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BFI Flipside is a series of Dual Format Editions (DVD and Blu-ray released together) which was launched in May 2009 and is published by the British Film Institute's Video label. The series so far features a total of 65 feature and short films,[1] as well as 10 archive interviews with the likes of Spike Milligan, Peter Cook and Richard Lester.

The BFI Flipside charts "the untold history of British film",[2] and includes performances by such celebrated actors as John Hurt, Jane Asher, Ian McNeice, Richard O'Brien, Tom Bell, Peter Cook, Barry Evans, Denholm Elliott and Judy Geeson in films directed by the likes of Clive Donner, Richard Lester, Barney Platts-Mills, John Irvin, Stuart Cooper, Guy Hamilton, Peter Watkins and James Hill. Each BFI Flipside edition includes a feature film presentation that is complemented by additional film content (sometimes a second feature film by the same director, or a selection of short films which are related to the main feature by subject, era, actor or director). Each release is packaged in distinctive artwork which carries the volume number on the spine and with a comprehensive booklet containing informative essays, full cast and credit information, original film reviews and reproductions of original promotional material.

The Flipside is dedicated to releasing British film titles which have never been available on any home video format before (though some exceptions have been noted by the label's founder and programmer[3]) and all films are newly mastered to High Definition from the best available film materials from the BFI National Archive or from the collections of filmmakers. Each title was originally released on both DVD and Blu-ray, but since The Pleasure Girls in a dual format release.

Releases

# Title Director Year Release Date Notes
001
The Bed-Sitting Room
 		Richard Lester 1969 25 May 2009
(Blu-ray)
24 October 2011
(Dual format) 		Includes original trailer and archival interviews with Richard Lester (1967, 17 minutes), Spike Milligan (1967, 40 minutes) and Peter Cook (1967, 30 minutes);[4] booklet
002 London in the Raw
Arnold L. Miller
 		1964 25 May 2009
(Blu-ray)
24 October 2011
(Dual format) 		Includes an alternative more explicit version of the feature, the original trailer and three 1960s "London Sketches": Pub (Peter Davis, 1962, 15 mins); Strip (Peter Davis, Staffan Lamm, Don DeFina, 1965, 26 mins); Chelsea Bridge Boys (Peter Davis, Staffan Lamm, 1966, 28 mins);[4] booklet
003
Primitive London
Arnold L. Miller
 		1965 25 May 2009
(Blu-ray)
24 October 2011
(Dual format) 		Includes English and French language versions of the feature and original trailer, Carousella (John Irvin, 1966, 26 mins): a dramatised documentary on the lives of a group of striptease artistes and interviews with Stuart McCabe (strip club owner) (1968, 15 mins), Shirley (stripper) (1968, 6 mins) and Al Burnett (nightclub owner) (1967, 17 mins);[4] booklet
004 Herostratus Don Levy 1967 24 August 2009
(Blu-ray)
24 October 2011
(Dual format) 		Includes alternative 1.33:1 full frame presentation (Blu-ray only), a rare audio interview with Don Levy from 1973, Ten Thousand Talents (1960): Levy's student film, a wry look at Cambridge life, featuring the voice of Peter Cook, Time Is (1964): Levy's remarkable science documentary and Five Films (1967): Levy's hypnotic experiments in film editing techniques;[5] booklet
005 All the Right Noises Gerry O'Hara 1970 24 August 2009
(Blu-ray)
24 October 2011
(Dual format) 		Includes Bernard Braden's Now and Then interview from 1967 with Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting and O'Hara's The Spy's Wife (1972): a rare and little-seen short starring Tom Bell and Ann Lynn;[5] booklet
006 Man of Violence (aka Moon) Pete Walker 1969 24 August 2009
(Blu-ray)
24 October 2011
(Dual format) 		Includes additional 68-minute feature The Big Switch (aka Strip Poker) from 1968 (with a 77-minute alternative export cut on Blu-ray) and original trailers for both films;[5] booklet
007 Privilege Peter Watkins 1966 25 January 2010
(Blu-ray)
24 October 2011
(Dual format) 		Includes original trailer and The Diary of an Unknown Soldier (Peter Watkins, 1959, 17 mins), The Forgotten Faces (Peter Watkins, 1961, 19 mins); booklet
008 That Kind of Girl Gerry O'Hara 1962 25 January 2010
(Blu-ray)
24 October 2011
(Dual format) 		Includes The People at No. 19 (J.B. Holmes, 1948, 17 mins), No Place to Hide (Derrick Knight, 1959, 10 mins), A Sunday in September (James Hill, 1961, 27 mins), Robert Hartford-Davis interview (1968, 14 mins); booklet
009 Permissive Lindsay Shonteff 1970 25 January 2010
(Blu-ray)
24 October 2011
(Dual format) 		Includes original trailer; Bread (Stanley Long, 1971, 68 mins), Bread - mute outtakes (17 mins); 'Ave You Got a Male Assistant Please Miss? (Graham Jones, Jon Astley, 1973, 4 mins); booklet
010 The Pleasure Girls Gerry O'Hara 1965 17 May 2010 Includes alternative export cut of the feature (Blu-ray only, 86 mins); alternative export sequences (DVD only, 13 mins); original theatrical trailer; The Rocking Horse (James Scott, 1962, 25 mins); The Meeting (Mamoun Hassan, 1964, 10 mins); booklet
011 The Party's Over Guy Hamilton 1963 17 May 2010 Includes alternative theatrical release cut (Blu-ray only, 92 mins); alternative theatrical release sequences (DVD only, 18 mins); The Party (R.A. Ostwald, 1962, 16 mins); Emma (Anthony Perry, 1964, 12 mins); booklet
012 Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush Clive Donner 1967 13 September 2010 Includes complete uncensored presentation of main feature (DVD and Blu-ray); alternative censored version (Blu-ray only, 96 mins); alternative censored sequences (DVD only, 10 mins); Because That Road is Trodden (Tim King, 1969, 23 mins): dream-like confessional concerning the fantasies of a public schoolboy; Stevenage (Gordon Ruttan, 1971, 21 mins): documentary celebration of Britain's first New Town and Fully illustrated booklet with contributions from Steve Chibnall, Hunter Davies, Vic Pratt and William Fowler; booklet
013 Bronco Bullfrog Barney Platts-Mills 1969 13 September 2010 Includes Everybody's an Actor, Shakespeare Said (Platts-Mills, 1968, 29 mins): Bronco Bullfrog director Platts-Mills' documentary about Joan Littlewood's acting workshops with the teenagers who would star in his film; Joan Littlewood interview (1968, 21 mins): the formidable and outspoken theatre director discusses her career; Seven Green Bottles (Eric Marquis, 1975, 34 mins): a cautionary tale about young delinquents in London; booklet
014 Private Road Barney Platts-Mills 1970 17 January 2011 Includes St Christopher (Platts-Mills, 1967, 48 mins): Barney Platts-Mills' affecting observational documentary about the education of mentally handicapped teenagers and The Last Chapter (David Tringham, 1974, 29 mins): dark tale in which a successful middle-aged writer (Denholm Elliott) is unbalanced by an assured young fan (Private Road's Susan Penhaligon); booklet
015 Duffer Joseph Despins, William Dumaresq 1971 17 January 2011 Includes illustrated booklet with essays by Stephen Thrower and Rob Young, and Joseph Despins' personal recollections of making the two films
The Moon Over the Alley Joseph Despins, William Dumaresq 1975
016 Joanna Mike Sarne 1968 25 April 2011 Includes Road to Saint Tropez (Sarne, 1966, 31 mins): Sarne's debut film, an 'anti-travelogue' starring Udo Kier, Melissa Stribling, and Gabriella Licudi; Death May Be Your Santa Claus (Frankie Dymon Jnr, 1968, 37 mins): an experimental examination of an interracial relationship in late 1960s London; Interview with Michael Sarne (2010, 16 mins, DVD only); Joanna, Michael Sarne's novel based on the film, presented as a downloadable PDF (DVD only); booklet
017 Lunch Hour James Hill 1962 25 April 2011 Includes Skyhook (Hill, 1958, 17 mins): the adventure of oil exploration, deep in the tropics of
Oscar-winning short in which a young girl observes the array of quirky characters who pass her father's rural petrol station; The Home-Made Car
(Hill, 1963, 28 mins): a man restores his dilapidated Bullnose Morris, under the watchful eye of a curious neighbour; booklet
018 Requiem for a Village David Gladwell 1975 18 July 2011 Includes A Summer Discord (Gladwell, 1955, 17 mins): a visionary drama centered around a young girl's argument with her mother; Miss Thompson Goes Shopping (Gladwell, 1958, 23 mins): a sensitive and inventive portrait of an elderly lady's shopping trip; The Great Steam Fair (David Gladwell, Derrick Knight, 1964, 18 mins): an assured, lyrical example of Gladwell's extensive work as editor and director of documentary shorts; An Untitled Film (Gladwell, 1964, 9 mins): an extraordinary piece of film art, exploring the power, beauty and violence contained in a single moment of time; booklet
019 Deep End Jerzy Skolimowski 1970 18 July 2011 Includes Original Theatrical Trailer; Starting Out: The Making of Jerzy Skolimowski's Deep End (2011, 74 mins): a comprehensive new feature-length documentary; Deep End: The Deleted Scenes (2011, 12 mins): short documentary exploring the scenes that never made the grade; Careless Love (Francine Winham, 1976, 10 mins): rare and disturbing tale in which a woman (Deep End's Jane Asher) takes drastic action to keep the affections of the man she loves; booklet
020
Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs
 		Stuart Cooper 1974 24 October 2011 Includes Original Little Malcolm trailer; Put Yourself in My Place (Francine Winham, 1974, 25 mins): fraught gender relations trigger a startling role reversal in this polemical comedy starring Judy Geeson; The Contraption (James Dearden, 1977, 7 mins): in a final act of defeat or defiance, a man (Richard O'Brien) builds a sinister contraption; Fully illustrated booklet with contributions by Yvonne Tasker, John Hurt, Stuart Cooper and Mike Leigh
021 Voice Over Christopher Monger 1981 24 October 2011 Includes Repeater (Monger, 1979, 76 mins): deconstructed crime thriller, inspired by the French New Wave, in which a woman's confession of murder is not as simple as it seems; booklet
022 Her Private Hell Norman J. Warren 1967 20 February 2012[6] Includes Original trailer; Alternative US sequences (1967, 3 mins): uncensored footage; Screen tests (4 mins, mute): including footage of Udo Kier; Inside Her Private Hell (2011, 15 mins): cast and crew interviews; Incident (Warren, 1959/2007, 13 mins): Warren's first film is an enigmatic tale of a young couple who meet at a fairground; Fragment (Warren, 1966, 11 mins): exquisite short about a woman's unhappiness after a failed love affair; The Anatomy of a Pin-up (David Cohen, 1971, 31 mins): modish documentary exploring attitudes to nude modelling in Britain; booklet
023 Nightbirds Andy Milligan 1970 21 May 2012[7] Includes additional full feature The Body Beneath (Andy Milligan, 1970, 82 mins); Audio commentary with Berwick Kaler (2011); Optional dialogue-only tracks for Nightbirds and The Body Beneath; Original trailers for both films; booklet
024 The Black Panther Ian Merrick 1977 21 May 2012[8] Includes 1980s video release trailer, French version, short film Recluse, Recluse: recce footage, booklet
025 You're Human Like the Rest of Them B. S. Johnson 1967 15 April 2013[9] Includes booklet with contributions by Jonathan Coe, Bruce Beresford, Michael Bakewell, Carmen Callil, David Quantick, Julia Jordan and Dan Fox
026 Captured John Krish 1959 15 April 2013[10] Includes Sewing Machine (Krish, 1973, 1 min): road safety "filler"; Searching (Krish, 1974, 1 min): shocking fire safety "filler"; HMP (Krish, 1976, 55 mins): compelling and humane recruitment film made for the prison services; The Finishing Line (Krish, 1977, 21 mins): violent public safety film made to discourage children from trespassing on the railway; Shooting the Message: The films of John Krish (2013, 35 mins): an extensive interview with the director about his life and work; booklet
027 Sleepwalker Saxon Logan 1984 23 September 2013[11] Includes O Lucky Man: Saxon Logan in Conversation (2013, 69 mins): exclusive, feature-length interview with the director of Sleepwalker; The Insomniac (Rodney Giesler, 1971, 43 mins): a man experiences a night-time world that is part nightmare, part sexual fantasy; Stepping Out (Logan, 1977, 10 mins): short drama which originally supported Polanski's The Tenant in UK cinemas; Working Surface: A Short Study (with Actors) in 'the Ways' of a Bourgeois Writer (Logan, 1979, 15 mins): Bill Douglas plays a writer struggling with a script about two women (David and Page); booklet
028 Schalcken the Painter Leslie Megahey 1979 18 November 2013[12] Includes The Pit (Edward Abraham, 1962, 27 mins): experimental gothic short, adapted from Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Pit and the Pendulum'; Original production sketches for The Pit; The Pledge (Digby Rumsey, 1981, 21 mins): three criminals pledge to free the soul of their friend from his gibbeted corpse in this short film based on 'The Highwaymen' by Lord Dunsany; Look Into the Dark (2013, 39 mins): interviews with director/writer/producer Leslie Megahey and director of photography John Hooper on the making of Schalcken the Painter; booklet
029 That Sinking Feeling Bill Forsyth 1979 21 April 2014[13] Includes the Original Glaswegian Dialogue track as well as the alternative dubbed dialogue track; Audio Commentary by Bill Forsyth and critic Mark Kermode; Interview with actor Robert Buchanan; Kermode Uncut film from 2012 which Mark Kermode discusses the budget for That Sinking Feeling with Bill Forsyth; KH-4 (1969) and Mirror (1970), two short films directed by John Schorstein starring Forsyth; Glasgow 1980 (1971), a documentary by Oscar Marzaroli, edited by Forsyth; Islands of the West (1972) a promotional film directed by Forsyth; Bill Forsyth's Lifetime Achievement Film, the short acceptance film made for BAFTA
030 Beat Girl Edmond T. Gréville 1959 25 April 2016[14] Newly remastered in 2K and presented in both High Definition and Standard Definition, Original theatrical version (87 mins): from the negatives preserved by the BFI National Archive, Alternative version (92 mins, Blu-ray only), Alternative sequences (3 mins, DVD only), An Interview with Gillian Hills (2016, 25 mins): the film's star recalls her experience of working on Beat Girl, Cross-Roads (John Fitchen, 1955, 20 mins): supernatural short starring Christopher Lee, Beauty in Brief (c.1955, 4 mins) & Goodnight with Sabrina (c.1958, 3 mins)
031 Expresso Bongo Val Guest 1959 25 April 2016[15] Newly remastered in 2K and presented in both High Definition and Standard Definition, Full-length theatrical version (111 mins): DVD and Blu-ray premiere of the original long cut from 1959, 1962 re-issue version (106 mins, Blu-ray exclusive): shorter alternative cut which removed a number of songs, Audio commentary for the 1962 re-issue version featuring Val Guest, Yolande Donlan and film historian Marcus Hearn, Alternative sequences from the 1962 cut (2 mins, DVD only): the scenes which were added to replace cut songs, Expresso Bongo Gallery: a selection of promotional material, including stills, theatrical posters and lobby cards, Original theatrical trailer (3 mins), Youth Club (Norman Prouting, 1954, 17 mins): COI documentary about dealing with juvenile delinquency & The Square (Michael Winner, 1957, 16 mins): Michael Winner's debut, long-thought lost
032 Symptoms José Ramón Larraz 1973 25 April 2016[16] Newly remastered in 2K and presented in both High Definition and Standard Definition, On Vampyres and other Symptoms (Celia Novis, 2011, 74 mins), From Barcelona to Tunbridge Wells: The Films of José Larraz (Andrew Starke & Pete Tombs, 1999, 24 mins), Interview with Angela Pleasence (2016): Interview with the film's star, Interview with Lorna Heilbron (2016): Interview with the film's co-star, Interview with Brian Smedley-Aston (2016): Interview with the film's editor, Original theatrical trailer
033 Psychomania Don Sharp 1972 26 September 2016[17] Newly remastered in 2K from preservation negatives and presented in both High Definition and Standard Definition, Return of the Living Dead (2010, 25 mins): featuring interviews with stars Nicky Henson, Mary Larkin, Denis Gilmore, Roy Holder and Rocky Taylor, Sound of Psychomania (2010, 9 mins): interview with soundtrack composer John Cameron, Riding Free (2010, 7 mins): interview with 'Riding Free' singer Harvey Andrews, An interview with Nicky Henson (2016, 14 mins): the star of Psychomania recalls his time on the film, Hell for Leather (2016, 8 mins): documentary about the company who supplied the film's costumes, Remastering Psychomania (2016, 2 mins), Discovering Britain with John Betjeman: Avebury, Wiltshire (1955, 3 mins): the celebrated British poet narrates this travelogue about the Avebury stone circle and nearby burial grounds, Roger Wonders Why (1965, 19 mins): a church-made amateur film which sees two Christian biker youths visit the legendary 59 Club, where they meet its founder, Reverend Bill Shergold, Original theatrical trailer, Wilson Bros Trivia Track (2016, onscreen text): a newly produced subtitle trivia-track by the horror aficionado siblings
034 Long Shot Maurice Hatton 1978 26 June 2017 Includes Scene Nun, Take One (Maurice Hatton, 1964, 26 mins): Comedy short film starring Susannah York; Hooray for Holyrood (Ross Wilson, 1986, 38 mins); Sean Connery's Edinburgh (1982, 28 mins)
035 The Orchard End Murder Christian Marnham 1980 24 July 2017 Includes The Showman (Christian Marnham, 1970, 25 mins): Short documentary about fairground Wild West showman Wally Shufflebottom; Christian Marnham on The Orchard End Murder (2017, 38 mins); From Melody to Orchard End Murder: An Interview with Tracy Hyde (2017, 12 mins); An Interview with David Wilkinson (2017, 13 mins)
036 Red, White and Zero Lindsay Anderson, Peter Brook, Tony Richardson 1967 10 December 2018 Includes About The White Bus (1968, 59 mins); Lindsay Anderson Introduction (1968, 5 mins; Behind the scenes of Red and Blue (1966, 7 mins); Kevin Brownlow on Red, White and Zero (2018, 15 mins); Billy Williams on Red and Blue (2018, 14 mins); No Arks (1969, 7 mins)
037 Stranger in the House Pierre Rouve 1966 25 February 2019 Includes G.G. Passion (David Bailey, 1966, 25 mins); Good Strong Coffee (c1968, 2 mins); Tram Journey Through Southampton (c1990, 1 min); Charlie Chaplin Sails From Southampton (1921, 1 min); Southampton Docks (1964, 24 mins); Original theatrical trailer; James Mason in Conversation (1981, 86 mins, audio only)
038 Mr. Topaze Peter Sellers 1960 15 April 2019 Includes Let's Go Crazy (1951, 33 mins); The Running Jumping & Standing Still Film (1960, 11 mins); Film Star: Peter Sellers (1967, 37 mins); Maurice Woodruff Interview (1967, 19 mins);
John Boulting
Interview (1967, 21 mins); Peter Sellers at the NFT (1960, 97 mins, audio only); Abigail McKern Interview (2019, 20 mins); The Poetry of Realism (2019, 13 mins)
039 Legend of the Witches Malcolm Leigh 1969 14 October 2019 Includes
Secret Rites Derek Ford 1971
040 Cosh Boy Lewis Gilbert 1952 10 January 2020 Includes Stranger in the City (1961, 22 mins); Johnny on the Run (1953, 68 mins); The Ten Year Plan (1945, 17 mins); Harmony Lane (1954, 24 mins); Teddy Boys (1956, 8 mins); Interview with Ian Whittaker (2019, 9 mins); US title sequence (1952, 3 mins)
041 Short Sharp Shocks Vol 1 Various Various 23 November 2020 Featuring the following films:
  • Lock Your Door (Anthony Gilkison, 1949)
  • The Reformation of St Jules (Anthony Gilkison, 1949)
  • The Tell-Tale Heart (J B Williams, 1953)
  • Death Was a Passenger (Theodore Zichy, 1958)
  • Portrait of a Matador (Theodore Zichy, 1958)
  • Twenty Nine (Brian Cummins, 1969)
  • The Sex Victims (Derek Robbins, 1973)
  • The Lake (Lindsey C Vickers, 1978)
  • The Errand (Nigel Finch, 1980)
042 I Start Counting David Greene 1969 19 April 2021 Includes An Apprentice With a Master’s Ticket (2021, 40 mins): acclaimed screenwriter Richard Harris looks back over an eclectic career in television and film, ranging from The Avengers to A Touch of Frost; Worlds Within Worlds (2021, 33 mins): Jonny Trunk, founder of cult label Trunk Records, revisits the life and art of ambient music pioneer Basil Kirchin; I Start Building (1942-59, 26 mins): a selection of rare archive films recalling the ‘New Town’ dream; Danger on Dartmoor (1980, 57 mins): plucky kids face peril in this full-length Children’s Film Foundation bonus feature, written by Audrey Erskine Lindop; Don’t Be Like Brenda (1973, 8 mins): the perennial problem of teenage promiscuity is explored in this cautionary film designed for adolescent viewers; Audio commentary by film historian Samm Deighan; A Kickstart (2020, 20 mins): Jenny Agutter remembers I Start Counting; Loss of Innocence (2020, 8 mins): a video essay on I Start Counting by Chris O'Neill; Original theatrical trailer; Image gallery
043 Short Sharp Shocks Vol 2 Various Various 25 October 2021 Featuring the following films:
  • Quiz Crime No.1 (1943)
  • Quiz Crime No.2 (1944)
  • The Three Children (1946)
  • Escape from Broadmoor (1948)
  • Mingaloo (1958)
  • Jack the Ripper with Screaming Lord Sutch (1961)
  • The Face of Darkness (1976)
  • The Dumb Waiter (1979)
  • Hangman (1985)
  • The Mark of Lilith (1986)
044 The Appointment Lindsey C. Vickers 1982 11 July 2022 Includes newly recorded audio commentary by director Lindsey Vickers; Vickers on Vickers (2021, 41 mins): the director looks back on his life and career; Another Outing (2021, 16 mins): Jane Merrow recalls co-starring in The Appointment; Appointments Shared (2022, 7 mins): Lindsey and Jan Vickers remember the making of the ‘haunted film’; Framing The Appointment (2022, 19 mins): Lindsey Vickers recalls making the film; Remembering The Appointment (2022, 10 mins): assistant director Gregory Dark shares his recollections of the film; The Lake (1978, 33 mins): Lindsey Vickers’ eerie short finds young lovers choosing to picnic at a spot haunted by echoes of a violent event; Newly recorded audio commentary on The Lake by Lindsey Vickers; Splashing Around (2020, 18 mins): actor Julie Peasgood on making The Lake; Galleries featuring annotated scripts, storyboards, images and production materials
045 The Ballad of Tam Lin Roddy McDowall 1971 10 October 2022
046 Full Circle Richard Loncraine 1977 24 April 2023

A budget-priced DVD sampler entitled

travelogue
Tomorrow Night in London (1969, exclusive to the release).

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References

  1. ^ Brooke, M (2011) BFI Flipside Master List, Criterion Forum 18 July 2011
  2. ^ Watts, P (2011) BFI Flipside celebrates forgotten British film, The Independent 25 February, retrieved 23 September 2011
  3. Mubi.com
    11 October 2011
  4. ^ a b c Dave Foster, The Digital Fix (8 April 2009). "BFI: Discover the Flipside on DVD & Blu-ray | News | Film @ The Digital Fix". Homecinema.thedigitalfix.com. Archived from the original on 4 February 2013. Retrieved 17 August 2012.
  5. ^ a b c Dave Foster, The Digital Fix (24 July 2009). "BFI Flipside Wave 2 in August | News | Film @ The Digital Fix". Homecinema.thedigitalfix.com. Archived from the original on 4 February 2013. Retrieved 17 August 2012.
  6. ^ "Buy Her Private Hell: Dual Format Edition (With DVD) (Blu-ray) online at Play.com and read reviews. Free delivery to UK and Europe!". Play.com. Retrieved 17 August 2012.
  7. ^ "Nightbirds". Amazon UK. 28 May 2012.
  8. ^ "The Black Panther". Amazon UK. 28 May 2012.
  9. ^ "You're Human Like the Rest of Them". Amazon UK. 15 April 2013.
  10. ^ "Captured". Amazon UK. 15 April 2013.
  11. ^ "Sleepwalker". Amazon UK. 23 September 2013.
  12. ^ "Schalcken the Painter". Amazon UK. 18 November 2013.
  13. ^ "That Sinking Feeling". Amazon UK. 21 April 2014.
  14. ^ "Beat Girl". Amazon UK. 25 April 2016.
  15. ^ "Expresso Bongo". Amazon UK. 25 April 2016.
  16. ^ "Symptoms". Amazon UK. 25 April 2016.
  17. ^ "Psychomania". Amazon UK. 26 September 2016.
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