• 05/20/11 - Classic Dirty Three Album Released As Playbutton
• 03/13/09 - Two more tour dates announced for The Jesus Lizard
• 11/26/08 - Dirty Three to perform Ocean Songs at All Tomorrow's Parties NYC '09
• 08/30/07 - Dirty Three update
• 02/16/07 - Dirty Three, Shannon Wright, Shellac, Tara Jane Oneil, Sally Timms at All Tomorrow's Parties
• 08/18/06 - Open-end exhibit to feature Touch and Go/Quarterstick artists
• 03/16/06 - Art Exhibit Features Work by Mick Turner
• 11/09/05 - New Dirty Three Record Cinder
• 09/01/05 - Arts for Kids' Culture Exhibition and Auction
• 02/11/05 - Dirty Three gets busy

• Sue's Last Ride from Horse Stories ( 5.1mb)
• I Really Should've Gone Out Last Night from Whatever You Love, You Are ( 4.8mb)
• Long Way to Go With No Punch from She Has No Strings Apollo ( 3.4mb)
• Doris from Cinder ( 2.4mb)

RSD Drop June 12, 2021 EXCLUSIVE

* LIMITED EDITION OF 1500 DELUXE VINYL BOXSETS WORLDWIDE

* REMASTERED 2XLP OF ORIGINAL ALBUM ON OCEAN BLUE VINYL

* INCLUDES 2XLP OF 2009 LIVE ATP NEW YORK PERFORMANCE FEATURING NICK CAVE ON VIOLET VINYL

* 23.5" X 11.75" LP INSERT WITH PHOTOS FROM ATP AND 24" x 24" ART POSTER

In March 1998 Touch and Go Records released ’Ocean Songs’, the 4th album by Australian trio The Dirty Three. In 2005 the band were joined onstage by Nick Cave (on piano) to perform the album in its entirety at ATP festival in New York; a show that since has developed into near mythic status. In 2020, both of these recordings will be made available in a deluxe limited edition boxset for Record Store Day.

Remastered for an enhanced listening experience, the boxset will feature 4 LPs pressed on coloured vinyl, new sleeve artwork from the guitarist Mick Turner, a pull-out poster and new band photos.

Ocean Songs is the fourth major album by The Dirty Three, released originally in March 1998 by Touch and Go Records. Produced by Steve Albini and the band themselves, the album was recorded at Electrical Audio, Chicago, United States, during August and September 1997. The album also features David Grubbs on piano and harmonium on a number of tracks, while the cover art was designed by guitarist Mick Turner.