Boys Will be Boys

A great lost English classic, "Shouting Quietly" is re-released in a mildly remastered version, preserving all of the great production work of Stephen Street. In addition to the 11 tracks of the original album, this release adds further single A-/B-sides plus several rare and unreleased demo tracks. 30 tracks in total to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Bradford's debut single "Skin Storm", the first ind(i)ependently released CD single. It is of course featured on this compilation - as is "In Liverpool", the band's second single and their first release for Stephen Street's Foundation Label. "In Liverpool" also serves as a taster for the album with its release in digital format for the first time on iTunes, Amazon etc on Dec 8th 2017. It is backed by a reworked version of the original video (excellently prepared by David Janes).

Club Future Nostalgia is a stellar collection of brand-new remixes and features from an incredible roll call of superstars, underground heroes and some of the world’s finest dance music talent.

A compilation of brief summaries of approximately thirteen contemporary novels, illustrated with infographics for easy consumption, and bearing Spark's TL;DR (Too Long; Didn't Read) brand.

The Hooters is an American rock band from Philadelphia lead by the singer-songwriters Eric Bazilian and Rob Hyman. In 1985, they opened the Live Aid concert in Philadelphia and in 1990 they played at The Wall Concert in Berlin. With their 1993 album Out Of The Body, their fifth, The Hooters found a large audience in Europe. It was their first album as a six-piece band after the addition of violinist/singer and multi-instrumentalist Mindy Jostyn.