"Ozric Tentacles still inhabit that part of the sonic landscape where Gong rub shoulders with Jean-Michel Jarre." The Arts Desk'Travelling The Great Circle' is the new 80-page Hardback Book, offering for the first time, an in depth view into one of the Ozric Tentacles most intensely creative spells. Containing the first four official studio albums, along with two bonus discs featuring 'Demos & Rarities' and 'Live Underslunky', all remastered by Ed Wynne, and live at the Fridge, Brixton, 1991 on DVD. NTSC 0 - At the centre of this deluxe edition is a comprehensive book featuring original liner notes by Dominic Blake, words from Ed Wynne, Daevid Allen and Gong and rare, previously unseen photographs, rare content collected from band members old and new, personal artefacts from close associates of the band and new Erpmen drawn by Ed Wynne. Delve into the Ozrics world with this collection showcasing a band in the ascent and at their most inspired. The creative vision of multi-instrumentalist Ed Wynne; 'Pungent Effulgent', 'Erpland', 'Strangeitude' and 'Jurassic Shift' are widely regarded by fans and critics alike as among the most important albums within the Ozrics' rich catalogue and beyond it within the pantheon of psychedelic rock music. Following the initial period of DIY cassette releases, the band formed their own label 'Dovetail Records' in 1989 with the release of their first "Official" album 'Pungent Effulgent'. The album release combined with a busy touring schedule in the UK helped them gain an even wider following and catch the attention of the national music press. Albums 'Strangeitude' and 'Jurassic Shift' were received to critical acclaim and charted in the UK at numbers 70 and 11 respectively. Now, in 2021, Kscope is bringing together the first four studio albums for the first time in one package, along with a bonus disc of 'Demos & Rarities' hand-picked and remastered by Ed Wynne. 1991 live album 'Live Underslunky' is also included, which showcases the band in scintillating form. The Earbook is rounded off with a DVD featuring the band at the height of their powers, performing to a sold out crowd at Brixton's Fridge in 1991 along with various TV appearances from the era.