Dillon: The Unknown Vinyl LP + CD Third Man Records Each of the albums have

Each of the albums have been painstakingly reproduced with full color album art and vintage labels making these particular reissues an excellent choice for collectors

Here is the original review for Nevermind: We'll spare you the Woodman review where he would write about drinking a 40 "in an hour dude

" or the cooled out afro vibes of "New Track" and "Fleur Tropicale" for a taste

" and Chi-Town style loops of "Turn And Walk Away

pulsing bass and all kinds of cosmic dubbery to put the dancefloor in a trance

Dillon: The Unknown Vinyl LP + CD Third Man Records Each of the albums haveSpace, Dillon seems to float freely in it. With her sophomore album, The Unknown, Dominique Dillon de Byington moves on from the quirky pop of her debut for something stripped down and alien. Her voice sits in the foreground with lilting piano its most prominent accompaniment. Throughout the album this stark arrangement is slowly joined by electronic elements that serve to bring a certain futuristic element to the sound. At times it might remind you