The White Stripes - Hello Operator/JoleneThe sole single off of the Stripes sophomore "De Stijl" album, "Hello Operator" was the first song John Peel ever played by the band. If that wasn't enough, the B side showcases the band's cover of Dolly Parton's "Jolene" a long time fan favorite the studio version only ever available on this single.

Taking much of the production reins herself

lovers and other lovely and terrifying creatures born of a wellspring of wild creativity and bold imagination

Record Store Day Exclusive reissue/ Picture Disc

the track slows into a sparse momentary instrumental before reverting back to Faith‰۪s alluring vocal and finally stampeding heavily into a fuzzed up sound clash of guitars and drums

soul and boogaloo

The Goon Sax brim with personality

” Cartwright recalls

As with his grammy-winning 1992 outing

to hear a voice that slices its way through such a riot of colour and effortlessly holds your attention

plus drummer / metal percussionist Jason Willer (UK Subs

"This is the sound of someone losing the plot/you're gonna like it

and Greenwich Village across the 1970s and ‰Û÷80s ‰ÛÒ Freedom ToweråÊ is more than a high-octane dance party record