Cocteau Twins - VictorialandVictorialand, Cocteau Twins fourth album, was released in spring 1986. The largely acoustic, non percussive album was made with Elizabeth and Robin, while Simon was working on This Mortal Coil's second album. Dif Juz label mate Richard Thomas guested on tabla and saxophone. The Guardian said "Its not quite ambient, but its definitely not rocknroll even by the Cocteaus standards, building on the moments of guitar shimmer from the previous years EPs,

and a few parties – which is a great way to maintain mystique

Bryce Dessner (writer for Kronos Quartet and the LA Phil) also supplies additional music

as well as a note by 6Music DJ Steve Lamacq

Frank Cornilius - Computer Games

The limited- edition first pressing only of the vinyl includes a bonus 45 enclosed in an 8-page 7”x7” booklet insert housed within the gatefold sleeve with cover artwork created by Soviet Union propaganda artist Lazar Markovich Lissitzky in 1911

going back to thinking about guitars and guitar sounds

and even the newfound neo-hippie political consciousness

out September 30th via Sacred

In 1979 Jerry Dammers from ska band The Specials launched the cult music label 2 Tone Records

Simply titled "Cassette"

and full of wonderful harmonics

stepped off the stage a conqueror