John Cale - MERCYFor nearly 60 years, or at least since he was a young Welshman who moved to New York and formed The Velvet Underground, Cale has been reinventing his music with dazzling and inspiring regularity. There was the bewitching chamber folk of Paris 1919 followed instantly by the gnarled rock of Fear,the provocative and spare song cycle Music for a New Society followed more than 30 years later by mighty and unabashed electronic updates. Once again, here is

The Kids in the Hall

and influenced his decision to run a mod-psychedelic club

The Breeders

Vintage Violence's more grounded roots-rock sound featured lush production

Count Ossie

Temples immediately found an ardent audience around the globe

The 10” includes both the original mix and a 1995 remix at original speed - of their masterpiece ‘Shake Some Action’

It’s a smartly executed soundclash accentuated by LA rapper Choosey

alternate mixes and instrumental cuts of some of Yabby You’s most classic tunes

their existence beyond the confines of a traditional band set-up were clear

as well as countless other press outlets singing its praises

The Fifth Dimension and Harper’s Bizarre