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Alben
Everything's Fine
Everything's Fine (limited ice blue, purple & bubble gum vinyl LP)
Cat: LPMMG00 107C2. Rel: 19 May 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Everything's Fine
My Contribution To This Scam
OhSh (feat Hannibal Buress)
House Call (feat Big Tone, Anna Wise, Jonathan Hoard)
Don't Worry It's Fine (John Hodgman & Michael Che)
Gold Purple Orange
Peacock
Doing Better Than Ever (feat Ashok "Dap" Kondabolu)
The Smoking Man (feat Denmark Vessey)
Breakfast Of Champions
Scoop Of Dirt (feat Your Old Droog)
Zero
Everything's Still Fine (feat Nick Offerman)
Waiting For The Moon (feat Mosel & Anna Wise)
River (feat Anna Wise)
Review: Jean Grae and Quelle Chris come together brilliantly here on Everything's Fine, a sharp, satirical and refreshingly non-toxic hip-hop album from two of the genre's most unique voices. Superbly blending Jean's razor-sharp lyricism with Quelle's introspective wit, the project takes aim at societal absurdities with intelligence and humour and comes with notable Cameos from comedy heavyweights like Nick Offerman, Michael Che, John Hodgman and Hannibal Buress who all add an extra layer of punch. Politically charged, deeply self-aware and sonically adventurous, this is essential listening for fans of boundary-pushing rap, and it comes on a stunning tri-colour vinyl that is as bold as the music itself.

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At The Feet Of The Beloved
Cat: LPRW 260. Rel: 13 Mar 25
 
International
Meherban (11:32)
Ja Mur Ja (14:41)
Saqi Ik Jaam (13:00)
Yaar Da Muhallah (12:26)
Review: Carrying the legacy of their late uncle, who was the cult and crate digger's favourite qawwali legend Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Rizwan-Muazzam Qawwali return with a profoundly moving collection of songs on At the Feet of the Beloved. The album pulses with the intense emotions of love's anxious passion and the dreamlike devotion it inspires. The vocals and arrangements are masterfully refined throughout so sit in harmony with the work of the ensemble to create a transcendent musical experience that takes you way beyond your own world and into new realms.
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Tags: Asian
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The Hold Up
Cat: UBU 0151LP. Rel: 25 Jan 24
 
Jazz
High Noon (4:17)
The Hold Up (5:09)
I Gotta Grape Drink (4:42)
The Starcrossed Lovers (3:39)
Along Came John (5:31)
Hip Strut (7:09)
Our Man Higgins (4:50)
Bastard Gentlemen (3:59)
Bright Mississipi (4:46)
Hard Times Come Again No More (2:35)
Review: The Hold Up is the second album from the QOW Trio, which is a fantastic and multi-generational jazz band. Members include the award-winning young saxophone yahoo Riley Stone-Lonergan as well as the decorated British jazz vet Spike Wells on drums, plus some sublime bass from multi-genre maestro and bandleader Eddie Mye. They came together after a chance meeting in Brighton and share an appreciation for big-toned tenors so bring that along with a fine attitude towards fearless exploration on this risk-taking new album which is full of great swing and plenty of serious melodies.
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Dancing While Falling: Extended Versions
Cat: PIASR 1435LPEX. Rel: 07 Jun 24
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Run (feat Andreya Triana - extended version) (6:21)
Brooklyn Heat (feat Andreya Triana - extended version) (6:38)
Subway Lover (extended version) (6:18)
Unconditional (feat Rationale - extended version) (6:27)
Morning Light (feat Andreya Triana - extended version) (5:50)
Stand Up (extended version) (6:44)
Review: The new album by Quantic - aka. multi instrumentalist, DJ, composer and producer Will Holland - is in many ways an evolution. Now twenty years into his career, Dancing While Falling is the British-born, New York-based artist's most live sounding, euphoric and, in his own words, grown-up release to date. Capturing the beginnings of every good person's revelatory movement from an individual to a collective spirit, Holland originally began the album in his Brooklyn studio, before realising that he didn't just want to make a record that reflected his 'singular pandemic wormhole', but rather one that tapped into the essential togetherness of the human condition. So too does this record explore themes of connection felt through, and made more intense by, the antagonistic bouts of loneliness that characterised COVID-19. Influenced by legendary artists in the scene like Bohannon and Larry Levan, Quantic wanted to make a disco -eaning album at first; "I'm really interested in Latin music and Afro Caribbean rhythms and I think there's a really amazing point in history where the emergence of those rhythms and its combination with American soul sparked what we now know as disco," he says. This PIAS extended edition comes one year on from its initial 2023 release, Quantic here expands on his work by adding a ream of extended versions.
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DJ Kicks
QUANTIC / VARIOUS
DJ Kicks (limited gatefold clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: K7 443LPC. Rel: 29 May 25
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
JJ Whitefield - "The Mind Is A Palace" (feat Bonnie Behave) (4:16)
The Heliocentrics - "Minimal Engagement" (3:11)
Quantic - "Dialect" (3:09)
Alfa Mist - "In My Defence" (4:19)
JKriv - "Pifeiro Malandro" (feat Gabriel Oliveira) (3:51)
Quantic& Sly 5th Ave - "Twang" (3:30)
Frente Cumbiero - "Michilero" (4:05)
Quantic - "Theme From Selva" (remix) (4:58)
Quantic - "Eko Eko" (3:59)
Quantic - "Motivic Retrograde" (live version) (3:16)
Eblis Alvarez, Meridian Brothers - "Un Grande Nubarron Se Alza En El Cielo" (4:33)
The Maghreban - "Covent Garden" (4:51)
Anna Morgan - "Throw Dat Azz" (3:43)
Ehua - "Scintille" (4:54)
Turbo Sonidero - "Kumbia ESSJ" (4:03)
Sobredosis - "No Llores Por Mi" (2:59)
Review: This clear wax edition feels like an invitation into Worcestershire-born global traveller Will Holland's inner circle i not just as a selector but as a connector of people, scenes and sonic microhistories. Across the two LPs, his DJing reveals the subtle hand of a musician: textured, tempo-flexible, deeply in tune with the artists he features. JJ Whitefield's 'The Mind Is A Palace' and Alfa Mist's slow-burner 'In My Defence' lay the introspective groundwork, while The Heliocentrics and Dialect bring fuzz and abstraction into view. Side B pivots to percussive warmth, from JKriv's whistle-led 'Pifeiro Malandro' to Holland's own dusty 'Twang', before the humid swagger of Frente Cumbiero and a tripped-out remix of 'Theme From Selva' usher in Side C. Things then spiral toward the club, with 'Eko Eko', 'Throw Dat Azz' and 'Scintille' all bringing punch and release. The final stretch, featuring The Maghreban, Meridian Brothers and Sobredosis, casts a glowing ambiguity over the mix i just like Holland's sets, it ends not in resolution, but in feeling.
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DJ Kicks
QUANTIC / VARIOUS
DJ Kicks (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: K7 443LP. Rel: 29 May 25
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
JJ Whitefield - "The Mind Is A Palace" (feat Bonnie Behave) (4:16)
The Heliocentrics - "Minimal Engagement" (3:18)
Quantic - "Dialect" (3:11)
Alfa Mist - "In My Defence" (4:19)
JKriv - "Pifeiro Malandro" (feat Gabriel Oliveira) (3:52)
Quantic & Sly 5th Ave - "Twang" (3:40)
Frente Cumbiero - "Michilero" (4:11)
Quantic - "Theme From Selva" (remix) (4:58)
Quantic - "Eko Eko" (3:59)
Quantic - "Motivic Retrograde" (live version) (3:24)
Eblis Alvarez & Meridian Brothers - "Un Grande Nubarron Se Alza En El Cielo" (4:41)
The Maghreban - "Covent Garden" (4:51)
Anna Morgan - "Throw Dat Azz" (3:45)
Ehua - "Scintille" (4:56)
Turbo Sonidero - "Kumbia ESSJ" (4:10)
Sobredosis - "No Llores Por Mi" (3:00)
Review: Stretching across four sides of vinyl, this double LP from Worcestershire-born producer, bandleader and serial collaborator Will Holland traces his journey through transcontinental rhythms and dusty dancefloors. The carefully spaced tracklist opens with JJ Whitefield's deep-thinking 'The Mind Is A Palace', before the record quickly dips into London fusion with The Heliocentrics and Alfa Mist's 'In My Defence'. Dialect's fragmented ambient textures play the foil to Holland's own 'Twang', while JKriv's 'Pifeiro Malandro' evokes smoky Rio funk as filtered through downtown New York. Later on, Frente Cumbiero and a rework of 'Theme From Selva' provide a humid middle section before things sharpen up. Club-leaning selections like 'Eko Eko', 'Scintille' and Anna Morgan's 'Throw Dat Azz' burst across the later sides, pushed by bass pressure and broken-beat finesse. Meridian Brothers' 'Un Grande Nubarron Se Alza En El Cielo' and Sobredosis's 'No Llores Por Mi' bring an eerie sweetness to the close i a reminder that for Holland, emotion and groove are always entwined.
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The Genius Of Charlie Parker 3: Now's The Time (Verve By Request)
Cat: 559571 5. Rel: 07 Dec 23
 
Jazz
The Song Is You (2:59)
Laird Baird (2:47)
Kim (3:00)
Kim (alternate take) (3:01)
Cosmic Rays (3:07)
Cosmic Rays (alternate take) (3:17)
Chi Chi (3:09)
Chi Chi (alternate take) (2:45)
Chi Chi (alternate take) (3:05)
I Remember You (3:05)
Now's The Time (3:03)
Confirmation (3:01)
Review: A 1957 release, and the third in a series of albums expanding on Bird's 10" Clef releases from the early 1950s, Now's The Time boasts some of Parker's purest recordings and strongest playing, featuring two different quartets. His lyrical and fluid improvisations on cuts like 'The Song Is You' and 'Laird Baird' are on full display, prime examples of his unmatched genius. Further delights include the original 'Cosmic Rays', a slow bop on which Parker's sax pops out like a virtuosic winged insect buzzing about its relatively quiet flower; and 'Chi Chi' which, by contrast, takes us by the ear and hurls us down an urbane but brisk sonic chute, its confident combination of rhythm section and Bird lead happily skipping away, but never stumbling.
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Quarteto Novo (reissue)
Quarteto Novo (reissue) (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: JB 001LP. Rel: 27 Feb 25
 
Jazz
O Ovo (2:18)
Fica Mal Com Deus (3:27)
Canto Geral (3:44)
Algodao (7:20)
Canta Maria (2:41)
Sintese (2:34)
Misturada (4:13)
Vim De Santana (5:09)
Review: This first outing on the new Jazzybelle label marks the first reissue in 25 years of Quarteto Novo's legendary Brazilian jazz album licensed from Universal Music Brazil. A fusion of northeast Brazilian music, bebop, jazz and folk creates a wonderfully alive and arresting organic sound from the influential group which features Hermeto Pascoal, Airto Moreira, Theo De Barros and Heraldo Do Monte. Quarteto Novo released only one album yet left a significant impact on Brazilian music after originally forming as "Trio Novo" for a live event. They gained popularity through a tour led by Geraldo Vandre in 1966 and this historic album was a real highlight of their early years.
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Tags: MPB | Brazilian Jazz
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Your Mamma Won't Like Me (50th Anniversary Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Your Mamma Won't Like Me (50th Anniversary Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2025) (gatefold white & black vinyl 2xLP (side 4 digitally printed))
Cat: CRVX 1746. Rel: 01 May 25
 
Rock
I Bit More Than I Could Chew (3:45)
Strip Me (3:06)
Paralysed (2:46)
Prisoner Of Your Imagination (4:52)
Your Mamma Won't Like Me (3:59)
Can't Trust Love (3:44)
New Day Woman (4:13)
Fever (2:41)
You Can Make Me Want You (3:33)
Michael (3:36)
Peter, Peter (2:48)
Red Hot Rosie (3:47)
I May Be Too Young (2:55)
Don't Mess Around (2:16)
Review: Half a century young, the third album from America's genuinely iconic leather-clad glam queen Suzi Quatro was a bit of sidewinder, seeing her switch from the brash rock pop fusion of her first two LPs to take in a funk influence, still working under the winning production duo of Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn. Check the title track and its echoes of Sly & The Family Stone or Steve Wonder, wonderfully twinned with Quatro's sassy vocal attitude, for evidence of the stylistic refresh, her distinctive and groove-heavy bass playing pushed further into the centre of the sound. 'Can't Trust Love', meanwhile, is a headnodding, blunted delight, too, while the futuristic synths of 'Strip Me' are closer to Herbie Hancock's Headhunters than The Sweet in vibe. Well ahead of its time, this is timeless stuff.
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Live In Tokyo May 11 1985
Cat: ROOM 169. Rel: 23 May 25
 
Rock
Dragon Attack (3:58)
Love Of My Life (3:11)
Another One Bites The Dust (3:41)
Hammer To Fall (4:54)
Crazy Little Thing Called Love (5:09)
Radio Ga Ga (2:04)
I Want To Break Free (3:28)
Jailhouse Rock (5:52)
We Will Rock You (3:04)
We Are The Champions (3:50)
Review: Queen's seminal Live in Tokyo captures the iconic band in peak form during their The Works tour. Recorded at the Yoyogi Auditorium in Tokyo, this typically electrifying performance showcases the outfit's unmatched stage presence as well as tight musicianship and of course Freddie Mercury's legendary charisma. The set blends stadium anthems like 'Radio Ga Ga' and 'Hammer to Fall' with timeless classics such as 'Crazy Little Thing Called Love' and 'We Will Rock You.' The energy, precision, and connection with the crowd highlight why Queen remains one of the greatest live acts in rock history and this is a time warp that takes you right back to their pomp.
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Queen 1 (Super Deluxe Edition)
Queen 1 (Super Deluxe Edition) (limited LP + 6xCD box set + book + poster + photo prints (CD soundfiles not available))
Cat: 652587 7. Rel: 25 Oct 24
 
Rock
Keep Yourself Alive (LP: Queen I - 2024 mix) (3:40)
Doing All Right (4:12)
Great King Rat (3:35)
Mad The Swine (5:12)
My Fairy King (4:02)
Liar (1:32)
The Night Comes Down (4:47)
Modern Times Rock 'N' Roll (6:06)
Son & Daughter (3:15)
Jesus (3:42)
Seven Seas Of Rhye (1:06)
Queen I (2024 mix - CD1)
De Lane Lea Demos (2024 mix - CD2)
Queen I Sessions (CD3)
Queen I Backing Tracks (CD4)
Queen I At The BBC (CD5)
Queen I Live (CD6)
Review: The Queen I Collector's Edition is a comprehensive and remastered look at Queen's groundbreaking 1973 debut album. This x6CD + 1xLP box set presents 63 tracks, including 43 newly remixed versions, demos, live recordings and alternate takes, making it the most complete version of Queen I to date. For the first time, a Queen album has been given a full stereo remix, allowing listeners to experience the album the way the band originally intended. Key highlights include the restored running order, featuring the song 'Mad the Swine', which was left off the original 1973 release. CD1 delivers the 2024 remix of Queen I, while other discs offer demos from De Lane Lea Studios, unreleased sessions and backing tracks. CD5 features rare BBC recordings and CD6 presents live performances, including Queen's first-ever show at London's Imperial College in 1970 and tracks from their legendary Rainbow Theatre concert in 1974. The set is beautifully packaged with a 108-page book containing handwritten lyrics and rare memorabilia, alongside four photo prints and a fold-out poster. For Queen fans and collectors, this expanded edition provides an in-depth look at the band's early sound, showcasing their energy, creativity and unmistakable talent from the very start of their career.
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Rock Montreal (remastered)
Rock Montreal (remastered) (heavyweight vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: 583256 3. Rel: 09 May 24
 
Rock
Intro (1:16)
We Will Rock You (fast) (6:29)
Let Me Entertain You (3:54)
Play The Game (4:49)
Somebody To Love (2:01)
Killer Queen (0:59)
I'm In Love With My Car (3:47)
Get Down, Make Love (4:55)
Save Me (4:03)
Now I'm Here (3:43)
Dragon Attack (4:59)
Now I'm Here (reprise) (2:18)
Love Of My Life (3:12)
Under Pressure (3:47)
Keep Yourself Alive (4:18)
Drum & Tympani Solo (2:06)
Guitar Solo (1:57)
Flash (3:14)
The Hero (3:54)
Crazy Little Thing Called Love (4:20)
Jailhouse Rock (4:32)
Bohemian Rhapsody (3:14)
Tie Your Mother Down (3:58)
Another One Bites The Dust (4:02)
Sheer Heart Attack (3:49)
We Will Rock You (2:08)
We Are The Champions (3:27)
God Save The Queen (1:18)
Review: Queen's Rock Montreal album, compiled from two electrifying live performances in Montreal during 1981, stands as one of their pinnacle live releases. Originally filmed for theater projection, the subsequent DVD's audio was said to feel lacking at home, but after Queen regained publishing rights they remastered both audio and visuals, resulting in this exceptional vinyl pressing. The concert showcases Queen at their peak, fueled by Freddie Mercury's fervor. 'We Will Rock You' kicks off with thunderous energy, setting the stage for an unforgettable journey through Queen's hits. From the rockier rendition of 'Play the Game' to the anthemic 'Somebody to Love,' each track pulsates with live vigor. Freddie's charismatic banter adds flair, while songs like 'Save Me' and 'Sheer Heart Attack' shine with emotional depth and raw energy. The show's climax with 'We Are the Champions' leaves audiences exhilarated, capping off a near-flawless performance.
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The Game (half speed remastered)
Cat: D 002946201. Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Rock
Play The Game (3:29)
Dragon Attack (6:02)
Another One Bites The Dust (1:49)
Need Your Loving Tonight (2:49)
Crazy Little Thing Called Love (2:35)
Rock It (Prime Jive) (4:33)
Don't Try Suicide (3:36)
Sail Away Sweet Sister (3:25)
Coming Soon (2:51)
Save Me (3:35)
Review: Queen's The Game, their eighth studio album, shines with a fresh sound and innovation. Released in June 1980, this iconic record became Queen's first and only album to top the US charts, marking a significant achievement in their career. Now available in a striking silver-colored vinyl edition, this half-speed mastered version offers incredible sound quality on 180g vinyl. The album stands out with its polished production and pioneering use of synthesisers, particularly the Oberheim OB-X, which added a modern edge to Queen's signature rock style. Tracks like 'Crazy Little Thing Called Love' and 'Another One Bites the Dust' are timeless hits, showcasing Freddie Mercury's powerful vocals and the band's musical strength. The energy continues with deeper cuts like 'Dragon Attack' and 'Rock It (Prime Jive)'. The emotive ballads 'Sail Away Sweet Sister' and 'Save Me' highlight Queen's softer side, blending seamlessly with their hard-hitting rock. Come enjoy the peak of Queen's success once again with this quality restoration.
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Soul Fever (reissue)
Soul Fever (reissue) (LP + booklet)
Cat: VAMPI 291. Rel: 08 Jan 24
 
Soul
See & Don't See (3:18)
Daddy's House (3:12)
You Used Me (3:38)
Your Thing Ain't No Good Without My Thing (2:25)
Snake In The Grass (2:41)
Your Key Don't Fit It Anymore (2:36)
Fever (3:02)
I Don't Want Nobody To Have It But You (2:02)
We'll Cry Together (3:14)
I'll Drown In My Tears (2:59)
I Want My Freedom (2:31)
Try Me (2:39)
Review: A real soul gem from 1970 on the James Brown affiliated Deluxe label, the first and only album by this mysterious singer: Marie Queenie Lyons. The songs are a combination of funky covers, some of which she'd been doing in her live shows, like 'Fever' and 'Try Me,' and originals co-written by pianist Don Pullen, who was the bandleader on the session. Vampisoul's reissue features an alternative cover photo and includes a booklet with rare photos, extensive liner notes by Andrew 'Monk-One' Mason and the first ever interview with Queenie herself!
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Era Vulgaris (reissue)
Era Vulgaris (reissue) (gatefold heavyweight vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: 081082 5. Rel: 20 Dec 19
 
Rock
Turnin' On The Screw (5:21)
Sick, Sick, Sick (3:35)
I'm Designer (4:04)
Into The Hollow (3:41)
Misfit Love (5:35)
Running Joke (2:55)
Battery Acid (4:07)
Make It Wit Chu (4:50)
3's & 7's (3:35)
Suture Up Your Future (4:38)
River In The Road (3:20)
Run, Pig, Run (4:42)
Review: Queens of the Stone Age are one of the most widely revered rock band of their generation. Over the course of 20 years Josh Homme's crew cooked up a distinctive body of work that includes 2007's Era Vulgaris. It's a record that touches on electronic and acoustic textures next to heavy, crunching rock and has guest appearances by Julian Casablancas of The Strokes and frequent QOTSA friend Mark Lanegan. This version of the record marks the first-ever release of Era Vulgaris on 12" vinyl.
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Villains (reissue)
Villains (reissue) (limited gatefold white vinyl 2xLP (side 4 etched) with obi-strip)
Cat: OLE 1125LP2. Rel: 08 Dec 22
 
Indie/Alternative
Feet Don't Fail Me (9:48)
The Way You Used To Do (5:03)
Domesticated Animals (0:35)
Fortress (5:28)
Head Like A Haunted House (3:22)
Un-Reborn Again (6:42)
Hideaway (4:18)
The Evil Has Landed (6:25)
Villains Of Circumstance (6:06)
Review: If anybody thought QOTSA's previous offering '...Like Clockwork' indicated a band trying out new ideas, they're making far greater leaps this time around. Die-hard fans might be a little confused by the enlistment of Mark Ronson as the album's producer, perhaps even more so by the strong influence on Josh Homme of Ronson's ubiquitous 2014 hit 'Uptown Funk'. The outcome of this surprising collaboration proves to be a heady blend of the band's usual desert-rock sleaze and a crisp, infectious and floor-filling sound. This is an album to move to, and this new direction of dancefloor focus makes the blistering fuzzbox riffs and contortion-inducing solos sound even more cool and confident than ever.
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In Times New Roman
In Times New Roman (limited gatefold silver vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: OLE 1947LP4. Rel: 15 Jun 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Obscenery (4:25)
Paper Machete (3:22)
Negative Space (3:53)
Time & Place (4:30)
Made To Parade (5:15)
Carnavoyeur (3:58)
What The Peephole Say (4:11)
Sicily (4:51)
Emotion Sickness (11:06)
Straight Jacket Fitting (2:08)
Track 11 (0:19)
Review: It's been a rough old ride leading up to In Times New Roman for Queens of the Stone Age frontman Joshua Homme. Private life very much splashed across the front pages (of the music press, at least) amid custodial battles with ex-wives, cancer diagnoses and surgery, the loss of several close friends, including former Queens and latterly solo legend Mark Lanegan. As such we can understand why this latest album is an unforgiving and at times surprisingly edgy place to be.
It's been a while since the Seattle, Washington hard rockers allowed themselves to go this hard, and reveal so much about themselves. For the most part, In Times is their heaviest sounding outing in more than 15 years, essentially since Era Vulgaris dropped. Even in the sonically softer moments, for example 'Straight Jacket Fitting', there's a brooding moodiness recalling the heyday of unplugged grunge. Simply put, they clearly had a lot that needed to be let out, and that's exactly what they've done.
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Villains (Deluxe Edition)
Villains (Deluxe Edition) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP (side 4 etched) + 14 art prints + MP3/FLAC download code)
Cat: OLE 11250. Rel: 25 Aug 17
 
Indie/Alternative
Feet Don't Fail Me (9:38)
The Way You Used To (5:04)
Domesticated Animals (0:36)
Fortress (5:22)
Head Like A Haunted House (3:21)
Un-Reborn Again (6:33)
Hideaway (4:18)
The Evil Has Landed (6:29)
Villains Of Circumstance (6:10)
Review: If anybody thought QOTSA's previous offering '...Like Clockwork' indicated a band trying out new ideas, they're making far greater leaps this time around. Die-hard fans might be a little confused by the enlistment of Mark Ronson as the album's producer, perhaps even more so by the strong influence on Josh Homme of Ronson's ubiquitous 2014 hit 'Uptown Funk'. The outcome of this surprising collaboration proves to be a heady blend of the band's usual desert-rock sleaze and a crisp, infectious and floor-filling sound. This is an album to move to, and this new direction of dancefloor focus makes the blistering fuzzbox riffs and contortion-inducing solos sound even more cool and confident than ever.
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Queens Of The Stone Age (reissue)
Cat: OLE 1798LP. Rel: 20 Jun 24
 
Indie/Alternative
Regular John (4:35)
Avon (3:23)
If Only (3:22)
Walkin On The Sidewalks (5:05)
You Would Know (4:17)
The Bronze (3:37)
How To Handle A Rope (A Lesson In The Lariat) (3:33)
Mexicola (4:55)
Hispanic Impressions (2:47)
You Can't Quit Me Baby (6:35)
These Aren't The Droids You're Looking For (3:07)
Give The Mule What He Wants (3:12)
Spiders & Vinegaroons (6:23)
I Was A Teenage Hand Model (4:59)
Review: The band's self-titled debut in 1998 showcased Josh Homme's evolving sound, marrying stoner-rock roots with melodic hooks and quirky guitar work. Tracks like 'Regular John' and 'Avon' demonstrate Homme's emergence as a distinct vocalist, while bonus tracks like 'The Bronze' and 'Spiders and Vinegaroons' seamlessly integrate into the album's sequence, enhancing the overall listening experience. This remastered reissue provides a more accurate reflection of Queens of the Stone Age's evolution from their Desert Sessions experiments to their later best-selling albums. While their debut may not have foretold their platinum future, it remains a vital document of the band's early sound and a testament to their enduring influence on the rock landscape.
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Condition Human (reissue)
Cat: NPR 1132VINYL. Rel: 16 Feb 23
 
Metal
Arrow Of Time (4:00)
Guardian (4:18)
Hellfire (5:05)
Toxic Remedy (4:02)
Selfish Lives (4:43)
Eye 9 (3:26)
Bulletproof (3:50)
Hourglass (5:11)
Just Us (6:01)
All There Was (4:42)
The Aftermath (3:45)
Condition Human (3:58)
Espiritu Muerto (3:44)
Review: Progressive metal legends, Queensryche, pulled off the unthinkable with their fourteenth full-length, 'Condition Human'. The second album to feature vocalist Todd La Torre, after the dramatic firing and subsequent lawsuit brought by former frontman Geoff Tate, served as a reinvigorated rebirth, with many regarding the project to be easily the finest output from the group in the 21st century. Lengthier, more technical and brimming with seasoned chops, 2015 marked a major return to form which the band would capitalise further upon with 2019's, 'The Verdict'. No better time to revisit a modern essential before the imminent arrival of the much hyped, 'Digital Noise Alliance.'
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Swallow
Swallow (neon yellow vinyl LP)
Cat: SCR 310LP. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Mission Creep (5:21)
Lonely Town (feat Emma Anderson) (6:03)
High Teens (5:15)
A Porsche Shaped Hole (4:54)
Swiss Air (feat Emma Anderson) (4:49)
I Don't Know How To Sing (4:02)
Messengers (feat Verity Susman) (3:38)
1988 (6:05)
Motor Boats (4:59)
Review: We've all been party to solo material by seminal UK shoegaze sorts Ride's guitarist Andy Bell, but what about their bassist? Not so much. Well, that's about to change. Enter the brooding debut solo album from Ride's low-end maestro Steve Queralt. A largely instrumental affair, there's elements of shoegaze and darkly textured soundscapes. Plus there's guest appearances from more 90s legends: Emma Anderson (formerly of Lush and Sing-Sing) and Verity Susman (Electrlane, MEMORIALS) grace the album. Anderson sings on the pummeling lead single 'Lonely Town', which was launched with an aptly monochrome meditative montage of a music video. Given the power of this debut, we suspect this nine-song collection is the first of many solo albums to come, from a musician who has nothing to prove, but plenty to express.
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Be Nice To The People
Cat: NA 5275LP. Rel: 29 Nov 24
 
Psych/Garage Rock
Have You? (4:17)
Be Nice To The People (4:13)
Hey Hey Girl (2:51)
Love (5:14)
Oh My Girl (5:04)
Freaking Out (4:09)
Scram Out (3:47)
Mary Anne (3:24)
Review: Released in 1977, this Nigerian rock album remains a hidden gem, rediscovered by a new generation thanks to recent reissues. Produced by Odion Iruoje, the album features a group of college students whose music captures the vibrant, post-civil war Nigerian rock scene. With a sound that blends Western rock influences like The Beatles, Buffalo Springfield and early Genesis with a distinct African touch, the album is a joyful yet melancholic exploration of love and harmony. Tracks like 'Love', 'Be Nice to the People' and 'Mary Enne' showcase the band's signature blend of fuzz guitar and heartfelt vocals. The music resonates with the exuberance of other African bands like Blo and Witch, yet it stands out with its heavy fuzz guitar and English vocals, steering clear of political or social activism in favor of pure, emotional expression. This album, recorded in Kenya, captures a moment in history when African rock was evolving, bridging cultures and sounds. It's a timeless piece, equally nostalgic, fresh and perfect entry point into African psychedelia for new listeners and a rewarding revisit for those already familiar with the genre.
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I Heard That Noise
I Heard That Noise (mint green vinyl LP)
Cat: GI 453LPC1. Rel: 17 Apr 25
 
Indie/Alternative
I Heard That Noise (2:09)
Enything (5:46)
Take It From Me (3:16)
This House (2:35)
This Room (3:32)
Beginning Band Day One (1:48)
I Punched Through The Wall (3:16)
Hero (5:44)
Raven (3:15)
Drawn Away (4:42)
You Are (5:08)
Review: Portland, Oregon's Graham Jonson urges our hurries once more with Heard That Noise, an anemological study in ascendant post-rock and psych. Jonson crafts intimate, zigzagging and west windy songs, ploughing the grey, sludgy boundaries of folk, pop, and noise. Following a subtle tangent from SoundCloud renown to 2021's The Long and Short Of It, he now follows that record up through a desultory reflection on breakups, memory, and creative rediscovery; Phil Elverum, Dijon and Nick Drake glance through the sonic cloud cover as ancestral muses, while the record blends warmth and discordance, where sweet ballads unravel into distortion; serene moments jolted by sonic "jump scares."
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Celebrate
Cat: FW 290. Rel: 09 May 24
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
No Idea Is Final (part 1) (1:22)
I Just Wanna Do This (4:14)
See The Good (0:45)
Celebrate (feat LyricL) (4:47)
Follow Your Instincts (feat Oliver Night) (5:24)
He Is Lion (2:40)
Lost From Life (feat Oliver Night) (4:32)
All Around (feat Bembe Segue) (2:34)
Flow (2:55)
It's All About Freedom (5:54)
No Idea Is Final (part 2) (3:34)
Review: Quiet Dawn's latest offering, Celebrate, is an 11-track testament to the eclectic talent that has made him a cornerstone of the First Word family for a decade. Following in the footsteps of his previous ventures, particularly the Movements EP, this album seamlessly blends broken beat flavors with a diverse range of influences. Featuring luminaries like Bembe Segue, LyricL, and Oliver Night, Celebrate is a terrific drift through soulful grooves, lively bars and infectious rhythms. From uplifting jazz samba vibes to downtempo boom bap, Quiet Dawn effortlessly melds organic and electronic elements, creating a good dose of positivity and good vibes. Tracks like 'Celebrate,' composed with his son on his lap, and collaborations with talents like Bembe Segue and Oliver Night, highlight Quiet Dawn's ability to translate personal moments into universal celebrations of life, love and cultural diversity. With infectious energy and a message of turning negativity into positivity, Celebrate invites listeners to dance, reflect and embrace the richness of our individual journeys.
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Volume 2
Volume 2 (limited green marbled vinyl 2xLP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: ASIPV 040. Rel: 18 Jul 23
 
Ambient/Drone
Track 1 (16:15)
Track 2 (17:45)
Track 3 (13:36)
Track 4 (15:25)
Review: The first Quiet Places album, 2020's simply titled Volume 1, had its roots in a late-night, whisky-fuelled 'laptop jam' by three experienced British producers, progressive house legend Charlie May (most famously a member of Spooky in the 90s) and Dennis White and Dave Gardner of Bedrock-signed outfit Knives Out. We're not sure whether whisky was involved in the production of this similarly immersive sequel, but it certainly shares its predecessor's alluring blend of field recordings, outer-space electronics, pastoral instrumentation, undulating melodies and abstract sounds. This time round, they've taken us on four lengthy trips, each stretched across a side of wax, which bob, weave, rise and fall like the greatest early 90s ambient mixtape (or, if you're more academic, sound collage) that you've ever heard.
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Quill (reissue)
Quill (reissue) (limited numbered gatefold 180 gram audiophile pink vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 3697C. Rel: 03 Sep 24
 
Psych/Garage Rock
Thumbnail Screwdriver (5:35)
The Tube Exuding (4:04)
They Live The Life (9:35)
BBY (5:44)
Yellow Butterfly (3:41)
Too Late (6:40)
Shrieking Finally (5:06)
Review: Quill were a Boston-based rock band that gained national attention after performing a standout show at the legendary Woodstock festival in August 1969 despite only having formed just two years before in 1967. The quintet played throughout New England and New York and soon earned praise for their high-energy rock infused with psychedelia, jazz, and elements of performance art. Brothers John and Dan Cole handled most of the songwriting and created complex compositions that fuelled their always dynamic live shows, which often featured heavy audience participation. Quill's innovative approach and unique blend of styles made them a standout act in the late 1960s rock scene and mean this album remains a favourite years on, which his why it now gets a welcome reissue.
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Wheel Of Illusion
Wheel Of Illusion (limited red vinyl LP)
Cat: MV 0363V. Rel: 26 Mar 24
 
Metal
Wheel Of Illusion (4:01)
We Burn (4:43)
Rainmaker (5:57)
Elephant Head (4:17)
Hawks & Hounds (3:30)
LIBER (3:53)
Sweet Mass Confusion (All Rise Now) (5:07)
The Last Thing You Remember (5:19)
Wild Mustang (7:51)
Review: Not be confused with UK rock act Quill featuring the legendary Jeff Lynne (ELO, Black Sabbath, The Move), Swedish stoner rock heroes The Quill have been an active entity within the realms of Scandinavian hard rock and metal since the early 90s. Returning with their highly anticipated 11th full-length and follow up to 2021's Earthrise, the current locked in line up of original vocalist Magnus Ekwall, who would depart the band in 2007 before rejoining in 2016, along with Christian Carlsson (Cirkus Prutz) on guitar, Roger Nilsson (Spiritual Beggars, Arch Enemy, Firebird) on bass, and drummer Jolle Atlagic (Hanoi Rocks, Electric Boys, Firebird), are at a stage where crafting the most sprawling variety of metallic magic is their primary concern, with Wheel Of Time conjuring elements of stoner rock, doom metal, psych, prog and even saccharine dollops of melodious AOR for all you Dad-Rockers out there.

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Ar Ais Aris
Ar Ais Aris (limited LP + insert)
Cat: WRWTFWW 068. Rel: 19 Apr 23
 
Ambient/Drone
Ar Ais Aris (5:34)
Treimhse Chiuin (9:40)
Sobhriste (7:11)
Le Stealladh Baisti (2:45)
Faoiseamh Soileire (3:08)
An TAistear (5:06)
Muinineach (4:27)
Le Sruth (4:47)
Review: Although experimental in nature - most of his music is made from crackling, ultra-atmospheric tape loops - Gareth Quinn Redmond's music is breathlessly beautiful and universally beguiling. He's already proved that on his previous LPs - not least 2019's Satoshi Ashikawa-inspired 'Laistigh Den Ghleo' - but once again confirms it on 'Ar Ais Aris'. He describes the eight-track set as "daydreaming environmental music full of accidental miracles and soothing backdrops", and that's an apt description. Ghostly melodies and enveloping chords, sometimes manipulated for extra wooziness, emerge from dense forests of tape hiss and static, creating becalmed ambient soundscapes that tend towards the poignant and picturesque. There aren't many copies around, so we'd recommend pre-ordering to secure a copy.
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Quintessence (reissue)
Quintessence (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code with obi-strip)
Cat: MAR 095. Rel: 05 Apr 24
 
Jazz
Between Thoughts (6:59)
Breeze (5:33)
In My Apartment (5:48)
Marketplace (4:16)
Can't Stop Now (4:58)
Moments Of Silence (8:23)
Why Must I Go (Through These Changes) (7:41)
Review: Mad About Records officially reissues super rare private press Quintessence's 1981 LP. Surprisingly for the level of talent and production / recording wit that it flaunts, Quintessence was one of many original jazz LPs to remain in private circulation and thus completely wanting of the public ear. Led by Ron Ancrum, with George Sovak, David Gaedeke, Winston Johnson and Steve Muse, the band nonetheless recorded an exceptional slice of artistic pie here, bringing Rhodesy, tritoning sundowners to the then already well-fleshed milieu of 80s jazz, an unmistakably bulbous and gaudy sound to which Quintessence do much justice; our favourite here by far is 'In My Apartment', a tssking blue-jazz suite for boughed double bass and noir piano.
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Abbreviations
Abbreviations (LP + insert)
Cat: ALBFLP 017. Rel: 02 Jul 24
 
Jazz
Omega (5:35)
Elevator Company (5:28)
Majolica (4:11)
For Future Reference (4:26)
Valeria (4:53)
The Spin (3:11)
Isiah Moon (13:46)
Review: Recorded at Fish Factory Studios in London in April 2021, Abbreviations by Qwalia reflects meticulous editing and post-production that condenses raw recordings into seven intricate tracks. Featuring collaborators Ernesto Marichales (percussion), Miryam Solomon (vocals), and Valeria Pozzo (violin, viola), the album expands on the success of "Sound & Reason," which was championed by Gilles Peterson and Mary Anne Hobbs. Tracks like 'Elevator Company' transform jam sessions around Tal Janes' guitar into lounge grooves with Solomon's ethereal vocals blurring ambient and improvised music. Meanwhile, 'The Spin' dives into trance-like intensity, capturing the band's energy after exhaustive recording sessions.
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