edition picture disc vinyl for the first time ever. The picture disc features colour images on each side of the vinyl and is housed in special die-cut outer sleeve containing previously unseen photography from the original album shoot. Toyah's 1994 studio album was recorded with Salisbury band Friday Forever and includes eight re-recordings of classic Toyah material and six original compositions.