The three albums will be available on CD, black vinyl and limited edition coloured vinyl, exclusive to independent record shops and Graham’s store: Crow Sit on Blood Tree (2001) on blood red and black splatter double LP; The Kiss of Morning (2002) on turquoise double LP; and Happiness In Magazines (2004) on deep blue vinyl. Listen and pre-order HERE.
September 11 will see the digital release of 14-track live album Live At The Zodiac, available in its entirety for the first time on DSPs, along with a full performance video for each track, taken from the original concert DVD. Live At The Zodiac captures Coxon’s solo show at the iconic Oxford venue (now the O2 Academy), recorded on 3rd June, 2004, with the concert DVD released in March 2005. Watch the video for the track ‘Bittersweet Bundle of Misery’ HERE.
Originally released in 2001, Crow Sit On Blood Tree is Graham’s third solo album. “There’s absolute mayhem on that at times, but there’s quiet songs, too,” Graham says of Crow Sit On Blood Tree, which was recorded, mixed and mastered in just two weeks. “I was still exploring different music and what I could do. I’ll turn my hand to so many different types of music if it feels natural.”
Arriving in October 2002, The Kiss Of The Morning is less of a DIY affair than its predecessors; pedal steel player B.J. Cole and Louis Vause on keyboards helped to fully flesh it out.
Originally released in 2001, Crow Sit On Blood Tree is Graham’s third solo album. “There’s absolute mayhem on that at times, but there’s quiet songs, too,” Graham says of Crow Sit On Blood Tree, which was recorded, mixed and mastered in just two weeks. “I was still exploring different music and what I could do. I’ll turn my hand to so many different types of music if it feels natural.”
Arriving in October 2002, The Kiss Of The Morning is less of a DIY affair than its predecessors; pedal steel player B.J. Cole and Louis Vause on keyboards helped to fully flesh it out.
Speaking about The Kiss Of Morning, Graham said - “I felt free to do whatever I wanted to do. I was expanding my sound and also finding a bit more calm in my songs.”
Happiness In Magazines is Coxon’s fifth solo studio album. Recorded with producer Stephen Street, it was his most successful solo record up to that point, going top 20 in the UK and earning him the Best Solo Artist prize at the 2005 NME Awards.
“Bittersweet Bundle Of Misery’ and ‘Freakin’ Out’ were two of the first things I wrote,” recalls Graham. “I remember thinking, Oh, actually, maybe my songwriting is getting a bit better? Maybe I should take this seriously and not be such a control freak? Stephen just got it. He loved what I was getting at, the sound of it and the era it was influenced by – things like The Cars and The Jam.”
With his back catalogue long sold out and in high demand on physical formats, the release of Castle Park in June kicked off the comprehensive reissue of Coxon’s expansive solo catalogue and comes alongside the re-release of The Sky is Too High and The Golden D, available now.
Happiness In Magazines is Coxon’s fifth solo studio album. Recorded with producer Stephen Street, it was his most successful solo record up to that point, going top 20 in the UK and earning him the Best Solo Artist prize at the 2005 NME Awards.
“Bittersweet Bundle Of Misery’ and ‘Freakin’ Out’ were two of the first things I wrote,” recalls Graham. “I remember thinking, Oh, actually, maybe my songwriting is getting a bit better? Maybe I should take this seriously and not be such a control freak? Stephen just got it. He loved what I was getting at, the sound of it and the era it was influenced by – things like The Cars and The Jam.”
With his back catalogue long sold out and in high demand on physical formats, the release of Castle Park in June kicked off the comprehensive reissue of Coxon’s expansive solo catalogue and comes alongside the re-release of The Sky is Too High and The Golden D, available now.
Further drops to come include the studio albums Love Travels at Illegal Speeds (2006), The Spinning Top (2009), A+E (2012); as well as the two Original Songs and Score album soundtracks for The End of The F***ing World 1 (2018) and The End of The F***ing World 2 (2019); plus Superstate (2021), the original soundtrack released to accompany the graphic novel of the same name.
FORMATS:
Crow Sit On Blood Tree (2001): Available from 11th September on CD, LP double black vinyl; and LP double blood red & black splatter vinyl, exclusive to independent record stores and the Graham Coxon store.
FORMATS:
Crow Sit On Blood Tree (2001): Available from 11th September on CD, LP double black vinyl; and LP double blood red & black splatter vinyl, exclusive to independent record stores and the Graham Coxon store.
The Kiss Of Morning (2002): Available from 11th September on CD; LP double black vinyl; and LP double turquoise vinyl, exclusive to independent record stores and the Graham Coxon store.
Happiness In Magazines (2004): Available from 11th September on CD; LP black vinyl; and limited edition LP deep blue vinyl, exclusive to independent record stores and the Graham Coxon store, from 11th September.
Live At The Zodiac (2004): Available from 11th September on DSPs for the first time as a full album. Plus a full video album, a live performance of each track, mirroring the original DVD concert film release. Pre-save HERE.
TRACK LISTINGS:
Crow Sit On Blood Tree
1. Empty Word
2. I'm Going Away
3. All Has Gone
4. Burn It Down
5. Too Uptight
6. Big Bird
7. Tired
8. Hurt Prone
9. Bonfires
10. Thank God for the Rain
11. You Never Will Be
12. A Place for Grief
The Kiss Of Morning
1. Bitter Tears
2. Escape Song
3. Locked Doors
4. Baby, You're out of My Mind
5. It Ain't No Lie
6. Live Line
7. Just Be Mine
8. Do What You're Told To
9. Mountain of Regret
10. Latte
11. Walking Down the Highway
12. Song for the Sick
Happiness In Magazines
1. Spectacular
2. No Good Time
3. Girl Done Gone
4. Bittersweet Bundle of Misery
5. All over Me
6. Freakin' Out
7. People of the Earth
8. Hopeless Friend
9. Are You Ready?
10. Bottom Bunk
11. Don't Be a Stranger
12. Ribbons and Leaves
Live At The Zodiac
1. Escape Song (Live At The Zodiac)
2. Spectacular (Live At The Zodiac)
3. No Good Time (Live At The Zodiac)
4. I Wish (Live At The Zodiac)
5. That’s All I Wanna Do (Live At The Zodiac)
6. Bottom Bunk (Live At The Zodiac)
7. Bittersweet Bundle of Misery (Live At The Zodiac)
8. Girl Done Gone (Live At The Zodiac)
9. All Over Me (Live At The Zodiac)
10. Bitter Tears (Live At The Zodiac)
11. People of The Earth (Live At The Zodiac)
12. All I Wanna Do Iz Listen To Yuz (Live At The Zodiac)
13. Freakin’ Out (Live At The Zodiac)
14. Who The Fuck? (Live At The Zodiac)
About Castle Park:
Produced by Ben Hillier (blur - Think Tank), Castle Park was recorded in 2011 as part of the A+E (2012) sessions. Originally intended as a follow up to A+E, the release was postponed due to blur activity in 2012, before Coxon moved on to other projects. Castle Park is a collection of 10 songs that lean into the artist’s classic mod sound, with lead single ‘Billy Says’ - a longtime feature of Coxon’s live set - already familiar to fans and now finally available for the first time. Listen to Castle Park HERE.
ABOUT GRAHAM COXON:
An English musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and visual artist, Graham Coxon is best known as being a founding member of blur. Coxon has also released eight solo albums and frequently composes for film and TV.
Coxon’s work as a solo artist includes the studio albums The Sky Is Too High (1998), The Golden D (2000), Crow Sit on Blood Tree (2001), The Kiss of Morning (2002), Happiness in Magazines (2004), Love Travels at Illegal Speeds (2006), The Spinning Top (2009) and A+E (2012). His work as a composer include the original songs and score for The End of the F***ing World (2018), The End of the F***ing World 2 (2019), I Am Not Okay with This (2020), and Superstate (2021) released in association with Z2 Comics.
He has collaborated with numerous other artists including Paul Weller on the single ‘This Old Town’ and Pete Doherty on his 2009 album Grace/Wastelands. In 2017 Coxon (along with Damon Albarn) appeared on Ratboy's debut album, Scum, and the same year he recorded the song ‘Falling’ which was released as a fundraiser for the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM). The artist also contributed to several songs on Duran Duran's Future Past album.
1. Empty Word
2. I'm Going Away
3. All Has Gone
4. Burn It Down
5. Too Uptight
6. Big Bird
7. Tired
8. Hurt Prone
9. Bonfires
10. Thank God for the Rain
11. You Never Will Be
12. A Place for Grief
The Kiss Of Morning
1. Bitter Tears
2. Escape Song
3. Locked Doors
4. Baby, You're out of My Mind
5. It Ain't No Lie
6. Live Line
7. Just Be Mine
8. Do What You're Told To
9. Mountain of Regret
10. Latte
11. Walking Down the Highway
12. Song for the Sick
Happiness In Magazines
1. Spectacular
2. No Good Time
3. Girl Done Gone
4. Bittersweet Bundle of Misery
5. All over Me
6. Freakin' Out
7. People of the Earth
8. Hopeless Friend
9. Are You Ready?
10. Bottom Bunk
11. Don't Be a Stranger
12. Ribbons and Leaves
Live At The Zodiac
1. Escape Song (Live At The Zodiac)
2. Spectacular (Live At The Zodiac)
3. No Good Time (Live At The Zodiac)
4. I Wish (Live At The Zodiac)
5. That’s All I Wanna Do (Live At The Zodiac)
6. Bottom Bunk (Live At The Zodiac)
7. Bittersweet Bundle of Misery (Live At The Zodiac)
8. Girl Done Gone (Live At The Zodiac)
9. All Over Me (Live At The Zodiac)
10. Bitter Tears (Live At The Zodiac)
11. People of The Earth (Live At The Zodiac)
12. All I Wanna Do Iz Listen To Yuz (Live At The Zodiac)
13. Freakin’ Out (Live At The Zodiac)
14. Who The Fuck? (Live At The Zodiac)
About Castle Park:
Produced by Ben Hillier (blur - Think Tank), Castle Park was recorded in 2011 as part of the A+E (2012) sessions. Originally intended as a follow up to A+E, the release was postponed due to blur activity in 2012, before Coxon moved on to other projects. Castle Park is a collection of 10 songs that lean into the artist’s classic mod sound, with lead single ‘Billy Says’ - a longtime feature of Coxon’s live set - already familiar to fans and now finally available for the first time. Listen to Castle Park HERE.
ABOUT GRAHAM COXON:
An English musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and visual artist, Graham Coxon is best known as being a founding member of blur. Coxon has also released eight solo albums and frequently composes for film and TV.
Coxon’s work as a solo artist includes the studio albums The Sky Is Too High (1998), The Golden D (2000), Crow Sit on Blood Tree (2001), The Kiss of Morning (2002), Happiness in Magazines (2004), Love Travels at Illegal Speeds (2006), The Spinning Top (2009) and A+E (2012). His work as a composer include the original songs and score for The End of the F***ing World (2018), The End of the F***ing World 2 (2019), I Am Not Okay with This (2020), and Superstate (2021) released in association with Z2 Comics.
He has collaborated with numerous other artists including Paul Weller on the single ‘This Old Town’ and Pete Doherty on his 2009 album Grace/Wastelands. In 2017 Coxon (along with Damon Albarn) appeared on Ratboy's debut album, Scum, and the same year he recorded the song ‘Falling’ which was released as a fundraiser for the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM). The artist also contributed to several songs on Duran Duran's Future Past album.
More recently, he recorded a new song titled ‘Parasite’ with English Teacher for the 2026 album HELP(2), in support of War Child, as well as providing guitar for Olivia Rodrigo’s take on The Magnetic Fields song ‘The Book of Love’ on the same album.
The eponymous debut album from The WAEVE - composed of Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall – was released in 2023. The band’s second studio album City Lights was released in 2024.
The eponymous debut album from The WAEVE - composed of Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall – was released in 2023. The band’s second studio album City Lights was released in 2024.
