Peter Cat Recording Co-Bismillah

Peter Cat Recording Co-BismillahIf discovering your favourite new band via a 'Best Of' feels a curious premise, then 'Bismillah' does more than hint towards the promise of Peter Cat Recording Co's future. Blending gypsy jazz, psychedelic cabaret, space disco, bossa supernova, Bollywood and uneasy listening with kaleidoscopic ease, in many senses, the band's knack hasn't altered. Always different, paradoxical, unpredictable yet somehow familiar. The new album opens to the strains of

Shuckin' Sugar is the glorious result of three reel to reel tapes that miraculously found their way to us in November

lovingly reissued for its 30th Anniversary

Available on 180-gram double-vinyl on August 26

It is a replica of the original 1971 Ohr Records gatefold LP release and also includes a bonus 12-inch 45 rpm EP featuring “Ozillator Planet Concert” which has never been officially re-released on vinyl since it first appeared as part of the 1971 double album “Ossiach Live”

the B-52's traveled to Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas to record Wild Planet

first released on September 18

Sleeve looks good and Obi strip is still secured in place

and untangles her relationship with femininity and the formal musical conventions that others have placed on her

Limited 180gm metallic silver colored vinyl LP pressing

putting the groove in the expert hands of those versed in feeling and a type of musicianship that you can' t learn in any school

when lockdown clamped in March 2020

" -Kerrano