A couple of weeks back Swiss Adam had a post that mentioned the 2006 release 'Zero, A Martin Hannett Story (1977-1991).' After peru...

Here's the one that started it all. Subway One. The four-song 7" "Shopping Parade EP" from Shop Assistants was released i...

Still can't shake the soundtracks. Like with Wes Anderson, I have this great 20-song mix of songs heard in the films of Noah Baumbach th...

Another brief but memorable band from Subway's stable of stars. The Clouds were John and Bill Charnley backed by the rhythm section of A...

After 10 years of blogging, I'm beginning to run out of pieces in my collection of Aztec Camera that haven't been featured. This ste...

If you don't like the fuzz and pop of the Flatmates, the Rosehips or the Chesterf!elds, perhaps today's selection will be your gatew...

Here's another movie from my youth with stellar songs featured, many of which never made it onto the soundtrack. Here's the short ve...

I couldn't decide which of Wes Anderson's films to feature. 'Rushmore.' It had to be 'Rushmore.' Then I thought of c...

After last week's obscurity, I felt like I owed it to you to pull out one of the real stars of the Subway Organization. Although the ban...

The soundtrack of Jonathan Demme's excellent 1986 film 'Something Wild' has always felt like an opportunity lost. There are near...

I have somewhat randomly chosen seven soundtracks from the shelf for a perusal. A few of them haven't been listened to for years, but so...

Now we come to one of the more obscure artists on the Subway roster. I had trouble even tracking down a suitable photo. Outside of a compila...