british trio little barrie — the group with the unrivalled, trademark blend of rock, blues, garage and soul flavours — are back with their fourth album *shadow*, and sounding better than they ever have. the three-piece of writer-guitarist barrie cadogan, bassist lewis wharton and drummer virgil howe, have slowly and surely been honing their sound and maturing their style since the groups debut on record all of 15 years ago. *shadow* is the super-cool and confident sound of a band at the top of their game, full of brooding self-confidence, brilliantly combining texture and liveness.

>how come< is the second single to come from the acclaimed third album >king of the waves< from little barrie, delivered as a limited edition heavy weight 7 inch single. with a video shot in paris and featuring mareva galanter, full service to radio and live dates across europe >how come< is building on the initial success of >surf hell< - theme tune to the new channel 4 series >sirens< – to make little barrie one of the hottest acts around at the moment.

nice price deal !!!

its been a long wait, but its about to feel very worthwhile. little barrie are back, and they have brought the much-missed spirit of real rock n roll with them.
the single features the track >surf hell< alongside the album title track and is available as limited edition 7 inch pressed on heavyweight vinyl.

reggae album

hiphop / rap international

disco 7 inch, limited copies

7 inches, vinyl only, black vinyl, ltd to 500 copies

7 inch , clear yellow vinyl, comes in a plastic sleeve with printed cardboard

black vinyl, comes in a plastic sleeve with printed cardboard

7 inch, purple clear vinyl, black paper sleeve

7 inch, blue clear vinyl incl peper sleeve

7 inch, black vinyl incl black paper sleeve

julen y la gente sola s debut is one of the most remarkable uruguayan albums of the last decade. the ten songs included here trace a path that unites twee pop with indie rock, filtered by clear influences from montevidean singersongwriters. their lyrics narrate, with a bittersweet look at mundane details, acid humor and honest sentimentality, stories about what it means to be young and lost in a small country.

released in 1989, la mosca was the last album of the mythical eduardo mateo (1940-1990), one of the most influential artists in uruguayan music.