The last and possibly the best album by Galaxie 500! The group's ether-like melodies, reverb atmosphere and plaintive vocals are at their best on This Is Our Music – a high water mark of late 80s/early 90s US indie rock and genuine precursor to later shoegaze sounds that would make bigger, if briefly shining stars from the the US and UK scenes. Titles include "Fourth Of July", "Hearing Voices", "Spook", "Summertime", "Way Up High", their cover of Yoko Ono's "Listen, The Snow Is Falling", "Sorry", "Melt Away" and "King Of Spain Pt 2". LP, Vinyl record album

The second of 3 great albums by in the short but massively influential career of Galaxie 500 – the members of whom would go on the pretty successful careers in other groups, but it's hard to imagine how those records can be better remembered than gems like On Fire! Dean Wareham had really become a master of hypnotic, just spacey enough guitar sounds by the time this record hit, with Dean & Naomi's plaintive vocals ekeing raw emotions out of the songs like no other group working at the time. Titles include "Blue Thunder", "Tell Me", "Snowstorm", "Strange", "When Will You Come Home", "Decomposing Trees", ""Leave The Planet", "Plastic Bird" and "Isn't It A Pity" – plus the bonus tracks "Victory Garden", "Ceremony" and "Cold Night". LP, Vinyl record album

The debut of the hugely influential Galaxie 500 – taking Velvets learned quiet drama and more jagged and terse influences from Joy Division and maybe a little early Jesus & Mary Chain, making them their own in a wonderful way – developing a sound that would establish long careers for themselves and influence indie rockers around the globe to come! Titles include "Flowers", "Pictures", "Parking Lot" "Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste". "Temperature's Rising", "Oblivious", "Tugboat" and more, plus the bonus track "King Of Spain". LP, Vinyl record album