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Radio Sessions (2016-2019)

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The Telescopes' 'Radio Sessions' collects together the essence of three live session recordings in 3 different countries over a three year period be...
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Editions (RSD 24)

Record Store Day 2024 - Sea Blue LP - £22.99
Exclusive 9 track collection for Glass Modern & RSD of rare singles tracks plus 3 Tracks that originally appeared on Various Artists compilation albums from...
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Growing Eyes Becoming String

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The sixteenth studio album from British noise-rock pioneers The Telescopes.
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TASTE (2023 expanded reissue)

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the debut album from 80's-90's Midlands based Indie band TELESCOPES, expanded with 4 bonus tracks from a bootleg EP.
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Hungry Audio Tapes (RSD 23)

Record Store Day 2023 - Milky Clear LP - £22.99 | Buy
Previously only available as a download and CD on the band's Bandcamp page, this is it's first appearance on vinyl.
Growing Eyes Becoming String Remixes (RSD 24)
  1. What You Love (A Place To Bury Strangers Remix)
  2. (In The) Hidden Fields (Throw Down Bones Remix)

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Growing Eyes Becoming String Remixes (RSD 24)

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  • Record Store Day 2024 - White Hand-numbered 7" + Download

    Released: 20th Apr 2024

    £13.99
    out of stock

In February 2024 long-standing UK noise-rock pioneers The Telescopes released their sixteenth studio album 'Growing Eyes Becoming String', recorded between the Brian Jonestown Massacre studio in Berlin and with early Telescopes producer Richard Formby in Leeds back in 2013.

Succumbing to a hard-drive crash, the recordings were assumed lost for years before being recovered and finished by The Telescopes' Stephen Lawrie over lockdown. This Record Store Day 7" arrives hot off the back of the album with two explosive, speaker-rattling remixes by Brooklyn’s A Place To Bury Strangers and Milan/London experimental group Throw Down Bones. On this special release, the 'What You Love' and '(In The) Hidden Fields' singles are reimagined by two bands undoubtedly influenced by The Telescopes' decades-long experiments with noise and drone. It arrives on a white 7”, limited to 500 hand-numbered copies.