Available on Metropolis Records in CD and vinyl formats, remastered editions of Any Day Now and Shadow Weaver.

“Any Day Now” stands as one of the Legendary Pink Dots’ best albums, and certainly among the best of the ’80s. The Dots were often called an unlikely link between prog rock and industrial. “Any Day Now” lives solidly in a world of synthesizers & British goth & Syd Barret & psychedelia

THE LEGENDARY PINK DOTS’ classic Shadow Weaver is now presented in a 2018 Remasted & Expanded version. Reflecting the DOTS moving away from their electronic-based origin, organic instruments knit rich yet fragile tapestry throughout. Still as vital & relevant as band’s primary influences — Can, Faust, Neu & Meddle-era Pink Floyd, Shadow Weaver shows the bands mastery of psychedelic sound designs.

Glorious and expanded remastered versions of Any Day Now and Shadow Weaver will soon be available in LP and CD format.  Order directly from the band through Bandcamp.

Orders will ship on or around June 30th.

The Dots have gotten a delivery of more copies of the black vinyl version.  You can place an order HERE.

A new very limited edition mini-album via Noise Noise Noise records. 127 copies on magenta and blue vinyl and over 400 black vinyl copies.  Made available for pre-order today, the copies at LPD’s Bandcamp went so fast that I didn’t have time to post about it. (Sorry.) But here’s the teaser anyway.

At the time of this post, it’s still possible to get copies through the label on the Discogs site.

Update:

The Dots should have plenty more copies of the black vinyl coming in very soon.  Please check the Bandcamp site.

For those who are interested in LPDs’ obscurities from the early days, “Come Out From The Shadows Volume 3- The 80s” has just undergone a massive sonic upgrade.  Those who downloaded it back in 2013 merely need to RE-download it as I replaced the existing files.  For newcomers, you can find it HERE

Produced by David Alsemgeest, this compilation includes tracks by former and current Dots as well as close friends and collaborators.  This album is for the Small family and dedicated to Yancy Small who passed away from cancer just two days shy of his 47th birthday.