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This limited edition 180g LP comes in a gatefold sleeve.

 

Please use the drop down menu on the 'Buy It Now' button below to select your shipping region.

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This is also available to buy on Bandcamp at lossless CD quality.

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No Fear of Looking Down - Vinyl Order

No Fear of Looking Down - CD Order

Physical CDs are still available to buy below from the official Jadis Music Store and Amazon.

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The album snippet is available on our YouTube channel.

No Fear of Looking Down - Downloads

Downloads are available from Bandcamp, Amazon and iTunes from the below links in a range of formats.

Jadis - No Fear Of Looking Down album review

The South coast veterans triumph with help from Orford

By Dave Ling

Prog )

 published 28 November 2016

Unsurprisingly, its eight songs are crammed with the charming, breezy airiness that Jadis have become synonymous for, but let us not underestimate the levels of musicianship required to make it all sound so easy. Jadis’ return is all the more welcome given that NFOLD benefits from the many talents of former keysman Martin Orford, the IQ/John Wetton mainstay who back in 2008 opted to retire from music. Orford also contributes flute, back vocals and hurdy gurdy, complementing the often hard driving guitar work of Gary Chandler. Composed as usual by Chandler, who kicks up a storm on Where Am I, the material is consistently strong. Just Let It Happen occupies the perfect middle ground between Jadis’ fascinations with melody and power, while A Thousand Staring Eyes poses well-thumbed ecological issues and, more unusually, its title track places the listener in the spiked shoes of thrill-seeking daredevils that ascend and descend tall inner city buildings.

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