Clockdust (Vinyl) TemporarilyUnavailable parking itself at the head

parking itself at the head of the esteemed hit parade of albums from September 1970 to January 1971 (knocking off Simon & Garfunkel 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' and replaced by no less than Led Zeppelin 'III')

supernatural predator lurking in the shadows of their town and preying on children's innermost fears

Scott Bomar on Fender bass and percussion

one of the world’s most revered and iconic bands

Twenty years on

Clockdust (Vinyl) TemporarilyUnavailable parking itself at the headRustin Man aka Paul Webb will release a new album, his second in two years. Having waited 17 years for Drift Code, some may be surprised at Clockdust's swift arrival, but the album's roots can be found in the same extended sessions. "Early on I realised I had two albums worth of material," Webb explains. "The first tunes I wrote were electric guitar based, with long arrangements that built up in layers to something sonically quite dense. These became