Band on The Couch

Go West’s 1987 album Dancing On The Couch will be reissued in January. This follow-up to their platinum self-titled debut saw Peter Cox and Richard Drummie continuing to explore their signature pop-soul sound, and includes the singles ‘True Colours’, ‘I Want To Hear It From You’, ‘From Baltimore To Paris’, and ‘The King Is Dead’ (with guest backing vocals from a certain Kate Bush).

First released in 1987, 'Dancing On The Couch' was Go West's follow-up to their platinum certified self-titled debut album. The album finds Peter Cox and Richard Drummie continuing to explore their signature pop-soul sound, and includes the singles 'True Colours', 'I Want To Hear It From You', 'From Baltimore To Paris', and 'The King Is Dead' (with guest backing vocals from Kate Bush).This new deluxe edition includes the original album newly remastered by producer Gary Stevenson, a second CD of B-sides, rarities, and previously unreleased material, a third CD featuring the Hammersmith Odeon show recorded on the 'Runaway Train' tour in 1987, plus a DVD featuring promo videos from the period and the Hammersmith concert (on DVD for the first time).Go West are touring in 2024, including a co-headlining tour with Wet Wet Wet throughout January and February.Format: Three CDs and a DVD with a 20-page booklet featuring photographs, lyrics, and new liner notes by the band, housed in a 7" siz

The Fratellis return with the news of a brand new album 'Half Drunk Under The Full Moon' out on 8th May, and the launch of their first track 'Six Days In June', an upbeat and foot-stomping anthem that sure to put a big smile on the face of any Fratellis' fan!

The Fratellis report back with their brand new album "Half Drunk Under A Full Moon" and introduce the first track "Six Days In June", an upbeat and infectious anthem that will put a big smile on every Fratellis fan's face: "There are days when you're sitting on the couch watching daytime TV, and then a song like 'Six Days In June' comes along and reminds you that you're still alive!" - Jon Fratelli.

Exclusively on HIGHRESAUDIO! The Delbruegge Band plays music for "Analogue Souls" - is it Jazz? Blues? Soul? Film music? In any case, it's the music he himself would like to hear at two in the morning at the bar of his favorite bar. Cologne saxophonist Bernd Delbrügge locates it "somewhere between Duke Ellington, Tom Waits and Clärchens Ballhaus" (with a dash of Edgar Wallace).

Exclusively on HIGHRESAUDIO! The Delbruegge Band plays music for "Analogue Souls" - is it Jazz? Blues? Soul? Film music? In any case, it's the music he himself would like to hear at two in the morning at the bar of his favorite bar. Cologne saxophonist Bernd Delbrügge locates it "somewhere between Duke Ellington, Tom Waits and Clärchens Ballhaus" (with a dash of Edgar Wallace).