The double album will be available as Anniversary Edition (1CD); Legacy Edition (2CD/DVD); Limited Edition Collector's Edition (3CD/DVD/Book/10" Vinyl); 12" 180g double vinyl gatefold LP; Download.

Featuring the entire original album re-mastered; unheard exclusive songs and demos; unseen film footage and home movies; unique artwork from the MSP archive; rare and unseen photos; legendary tv performances and a new essay from band biographer Simon Price, each format is a beautifully packaged piece of memorabilia for Manics fans old and new.

Pre-Order now from: Manics Official Store, HMV, Play.com or Amazon.

You can find a shinny new biography in the "Band" section of the official Manic Street Preachers' site  for the forthcoming album "National Treasures – The Complete Singles". Each single has been individually addressed by many interesting people with their thoughts on the singles. Head on to the bio now clicking on the image on the left.

Also, if you're in the UK you can download a free MP3 of an acoustic blue version of "Love's Sweet Exile" from Amazon from today onwards. Click here.

To find more info on "National Treasures", out on October 31st, and the brand new single/video "This Is The Day", released a few weeks ago, follow this link and this one.

And remember that last week's NME edition has a special feature on the 25th Anniversary of the Manics. A number you can't miss!

As I posted earlier, it's celebration time for Manic Street Preachers! To pay tribute to the 21st anniversary of their first single issue, the welsh band is releasing an ultimate singles collection on October 31st, named "National Treasures – The Complete Singles"

Among all the classic MSP tracks, "National Treasures" also features a brand new song: it's called "This Is The Day" and it's a cover of the 1983 The The track taken from the synth-noir classic album "Soul Mining". The manic version echoes the original whilst bringing a new dynamic production and their own distinctive sound to the song. Watch the video for "This Is The Day" clicking on the image on the left.

To celebrate the 21st anniversary of their first single issue, Manic Street Preachers are releasing an ultimate singles collection on October, 31st.

"National Treasures – The Complete Singles" gathers 38 songs from the band's rich history, starting with initial Heavenly Records release "Motown Junk" (1990) to tracks taken from last year's "Postcards From A Young Man" album – the band's tenth which was greeted with universal critical acclaim.

The album will be released in several formats: as a double CD, a 2 x CD + DVD set featuring all 38 videos and some bonus video content and an amazing box set with 38 x vinyl finish CD Singles, a poster, a DVD of all the videos, 7" vinyl of "New Art Riot", "Suicide Alley", "Jackie Collins Existential Question Time", Manics lipstick and vanity mirror and a limited number will also contain a 7" of "Motown Junk". All the singles have been re-mastered.

"National Treasures" also features a brand new song: it's called "This Is The Day" and will be available as a single from September 18th. It's a cover of the 1983 The The track taken from the synth-noir classic album "Soul Mining".

Manic Street Preachers have released a 4-tracks EP containing "Faster", "Autumn Song", "Life Becoming A Landslide" and "The Everlasting" recorded live at the iTunes Festival 2011 last July, 3rd.

You can buy the EP here. Remember that you can watch the complete performances of all the bands of the festival at the iTunes site. Tonight: White Lies!

For further info on Manic Street Preachers, head over their website or their facebook page.