The new wave classic album from the Factory Records band that includes the hit single "Looking From A Hilltop" with 2 remixes of that hit song and 5 other bonus tracks.

Limited edition repressing of Martin Hannett produced, 1981 debut by cult Factory records band, with 9 bonus tracks. Original artwork and full sleevenotes. Bonus tracks 'Haunted', 'Charnel Ground', 'Human Puppets', 'Knew Noise', 'Up To You', 'Girls Don't Count', 'Oyo Achel Ada', 'After Image' & 'Red Voice'. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

2010 release, the seventh album from the Manchester band, one of the most overlooked acts on the Factory Records imprint.

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Digitally remastered reissue & the CD debut of this rare 1986 album by one of the legendary Factory label's best techno act's at the time. Contains all 11 of the original cuts, plus six unmarked bonus tracks, 'Bad News Week' (12 Inch Mix), 'Just To Be With You' and demo versions of 'Crazy Wisdom', 'The Guitar Waltz', 'The Last Man In Europe' & 'Carcrash'. 17 tracks in all. 1999 release. The full title is 'Love & Hate (In The English Countryside)'.

Limited edition repress of their second album, originally released on Factory in 1982 & now with five unmarked bonus tracks: 'The Beast', 'Sakura', 'Je Veux Ton Amour', 'Sakura'(Matrixmix) and the exceptionally rare 'Hold Me'. 14 tracks total. Over 72 minutes of music. Original artwork and full sleevenotes.

2009 release, the British Post-Punk/Dance outfit's sixth studio album, self-produced and featuring new members Stuart Hill and Steve Stringer. Larry and Vin are also joined by Beth Cassidy, whose vocal style recalls that of her late mother Jenny on 'From the Hip' and 'Love & Hate'. Stand-out tracks include 'Singularity', 'Remembrance', 'Garageland' and 'Saddled With Something'.

NTSC/Region 0. Cult band Section 25 recorded for Factory Records between 1979 and 1987. Initially mentored by Joy Division, their best known albums are Always Now (1981), produced by Martin Hannett and housed in one of Peter Saville's most celebrated sleeve designs, and the visionary From the Hip from 1984, produced by Bernard Sumner of New Order, and featuring the classic electro single Looking From a Hilltop. So Far gathers together rare live and studio footage from all stages of their career. The original post-punk trio are captured live at the ICA in London in June 1980, while the later five-piece electronic line-up at Minneapolis First Avenue in January 1985. In addition to these two complete concerts, extracts from shows at Chicago Metro, Manchester Hacienda and London Riverside are also included, as well as studio clips for tracks including New Horizons and Looking From a Hilltop. The fascinating Chicago Metro footage proves beyond doubt that Section 25 were a vital formative influence on early techno music. So Far boasts a running time of over two hours. The disc is Region 0 (multi-region), NTSC format, with 5.1 sound.

LTM is proud to announce a brand new studio album from cult post-punk group Section 25, who previously recorded four studio albums with the celebrated Factory Records label. Formed by Blackpool brothers Larry and Vin Cassidy in 1978, Section 25 gigged extensively with Joy Division, A Certain Ratio, Durutti Column, New Order and the original Factory stable, completed two North American tours, and recorded keynote albums Always Now (1981) and From The Hip (1984) with Martin Hannett and Bernard Sumner as the respective producers. Their sublime proto-techno single Looking From A Hilltop remains an oft-sampled club classic. Although Section 25 disbanded in 1986, core members Larry (bass/vocals), Vin (drums) and Jenny Cassidy (keyboards/vocals) regrouped in 2001, joined by guitarist Ian Butterworth (ex Tunnelvision) and multi-instrumentalist and engineer Roger Wikeley. Although work on the new album was set back by the untimely death of Jenny Cassidy in November 2004, the group began gigging again in May 2006 and have since visited France, Belgium, Italy, Greece, Dublin, London and Poulton-le-Fylde. Part-Primitiv was produced by the band at West Orange Studio, Preston, in 2007. Stand-out tracks include Can’t Let Go, Dream, Carbon and You Never Make Your Mind Up. As the title suggests, the new album combines raw post-punk power with retro-futurist electronics, including two tracks written and sung by Jenny.

Deluxe double vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered edition of this 1984 album from the British Post-Punk band plus a bonus twelve inch 45rpm single coupling two versions of their seminal single 'Looking From A Hilltop'.