Zinc Alloy And The Hidden Riders Of Tomorrow was reissued by Demon Records as an HMV-exclusive double LP edition pressed on specially created "Zinc Alloy" silver-coloured vinyl. The release revisits Marc Bolan and T. Rex's 1974 studio album, presenting the complete remastered album alongside a second disc devoted to contemporary non-album singles and B-sides. The album marked a significant stylistic shift for Bolan. While touring the United States during 1973, he became incre

Electric Warrior was reissued by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab on August 19, 2020, as part of the acclaimed Gain 2™ Ultra Analog 45RPM 180g Series. Presented as a numbered special edition, this audiophile release spread the original album across two 180-gram 45 RPM records and was mastered from an analogue source using Mobile Fidelity's proprietary mastering process. RECORDING Originally recorded at Wally Heider Recording Studio in Los Angeles, Mediasound, Trident Studios and Adv

The Slider was originally released in July 1972 following a remarkable run of three chart-topping T. Rex albums. Arriving at the height of the phenomenon known as "T. Rextasy", the album captured Marc Bolan and T. Rex at the peak of their commercial and creative success. The record provided a defining snapshot of the period and demonstrated the enduring appeal of T. Rex across generations. It included two UK number one singles, Telegram Sam and Metal Guru, and was the first a

This edition presents the final official Marc Bolan and T. Rex studio album on 180g clear vinyl. Originally released on March 11, 1977, Dandy In The Underworld was conceived during a turbulent period in British rock music. The album appeared shortly after the emergence of punk rock through the release of The Damned's New Rose and the Sex Pistols' Anarchy In The U.K., recordings that helped establish a new musical movement. To promote the album, Marc Bolan embarked on a tour o

Tanx was originally released in 1973 and arrived following a sequence of Marc Bolan's most successful singles, including Children Of The Revolution, Solid Gold Easy Action and 20th Century Boy. The album represented a significant musical development for T. Rex and marked a period in which Bolan increasingly embraced new recording technology and studio experimentation. Although the album explored fresh musical territory, several recordings still maintained a strong connection

Zinc Alloy And The Hidden Riders Of Tomorrow was originally released in 1974 and represented a significant stage in the continuing evolution of Marc Bolan and T. Rex. The album followed the hit singles The Groover and Truck On (Tyke) and included the subsequent hit Teenage Dream. The recordings reflected the impact of Bolan's travels in the United States during 1973, where exposure to black radio stations introduced him to a broader range of soul and rhythm-and-blues influenc

Bolan's Zip Gun was originally released in 1975 and marked a significant change in the recording career of Marc Bolan and T. Rex. It was the first T. Rex studio album produced by Marc Bolan without Tony Visconti, signalling a new creative direction. Originally issued as a UK-only release, the album featured the hit singles Light Of Love and Zip Gun Boogie. The record combined futuristic themes with Marc Bolan's growing interest in American soul music, creating a distinctive s

The Slider was reissued by Demon Records in 2020 as a remastered edition of the classic T. Rex album. This release was pressed on 180-gram clear vinyl and presented the original album in stereo with a printed inner sleeve. Originally released in 1972, The Slider remains one of the defining albums of the glam rock era and contains several of Marc Bolan's best-known recordings including "Metal Guru", "Telegram Sam", "Baby Strange" and the title track. RECORDING. The album was o

Futuristic Dragon was originally released in 1976 and became one of the defining albums from the later period of Marc Bolan and T. Rex. The album included both Dreamy Lady and New York City, the latter becoming Bolan's biggest latter-day hit single The record continued Bolan's interest in sonic experimentation while further incorporating American soul influences into the evolving T. Rex sound. Combining glam rock, pop and soul-inspired elements, the album demonstrated Bolan's