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| SHY: Live In Europe (NM034) The band have always considered themselves as essentially a live act & believe that this is where they shine. Incredibly, this is the AOR act’s first ever live album. Recorded in Toulouse, France & Surrey University in the late ‘80s & early ‘90s, this 14 track 59 minute album captures superbly just what a class act Shy are live. |
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| SHY: Regeneration (NM033) Regeneration was the band’s first studio album for 5 years. 15 track, 64 minute AOR heaven! Timeless tunes, great melodies & incredible vocals from Tony Mills: one of the most outstanding vocalists produced in the UK. |
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| SHY: Welcome To The Madhouse (PHMUKCD003) Re-issue of one of England’s greatest purveyor’s of eighties AOR. Originally released on the Granite label, this was the band’s only album without Tony Mills at the vocal helm. Replacing Mills is ‘Wardi’ who has gone on to enjoy further fame with Oliver/Dawson’s Saxon. Produced by Neil Kernon (Dokken, Queensryche). Features 2 previously unreleased live tracks. |
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| SLEEPY PEOPLE: Typhoid & Swans (EDGY105) Prog Rock act (toured with Cardiacs/Poisoned Electric Heads etc). Featured Ultrasound members. OTT reviews from Europe & USA for their craftsmanship. Intelligent & unique, with challenging key changes & tempos. |
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| SWEET SAVAGE: Rune (NM031) Featuring Simon McBride again on guitar. Simon was Young Guitarist Of The Year at 15 years old in the UK Guitarist magazine. Top marks from Metal Hammer, Germany to Total Guitar, UK! |
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| STATETROOPER: 2002 (DEL108) Feat ex MSG vocalist Gary Barden. Re-release of their 1986 album to CD for the very first time. |
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| SIAM: Language Of Menace A re-issue with a difference! Re-mastered & re-packaged as a double edition CD- a must for all Siam fans & anyone who is a fan of the great vocal talents of Tony Mills. The second CD features 3 interactive videos of never before seen footage; demo versions of some of the major tracks & the added bonus of an advance copy of Dignity Plan – a brand new track which will be on a new Siam album. |
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