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The first release of a live performance by Soft Machine's "Bundles" lineup, featuriing a young Allan Holdsworth on guitar. Originally recorded in January of 1975.

Vinyl LP pressing. Remastered vinyl release of the classic 1976 album by Soft Machine. The album was the band's second for EMI's Harvest label and featured a line-up of Karl Jenkins (Piano, Electric... more

4 x CD clamshell box set with booklet. This well recorded and carefully mastered set captures the most famous version of the band (the 'classic quartet') on their final European tour on two... more

Soft Machine's psychedelic jazz-rock really hit its surreal stride on Third ('70), their 2-LP debut for Columbia. Their trip got even stranger on the classic Fourth ('71) before the band dove fully... more

Fans of these experimental UK rockers point to their first two albums as the most inspired. This compilation of those LPs is a reminder that this group sounded like no one else in the late '60s,... more

From their beginnings as a psychedelic rock band in 1966, sharing stages with Pink Floyd and the Jimi Hendrix Experience, to being one of the originators of electric jazz/rock by early 1969,... more

The first release of a live performance by Soft Machine's "Bundles" lineup, featuriing a young Allan Holdsworth on guitar. Originally recorded in January of 1975.

Japanese reissue. Includes bonus material. Universal. 2021.

The band had finally settled on a lineup at this point, and this record is really when they started to hit their stride. Sweetly remastered, this deluxe edition adds a live BBC session from the Royal... more

Virtually features outstanding live performances from the classic line-up of Wyatt, Hopper, Dean and Rutledge. Originally broadcast on German radio, these recordings are available for the first time... more

A great live recording from the German leg of their "Fifth" tour.

"Soft Machine is a journey through time and space and their glorious artistic past, but also through a classy present, with a band that, despite the changes in members, maintains intact that unique... more

Named after a novel by William Burroughs, the legendary Soft Machine was one of the very first groups to bring together jazz and progressive/psychedelic rock, fusing these into a single, creative... more

Limited double LP reissue on 180g vinyl shows Soft Machine's gradual change from rock to a more jazzy sound.

A previously unreleased live concert recorded in Amsterdam on October 25, 1970 coupled with a DVD presentation of a professionally recorded, multi camera lensed show from Soft Machine's final... more

First-ever release of this rare 5-piece Softs line up, recorded live in January of 1970. This performance serves as a bridge from the spacier early band sound to the well developed progressive Jazz... more

Digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition of the 1975 album Bundles by the celebrated Jazz/Progressive group Soft Machine. The album was the band's first for EMI's Harvest and featured a... more

SIX is the sixth studio album by the Canterbury band Soft Machine, released in 1973 and is half Live and half Studio. Soft Machine are an English rock and jazz fusion band from Canterbury, named... more

As far as Soft Machine live recordings go, the second half of 1973 has until now been poorly documented. We have the NDR Jazz Workshop performance in Hamburg from May 1973 (Cuneiform Rune 305/306),... more

Rare early Soft Machine cuts from 1963 -1970, featuring Robert Wyatt, Kevin Ayers, Mike Ratledge, Hugh Hopper, Daevid Allen and others. Pressed on red vinyl.

Newly-remastered footage of pioneering British psych outfit Soft Machine is headed for release as Facelift France and Holland. The three-CD/DVD set will arrive on March 25th via Cuneiform Records and... more

Seven is the seventh studio album by the Canterbury associated band Soft Machine, originally released in 1973. Roy Babbington, who had previously contributed as a session musician, replaced Hugh... more

The Soft Machine were one of the darlings of the London Underground scene in the late ‘60s. In 1969 the band performed at the famous Paradiso club in Amsterdam, and the line-up was Robert Wyatt, Mike... more