This classic album, released in July 1972 on the back of three chart-topping T.Rex LPs - provides a perfect snapshot of the era the press dubbed 'T. Rextasy' And is proof of Bolan's extraordinary and enduring appeal across the generations. The Slider contained two UK number 1 hit singles, Telegram Sam and metal guru and the first to bear the T. Rex Wax Co imprint, a seal of approval from EMI Records, who felt Bolan sufficient important to warrant having his own record label.

Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow is a 1974 album by Marc Bolan and T. Rex. Preceded by the hit singles "The Groover" and "Truck On (Tyke)," it also features the follow-up hit "Teenage Dream." Influenced by Black radio stations heard while touring the US in 1973, the album is something of an overlooked treasure. This edition is pressed on 180g clear vinyl and remastered by co-producer Tony Visconti and Ted Jensen. T.Rex: Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow

Preceded by some of Bolan’s most beloved singles, “Children of the Revolution,” “Solid Gold Easy Action,” and the classic “20th Century Boy,” 1973’s *Tanx* was the first T. Rex album to fully embrace an ever-expanding array of studio gadgets. While it marked a fresh musical direction, several tracks still kept a clear connection to their earlier sound. The album hit number 4 on the UK Album Charts and has since influenced a wide range of artists, from Suede to Depeche Mode’s

Released in 1975,Bolan's Zip Gun was produced by Marc Bolan, marking the first time without Tony Visconti. Initially a UK-only release, the album includes the hit singles "Light of Love" and "Zip Gun Boogie." The songs carry a futuristic vibe inspired by Bolan's love for science fiction, while blending in touches of American soul music. This new edition comes pressed on 180g clear vinyl with a printed inner sleeve. Release Date: February 7, 2020 Track Listings 1 Light Of Love