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rthvn25

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CDx2

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2015-09-09

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier US

RTUK

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

UPC / Barcode

5414939928567

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2 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

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Various

Genre US

Rock-Pop

Label US

Rough Trade Shops

Alchemy exists. For 25 years Heavenly Recordings has been home to rule-breaking musical magic-makers, each HVN release dusted with its own sonic sorcery and to celebrate the anniversary, the label releases a double CD compilation album, Rough Trade Shops HEAVENLY 25 - 

























CD1 features tracks from the label's current roster, while CD2 collects together their recent Record Store Day 7" releases previously only available on vinyl. The compilation is part of the label's continuing 25th anniversary celebrations which are further marked this year as the label curates a stage at the End Of The Road Festival in September. More a way of life than a label, Heavenly is the umbrella under which a legion of like-minded souls gather to create, celebrate and get down.  In its earliest years it was home to the riotous small town rage of Manic Street Preachers, the acid-hooligan baggy moves of Flowered Up and the swinging 60s-inflected soul pop of Saint Etienne simultaneously. Disparate crews, for sure, but all united by their outsider status in the cultural landscape. And so the tone was set. Sourcing the good stuff is what Heavenly does best. Follow a line through the back catalogue and you'll find a narrative of an alternative Britain.  A quarter century on and the current label roster is its strongest - and most international - yet, with the likes of Temples, Stealing Sheep, The Voyeurs, TOY and The Wytches adding their own chapters to the story, and a clutch of new-signings coming up in their slipstream. Kid Wave, H. Hawkline, Hooton Tennis Club, Eaves, King Gizzard &amp; The Lizard Wizard, DRINKS, Fever The Ghost, Nots and GWENNO are the future. No two bands the same. But all definitely, defiantly Heavenly.2CD - 30 tracksMP3 - 30 tracksFull Track List:












CD 1 - Heavenly 251. DRINKS - Hermits On Holiday2. H. Hawkline - Moons In My Mirror3. Stealing Sheep - Not Real 4. Hooton Tennis Club - P.O.W.E.R.F.U.L P.I.E.R.R.E  5. The Wytches - Digsaw 6. Mark Lanegan - Sad Lover7. Kid Wave - Gloom 8. Gwenno - Y Dydd Olaf 9. Jimi Goodwin - Didsbury Girl10. Fever The Ghost - 1518 11. Temples - Move With The Season (Beyond The Wizard Sleeve Re-animation)12. King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard - The River 13. Duke Garwood - Heavy Love 14. The Voyeurs - England Sings Rhubarb Rhubarb 15. TOY - It's Been So Long16. Eaves - PylonsCD2 - Record Store Day 20151. Pete Wiggs - We've Got The Moves 2. Jimi Goodwin - Didsbury Girl (Tear Down Dub - Al Breadwinner remix)3. Caitlin Rose - Been Thinking About You All The Time4. Kid Wave &amp; Ben Romans-Hopcraft - Listen To Her Heart5. Mark Lanegan - Needle of Death 6. Duke Garwood - Fresh As A Sweet Sunday Morning 7. Stealing Sheep - Murmur Earth 8. The Voyeurs - Rhubarb Rhubarb (Third Webb's Rhubarb and Custard Mix) 9. Temples - Calico 10. Fever The Ghost - Keep In The Dark 11. The Wytches - Wastybois 12. Hooton Tennis Club - Barstool Blues 13. TOY &amp; Jane Weaver - Fell From The Sun 14. H.Hawkline - It's A Drag   

Rough Trade Shops Heavenly 25

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