Chrysalis Records

Fun Lovin' Criminals - Come Find Yourself (25th Anniversary Edition)

Originally released in 1996, Come Find Yourself is the debut album by New York’s finest, Fun Lovin’ Criminals. Spendingnearly 4 years in the UK album chart, it’s packed with instant...

Ian Hunter - Short Back n' Sides (2024 Expanded Edition)

Short Back n' Sides is the fifth solo album and first studio album of the 1980s from former Mott The Hoople frontman and legendary songwriter Ian Hunter. The album includes an array of guest...

Ian Hunter - You're never Alone With a Schizophrenic (2LP 2024 Expanded Edition)

You're Never Alone With A Schizophrenic, released in 1979 is a classic from Ian Hunter's post Mott The Hoople solo catalogue. Featuring members of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band as well as a...

Laura Marling - Patterns in Repeat

Grammy nominated Laura Marling is back with her eighth studio album Patterns in Repeat. Now eight albums and 15 years into her career as one of the most acclaimed, prolific and respected songwriters...

Marika Hackman - Big Sigh

Big Sigh brings together the best of Marika’s previous works as an indie musician and adds a new layer of epic sounds and full-bodied production. Big Sigh is the “hardest record”...

Midge Ure - Live at The Royal Albert Hall 04.10.23

To celebrate his 70th birthday and 7 Decades in Music, Midge Ure rounded off a year long run of dates and festivals with headline sold out show at London's Royal Albert Hall. The concert covered...

Rico - That Man Is Forward (40th Anniversary Edition)

Rico started his career in the late 1950’s playing with the likes of Prince Buster, Laurel Aitken and Max Romeo as a session musician in addition to creating his own recordings. He moved to the...

Ten Years After - Woodstock 1969

Ten Years After's Woodstock performance was, up until that time, their biggest live triumph. Appearing at the festival in August 1969, in front of a 500,000 strong audience, the festival was a...

The Selecter - Too Much Pressure (40th Anniversary Edition)

THE SELECTER were one of the key bands of the ska revival in the late 70’s and one of the few racially and sexually integrated bands on the scene. Vocalist Pauline Black wrote about sexism,...