Rhoda Dakar

Dubbed 'The hardest working band in music' Barry Ashworth and Dub Pistols have released 8 studio albums to date and they're back with perhaps their most audacious yet; 'Addict'. Dub Pistols have added a much-needed swagger to the UK dance scene in recent years and new album 'Addict' finds the band at their most creative; reggae, jungle, drum n bass, breaks and beats are all rolled into one for a very intoxicating package. Known for their genre-mashing abilities, they have worked with some of their biggest heroes including The Specials, Horace Andy, Madness and Gregory Isaacs. After 26 years in the business, the Dub Pistols certainly show no signs of slowing down.

4CD / 90 track set exploring the work of female artists in the decade following the punk explosion. From household names and legends – Alison Moyet, Toyah, Kirsty MacColl, Nico, Tracey Thorn, Chrissie Hynde, Neneh Cherry, Pauline Murray, Sinead O’Connor, Tracey Ullman, Cosey Fanni Tutti – to underground figureheads and unsung pioneers. Spanning the genres – from the punk howl of X-Ray Spex and the NWOBHM stylings of Girlschool to Cosey Fanni Tutti’s post-TG electronica, the experimental dub of Vivien Goldman and the the High Street pop of Bananarama.