Pick up the brand spanking new album from Time. Space. Repeat. - Lost Transmissions. 11 tracks + exclusive video!
It's £5 from www.samu.co.uk and of that, £4 will go to charity - T.S.R. has never been about making money.
The album is 50 minutes of post-rock shoegaze type stuff with bits of Jesus and Mary Chain, Lift To Experience and Six By Seven in there for those that are interested. We think it's good, and there are probably some other people out there who do as well...

Time. Space. Repeat. is an ever-shifting gestalt entity of spirits
contained within the glass jar of London. More than just another
shoegaze band, they aren't afraid to boldly plunder the
experimentalism of post rock. Aside from erroneous pigeonholes that
never fit, Time. Space. Repeat simply create music that is equal parts
beautiful and melancholic, optimistic and apocalyptic, this is
emotional, raw music that wears its heart on its sleeve.

'Lost Transmissions' is the second album from Time. Space. Repeat.
which features recordings of the whole band, including the highly
praised digital hit 'End of the World / No Laces' double A-Side
release, the tremulous melancholia of live favourite 'The Fear' and
new recordings like the startling, cascading call to arms that is
'Youth of America.' More song based than predecessor 'Early
Transmissions,' the mix is an even balance between vocal and
instrumental tracks. It captures a moment in time; it's a record you
simply must own.

Time. Space. Repeat. Launch their new album with a gig at Barden's
Boudoir on the release date (12th November).

'This is Sigur Ros territory but with a London landscape, and without
the budget. And anyway they're too cool to be part of any scene...
...Our new favourite band." Radio Caroline TV

'If there really is a shoe-gaze movement going on, then Time. Space.
Repeat. are definitely the torch bearers" Artrocker

"Londoners Time. Space. Repeat. are responsible for some of the most
touching drone tinged rock n roll I've heard in ages..."End of the
World" is like an Ian McCulloch penned anthem for a post-apocalyptic
28 Days Later landscape." Treblezine

"I would like to hear their music played against a backdrop of civil
war and social disharmony as those are the images press-ganged into my
brain when I hear this song. " - Audiojunkies

"TIME. SPACE. REPEAT – Lost Transmissions (Samu) – Last transmissions from the London band? Who really knows? What we do know is that they’ve been one of London’s best kept secrets for a couple of years now with their mellow space rock expanse and their sense of dramatic quiet. Their blend is a refined glow of shoegazing slowcore space rock and moody Radioheadedness, and yes they do so hate the Radiohead comparison, it really can’t be avoided though, and we’re not talking clones here, no no, just that expansive epic feel, and the delicate Englishness, the restrained mood. An album’s worth of sometimes inward looking reflective slowly uncoiling delicate epicness. Titles like Disaster Song or End Of The World or Who Will Save Us Now will give you a few clues about that sense of late night emptiness under the glow of orange lights and the whispers. If this is to be their last transmission then don’t let it pass you by as it all comes tumbling down – a recommended treasure from underground London." - Organ