Issued as a Record Store Day 2026 exclusive, Alternate Atlantic Crossing presents a full LP of alternate versions from Rod Stewart’s 1975 classic Atlantic Crossing. Pressed on Drift Away Blue Vinyl, this edition highlights early takes, alternate arrangements, and unique mixes that reveal the evolution of one of Stewart’s most celebrated albums. Released worldwide on 18 April 2026, this limited‑edition LP appears under Warner Records with catalogue number RCV1 728573, offering

A bold, eye‑catching full‑page placement designed to command attention in the middle of Record Mirror’s bustling 1975 issue. The advert radiates mid‑70s commercial confidence. A moment where print advertising was as much a part of an artist’s momentum as radio play or touring. The page reflects the era’s reliance on striking imagery, minimal text, and strong label branding to drive sales and visibility. 🗞 Record Mirror 📅 Date: April 19, 1975 ⏱ Length: 1 min read 📰 Key Hi

A lively, multi‑column digest of Britain’s mid‑70s music scene, brimming with tour news, chart updates, and concert snapshots. The page hums with the pulse of a nation in rhythm. A moment where rock, soul, and pop coexist in full motion — from Mud’s chart frenzy to Eno’s avant‑garde experiments. The piece captures the restless creativity of 1975, a year defined by reinvention and touring energy. 🗞 Record Mirror 📅 Date: April 19, 1975 ⏱ Length: 5–7 min read 📰 Key Highligh

A full-colour cover feature on Scottish pop band Pilot for Record Mirror magazine. Record Mirror with PopsWop – Pilot on the cover with mountains of fan mail. Record Mirror Date: April 19, 1975 Length: 4 min read 📰 Key Highlights • Full-cover photograph of the four members of Pilot surrounded by huge piles of fan letters • Band members smiling and holding stacks of mail • Prominent purple “PILOT CRAZY – see page nine” overlay • Red starburst “AN RM FIRST” at the bot

A stark, stylish half‑page promotion capturing Ian Hunter at his most enigmatic — hat brim low, sunglasses on, attitude unmistakable. The advert radiates cool, self‑possessed swagger. A moment where Hunter steps out from Mott the Hoople’s shadow and asserts his solo identity with sharp visual branding and a killer debut single. It reflects the mid‑70s shift toward artist‑as‑icon imagery, where a photograph could communicate as loudly as the music. 🗞 Record Mirror 📅 Date: A

A fever‑dream dispatch from Detroit, where Alice Cooper’s horror‑theatre persona meets a city already vibrating with menace and nocturnal energy. The piece blurs reportage with atmosphere. A moment where shock rock, urban decay, and theatrical excess collide in a single night of spectacle. The article captures the uneasy thrill of Cooper’s Welcome to My Nightmare era, framed through the eyes of a writer navigating Detroit’s surreal underbelly. 🗞 Record Mirror 📅 Date: April

A two-page live review spread in New Musical Express covering Alice Cooper’s latest theatrical concert performance. Welcome to Alice Cooper’s new show. It’s good, honest music, delivered with minimal hype. Alice just knows you’re gonna love it. New Musical Express Date: April 19, 1975 Length: 6 min read 📰 Key Highlights • Large headline “Welcome to Alice Cooper’s new show” with the memorable pull-quote “It’s good, honest music, delivered with minimal hype. Alice just k

Released during the final months of Peter Gabriel’s tenure with Genesis, “The Carpet Crawlers” emerged as one of the most atmospheric and narratively rich moments from The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. Its release as a UK single in April 1975 captured the band at a moment of transition — artistically ambitious, concept‑driven, and on the cusp of major change. Issued in the UK on 18 April 1975, the single paired the album version of “The Carpet Crawlers” with the live recording

A two-page Bravo magazine feature celebrating the partnership of Marc Bolan and Mickey Finn in T.Rex. So feuerte Marc Bolan Mickey Finn. Bravo Date: April 18, 1975 Length: 6 min read 📰 Key Highlights • Large headline “So feuerte Marc Bolan Mickey Finn” • Prominent black-and-white photo of Mickey Finn in a hat, resting his chin on his hands • Smaller live shots of Marc Bolan and Mickey Finn performing with T.Rex • Additional photos including group shots and candid mo