Encore Records

Robert Pollard

Lord of the Birdcage

On Lord of the Birdcage, Pollard reverses his songwriting process, transforming a dozen previously written poems into songs.

He’s never written in this fashion before, and his whimsical, surrealist lyrics take center stage.

Morrissey

Very Best Of

UK CD & DVD set includes a bonus DVD that contains 11 videos.

Nick Cave

Murder Ballads / No More Shall We Part / Let Love In / The Boatman’s Call

Next batch of Nick Cave remasters.

These double disc edition contains the remastered stereo album on CD plus the new surround mix and a specially commissioned short film by UK artists Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard on the DVD plus the b-sides from the singles, videos and exclusive sleeve notes.

Glasvegas

Euphoric / Heartbreak

Euphoric Heartbreak contains 11 tracks which were written, demoed and tracked in Santa Monica.

Recorded in London with producer Flood, the album sees the band recapture their atmospheric anthemic sound whilst moving in new directions both musically and lyrically.

Legendary Pink Dots

Paris In The Fall

Coinciding with the Legendary Pink Dots’ 2011 European tour (which includes a night in Paris) comes this live DVD.

The performance took place on November 13, 2009, in an intimate Parisian nightclub, with a lineup featuring Edward Ka-Spel, Silverman, Martijn de Kleer and Niels van Hoon.

Black Francis

Abbabubba

With the Pixies and as Frank Black, Black Francis often tucked away some of his best songs as B-sides, and the collection Abbabubba reveals that this is still the case.

Bill Callahan

Apocalypse

Eessentially an ensemble recorded live in the studio, Callahan’s Apocalypse is the corpus delecti.

Something happened here! If tape is like meat, this record is the whole hog! Callahan, riding on the back of his band, corrals them all & guides them single-handedly through the valley with love & ferocity.

Raveonettes

Raven In the Grave

After two great albums that redefined and nearly perfected their noisy girl group and razorblades wall of sound, the Raveonettes switch things up on their fifth album, Raven in the Grave.

In keeping with the title, the album trades out the fizzy, candy-sweet element of their songs and sound for something darker and gloomier.

Timber Timbre

Creep On Creepin’ On

Creep On Creepin’ On contains heartrending compositions that engage, transport and challenge.

The album moves forward from the band’s debut, towards the realization of its ability to simultaneously invoke and disguise the most essential elements of Pop and Rock music with chilling authenticity.

Radiohead

King Of Limbs

Recorded on and off throughout 2010, the album is a cohesive collection of songs that were laid down by the band in a more relaxed fashion than their ambitious In Rainbows long-player.