The Smiths - Hatful of Hollow (Warners)

‘Hatful of Hollow’ compiles essential material showcasing the Manchester band's distinctive aesthetic during their formative period. This collection demonstrates Morrissey's distinctive vocal presence and Johnny Marr's innovative guitar work, establishing the sonic template that would influence alternative indie music profoundly. 'Hatful of Hollow' as a compilation, it pulls together The Smiths' earliest moments, with many tracks taken from John Peel sessions. The album presents some of their finest moments, with a rawer sound. It contains early singles and B-sides showcasing some of their best songs, including 'Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now', 'William, It Was Really Nothing', 'Girl Afraid' and 'How Soon Is Now?' The album is a vital introduction to one of British rock's most culturally significant acts, ideal for those appreciating intelligent pop-rock that prioritises artistic authenticity and refuses commercial compromise.

Version: Black Vinyl LP

Released: 26^th March 2012

Condition: New Sealed