Ghost Box

Comedy singles are rarely worth plunging into, but Large Plants' strangely Sabbath-esque sludge/psych take on Madonna's instantly recognizable early hit 'La Isla Bonita' is too weirdly successful to ignore completely. Heavy - actually.

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The next in an ongoing series of Ghost Box back catalogue re-issues, Séance at Hobs Lane is an overlooked classic of British electronics. Its sinister atmospherics are comprised of VCS3 synthesizer squalls, howling guitar, skronking sax, and oddly hauntin

“Beautifully languid, dreamlike, psychedelic pop; Nova is the third Ghost Box album by Lisbon based band Beautify Junkyards. Nova has a wide instrumental palette with ethereal vocals from João Branco Kyron and Martinez. Kyron’s synths are now augmented by

The Endless Echo is the fifth album on Ghost Box for the highly prolific Martin Jenkins. Pye Corner Audio cinematic electronica shifts effortlessly between brooding ambience and menacing dance floor grooves. It evokes awe-inspiring vistas and moments of s

Pieced together with musty samples from children’s exercise records, vintage drama, clunky British jazz and library records, this is an archaeology of emotion, an exploration of the power of not only childhood memories, but of the collective unconscious.

The Path is the latest album from Belbury Poly (aka Ghost Box records founder Jim Jupp). This time round Jupp has recruited a full band roster to expand his own unique electronica. He is joined by occasional Belbury Poly collaborator Christopher Budd on B

The new solo album from Kyron, Dreaming Eden is an electronic reverie comprised of drifting melodies, dusty archive sounds and synthesized rhythms. It feels like the soundtrack to a dream, in that nothing stays fixed, melodies develop then collapse, tride

The first in a complete series of Ghost Box re-issues, starts with the 2004 EP Farmer’s Angle by Belbury Poly. The debut release for label co-founder Jim Jupp was joyfully naïve yet oddly sinister electronica. It very much set out Ghost Box’s stall with i

Following his debut Large Plants single, a quirky psychedelic rock cover of Madonna's 'La Isla Bonita', Jack Sharp throws down a full album of contemporary analogue fluttered soundtrack rawk for Ghost Box.

If you think about it, Large Plants' debut alb

Ghost Box compile entirely new and exclusive material from Roj, Plone, Belbury Poly, The Advisory Circle, Die Dosis macht das Gift, Pye Corner Audio, The Focus Group, Justin Hopper, Beautify Junkyards, Sharron Kraus, ToiToiToi and more on this intimate la

Ghost Box’s best loved project, Jon Brooks’ The Advisory Circle, unfolds a beautifully affectionate and absorbing hauntological study based around the theme of photography for his nostalgic fellows. Clad in some of the finest Julian House artwork to appea

The eagerly awaitied fifth album from The Belbury Poly, the work of Ghost Box co-founder Jim Jupp. Jupp and his loose ensemble of session musicians create a unique kind of upbeat spookiness. They meld krautrock, glam, faux folk and ancient TV soundtracks

Mind How You Go is an EP of haunting electronica inspired by the misremembered sounds and emotions of TV public information films. The debut for Cate Brooks' The Advisory Circle was first released on 3” CD in 2005, and is now issued on vinyl in it's origi

The Focus Group is the recording alias for Ghost Box co-founder and well respected graphic designer and film maker Julian House. This debut album was first release in 2005 on a burn to order CD-R. Now packaged in a 4 panel digipack with the original sleev

The music of Large Plants could be characterised as psych rock, with this outing having a folkier, proggier and more fantastic feel than the heavier biker-rock of the 2022 debut, The Carrier. The tracks on The Thorn also weave synths into the traditional

Ouroborindra was first released in 2005 on CD-R , and now re-issued on CD and, for the first time, on Vinyl. Eric Zann was an alias for the more experimental work of Jim Jupp, aka Belbury Poly and Ghost Box co-founder. Inspired by early 20th century cosmi