Although the band only released one album and a few singles, they were prolific studio users, and usually recorded every couple of months, demoing songs as they were written. This collection brings together most of the band's output from their brief existence (1981 to 1984) and includes their first recording (Window), however a complete copy of the other song recorded at this session (Gravel in the cut) couldn't be found. Also included is their last recording (The Final Cut) which remains unfinished as the band split up before vocals could be added. This track along with the later recordings such as Is That What I Said and Why is My Apple Bad, indicate the direction the band were heading in. They had a unique sound that would have led to an original and startling second album had the band not split up first. Several of these tracks have been newly remixed by original band member, Stuart Walton, from the original multi-track tapes, one of which was only recently discovered. With the exception of the Bridlington waltz, Indians in Moscow and the extended version of I Wish I Had, all tracks have never been released before. See the band’s website (www.indiansinmoscow.net) for a detailed chronology of these recordings