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V/A - the best of heartbeat records CDHeartbeat Records was set up in Bristol in 1978 by local folkie type musician Simon Edwards and music store owner Tony Dodds to release the debut single by Bristol punk band Social Security. John Peel dubbed I Dont Want My Heart to Rule My Head Charmingly rustic, but then he would. With a free button badge coming with each copy, the record sold well and despite Dodds jumping ship after its release, the label was up and running. With a few exceptions,

particularly across the two part "Burning of the Light Fields" which spans all side A

Hallam Foster and Tony Maddocks

and Prewitt’s work as a cartoonist and illustrator

only written for a children's party

the critically acclaimed Ultimate Care II

D'Souza had cut his teeth in the dance-band era

whose recordings are completely devoid of the folk / Americana spirit so imbued in the genre

ends the album with an atmospheric departure

the loyalty they inspire fervent

layering grinding guitars and even a dulcimer-like yang chin over a taut wash of percussion

The beginning of an ear and golden spirit juice

Following up to their demo and numerous shows all over Germany