Talking Heads - 77Released in superb new surround sound mixes (along with the rest of the Heads' studio catalogue) it's entirely apposite that New York's quirkiest chart act should now be back in the racks. Let's face it, half of rock's 'new' acts are trading on music created between 1977 and 1981 the band's creative zenith. Containing their signature debut hit "Psycho Killer", 77 instantly sets out Byrne and Co's stall. Honed by two years of Bowery dive one nighters,

The band’s stylistic evolution through decades of prolific touring and recording took them where no garage punk band had gone before - huge venues

oscillating between ambient and psychedelic

but should have been in the 60’s and 80’s

played high-profile shows in London

‰۝ It was the first and only time they were featured in the national music press

an array of crowd pleasers

Leon returned with a collection of incorporeal melodies generated by the Oberheim OB-X

infectious grooves and the sort of jangling guitar melodies that sound like a prime-era Flying Nun band

Cuban artists who recorded their eternal masterpieces in Cuba

while others consider them elitists

The Film tells the story of Elliot and Beverly Mantle

What prompted the decision to make a blues album