“This lighthouse is under attack, and by morning we might all be dead!”
Demon Records presents the thrilling narrated TV soundtrack of this vintage four-part adventure at sea, starring Tom Baker as the Doctor.
A remote lighthouse in the early 1900s is the scene of this suspenseful adventure for the Doctor and Leela, when a light in the sky and a sudden dense fog are the preludes to a night of terror.
With a lighthouse keeper dead, Old Reuben fears the legendary Beast of Fang Rock has returned.
A shipwreck brings others in search of shelter, but nobody’s safety can be guaranteed. The Doctor must use all his ingenuity if he and Leela are to survive…
Presented across 2 x 140g vinyl discs in Rutan Blob green, this 1977 TV soundtrack is narrated by Louise Jameson, who plays Leela in the story. The supporting cast includes Colin Douglas, John Abbott, Alan Rowe, Sean Caffrey and Annette Woollett. Incidental music is composed by Dudley Simpson, and the familiar strains of the Doctor Who theme are courtesy of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
The coloured vinyl LPs are presented in a fully illustrated gatefold sleeve showing cast and credits, and inner bags featuring complete episode billings.
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- A1: A Picture Of You
- A2: It Only Took A Minute*
- A3: That's What Love Will Do*
- A4: What A Crazy World We're Livin' In*
- A5: Shine
- A6: Crazy Mixed Up Kid
- A7: A Lay-About's Lament*
- A8: Sicillian Tarantella
- B1: I'm Henry The Eighth I Am
- B2: Nature's Time For Love*
- B3: Sea Of Heartbreak *
- B4: Sally Ann*
- B5: Your Tender Look*
- B6: All Things Bright And Beautiful
- B7: With A Little Help From My Friends
- B8: Hava Nagila (The Hora)*
• Joe Brown is the English musician who has being working as a rock and roll singer and guitarist for more than six decades and continues to play over 100 shows every year. Often described as a ‘musician's musician’, Brown is admired by fellow artists and fans alike.
• In the early 1960s the hits began to roll in for Joe and his backing band the Bruvvers with tracks such as ‘A Picture Of You’, ‘It Only Took A Minute’ and ‘That’s What Love Will Do’ – all of which are included on this new Gold collection. Brown’s career continued to grow throughout the 60s and included headline British tours that featured the Beatles, Del Shannon and the Crystals.
• This new compilation features 16 of Brown’s best loved tracks pressed on 180g heavyweight gold-coloured vinyl, housed in a printed inner sleeve
- A1: The Marsist
- A2: Men In Black
- A3: Punk Rock City
- A4: You Ain’t Me
- A5: Jesus Was Right
- A6: I Don’t Want To Hurt You (Every Single Time)
- B1: Mosh, Don’t Pass The Guy
- B2: Kicked In The Taco
- B3: The Creature Crawling
- B4: The Adventure And The Resolution
- B5: Dance War
- B6: The Cult Of Ray
- B7: The Last Stand Of Shazeb Andleeb
Demon Records is proud to present a new series of vinyl reissues from American singer-songwriter Black Francis / Frank Black
“Salutations from the Twilight Zone, and if you think I mean the 1960s sci fi television program you are correct;
I am quite literally inside of a 1960s sci fi television program. And in that context Demon have allowed
me to correct certain anachronisms in my published works and are releasing some for the first time on vinyl
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyvinyl_chloride).” - Black Francis
• First released in 1996, The Cult of Ray is Frank Black’s third studio album and includes the singles ‘Men In Black’, ‘The Marsist’
and ‘I Don’t Want To Hurt You (Every Single Time)’.
• Black Francis explains the Cult Of Ray “was the band that was also the band for the first Frank Black & The Catholics record. I
hadn't stumbled on to my live to 2 track obsession just yet, but I was quite enjoying the parameters of 16 track 2 inch. Fat and
warm, aided by my sweet as candy pal Lyle Workman on lead guitar. Lyle can be best described as a HOT DOG with a
telecaster in his large, supple hands. Super fun motorcycle ride.”
• Long out of print, this new vinyl reissue is pressed on 140g blue vinyl, housed in a printed inner sleeve.
Demon Records is proud to present a new series of vinyl reissues from American singer-songwriter Black Francis / Frank Black
“Salutations from the Twilight Zone, and if you think I mean the 1960s sci fi television program you are correct;
I am quite literally inside of a 1960s sci fi television program. And in that context Demon have allowed
me to correct certain anachronisms in my published works and are releasing some for the first time on vinyl
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyvinyl_chloride).” - Black Francis
• First released in 2000, Oddballs is a compilation of remixed rarities and B-sides recorded between 1994 and 1997.
• Black Francis explains the album was given the title as “they're ODDBALLS. There was once a time when even I was asked to
provide additional content for auxiliary releases of main published works. It was great. They didn't care what the new content was
they just needed it. Yesterday. So awesome. I get to go back into the studio and obsess a little more with no one to bother me,
except by then the bank was mostly blown so we did not have a lot of TIME. Well, sometimes, fuck time.”
• Long out of print, this new vinyl reissue is pressed on 140g silver vinyl, housed in a printed inner sleeve.
This is the first ever archival collection of material from the Italian Minimalist Tiziano Popoli, featuring fourteen previously unreleased recordings for installations, theater, and radio broadcasts spanning from 1983 to 1989. Featuring extensive use of the Yamaha DX7 synthesizer, TR909 drum machine, and early sampling techniques, these recordings trace the organic, hybridized elements of Italian experimental music as it convened in the hands of Tiziano Popoli and his friends, uniting elements of pop music, minimalism, and manipulations of found sound. Popoli's first album, Scorie, recorded with Marco Dalpane, is a highly sought after LP, and was finally repressed in 2018 by Italian label Soave. "Burn the Night / Bruciare la Notte: Original Recordings, 1983-1989" is a joint release between RVNG Intl. and Freedom To Spend, and was compiled from hours of material unearthed by Tiziano Popoli from his archives, and then meticulously remastered from original sources by Rashad Becker. The 2xLP and CD include printed inner sleeves and booklets with extensive liner notes written by Bradford Bailey, archival photographs, and ephemeral enrichment. RIYL: Philip Glass, Franco Battiato, Lino Capra Vaccina, Oren Ambarchi, RAMZi, Roberto Musci, Faust, CAN, Art of Noise, Durutti Column, Roberto Cacciapaglia.
- A1: Does He Have A Name?
- A2: Fill Her Up
- A3: The British Disease
- A4: Where Are They Now?
- A5: London, Can You Wait?
- B1: Mayday
- B2: As Good As It Gets
- B3: Your Love, It Lies
- B4: Rising For Sunset
- C1: For The Dead
- C2: Be My Light, Be My Guide
- C3: Speak To Me Someone
- D1: Olympian
- D2: You'll Never Walk Again
- D3: Somwhere In The World
• GENE formed in 1993, released four studio album and went on to score 10 top 40 hits
• This is their live album recorded live in the Troubadour in Hollywood Los Angels on the 1st and 2nd June 2000, originally released CD only and as a Record Store Day colour vinyl release in 2020
• This release is presented on double LP, black 180g heavyweight vinyl with printed inner sleeve
2 printed inner sleeves, insert. first ever legal reissue with permission of Phil Newtons family and Heir, the copyright owners. Sleevenotes by band members and family.
a masterpiece of progressive rock, heavy yet melodic, dominated by phil newtons brilliant guitar playing and songwriting. remastered sensitively to retain the power of the original which was lost in all the previous pirated editions. the record collector edition was unofficial. 6 perfect songs ranging from the melodic charm of dawn and leaving, to the fab riffs of saga of the sad jester. a string of mishaps destroyed a career that should have seen grannie the equals of stray and wishbone ash. instead the world is left with one lp, badly mixed in 1971 by amateur srt engineers, and a legacy of just six songs on one of the most cohesive, consistent and masterful lps of the early seventies. one of the only uk private lps that may attain classic status alongside Argus and Led Zep IV.
Originals have sold for over £5000.
This is a particularly deluxe edition with die-cut sleeve, inner sleeves and special art work, hence slightly more.
- A1: Jackie Wilson The Who Who Song
- A2: Adam's Apples Don't Take It Out On This World
- A3: Leroy Taylor Oh Linda
- A4: Marvin Smith Have More Time
- A5: Billy Butler I'll Bet You
- A6: The Artistics The Chase Is On
- B1: Gene Chandler Bet You Never Thought
- B2: Jackie Ross Keep Your Chin Up
- B3: Channel 3 The Sweetest Thing
- B4: The Visitors I'm In Danger
- B5: Tony Drake Suddenly
- B6: Jackie Wilson Because Of You
• From the mod 60s the legendary Brunswick label had the cream of Chicago soul, with the hits by Jackie Wilson and The Chi-Lites to go with it. But beyond that, in the cracks and crevices they has some of the greatest and most influential rare soul, and this compilation brings you the best of that.
• So we have the classics which defined the genre by the likes of the Adam's Apples with their Don't Take It Out On This World, Marvin Smith with the Have More Time, Leroy Taylor with Oh Linda and of course Jackie Wilson's opener The Who Who Song.
• We have more recent discoveries such as Tony Drake's spectacular Suddenly, The Sweetest Thing by Channel 3 Billy Butler's pounding George Clinton written 'I'll Bet You', and Jackie again with the swaying Because Of You.
• In between we have rare and collectible records by The Artistics, Gene Chandler, Jackie Ross and more. Together original copies of the records contained on this LP would cost you thousands, all gathered here for the price of a round of drinks.
• Pressed on 140g black vinyl with new artwork and printed inner sleeve
- A1: The Beat Goes On
- A2: Yum Yum
- A3: Doin' The Thing
- A4: Ain't No Mountain High Enough
- A5: Good Vibrations
- B1: Dig Her Walk
- B2: Yon Gimme Thum
- B3: How Insensitive (Insensatez)
- B4: Listen Here
- B5: Baby Your Light Is Out
• A Mod Jazz classic from the legendary Chicago trio The Young-Holt Unlimited, originally released in 1967 on Brunswick Records
• 10 tracks cut on 140g classic black vinyl with original artwork and printed inner sleeve
• Highlights include the floor fillers ‘You Gimme Thum’ and ‘Dig Her Walk’
- A1: Brand New Thing- Part 1
- A2: 3 Days 1 Hour 30 Minutes
- A3: I've Got To Get Back (Country Boy)
- A4: So You Say You Wanna Dance (Workout # 2)
- A5: Stop Lying
- A6: Let Me Build
- B1: Brand New Thing - Part 2
- B2: Soul Galore
- B3: What's Done In The Dark (Will One Day Come To Light)
- B4: I Got My Mind Made Up
- B5: Everything's Gonna Be Fine
- B6: Your Loss, My Gain
• This is the first ever vinyl reissue of ‘Soul Galore’, the 1966 album by the all time great Jackie Wilson
• Featuring 12 Big City Soul masterpieces and classic mod dancers.
• Standouts including ‘Brand New Thing’, ‘So You Say You Wanna Dance’, ‘Stop Lying’ and the title track ‘Soul Galore’
• Jackie Wilson was one of the greatest singers who remained with Brunswick since his early days with a dazzling record of 54 US Hot 100 and 49 R&B single chart entries
• Reissue is on 140g black vinyl with original artwork and printed inner sleeve
- A1: Intro / Vessels
- A2: She
- A3: Trash
- A4: Filmstar
- A5: Animal Nitrate
- B1: Heroine
- B2: Pantomime Horse
- B3: The Drowners
- B4: Killing Of A Flashboy
- C1: Can't Get Enough
- C2: Everything Will Flow
- C3: He's Gone
- D1: The Next Life
- D2: The Asphalt World
- D3: So Young
- D4: Metal Mickey
- E1: The Wild Ones
- E2: New Generation
- E3: Beautiful Ones
- F1: The Living Dead
- F2: The 2 Of Us
- F3: Saturday Night
• At the request of the Teenage Cancer Trust, after a seven-year hiatus Suede reformed to play what they believed would be a one-off concert at the Royal Albert Hall on 24th March 2010. As a result of the extraordinary reaction from the audience, the band decided to reform permanently, and have gone on to record three new studio albums.
• Featuring exhilarating versions of their most popular songs, including ‘Beautiful Ones’, ‘Animal Nitrate’, ‘Trash’, ‘Saturday Night’ and ‘The Wild Ones’, luckily this incredible performance was captured on tape, and is now available again as a 3LP set, pressed on 180 gram clear vinyl.
• The inner sleeves feature Paul Khera’s beautiful photos of the event.
• The Love Affair was formed in 1967 (originally as the Soul Survivors) and burst onto the UK charts in January 1968 when ‘Everlasting Love’ reached # 1. Featuring lead singer Steve Ellis’ distinctive vocals, this was followed by four more Top 20 hits, three of which were Top 10, including ‘Rainbow Valley’ (# 5), ‘A Day Without Love’ (# 6) and ‘Bringing On Back The Good Times’ (# 9).
• Side One of this album features all five hits (including a re-mastered version of ‘Everlasting Love’) plus the single unreleased at the time, ‘Time Hasn’t Changed Us’, after which Steve Ellis left the band.
• Side Two features six highlights from Steve Ellis’ solo career, starting with two favourites by Ellis, the band he formed with Zoot Money, produced by Roger Daltrey. Next up are covers of Jimmy Webb’s ‘Evie’, and also ‘Rainy Night In Georgia’. Taken from Steve’s 2018 album, ‘Lonely No More’ and ‘Cry Me A River’ both feature Paul Weller as co-writer, performer and co producer.
• The inner sleeve features liner notes by Steve Ellis and photos and memorabilia from his own collection. The record is pressed on 180g gold vinyl.
• The Creation was formed in 1966 from beat combo The Mark Four, and was quickly signed to a production deal with Shel Talmy, The Who’s producer. The first release was the urgent “Making Time”, which featured guitarist Eddie Phillips playing his guitar with a violin bow, two years before Jimmy Page started doing so.
• Issued in 1967, “We Are Paintermen” was the only Creation LP released during their original 60s incarnation, and then only in Germany. With the exception of “Making Time” and “Try And Stop Me”, this release features the 2016 stereo mixes of Creation classics “Through My Eyes”, “Biff Bang Pow”, “Can I Join Your Band?” and “Painter Man” (as later covered with huge success by Boney M).
• Pressed on 140 gram clear vinyl, the inner sleeve features 60s photos of The Creation from the collection of designer Phil Smee.
- A4: How Does It Feel To Feel
- A1: How Does It Feel To Feel
- A2: Sylvette
- A3: Life Is Just Beginning
- A5: I Am The Walker
- A6: Ostrich Man
- A7: Sweet Helen
- B1: Midway Down
- B2: The Girls Are Naked
- B3: Bony Moronie
- B4: Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
- B5: For All That I Am
- B6: Uncle Bert
• The Creation was formed in 1966 from beat combo The Mark Four, and was quickly signed to a production deal with Shel Talmy, The Who’s producer. The first release was the urgent “Making Time”, which featured guitarist Eddie Phillips playing his guitar with a violin bow, two years before Jimmy Page started doing so.
• Alongside the “We Are Paintermen” LP, “How Does It Feel To Feel” rounds up the remainder of the recordings they made with Shel Talmy. This LP features the 2016 stereo mixes of Creation classics “How Does It Feel To Feel” (both the UK and US versions), “Life Is Just Beginning” and “Sylvette”. The last 60s lineup of The Creation, which featured future Face and Rolling Stone Ron Wood, is represented by all four sides of their two single releases.
• Pressed on 140 gram clear vinyl, the inner sleeve features 60s photos of The Creation from the collection of designer Phil Smee.
a A1. How Does It Feel To Feel UK version
[d] A4. How Does It Feel To Feel [US version]
- A1: Beautiful Life
- A2: Never Gonna Say I'm Sorry
- A3: Lucky Love
- A4: Edge Of Heaven
- A5: Strange Ways
- A6: Ravine
- A7: Perfect World
- B1: Angel Eyes
- B2: Whispers In Blindness
- B3: My Déjà Vu
- B4: Wave Wet Sand
- B5: Que Sera
- B6: Just 'N' Image
- B7: Experience Pearls
- B8: Blooming 18
• Demon Records presents ‘’The Bridge’, the 1995 studio album by Ace of Base
• Ace of Base are one of the most successful pop groups who ruled the charts in the 1990s,
producing inescapable pop singles, including 10 UK top 40 singles
• Singles include: ‘Beautiful Life’, ‘Lucky Love’ and ‘Never Gonna Say I’m Sorry’
• This reissue is pressed on 140g Clear vinyl with original artwork and printed inner sleeve
- A1: Endangered Species
- A2: Living Dead
- A3: Countdown
- A4: Ambition
- B01: Fear Of Girls
- B02: Lie Down And Die
- B03: Down On The Farm
- B04: Sensitive Boys
- B05: Divide By 8 X 5
- C01: Ice Age
- C02: I Robot
- C03: Flesh Wound
- C04: Plan Of Action
- C05: I Don't Need Your Love (Charlie)
- D01: Countdown (Demo)
- D02: Ambition (Demo)
- D03: Divide 8 X 5 (Demo)
- D04: Sensitive Boys (Demo)
- D05: I Don't Need Your Love (Alvin)
Demon’s double 10” vinyl reissue series of the U.K. Subs early albums continues with the bands fifth LP “Endangered Species”.
Originally released in 1982, and available for the first time as a double 10” including 7 non LP bonus tracks. Includes the single “Countdown”, and “Down On The Farm” as covered by Guns N Roses
In the opinion of vocalist Charlie Harper, this is the best record the band ever recorded. Each member has provided personal notes on their memories of the album in the gatefold sleeve. The inner bags contain lyrics to all the songs and previously unpublished photos by Andy Phillips
- A1: Be My Light, Be My Guide
- A2: Sick, Sober & Sorry
- A3: Her Fifteen Years
- A4: Haunted By You (Live - Helter Shelter 6/7/95)
- A5: I Can't Decide If She Really Loves Me
- B1: To See The Lights
- B2: I Can't Help Myself
- B3: A Car That Sped (Radio 1 Session 1/2/95)
- B4: For The Dead (Version)
- B5: Sleep Well Tonight (Live - Forum 31/3/95)
- C1: How Much For Love
- C2: London, Can You Wait? (Radio 1 Session 18/5/94)
- C3: I Can't Help Myself (Radio 1 Session 18/5/94)
- C4: Child's Body
- C5: Don't Let Me Down (Radio 1 Session 1/2/95)
- D1: I Say A Little Prayer (Live - Glastonbury 25/6/95)
- D2: Do You Want To Hear It From Me
- D3: This Is Not My Crime
- D4: Olympian (Live - Forum 31/3/95)
- D5: Child's Body (Live - Forum 31/3/95)
• Original 1996 compilation by Gene acts as a fine album in it’s own right
• Featuring early tracks such as ; ‘For the Dead’, ‘Be My Light, Be My Guide’, early live performances from Glastonbury, Radio 1 Session and The Forum and stand out cover versions of ‘I Say A Little Prayer’ and ‘Don’t Let Me Down’
• Double LP pressed on 180g Heavyweight vinyl, with original artwork and printed inner sleeve
• Inspired by the songs of The Smiths, The Jam and The Faces, Martin Rossiter’s literate vocals and Steve Mason’s fluid guitar lines were perfectly complemented by the intuitive rhythm section of Kevin Miles and Matt James. They released four studio albums and a collection of B-sides and radio demos between 1995 and 2001, were named Best New Act at the inaugural NME awards in 1995, and went on to score 10 Top 40 hits.
- A1: New Amusements
- A2: Fighting Fit
- A3: Where Are They Now?
- B1: Speak To Me Someone
- B2: We Could Be Kings
- B3: Why I Was Born
- C1: Long Sleeves For The Summer
- C2: Save Me I’m Yours
- C3: Voice Of The Father
- D1: The Accidental
- D2: I Love You, What Are You?
- D3: Sub Rosa
• This is Gene’s second studio album released in 1997
• Singles include ‘Where Are They Now?’ (no.22 UK Charts), ‘Speak To Me Someone’ and ‘Fighting Fit’
• Double LP pressed on 180g Heavyweight vinyl, with original artwork,
presented in a gatefold sleeve with printed inner sleeves
• Inspired by the songs of The Smiths, The Jam and The Faces, Martin
Rossiter’s literate vocals and Steve Mason’s fluid guitar lines were perfectly complemented by the intuitive rhythm section of Kevin Miles and Matt James. They released four studio albums and a collection of B-sides and radio demos between 1995 and 2001, were named Best New Act at the inaugural NME awards in 1995, and went on to score 10 Top 40 hits.
- A1: Does He Have A Name
- A2: A Simple Request
- A3: Is It Over?
- B1: O Lover
- B2: Let Me Rest
- C1: We’ll Get What We Deserve
- C2: Walking In The Shallows
- C3: Yours For The Taking
- D1: You
- D2: Spy In The Clubs
- D3: Somewhere In The World
• Libertine is Gene’s final studio album released in 2001
• Highlights include the single ‘Is It Over?’ and ‘O Lover’
• Double LP pressed on 180g Heavyweight vinyl with original artwork and printed inner sleeve
• Inspired by the songs of The Smiths, The Jam and The Faces, Martin Rossiter’s literate vocals and Steve Mason’s fluid guitar lines were perfectly complemented by the intuitive rhythm section of Kevin Miles and Matt James. They released four studio albums and a collection of B-sides and radio demos between 1995 and 2001, were named Best New Act at the inaugural NME awards in 1995, and went on to score 10 Top 40 hits.
- A1: In Memory Of Anthony
- A2: Rant
- A3: More Rainbows
- B1: I’m Alive
- B2: For Bruce
- B3: Painting
- C1: Wild Beat Tamed
- C2: Rainbow Maker
- C3: My Poppy
- D1: Loser
- D2: Lock-Down
Demon Records presents the first ever vinyl pressing of The Durutti Column’s 2009 studio album “Love In The Time Of Recession”.
Formed in Manchester in 1978, The Durutti Column were one of the first acts signed to the iconic Factory Records by Tony Wilson. Primarily the project of guitarist and vocalist Vini Reilly, the group have a cult following with notable fans including Brian Eno and John Frusciante.
“Love In The Time Of Recession” finds Reilly and co continuing to explore genre-blending sounds. Highlights include the fuzzy guitar filled ‘In Memory Of Anthony’ (a tribute to the late Factory Records founder), and ‘More Rainbows’, an instrumental conversation between Vini Reilly’s soaring guitar and girlfriend Poppy Morgan’s dreamy electric piano.
Pressed on two 140g translucent amber vinyl, housed in printed inner sleeves.




















