Released: April '03
Formats: CD, 12 tracks
Out now, £6

This is the second proper album, Tin Soldier. The extra performing and recording experience really shows through on this professional-sounding album. There are a wide variety of styles on offer, and the tracks include the Rallentando Blues, the anthemic Laughing, the folk stylings of Yours and A Song (Change), the heavier Angry Song, and the retro Every Day. Good Day is a rare happy song with a classic ending, there's the catchy A Little More, the stonking My Fire, the sing-along All Worth While and finally the touching Lonely Road. This is an album with something for everyone, and definitely not to be missed!

Released: September '02
Formats: CD Single, 4 tracks
Out now, £3

The first single from Tin Soldier. This is a lively song, perfect for bouncing around to! Laughing was actually written by Simon, with lyrics by some other guy the rest of us don't really know, even though Simon is no longer with us. Gotta love them "reproductive juices"... There are three B-sides: an acoustic version of Spider, this version clocking in at nearly 8 minutes long, Forever, a Ric solo effort, and a live version of Ric In Space, from the live album.

Released: February '02
Formats: CD, 13 tracks
Limited edition

The first live album from Diskordian, Alive features 13 tracks recorded at the storming Barton-le-Clay gig on 29th September 2001. As well as the old favourites, there are also five brand new tracks that will feature on the forthcoming album. These are the ever-controversial Laughing, All Worth While, Angry Song (Play With My Heart), Every Day and the Blues Jam, showing Rory at his amazing best. However, this album is strictly limited edition and not generally available.

Released: April '00
Formats: CD, 10 tracks
Out now, £5

This is the debut full-length album from Diskordian, entitled Sincerity. This album sees brand new recordings of all previous tracks, and the full track line-up is Lucky Day, My World Now, Fade To..., Stranger, See Me Here, Spider, Ric In Space (Anyone But You), Tomorrow, Forsaken Angel and Ship in a Bottle. Lucky Day is probably our most happy song, not that we seem to write many of those. Stranger sees Nic's first lyrical outing in the band and is his moving tribute to a certain stranger. Tomorrow features more lyrics by Nic, including a poetic interlude that has numerous deep and hidden meanings. My World Now blends swing, punk, pop and rock together in possibly the most energetic song on this record, while Ric In Space follows suit as

another one of our favourites. Spider slows things back down again, and is in the style of a classic rock ballad, with heavy guitars combining impressively with the lively melody to produce a very intense experience.

Released: November '99
Formats: CD, 4 tracks
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The first EP, Spread the World features the songs Forsaken Angel, See Me Here and Ship In A Bottle, along with Fade To... again. Forsaken Angel is a slow pop-rock ballad straight from the heart. See Me Here is the band's first exploration into acoustic pop, while Ship In A Bottle sees light melodic rock blended with some heavy guitar solos. This record gives a good taste of the varied musical ideas utilised by the band.

Released: early '99
Formats: tape, 3 tracks
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The first single, and the first proper recording. This is the classic Fade To... in all its glory. Includes two B-sides, which are cover versions of Oasis' (It's Good) To Be Free and Kula Shaker's Hey Dude.