Rupert's People CompendiumObscure British psych rockers Ruperts People began in 1967 as Sweet Feelings, fronted by singer songwriter guitarist Rod Lynton. A debut single was issued by Colombia and after manager Howard Conder had the Fleur De Lys re record the B side as Ruperts People, Sweet Feelings assumed the name. A handful of intense singles followed but the anticipated breakthrough never quite happened; this crucial compendium gathers the scarce recordings, including the

“This analog original album

and one that they are not afraid to wear on their sleeves

“(Soul Cal) captures the retro-utopian vision of a past where every smalltown record store or garage in the US might have hidden a virtuosic funk outfit

From the same social landscape as Gang Of Four

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off-beat moment of disquiet to unlock Girl Band’s crucial yet quietly anticipated second album: ‘The Talkies

in print as a definitive single LP for the first time since… ever

‘The Tallest Room’ marks a brand new release from the exciting new partnership between Clue Records and EMI North

Digital Garbage opens with the swaggering "Nerve Attack

‘Ohms’

Anchored by Lewis’ shimmering electric guitar