Frankie Goes To Hollywood’s 1984 double album Welcome to the Pleasuredome is being reissued as this deluxe 7CD+blu-ray deluxe set and on SDE exclusive blu-ray, amongst other formats.

The Who by Numbers functions as Pete Townshend's confessional singer/songwriter album, as he chronicles his problems with alcohol ("However Much I Booze"), women ("Dreaming From the Waist" and "They Are All in Love"), and life in general. However, his introspective musings are rendered ineffective by Roger Daltrey's bluster and the cloying, lightweight filler of "Squeeze Box." In addition, Townshend's songs tend to be underdeveloped, relying on verbosity instead of melodicism, with only the simple power of "Slip Kid," the grace of "Blue Red and Grey," and John Entwistle's heavy rocker "Success Story" making much of an impact.

Originally released in 1969, Ssssh marked Ten Years After's breakthrough into mainstream rock, blending blues riffs with the raw energy of British psychedelia.

After a five-year break, 'Magic 8 Ball' marks Gazpacho's return with eight new tracks built around the idea of fate. How it moves without warning & how the choices we make can slowly strip away who we thought we were.

Accompanying the band's documentary is a companion piece, Energy Dome Frequencies: Songs From The DEVO Documentary, available as a 1LP and CD on October 31. Featuring unforgettable Devo hits like "Girl U Want," "Uncontrollable Urge," and their platinum-certified single, "Whip It."

This extensive collection gives an unprecedented insight into how The Who made what was to be their final studio album with Keith Moon. The eight discs are housed in a 12” by 12” slipcase and include a new re-mastered version of the album, plus demos and out-takes from the Who Are You sessions as the band developed the songs. Also includes the 1977 Shepperton tour rehearsals, and the 1978 Shepperton studio recordings made for The Kids Are Alright movie.

Forever Home: Live in Japan with Orchestra PITREZA celebrates MONO’s 25th Anniversary ‘OATH’ Orchestral World Tour, which stretched to 20 concerts in Europe, Asia, and the United States of America in the final months of 2024. Recorded in front of a sold-out crowd at Spotify O-EAST in Tokyo, Forever Home features a 12-piece orchestra – led by orchestra director and frequent collaborator, Chad McCullough – supporting MONO as they perform their latest album, OATH, in its entirety. The 100-minute concert concludes with a pair of the band’s most iconic songs – “Ashes in the Snow” and “Everlasting Light” – that pay homage to that first-ever orchestral live performance in NYC 15 years ago. Recorded and mixed by MONO’s longtime touring sound engineer, Matt Cook, Forever Home captures the venerable group in their natural environment, and at their most transcendent. With the symphonic accompaniment of Japan’s Orchestra PITREZA, MONO makes a room in Tokyo feel like a limitless sea – mercurial, contemplative, and overwhelming. This is MONO. This is Forever Home.

L'Emprise (English: Control) is the twelfth studio album by French recording artist Mylène Farmer, released on 25 November 2022 by Stuffed Monkey. The album was produced by Yoann Lemoine, AaRON and Moby, among others. Described as a return to the darker instrumentation of her earlier records, L'Emprise is a concept album which deals with a person who is under psychological manipulation and breaks free from it. L'Emprise received positive reviews from music critics, with many noting it as a return to form for Farmer. Commercially, the album was successful, achieving the gold status in France within the first week of its release. The album also peaked at number one in France, Wallonia, and Switzerland, making it Farmer's first release to do so. The album spawned three singles: "À tout jamais", "Rayon Vert" featuring French duo AaRON, and "Rallumer les étoiles." To further support the album, Farmer will embark on the Nevermore 2023 tour, her first tour since 2019 and the first one to play completely in stadiums.

To mark Motörhead's 50th anniversary in 2025, punk greats are coming together to honor the loudest band in the world with a new tribute album: “Killed By Deaf: A Punk Tribute to Motörhead.” Motörhead—long celebrated as an unshakeable bridge between punk and metal—left an indelible mark on both scenes with their unbridled energy, breakneck pace, and uncompromising attitude. Now, their legacy is being revived with explosive cover versions from their iconic, genre-spanning catalog. “Killed By Deaf” features rousing contributions from legendary punk acts such as Rancid, Pennywise, Lagwagon, The Bronx, and many more. Even the great man himself—Lemmy—can be heard on one track with The Damned! Driven by pure power and deep reverence, this tribute album captures the spirit of a band whose influence still rocks stages and speakers worldwide. Get ready to hear Motörhead like never before—louder, faster, and hellishly punky.