Stornoway – Dig The Mountain! Vinyl + CD

£35.00

This New CD by Stornoway is available for fast home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £35 +P&P

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Stornoway on CD CD from Stornoway is available for home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £35 +P&P During their original run, Stornoway achieved immense critical acclaim, fan adoration and two Top 20 albums, one of which their debut Beachcomber s Windowsill was certified Silver. But in 2016 they announced that they were ending on a high 2015 s Bonxie being their best album yet according to The Guardian with the following year s farewell tour, although their rapturously received WOMAD set a magnificent farewell , The Spectator was delayed until 2022. They still earned new fans, however, when their version of The Only Way Is Up exceeded 2 million streams after being used in an advert and in various TV shows. Vocalistguitarist Brian Briggs stopped songwriting altogether and instead pursued a new career passion managing a wetland for water voles and lapwings. Nonetheless, Brian and bandmates Jon Ouin keyboard and Oli Steadman bass stayed in torch, and stepbystep they reconnected with the love of creating music that had first inspired them to start a band. With Brian writing in a makeshift studio on a remote coastal hilltop and Jon readying a series of ideas of his own, eventually an entirely unexpected fourth Stornoway album emerged Dig The Mountain , which is set to be released on September 8th via Cooking Vinyl. The album is launched alongside the new track Trouble With The Green the first new music in eight years.

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A CD, or compact disc, is a versatile format that delivers high-quality digital sound in a compact and durable design. Known for its clarity and studio-quality audio, the CD has been a cornerstone of music collections for decades. Its robust nature makes it an excellent option for preserving your favourite albums or exploring new genres in pristine sound quality.

Perfect for collectors and audiophiles alike, CDs offer a tangible connection to music in an era dominated by streaming. They combine portability with a sense of permanence, allowing you to enjoy your favourite tracks without relying on an internet connection. Whether expanding your music library or rediscovering classic albums, the compact disc remains a timeless choice.