The Watersons - Frost & FireOriginally released in 1965 and unavailable on vinyl since 1967, Frost and Fire, A Calendar Of Ritual and Magical Songs, was the debut album from the then new group on the folk scene. Originally from Hull, two sisters, Norma and Elaine (or 'Lal'), their brother, Mike and cousin, John Harrison, had been singing family songs all their lives and as a new folk group had been attracting attention for their powerful and exciting performances. They were

combining Cooper’s celebrated songwriting and compositional skills with a free flowing expansiveness coloured by British free music luminaries such as saxophonist Evan Parker

an apt refection of Kugel's personal growth and journey toward self-acceptance

was subsequently completed after a final session in London with their debut album‰۪s co-producer Tom Dalgety

It sounds like nothing else and there are many high points

as are some long-winded guitar solos

There’s A Ghost In My House

” Several live documents followed the album’s release but the untimely death of Peter Christopherson in November 2010 meant that this would become the final Throbbing Gristle album and 15 years since the reformation

remastered

The 2018 reissue features a re-designed gatefold of original artwork by Jason Galea

The album was recorded in Bristol and Dorset

Virgin Witch was a racey film

blown-out Bull of the Woods heavy haze