Somewhere between the feverish grooves of Madchester and the anthemic charge of the Britpop brigade, the musically eclectic outsiders No-Man made a small mark on the British independent music scene in the early 1990s. The band released two albums and a string of singles on the influential OLI label (Björk, The Shamen etc.) to rave reviews (Singles" Of The Week in Melody Maker", "Sounds" and "Hot Press") and plenty of radio and TV appearances (BBC Radio One Sessions / Playlist, appearances on MTV, Channel Four and ITV1). "Housekeeping" is a comprehensive, remastered collection of No Man's releases for the OLI label between 1990 and 1994. In addition to the first two albums "Loveblows & Lovecries" (1993) and "Flowermouth" (1994) and the single compilation "Lovesighs" (1992), the 5CD deluxe book set also includes outtakes, alternative versions and the band's recordings for BBC Radio from this period (which show a very different, more intense side to the band). The band, founded by Tim Bowness and Steven Wilson, also included violinist Ben Coleman, and the albums featured Mick Karn and Steve Jansen (Japan), Robert Fripp, Ian Carr, Lisa Gerard (Dead Can Dance) and future Porcupine Tree members Richard Barbieri, Chris Maitland and Colin Edwin, among others. "Housekeeping" contains driving electronic pop music, epic ambient rock suites and soulful, groovy ballads and is a lovingly crafted tribute to the creative anomaly that is (and was) No-Man. The hardcover book, designed by Carl Glover, includes essays by Matt Hammers (author of the No-Man blog "All The Blue Changes"), Tim Bowness and Steven Wilson, as well as rare photos and memorabilia. CD 1: Lovesighs - An Entertainment + Bonus CD 2: Loveblows & Lovecries - A Confession + Bonus CD 3: Singles CD 4: Flowermouth CD 5: Radio Sessions 1992 - 1994