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APM Archives Recording and Publishing catalogues, Production house specialist in reissue remastering and artwork.

Since 1991, RPM has lived by the maxim “by collectors for collectors” with benchmark releases that define what reissues should be. The many essentials include first-ever issues like Joe Meek’s space fantasy I Hear A New World, Mark Witrz’s complete A Teenage Opera and American band The Aerovons’ late-‘60s masterpiece Resurrection. The Velvet Tinmine and Glitterbest compilations redefined the ‘70s,

celebrating the Junkshop Glam phenomenon. The Dream Babes series pinned down Britain’s ‘60s girl scene – it wasn’t just Cilla, Dusty and Sandie. Jamie Hewlett (Tank Girl, Gorillaz) said “most of the music I’m listening to is on RPM: Stavely Makepeace, Mike Sarne, Joe Meek, The Shangri-Las, Mark Wirtz, and Crushed Butler.”

08/08/2025

Original member of The Seeds, Daryl Hooper still Pushin Too Hard on those keys. V cool. And well played Alec Palao for bringing this all together helping Ace Records celebrate their 50th anniversary.

Those hardworking folks at Grapefruit Records are releasing their next groovy looking boxset this month. It includes our...
08/08/2025

Those hardworking folks at Grapefruit Records are releasing their next groovy looking boxset this month. It includes our 1969 Uk bubblegum track 'And The Rains Came Down' by U.K. Jones.

Coming in August, All Things Bright And Beautiful - The UK Pop Explosion 1967-1969. A four-hour, 3CD anthology of the late 60s British pop scene during the early years of Radio 1. Big hits and intriguing misses from some of the biggest acts and most prominent writing/ production teams of the era. 👉 cherryred.co/BrightandBeautiful

More on the DROIDS front, it charted !!!no.41 on the Official Albums chart for Compilations.Congratulations Night School...
28/07/2025

More on the DROIDS front, it charted !!!
no.41 on the Official Albums chart for Compilations.
Congratulations Night School who run the School Daze label.

Carrying with it as it does our songs by Ian North and John Howard, will have been some time since either of they got a sniff, so good news all round!

and for Record Store Day, John Howard's lost single.Go to John's FB page for the story behind the recording.John Howarda...
28/04/2025

and for Record Store Day, John Howard's lost single.
Go to John's FB page for the story behind the recording.
John Howard
and Night School Records for a copy .
Night School

Record Store Day UK

more on the 'Droids compilation, this is the complete package, pretty cool.
28/04/2025

more on the 'Droids compilation, this is the complete package, pretty cool.

The Boom Boom book now in the hands of the person who wrote the foreword, blues band legend Paul Jones. Here being prese...
28/04/2025

The Boom Boom book now in the hands of the person who wrote the foreword, blues band legend Paul Jones. Here being presented with his copy by Mississippi MacDonald.

Remember if your local store has sold out, you can get your copy direct here:
https://easyontheeyebooks.co.uk/fort.../boom-boom-boom-boom/

https://youtu.be/gM5d9FI62uc?si=XNoGT11DQuf9c9v4A song we publish from the illustrious catalogue of John Howard has made...
29/03/2025

https://youtu.be/gM5d9FI62uc?si=XNoGT11DQuf9c9v4
A song we publish from the illustrious catalogue of John Howard has made it onto this amazing compilation produced by Phil King , on Nightschool Records.
Howard continues to write highly regarded baroque tunes and cleverly observed songs , currently signed to the hip US label Think Like A Key. All the while his extraordinary back catalogue keeps turning up surprising nuggets.

I Tune Into You was the first single to be released in March 1980 from John's 'Cal Mylar' sessions with producer Nicky Graham. It was planned for the album T...

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