The English neofolk and neoclassical group Sol Invictus is to release a 2nd edition of their 1995 album “In The Rain”. This reissue will be available in 200 copies only and can be pre-ordered right here.

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The reissue will be coming in a luxury gatefold sleeve, on 180g virgin vinyl, including a poster and PVC protection. The sleeve of this vinyl re-release is taken from the original 1995 album released via Tursa, that’s Tony Wakeford’s own label. Not included are the bonus-tracks that were included in the 2011 re-release. This Vinyl edition was first released in 2013, but sold out on preorders, so this is a new chance to finally get your copy.

Some might wonder what virgin vinyl stands exactly for, so here’s some extra info. Back when vinyl records were the most popular form of recorded music, unsold albums and singles in record stores were returned to the manufacturers who shredded and melted down the unsold records and recycled the vinyl for use in pressing newly released albums and singles. Most if not all LPs and singles were made of a mixture of old recycled vinyl and newly created vinyl. Occasionally a record label would put out a special audiophile limited edition of a best-selling album and advertise that it was being pressed onto 100% new vinyl, also called virgin vinyl. The point is that a record pressed on virgin vinyl could reproduce higher audio quality with lower noise than a record pressed onto a blend of recycled vinyl and new vinyl.

Here’s the title track “In the Rain”, an excellent neofolk track, from an equally brilliant album.

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Compilation released in 1985 by, alongside the Nazi groups Skrewdriver and Brutal Attackhas led to accusations of. Wakeford has responded to this criticism various times, stating that his involvement with the National Front 'was probably the worse decision of my life and one I very much regret'and that various members of his band (including his wife of eight years at the time) 'would be at best discriminated against or at worse dead if a far-right party took power' and further that 'none of the artists I work with hold such views either, and I doubt they would want to work with me if they thought I did.' In June 2011 the band, following attempts to cancel one of their concerts in Londonstated that all its members 'are personally completely and unequivocally opposed to fascism, racism, anti-semitism and homophobia,. and our work makes no attempt to appeal to an audience looking for this kind of message', also stating explicitly that they did not have 'any sympathy with, or any desire to work with its adherents'. ^ Stewart Home (28 July 2008). Stewart Home.

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