LEONARD COHEN - Songs Of Love & Hate (50th Anniv. Reissue) CAROLE KING and all-new extensive liner notes

and all-new extensive liner notes written by Wino himself to tell the stories behind each long-lost gem

a twentysomething Van Morrison can be found belting his gospelly

writing at a pitch of intensity and urgency that few can match

Ed and Tom Russel curate a mix for ‘fabric presents’ that takes in dubstep

That chest rattling dread associated with the likes of Black Sabbath

LEONARD COHEN - Songs Of Love & Hate (50th Anniv. Reissue) CAROLE KING and all-new extensive liner notesLP Standard 180g Black Vinyl It doesnt get darker than this. Though Leonard Cohen had already established himself as the doyen of doom with his first two albums, his third, Songs of Love and Hate, finds him kicking off the 1970s with the sharpest repudiation of the 60s peace and love flower power ethic the world had yet seen from the sensitive troubadour corner of the music map. Though its not really a concept album, it does feel like a guided tour