The Velvet Underground - VUFirst pressing, 1985, with insert VG+ VG (very light edge wear)

but also highlights a much less expected muse: Monty Don

While I definitely tried to give the listener some room to breathe at certain points and while

including a self-titled debut recently reissued by Efficient Space

But in a live setting the band had a rawer

with several press retrospectives—and band members themselves—ranking it among the top albums in R

There was also an unused track recorded for the 1995 album ‘Superseeder’ featuring Ade Shaw on bass and Andy Ward on drums

Gatefold sleeve

Granadaland

individually signed & numbered by artist Kelda Storm *

while the dissonant beauty of Obscured realises re-birth and resurrection

serving as its host and paternal misfit

and the strange disorientation that came with this sudden but interminable forced isolation I decided it was time to write songs for a new Swans album and forget about everything else