Art Rock

801 Live is regarded as one of the truly great 1970s live releases.

A supergroup comprising Phil Manzanera, Brian Eno, Francis Monkman (Sky, Curved Air), Bill MacCormick (Matching Mole), Lloyd Watson and drummer's drummer Simon Phillips, 801 produced an adventurous Art Rock music, mainly drawing on the catalogues of Manzanera, Eno and Quiet Sun.

The album includes the band's celebrated epic rendition of Tomorrow Never Knows..

This edition comes in a beautiful DVD sized digi-book format and features a bonus disc of rehearsals, and a comprehensive booklet containing refections from all the musicians involved plus many period reviews and photos.

All copies are signed by Phil Manzanera.

"A great live album. Eno handles most of the vocals, and Tomorrow Never Knows is pure magic." (Uncut)

Poland's Gods of widescreen, cinematic Rock return with a brand new 3 track, 33 minute mini-album, Memories In My Head.

A special release to mark the band's 10th anniversary, MIMH is unmistakably Riverside and unmistakably powerful and haunting, moving with ease from the mysteriously melancholic to the aggressively intense.

Mariusz Duda: "This new material, concerning themes of passing time, will be a pleasant surprise for those who have missed the kind of melodies and space known from the band's early releases."

The mini-album is available as a cd and a download (mp3 and flac) exclusive to the Glassville site.

Warm Winter is the debut album by Memories Of Machines, the duo comprising Tim Bowness (No-Man) and Giancarlo Erra (Nosound).

An assured and emotionally cohesive debut, Warm Winter ably highlights the sympathetic musical chemistry between Bowness and Erra, and includes guest contributions from the likes of Peter Hammill, Colin Edwin, Robert Fripp, Steven Wilson, Julianne Regan (All About Eve), Jim Matheos (OSI/Fates Warning) and Huxflux Nettermalm (Paatos).

The album, which is available as a digi-pack cd and a limited edition heavyweight vinyl release, was mixed by Steven Wilson and mastered by Jon Astley (The Who, Led Zeppelin, Tori Amos).

'A beguiling mix of giant-sounding Art Rock and bittersweet self-reflection.' - Classic Rock

All the blue changes is the first career-overview compilation in no-man's history, containing tracks from all the band's official albums, as well as rare b-sides, unique mixes and previously unavailable album outtakes.

This item is now packaged in a double jewel case.

OSI is a unique collaboration involving the inspirational and singular talents of Jim Matheos (Fate's Warning) and Kevin Moore (Chroma Key). On Free, once again OSI is joined by Dream Theater's drummer-extraordinaire Mike Portnoy, while elsewhere, Joey Vera contributes.

This Special Edition includes a bonus CD with six extra tracks.