History always favours the winners / V/Vm Test

I have been very busy, there are four double vinyl albums on the way very soon.

Three of them form a series "sadly, the future is no longer what it was" it is the soundtrack of a World in decline, the heroism of modern life, a document of loss, an essay in gloom, brutally honest and pitiful truth.

Tracklisting and information is here...

Four tracks can be streamed right now online here for preview purposes...

It will also be made available this release as a 3CD set a few weeks after all the vinyls have made it out there.

For those who supported my work as V/Vm, The Caretaker and The Stranger there will also be an opportunity to buy a 2CD version of this release with many exclusive tracks on there which are not on any of the more commercially available editions.

All of the albums feature artwork created by my close friend Ivan Seal.

The last album by 'The Caretaker' - 'persistent repetition of phrases' is also being pressed on double vinyl album, the format it was originally intended for. The 6CD boxset is also available again though i don't have many copies left, when it's gone this time, it's gone forever.

Be sure to check out the previews and leave feedback below as it may suprise you.

I will have an MP3 giveaway very soon to promote this new monolith of audio output so keep tuned for that.

In times of audio recession it's good to get some solid work out there which if you give it time will reward you. It's the best work i have ever done, the best i will ever do. There is no more to say.

Release dates confirmed soon.

Time renders.

This is going to be awesome...I'll be getting the 2CD version, cos I preordered the CD a while back.

I'll be ordering the 3CD version as well.

cool news.

love Caretaker stuff, i always get comfortably lost in it.

Hopefully postage won't be too much and they will be affordable, every effort has been made to make these vinyls with the highest quality but also in keeping the costs down too. The 3cd shouldn't be too expensive either and as there is a small distribution in place they should be available easier in America, Europe, Australia and Japan without costing stupid amounts.

I will know exact release dates from next week as all the cuts take place then.

i liked your interview in the wire very much.