The Don't Look Back Into The Sun/Death On The Stairs EP is a Japan-only 7 track EP released by The Libertines in September 2003. It is a multi-media CD released containing the video to "I Get Along" as the eighth track listing. The version of "Don't Look Back into the Sun" was one second longer than the single release, and "Death on the Stairs" is an alternative recording to the one released on Up The Bracket.

The Libertines ended 2014 by announcing their return. They signed a record deal and announced intentions to release a new studio album—their first since their 2004 self-titled album. That album is called Anthems For Doomed Youth and it's out September 4 via Harvest. That's the album art above—find the tracklist below.
The album's deluxe edition comes with four bonus tracks recorded live at Karma Sound Studios on May 20 of this year.
The album features a few songs that the band have recently performed live, including "Gunga Din" (previously reported to be called "Gunga Gin").

Japanese pressings of Libertine's best album, 'Time For Heroes'. Comes with two bonus tracks, 'Vertigo' & 'Music When The Lights Go Out'. EMI. 2008.

Following-up the success the The Libertines 2004 album, Rough Trade releases a limited double CD/DVD package. The Pal DVD consists of live tracks in Japan, Madrid & London, video, photos and extra footage of the band, interviews and award footage. Slimline packaging.

Recorded by none other than the legendary Mick Jones of the Clash, The Libertines debut record has been hailed as a genius debut. The even better news is this little wonder comes with two bonus tracks, 'What A Waster' & 'Mayday'. Rough Trade. 2002.