Various Artists Matinee Autumn Assortment!
(the Windmills) CD-EP. Matinee.
10 songs including some previously released ones... Artists: Would-Be-Goods, Slipslide, the Lucksmiths, Harper Lee, the Pines, the Liberty Ship, Airport Girl, the Windmills, Pipas, and Lovejoy
Price: $5.97

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the Windmills Drug Autumn EP
CD-EP. Matinee.
Price: $5.32

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the Windmills Edge Of August
CD. Matinee.
UK strum and jangle. Twelve tracks. Calm. Dreamy. Male vocals.
Price: $9.85

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the Windmills Now Is Then
CD. Matinee.
Matinee says: Stunning new long-player from Essex hitmakers The Windmills contains eleven of the strongest songs the band has recorded to date. Following the critical success of their previous album "Sunlight" and inaugural live dates in the US, The Windmills spent the greater part of a year writing and recording the songs for this third album. Perfectly mixing new pop classics like "Summer Snow," "Beach Girls 1918" and "Something Spring" with mature, tragic songs "Your Fingers and Mine" and "Ever To Exist" ... [continued]
Price: $10.35

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the Windmills Sunlight
CD. Matinee.
Matinee says: A return to the new release shelves for this popular English band with its second full length. Featuring ten tracks, the album combines the skilled songwriting, sincere vocals and impressive melodies of previous releases with a new air of fervor and conviction. Incorporating keyboards and the occasional harmonica into the classic Windmills brand of guitar pop, the album displays the group's ability to bend the pop template without resorting to kneejerk self-indulgence. Lead track "Unkiss" ... [continued]
Price: $10.50

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the Windmills Walking Around The World
CD-EP. Matinee.
Matinee says: New single from English quartet demonstrates a continued refinement of their engaging sound. Released on the eve of the band's first US tour, the EP showcases fetching vocals, expert drumming and brilliant guitar work that recalls the best moments of The House of Love on lead track "What Was It For?" plus "Amelia" and "Walking Around the World." All tracks are exclusive to this release, which also includes a snazzy video of "What Was It For?" filmed at last October's Matinée showcase at the Notting Hill Arts Centre in London. While the Windmills' most recent album "Sunlight" continues to collect acclaim, this new single could be their best release yet.
Price: $5.64

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the Windmills When It Was Winter
CD-EP. Matinee.
Matinee says: Excellent follow-up to last year's popular "Drug Autumn" single and the second in a series of seasonal-themed releases finds this English quartet in prime form. Four exclusive tracks include the sublime "When It Was Winter," pairing guitars with haunting keyboards to produce a serious contender for the band's strongest song to date. Jangling guitars and diverse percussion shine on "Pounds Shillings & Pence," "Snow White," and "Good Riddance to Bad Rubbish" to round out the EP. Unrestrained melodies, crisp guitars, and sincere vocals make this perfect for fans of the Go Betweens, Weather Prophets, Bodines, or Jazz Butcher.
Price: $5.32

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