Doves The Places Between: The Best of Doves

• There Goes The Fear
• Black and White Town
• Snowden
• Here It Comes
• Words
• Kingdom Of Rust
• Sea Song
• Pounding
• 10:03
• Catch The Sun
• Jetstream
• The Man Who Told Everything (Summer Version)
• Andalucia
• Caught By The River
• The Cedar Room
• Blue Water
• Eleven Miles Out
• Rise
• Darker
• Push Me On
• Willow's Song (Bury Version)
• Valley
• Northenden
• M62 Song
• Drifter
• Friday's Dust (Capitol Tower Session)
• Almost Forgot Myself (Demo)
• Your Shadow Lay Across My Life
• The Last Son
• The Sulphur Man
• At The Tower (Instrumental Edit)
• Reprise
• Ambition
• Firesuite (Noise Version)

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Since the late 1990s, this British alternative rock band has released four albums, six EPs and a slew of singles with rare tracks. So it makes sense that the group’s first compilation would not only include a disc of favorites, but an additional CD featuring many of those rarities, plus some unreleased tracks. According to the band’s Web site, the set will also feature three new recordings: “Blue Water,” “Andalucia” and “Drifter,” the last of these featuring Cherry Ghost’s Simon Aldred. A third disc will showcase the band’s more popular videos and will include a director’s cut of the video for “Black and White” and a live edit of “Snowden.”

Abstract by Tony Sclafani