Analogue electronics on the ultimate analogue format...

Next month, the first two albums from John Foxx And The Maths - Interplay and The Shape Of Things - are going to be made available on Limited Edition 180g Heavyweight Vinyl.

They will both be presented in gatefold sleeves, with picture inner bags, which have been designed by Jonathan Barnbrook. The track-listings and catalogue numbers are as follows...

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John Foxx And The Maths : Interplay...

Side One
01. Shatterproof
02. Catwalk
03. Evergreen
04. Watching A Building On Fire
05. Interplay

Side Two
01. Summerland
02. The Running Man
03. A Falling Star
04. Destination
05. The Good Shadow

Label : Metamatic Records
Catalogue Number : META28LP
Release Date : 17th of September, 2012

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John Foxx And The Maths : The Shape Of Things...

Side One
01. Spirus
02. Rear-View Mirror
03. Talk
04. Psytron
05. September Town
06. Unrecognised
07. Modreno

Side Two
01. Falling Away
02. Invisible Ray
03. Vapour Trails
04. Buddwing
05. Tides
06. Astoria
07. The Shadow Of His Former Self

Label : Metamatic Records
Catalogue Number : META29LP
Release Date : 17th of September, 2012

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Both albums can now be pre-ordered from Townsend Records...

Rob

An excellent way to celebrate our 200th 'news' posting.
These are going to be lovely.

But I'm not sure that I like 'new-look' online store though... ?
That sub-menu what you have to scroll down through to read details is tiny.

Blimey!

I remember asking for this in my review of Interplay last year!

Fan-bloody-tastic to see it actually become real, and The Shape of Things too!

I had a feeling that you'd like that...

Rob

Great news!

Is it possible to buy them on the Cargo gig , like the Evidence CD too?

Would be nice to take them home after the gig...

Heh! Too right!

Right Rob - so when are you transferring the forthcoming DVD to VHS?

How about limited runs on Betamax, Laserdisc, V 2000 and Wax Cylinders just to be sure that we've got all formats covered?

Rob

Now you're just being extreme. We should keep it simple.


Laserdisc obviously

Nah Laserdisc had digital sound you mean Laservision:-)

Actually I still have a VHS and Laserdisc player so I can still play anything :-)

I was rather hoping for cassette editions ..