The Vaselines have long been celebrated by musicians and indie rock enthusiasts across the globe, including superfan Kurt Cobain, while remaining underappreciated by the mainstream. "Enter The Vaselines" is the definitive triple LP/double CD collection. Includes new mixes and re-mastered versions of material previously available on "The Way Of The Vaselines", plus never-before-heard demos, and live recordings from 1986 in Bristol and 1988 in London.

Formed in Glasgow in 1987, The Vaselines released 2 singles and 1 album then split up in 1989 (the same week their album was released). They might have faded into obscurity but for the intervention of a certain band from Seattle. Nirvana covered 3 Vaselines songs, helping to fuel a growing after-the-fact appreciation of their seedy, two-and-a-half chord, garage pop manifesto. 20+ years on and entirely worth the wait comes Sex with an X. The new album was recorded outside Manchester at the Analogue Catalogue studio, with Julie McLarnon engineering and produced by Jamie Watson.

The Vaselines have long been celebrated by musicians and indie rock enthusiasts across the globe, including superfan Kurt Cobain, while remaining underappreciated by the mainstream. "Enter The Vaselines" is the definitive triple LP/double CD collection. Includes new mixes and re-mastered versions of material previously available on "The Way Of The Vaselines", plus never-before-heard demos, and live recordings from 1986 in Bristol and 1988 in London.

Formed in Glasgow in 1987, The Vaselines released 2 singles and 1 album then split up in 1989 (the same week their album was released). They might have faded into obscurity but for the intervention of a certain band from Seattle. Nirvana covered 3 Vaselines songs, helping to fuel a growing after-the-fact appreciation of their seedy, two-and-a-half chord, garage pop manifesto. 20+ years on and entirely worth the wait comes Sex with an X, the lead single from the forthcoming album of the same name.

Formed in Glasgow in 1987, The Vaselines released 2 singles and 1 album then split up in 1989 (the same week their album was released). They might have faded into obscurity but for the intervention of a certain band from Seattle. Nirvana covered 3 Vaselines songs, helping to fuel a growing after-the-fact appreciation of their seedy, two-and-a-half chord, garage pop manifesto. 20+ years on and entirely worth the wait comes Sex with an X. The new album was recorded outside Manchester at the Analogue Catalogue studio, with Julie McLarnon engineering and produced by Jamie Watson.