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Review: A selection of fifteen pieces from the soundtrack of the cult anime Dragon Ball Z, on a limited 2xLP edition, fully licensed, including the main opening track 'CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA'. This soundtrack accompanies the anime's key moment in which Dragon Ball Z resumes five years after Son Goku's wedding. Radditz, a mysterious warrior, arrives on Earth to find Goku, who learns that he comes from a planet of warriors from a planet of warriors, of which only four remain. The plot is based on a succession of increasingly strong opponents to be fought, but there's often a quest or travel motif that adds interest beyond the duels. All this, and more, is bolstered by this electrifying soundtrack edition.

Review: Comicon attendees take note, Smilebit: Technorider Tammy 2 is now in stock and by all accounts is going to be shift quickly. Ultra rare, ultra weird, ultra intense and aurally colourful, if you're unfamiliar this is one of many cult works from the acclaimed and hugely influential video game and electronic music composer Shinji Hosoe, mastermind behind tracks for titles like Ridge Racer, Final Lap, Galaxian 3, and Bushido Blade. A man who rose through the ranks at groundbreaking development house Namco to become one of the company's lead musicians. Smilebit: Technorider Tammy 2 is actually one in a series of electronic mini-albums Hosoe made during the early noughties, and it's pretty indicative of how batshit his output could be. Bold, brash, hyperactive and like the record equivalent of diving into a sea of neon signs, this is a release many have been waiting for on vinyl and supplies are limited, making for a bonafide collector's item.