Still prolific despite various health issues, Bill Nelson has released literally hundreds of esoteric, often instrumental solo albums since his avant- garde electronic act Bill Nelson’s Red Noise ...

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It was definitely a half-way house between Be-Bop Deluxe and Red Noise.” Be-Bop Deluxe split in August 1978 and Nelson’s new band Red Noise first played live on 2 February 1979. This box set shows his ...

IT WAS EASILY one of the strangest concert-tour lineups 1978 ever produced. Fresh from a hit-single remake of the old blues standard “Black Betty,” Ram Jam opened the show with a knuckleheaded set, ...

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The British rock band Be-Bop Deluxe may not have maintained the same level of attention over the years as some of their ’70s peers, but the band’s reissues have provided new opportunities for ...

Sunburst Finish, the 1976 album from art rock quartet Be-Bop Deluxe, falls into this valley set between the major musical movements in the band’s native England. Prog rock and proto-metal was on the ...

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This is 1976 issued gem by the British band led by guitar virtuoso Bill Nelson, projects artsy, erotic and radiant cover art that was ahead of its time, but then again, this ensemble seamlessly merged ...

On the back of the hit single, the art-rock outfit’s third album Sunburst Finish became their first to go Top 20. EMI got what it wanted. In the book accompanying the new Deluxe Box Set Sunburst ...

IT was easily one of the strangest concert-tour lineups 1978 ever produced. Fresh from a hit-single remake of the old blues standard “Black Betty,” Ram Jam opened the show with a knuckleheaded set, ...