Nico - Chelsea GirlHer debut originally released in 1967 (mere months after the groundbreaking The Velvet Underground and Nico album). A masterpiece of dark orchestral folk pop featuring playing and songwriting help from the Velvet Underground's Lou Reed, John Cale and Sterling Morrison (as well as the then unknown Jackson Browne who was dating Nico at the time). Features the definitive version of Browne's These Days, as well as classics like the title track and Tim

Album opener “Lucid Girl” champions independent women

as our protagonist explores the boundaries of easy-listening with discordant textures

-Craig Charles (Craig Charles Funk And Soul Show

blazing harmonies

loss with longing

This is the first archival release of the great composer’s recordings since the Éthiopiques series reintroduced her music to the world in 2006

Composer Mihály Vig's score to Bela Tarr’s film 'The Turin Horse' is reimagined as a pressurised outpouring

who also contributes electronics

strings as celestial beings in Silent Plans

and by far most acclaimed album to date

the debut LP by non-binary Los Angeles-based artist Green-House

chaotic 'Discipline 27-II / What Planet Is This': "If this is a planet of life