Siouxsie and the Banshees’ “Downside Up” B-Sides Collection Set for First-Ever Vinyl Release

Siouxsie and the Banshees’ Downside Up, a comprehensive B-sides and non-album recordings compilation originally released in 2004, returns November 20 in newly remastered five-LP and three-CD editions. The vinyl version marks the collection’s first appearance on that format, cut at Abbey Road by Miles Showell and accompanied by a 32-page booklet with archival imagery from original single sleeves. The three-CD edition includes a 68-page booklet. The set spans 1978–1995 material across 51 tracks, omitting only the orchestral rerecordings from the 1984 Thorn EP while retaining earlier B-side versions. Pre-orders include exclusive hand-signed prints by Siouxsie for the first 500 five-LP and 300 three-CD orders. A dedicated U.S. webshop launches September 11.

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