The Inspiral Carpets have announced the release of a comprehensive singles package and accompanying tour.
The Complete Singles, a 24 track compilation of all the band’s singles from 1988 to 2015, will be released on Mute/BMG on March 17. It will be released as a double heavyweight ‘midnight licorice’ black vinyl and as a 3CD set with an exclusive remix bonus disc that brings together classic, rare and unreleased remixes from across their career and two new unreleased mixes from the Go! Team and Martyn Walsh & Simon Lyon.
Split across four sides of vinyl or two CDS, the tracklisting for the singles is as follows:
- Keep The Circle Around
- Butterfly
- Joe
- Find Out Why
- Move
- This Is How It Feels
- She Comes In The Fall
- Biggest Mountain
- Weakness
- Caravan
- Please Be Cruel
- Dragging Me Down
- Two Worlds Collide
- Generations
- Bitches Brew
- How It Should Be
- Saturn 5
- I Want You featuring Mark E. Smith
- Uniform
- Come Back Tomorrow
- You’re So Good For Me
- Fix Your Smile
- Spitfire
- Let Your Down (edit) featuring John Cooper Clarke
The tracklisting for the remix CD is as follows:
- Dragging Me Down (John Dasilva Remix)
- This Is How It Feels (The Go! Team Remix)
- Caravan (No Windscreen Mix) (John Robertson)
- Generations (Denmark 2 Germany 0 remix) (Fortran 5)
- Commercial Reign (Rub-A-Dub Mix)
- You’re So Good For Me (Like A Tonic Remix) (Mark Veda & Micha Adam)
- Dubville (Chris Nagle)
- Two Worlds Collide (12″ Mix) (Mike Pickering & Paul Heard/M People)
- Saturn 5 (High Energy Mix) (Paul Van Dyk)
- This Is How It Feels (Robbery Mix) (PK & Dashboard)
- Skidoo (Possession Mix) (Justin Robertson)
- Bitches Brew (Horse) (Fortran 5)
- Changes (Martyn Walsh & Simon Lyon Remix)
- Uniform (Skripka Mix) (featuring the Balanescu Quartet)
The tour dates are as follows:
MARCH
23 – Roadmenders, Northampton
24 – Boilershop, Newcastle
25 – O2 Academy, Oxford
26 – Concorde 2, Brighton
31 – Junction, Cambridge
APRIL
1 – Albert Hall, Manchester
2 – Recue Rooms, Nottingham
8 – O2 Academy, Leeds
13 – SWG3 Galvanizers, Glasgow
14 – Leadmill, Sheffield
15 – O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London
21 – HMV Empire, Coventry
21 – Cheese & Grain, Frome
MAY
25 – Picturedrome, Holmfirth
26 – Welly, Hull
27 – Neighborhood Weekender, Warrington
JUNE
15 – Tivoli, Buckley
16 – Tramshed, Cardiff
17 – Sign Of The Times Festival, Church End
JULY
20 – PJ Molloys, Dunfermline
21 – Liquid Rooms, Edinburgh
22 – Kubix Festival, Sunderland
AUGUST
24 – Hairy Dog, Derby
25 – Epic Studios, Norwich
26 – Victorious Festival, Portsmouth
