Altsounds — Legendary pop heroes Erasure release the Phantom Bride EP on CD and download on 12 October 2009. Phantom Bride, a live fan favourite, features alongside remixes of tracks from Erasure’s # 1 album The Innocents which is set for a 21st Annive... more info

NME — Both are due out next month more info

The Music Fix — News: ERASURE PHANTOM BRIDE EP 12 OCTOBER 2009 21st ANNIVERSARY RELEASE OF THE INNOCENTS 26 OCTOBER 2009 Listen Now! Legendary pop heroes Erasure release the Phantom Bride EP on CD and download on 12 October 2009. Phantom Bride, a live... more info

The Quietus — Meeting has happened, new song exchanged more info

Guardian Music — Heaven, LondonVincent Frank, the Croydon singer and synth-player behind Frankmusik, looks – there are no two ways about it – pretty silly. His head has been shaved at the sides, leaving a flattened clump of dark hair on top, and he is w... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Willard said...JOE GALLANT & ILLUMINATI The Blues For Allah Project (1996)Live, big band Grateful Dead. Bizarre reading of the Dead classic. Includes some Dead members. Listen BEFORE you download at...NEVER GET OUT OF THE BOAThttp://nevergetoutoftheb... more info

Guardian Music — Started by a synth obsessive in the late 70s, Mute became home to post-punk and electro-pop pioneers. Three decades on, it continues to bring a darker sound to the dancefloorThe year was 1977, and a film-school graduate named Daniel Miller sat down w... more info

The Vinyl Villain — Back in the days when the only ways to get a hold of music was to either tape it off the radio, tape it from your mates' collections or, if you had a bit of spare cash around, actually go to to a record shop and receive bits of round plastic 7" or 12... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Mike said...Eric Clapton - Blues (1999) - @320Eric Clapton - Journeyman (1989) - @320Eric Clapton - From the Cradle (1994) - @320http://morethanthis1.blogspot.comThanks!!hannibal said...Tony DeSare - Last First Kiss 2007http://hannibalsite.blogspot.c... more info

The Vinyl Villain — Someone recently asked Universal Music (the largest record company in existence) how much of their back catalogue was in print. The answer? 2%. Obviously that figure relates to physical formats and is mitigated somewhat by the proportion of music now... more info