Ride announce details of the reissues of their early classic EPs and albums, embark on a ‘Nowhere’ 30th anniversary tour and release a live film.

Going Blank Again, originally released in 1992, is double orange vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve. All the original audio has been reworked and refine.

Ahead of their Nowhere 30th anniversary UK tour starting 20th April, shoegaze legends Ride have announced the details of the reissues of their early classic albums via Wichita Recordings. These will be released on the 4th November and will include the first four EPs (‘Ride, ‘Play’, ‘Fall’, and ‘Today Forever’), plus their seminal 1990 debut Nowhere, and feted 1992 album Going Blank Again from their days on Creation Records.

Entitled 4 EPs, the first four Ride EPs are compiled onto one record for the first time ever and packaged as a beautiful gatefold album on double white vinyl. This is accompanied by a 16 page booklet featuring archive photos and an essay by Sonic Cathedrals Nathaniel Cramp.

Nowhere is reissued on blue vinyl, with a gatefold sleeve and embossed artwork.

Going Blank Again is double orange vinyl and also has a gatefold sleeve. All the original audio has been reworked and refined.

Tracklisting

1. Leave Them All Behind
2. Twisterella
3. Not Fazed
4. Chrome Waves
5. Mouse Trap
6. Time of Her Time
7. Cool Your Boots
8. Making Judy Smile
9. Time Machine
10. OX4
11. Going Blank Again
12. Howard Hughes
13. Stampede
14. Grasshopper