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We've just released the lovely white vinyl reissues all four of Fabienne's solo albums

These four albums are some of the very best records we've released and feature Fabienne's unique mix of garage, ye-ye, and autumnal psych and it's great to have them all back on vinyl.

Read on for more info, and click on the pics to pre-order!

Fabienne Delsol - WHITE VINYL REISSUES  RELEASE DATE - TODAY - 9th September

No Time For Sorrows (2004)

Fabienne moved to London in 1996, almost immediately joining the Bristols, a then studio project consisting of Liam Watson and Ed Deegan, two producer-engineers at Toerag Studios. After two albums, a few singles and several tours of Europe, the Bristols came to an end. Eager to carry on singing, Fabienne went solo. With the help of Liam Watson producing, Fabienne recorded her first album No Time For Sorrows concentrating on a more elaborate but similar style she had previously experienced with the Bristols.

Between You and Me (2007)

Over three years in the making, Between You And Me is full of swinging 60’s Ye Ye pop charm including a few French language songs and the single ‘I’m Gonna Catch Me A Rat’. It’s the usual mix of cover and new songs written by George Miller, Peder Bernhardt and fellow Damaged Goods artist Pete Molinari (who also guests on one track).

On My Mind (2010)

Put together in studio down-time and ably backed by Toe Rag's stable of musicians, On My Mind features Fabienne's customary mixture of both English and French lyrics sung with plenty of coquettish charm. The album marks something of a departure from the jaunty beat-pop and ye-ye of her previous albums however, there's a definite autumnal feel to several of the tracks, putting you in mind of what the much mooted Francoise Hardy/Nick Drake collaboration might have yielded.

Four (2019)

Four has a more nuanced and mature sound, rooted in Mellotron-drenched psych whilst retaining some snappy French pop and ‘60s garage styles. The original songs are masterfully crafted for Fabienne’s distinct delivery, and both feature a strong ‘60s groove. Carefully chosen covers are lovingly interpreted – take Lyme and Cybelle’s ‘Follow Me’, a heavy-handed garage-folk jaunt, or the stunning take on the Human Beinz’ second album opener ‘Face’. A lifelong devotee of “the Quo”, Fabienne tackles a Spare Parts album track, whilst Francoise Hardy’s smouldering French classic ‘J’ai Fait Du Lui Un Reve’ is ethereally reimagined.

And just in case you missed it when it came out... we have the last few copies of her 7" of 'I'm Gonna Catch Me A Rat' here

Thanks for Reading!

and lots more releases coming very soon...Billy Childish & The Singing Loins, The Courettes, The Daggermen, Thee Headcoat Sect, Guy Hamper Trio...and more!

Ian & Duncan