L. Voag - Way Out

L. Voag - Way OutLimited vinyl LP repressing includes bonus 7 pressing of the rare Move EP. 1979 solo debut from The Homosexuals bassist Jim Welton (aka. L. Voag). A band by the name of The Rejects were formed in the bar of Goldsmith's College in South London in 1976. The name The Rejects was too deeply embedded in what was regarded as "the new conformity of punk," leading to the name change to The Homosexuals. The band then lived in a series of squats while making

This historic 1980 Munich concert has the distinction of being the first-ever live

and aching romance

angular deconstruction of the rhythmic developments in his songs

where he met most of the members of Market

LP comes housed in embossed jacket with glossy 8-page booklet

this pressing is a must-have for collectors and fans of bands like Arctic Monkeys and Kings of Leon—both of whom they’ve supported on tour

capturing the full intensity of its punk anthems

2020) and this album picks up where that one left off

The Finnish formation Permanent Clear Light around the guitarist and multi-instrumentalist MARKKU HELIN already advanced to high hopes of the Scandinavian psychedelic scene with their debut album 'Beyond These Things'

Limited crystal clear vinyl LP pressing

and Emmylou Harris

Includes 'Spirit Of Radio'