The world's most selective record label! Rosemont Records has only put out three releases in three years. The reason? Rosemont only releases music which is REALLY special and REALLY different.

CATALOGUE:

From a Diva to a Diver by Automatic Dlamini (John Parish & P.J. Harvey)
(Rosemont 001)
Mad Monk EP by Gary Revilo and Nino Ricardo
(Rosemont 002)  
Singles Night at the Shooting Gallery by The Cage.
(Rosemont 003)
Potato Junction by The Agency
(Rosemont 004)
Our First Demo by Innersense
(Rosemont 005)
NE Way U Like by The Sense
(Rosemont 006)

For any information regarding the above releases, please email Oliver.

For more on Automatic Dlamini click here.
For more on Revilo/Ricardo click here.
For more on The Agency click here.
For more on Innersense click here.
For more on The Cage click here.
For more on The Sense click here

AUTOMATIC DLAMINI - From A Diva To A Diver
A fascinating record of John Parish and Polly Harvey before their respective solo careers took off. This hard-to-obtain album also features Jeremy Hogg (PJ Harvey's band), Andy Henderson (Echobelly) and a host of others. Unlike some recordings from the deep past of well-known entertainers, this album really stands up in today's musical climate.

GARY REVILO AND NIÑO RICARDO - Mad Monk EP
This item features John Parish and Richard Williams "interpreting" four of Oliver Gray's songs. Although hardly groundbreaking, it's fun and has in recent years been praised as pre-dating the sound of Green Day by several years!

THE AGENCY - Potato Junction
The world's greatest party band presents a selection of stage favourites. For full details about The Agency, please visit their website.

INNERSENSE - Our First Demo
The world's least girly Girl Band! Now called simply The Sense and featuring Annabel Gray, Sara Fawcitt and Hannah Gilbert, the band here interpret four of their own songs live and unplugged.

THE CAGE - Singles Night At The Shooting Gallery
The Cage split in 1999. Richard is now the publicity manager of The Tower Arts Centre and Steve has moved to Devon. The album remains a genuine gem and is now perceived to have been well ahead of its time.

Singles Night at the Shooting Gallery was reviewed in Q Magazine...

Apparently, Steve Bennett saw in 1998 with three massive heart attacks. Excuse him, then, for the Cage's bruised, world-weary outlook. They're a partnership between the 46-year old vocalist and his 31-year old cohort, Richard Williams. Bennett's voice - an English version of Mike Scott, with plenty of welly - sounds tailor-made for drama. They throw rock shapes: Snow White Queen pummels along like fellow West Countrian Polly Harvey; Let's Go For The High is clammy Bristol Delta Blues and American Dream a pocket U2 - but overall they lean towards drum-free, naked balladry. Love Story - about a relationship bust-up - weaves an urgent web of electric and acoustic guitars, the hymnal The Legacy of Dust underpins Bennett with weepy strings, while Subjects of Revenge (subject: perceived junkie glamour) is voice, mandolin and traffic hubbub. As a final touch, it's dedicated to "1.5 million units of Strepokinase, without which this recording would definitely not have been possible". * * *
Martin Aston

THE SENSE - NE Way U Like EP
Led by Annabel Gray, Sara Fawcitt and Hannah Gilbert, The Sense are currently making all sorts of waves in the industry, they can floor you with their songs, stun you with their voices and then drink you under the table for good measure. Head for the website...
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