Ned's Atomic Dustbin "Some Furtive Years: A Ned's Anthology" country which might be La Luz’s

which might be La Luz’s most brutal record to date but also their most blissful

When the band began performing live shows they sold the tape for $5

on "Spiritual"

this EP promises to be an unforgettable listening experience

Tin Omen and Worlock

Ned's Atomic Dustbin "Some Furtive Years: A Ned's Anthology" country which might be La Luz’sLimited edition of 1500 numbered copies on yellow coloured 180 gram audiophile vinyl with etched D side. Compiled with the assistance of the band in 2007, Some Furtive Years A Ned's Anthology collects 16 tracks from the high energy, post "Madchester" alternative rock outfit Ned's Atomic Dustbin. A tad shorter than 2003's superior Terminally Groovy: The Singles compilation, Furtive Years dutifully covers all the highlights like "Grey Cell Green", "Kill