LAURA VEIRS - Phone Orphans RORY GALLAGHER pushing the limits of dance

pushing the limits of dance moves towards cosmic dance-floors

The Pop Group’s seminal 1979 album Y has been given a new dub mix by British reggae legend Dennis “Blackbeard” Bovell

to co-produce the new album

and if you have it may be just because of their glorious cover of the Who’s Circle’s – an ultimate freak beat anthem which this compilation is named after – but the singles they released in the second half of the 1960s are one of the greatest collections of singles by any band

almost folky feel

LAURA VEIRS - Phone Orphans RORY GALLAGHER pushing the limits of danceLP Limited Edition Blue and Black Cornetto Colour Vinyl. It feels good, on my 50th birthday and after 30 years of writing songs, to bring these "Phone Orphans" into the light These songs have been hiding out on my phone, some of them for over eight years. They are about my family, my lovers and me. I recorded them alone in my living room into my voice memo app. I like their relaxed feel. These songs were mastered but we made no edits to the