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Yumi Stynes considers cooking and eating one of the great pleasures of her life - but she has zero time or energy for recipes that create work and add an unnecessary level of complication to otherwise honest food. With signature Yumi attitude and irreverence, The Zero Fucks Cookbook presents readers with 60 inventive, delicious and nutritious recipes that consume precisely zero fucks, but make it possible to focus on what sharing food with the people you love should really be all about.

Stephen Duffy’s 1996 solo album I Love My Friends available for the first time ever on vinyl and vinyl replica CD. Following a time of personal upheaval, the album was the result of an unprecedented creativity for Stephen. “The tunes and the words were coming faster than I could write them down. That’s the dichotomy of I Love My Friends. My interior world was falling apart, but creatively it was a charmed existence.” Strictly speaking, this version of I Love My Friends isn’t a reissue. On delivering the album to his label Indolent, Stephen was asked to record two more songs for putative single release.

Hardcore Top 100 2017 is back with the best hardcore tracks you can imagine. Hopefully you have a limiter on your amplifier because 'Hardcore top 100 2017' will otherwise damage your equipment! Transmitted kick drums, bouncing basses and tearing synths determine the image of this mixed double compact disc collector with the 100 best hardcore tracks of the moment. Hell yeah, that's blowing again!

Daniel Land's fourth album of songs, 'The Dream Of The Red Sails', is a return to the classic Dream Pop style for which he has been best known since the release of his first album, 'Love Songs For The Chemical Generation', in 2009. That album, released with his former band, Daniel Land & The Modern Painters, was called "One of the finest records of its time" by Drowned In Sound, and "Like Slowdive reimagined by Phil Spector" by the NME. It is now widely considered to be a modern classic of the shoegaze genre, although Daniel remains the very definition of an outsider artist – a "Dream Pop cult hero" in the words of The Skinny – releasing records on his own label, and known only to the shoegaze cognoscenti.

Glaswegian psychedelic heavyweights Helicon are soon set to release their second album, the aptly- titled ‘This Can Only Lead to Chaos.’ Arriving January 24th via Fuzz Club, it follows on from their 2017 self-titled debut and a recent three-track ‘Zero Fucks’ EP, released earlier this year. A 9-track effort, it sees the band delve even deeper into their self-confessed “evil psych rock with smatterings of sentient sitar” - coming out of the other end with something more raw and heavy, and far closer to the all-consuming live show that they’ve spent the last decade frying minds with.

Fresh, funny, and fearless, The Middle Finger Project is a point-by-point primer on how to get unstuck, slay imposter syndrome, trust in your own worth and ability, and become a strong, capable, wonderful, weird, brilliant, ballsy, unfuckwithable YOU.