Simple Minds: Big Music CLR version on vinyl 2LP in colored edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Demon Records on 31. May 2019.

Big time: Simple Minds with the album "Big Music" Simple Minds continue their success from the beginning of their career with the new album "Big Music". Alive and kicking is probably the best description of what's happening on the new CD. The press is brimming with enthusiasm, prophesying that any alienation that has existed between Simple Minds and their fans over the past decade and a half is now overcome. A major European tour in 2015 will show whether and to what extent this is true. The new album "Big Music" has its basis in the previous album. During the recording of that album, Simple Minds were in such a flow that they had more ideas than could fit on one album. In the meantime, those ideas have matured into songs for the here and now while paying homage to the spirit of their founding years. "Blindfolded" was the first song to be released as a video trailer for promotional purposes. It combines art rock and synth pop in the best possible way. "Honest Town" is a modern trip to the 80s. "Blood Diamonds" and "Broken Glass Park" get new versions and The Call's cover of "Let The Day Begin" is featured on "Big Music". Simple Minds' "Big Music" gives the impression that the band has retreated into itself during five years of radio silence, only to now return with a bang. They've delved into their deepest past and are building on it. As a result, however, the album sounds distinctly like 2014 and is fit for the future. After more than 36 years in the music business, someone has to emulate them first. With "Big Music," Simple Minds are back where fans have long wanted them to be. It sounds so good that they may even win over new generations of fans. Review "... anthemic melodies, Kerr's untamed vocals and cleverly layered guitar sounds, massive cathedrals of sound with unbridled walls of reverb and dizzying delays." (stereoplay, December 2014)

Album spans genres Rock, Pop, Electronic, Pop Rock and Synth-pop. 180g Blue & Grey Vinyl.