We're proud to announce the acquisition of two fascinating, 'sister' labels from the 1970s. Square Records was responsible for albums by Dear Mr. Time (the collectable Grandfather, pictured, from 1970) and Crispian St. Peters, as well as various singles by the likes of Mataya Clifford, Julie Bergen and Stephen Arlen. Meanwhile, the later and more prolific Birds
Hailed as Britain's answer to The Monkees, The Spectrum issued a string of Swinging London-styled singles during the second half of the 1960s, such as 'Portobello Road' and 'London Bridge Is Coming Down'. Many of their recordings are now represented by Cherry Red, including most
Mark E. Smith's band The Fall have been ploughing their unique, uncompromising musical furrow since the late 1970s. Cherry Red are now the proud custodians of many of The Fall's recordings, from their earliest recordings on Step Forward in 1979 (including singles 'Rowche Rumble' and
Back in the mid-1990s, Acid Jazz combo Corduroy blended early 70s Funk with 60s Soundtracks and Mod grooves to perfection. One of their many club anthems, 'London, England', has been adopted by The Guardian newspaper for the latest instalment of John Harris' acclaimed feature Anywhere
British singer, actor and all-round rock VIP, Michael Des Barres first made his mark as singer with Glam-ish early 70s rock band Silverhead, whose three albums for Purple Records are reissued on CD in September. Michael is also the subject of his own biopic, Who
We're pleased to announce the acquisition of several albums by Nirvana! No, not that lot from Seattle but the original Nirvana, founded in 1967 at the height of psychedelia by Patrick Campbell-Lyons and Alex Spyropoulos. These include Local Anaesthetic (originally issued on Vertigo in 1971) and
First screened back in the spring, new film Punk is a tour-de-force through West Berlin's zeitgeist of the 80's - colourful and in black and white, romantic and shrill, loud and witty, paired with the era's alternative musical heroes and laced with black humour. Alien
Melanie made her name in the early 1970s with hits like 'Brand New Hey' and 'Lay Down (Candles In The Rain)'. Between 1972 and 1975, Melanie made four albums for her own label Neighborhood (Stoneground Words, As I See It Now, Madrugada, Sunset And Other
Cherry Red is proud to announce the representation of several David Essex albums from the late 1970s and early 1980s (Hot Love, Imperial Wizard, Be-Bop The Future, Stage Struck, The Whisper, This One's For You), alongside several hit singles such as 'Oh What A Circus' (No. 3, 1978) and 'Me And My
A quick reminder that Cherry Red represents the 1970s catalogue MainMan. Included are albums by David Bowie's guitarist Mick Ronson (including the cult classic 'Only After Dark'), American rocker John Cougar Mellencamp and recordings by the legendary Iggy Pop & The Stooges and sultry singer