A comprehensive and thrilling account of Bob Dylan's gospel years, an essential guide to the forthcoming bootleg series box set. Are you ready?
Leave The Capital: A History of Manchester Music in 13 Recordings. New book by Paul Hanley refashions the history of Manchester music.
Memoir from Manchester drummer Simon Wolstencroft, a musician who connects across all the iconic Manchester bands. ‘Wolstencroft’s book gives us a whole new perspective about Manchester’s music scene. A cracking read.’ — Louder Than War
From Forest Hills to the Free Trade Hall, A Historical View of the Big Boo. A definitive account of Bob Dylan's electrifying tour of 1965-66 by Clinton Heylin, the world’s authority on all things Dylan.
Official book for Palme d'Or winning film, I, Daniel Blake. Features original screenplay, photos from the film and production notes from cast and crew, including Paul Laverty, Ken Loach and Rebecca O’Brien.
The Sex Pistols, The Clash and the 'Class of 76. This is the story of the birth of Punk, with a capital P. Year Zero, 1976. ‘For those who weren’t there, but swear they were, now you are.’ – Richard Boon, former Buzzcocks manager
The Express Columns Volume One: a compendium of real stories drawn from the weekly columns Ian Clayton has written for his local paper, the Pontefract and Castleford Express.
Leave The Capital
Paul Hanley refashions the history of Manchester music. Click here
Trouble In Mind
Clinton Heylin’s new Bob Dylan tome on the gospel years. Click here
Rough Trade Stores
Route is publisher of the month in Rough Trade Stores. Click here.
From the Route Blogs
PLAYLIST: A History of Manchester Music in 13 Recordings. Click here.
Video playlist for Paul Hanley’s Leave The Capital: A History of Manchester Music in 13 Recordings.
Signed Copies
Pre-order a signed copy of Clinton Heylin's definitive account of Bob Dylan's electrifying tour of 1965-66
Life Inside The Fall
The first insiders account of The Fall, a Guardian Book of the Year
Collector's Edition
Pre-order a special signed and numbered edition of Clinton Heylin’s definitive account of Punk’s Year Zero on its 40th anniversary
