Belle And Sebastian Fold Your Hands Child You Walk Like A Peasant on LP + Download Coupon

As Belle and Sebastian finish work on their ninth studio album (recorded in Atlanta with Ben H. Allen), Matador Records is excited to announce that their vinyl catalog – currently out of print – will be back in print for a limited time in the fall of 2014. The It Could Have Been A Brilliant Career series is an opportunity to revisit the band’s treasured output and unique, consistent aesthetic, as well as an opportunity for fans to complete their collections and enjoy the music via the warmth of vinyl.

Titles include all of the band’s full-length studio albums and compilations (save for the Storytelling soundtrack, which was never released on vinyl in the US) such as Tigermilk (1996), If You’re Feeling Sinister (1996), The Boy With The Arab Strap (1998), Fold Your Hands Child You Walk Like a Peasant (2000), Dear Catastrophe Waitress (2003), Push Barman To Open Old Wounds (2005), The Life Pursuit (2006), The BBC Sessions (2008), Write About Love (2010) and The Third Eye Centre (2013). 

The long-awaited fourth album from Glasgow's pop wizards after three releases in three years - 2000's Fold Your Hands Child You Walk Like A Peasant - was co-produced by the band alongside Tony Doogan and it's eleven tracks find the group exploring new depths of emotion and melancholy amidst a background of orchestrated strings and Northern soul-inspired horns.

1.  I Fought In A War

2.  The Model

3.  Beyond The Sunrise

4.  Waiting For The Moon To Rise

5.  Don't Leave The Light On Baby

6.  The Wrong Girl

7.  The Chalet Lines

8.  Nice Day For A Sulk

9.  Women's Realm

10. Family Tree

11. There's Too Much Love