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Dissonant
Dissonant (limited pink marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: AUA 005. Rel: 19 Apr 23
Dissonant I (4:38)
Dissonant II (7:27)
Dissonant III (6:51)
Dissonant IV (4:13)
Review: Adding yet another record to the pile that has so far been provided by the label A_A, the experimental dub artists behind said outfit (Satoshi Tomiie and Nao Gunji) have really outdone themselves out here. On pink splatter vinyl comes 'Dissonant', one of many EPs to have emerged from the same heads-down studio session that saw to its predecessor, 'Radiant'. Tracks 1-4 lock in a slew of impressive ear-scourings and dub-delayed experimentations, with the first and last tracks particularly blowing us away with their broken beats, which allow for more attention to be paid to every undulation, crackle and knock.
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Stare
Stare (12")
Cat: ERATP 042LP. Rel: 15 Jul 15
A1 (7:04)
A2 (4:38)
B1 (13:25)
Review: Current scene favourite Nils Frahm teamed up with Icelandic multi-instrumentalist Olafur Arnalds on three breath taking excursions through lush ambient textures on "Stare" as a surprise release back in 2012 for label founder Robert Rath. "A1" features Frahm's entrancing irresistible melody over some gorgeous all-consuming strings and glacial soundscapes courtesy of Arnalds. "A2" with its heavenly, transcendental beauty has just got to be heard while "B1" explores darker territory with its excavating soundscapes accompanying the most hauntingly delicate cello notes. Exquisite!
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In Order To See (Sam KDC mix)
Cat: DET 003. Rel: 31 Oct 22
Meta (4:43)
Leave Your Flesh Behind (4:01)
Breaches (feat Books) (7:04)
Breaches (Sam KDC remix) (6:34)
Form Constants (4:18)
Review: Detach Recordings is proud to present their third EP, 'In Order To See' by Nekyia. Following releases on re:st, UVB-76 and Voidance Records, the Italian producer further explores his introspective sound, joining the dots between experimental psychedelia, dark ambient and post-drum&bass. Opening with the heavy, drone-driven 'Meta' and 'Leave Your Flesh Behind', the pace soon quickens with 'Breaches', a driving 170bpm collaboration with Books (re:st, Detuned Transmissions). The pressure increases on the B-side with a fierce remix by Sam KDC (Auxiliary, Samurai, Sublunar). The EP closes with 'Form Constants', a 2017 dub unavailable until now.
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Excerpts From 1993-1995 Part 2
Cat: RD 014. Rel: 13 Mar 23
Brain-State-In-A-Box (part 1 & 2) (15:42)
Modernite Part III (16:40)
Review: 1990s electronica duo Neural Network - renowned for their contemporaneity with the likes of Biosphere and Autechre - are currently seeing a large reissues campaign by the samaritans at the label Re:discovery. These 'Excerpts' highlight the bulk of their work made from 1993-1997, which, unlike their albums, didn't gain label / distributor traction at the time. Following up part one of the EP series that focuses on the period 1993-1995, these two cuts are the dreamiest cream of that year's ream. 'Brain-State-In-A-Box' is an unusual and almost creepy acid tune perhaps drawing on the 'jokey' presentation of tracks by the likes of AFX or BoC, while 'Modernite Part III' functions as a minimalistic, arpy, electro-bossa-nova reminiscer for deep-sea plungings.
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Unreleased Excerpts From 1997
Cat: RD 015. Rel: 10 Apr 23
Memory Circuits (6:12)
Lambent (4:34)
Jetstream (5:53)
Floatation (18:08)
Review: 1990s electronica duo Neural Network - renowned for their contemporaneity with the likes of Biosphere and Autechre - are currently seeing a large reissues campaign at the label Re:discovery. These 'Excerpts' highlight the bulk of their work made from 1993-1997, which, unlike their albums, didn't gain label / distributor traction at the time. This EP focuses on the lattermost year, compiling four wobbly, bubbly, depth-plunging and serene cuts - all with 808s or 808-ish snares mired in serendipitous pads - into a neat EP.
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Excerpts 1993-1995 Part 1
Cat: RD 013. Rel: 16 Mar 23
Aqueous (11:38)
Mechanical Heart (8:15)
Crimson (17:32)
Review: The work of 1990s German electronic group Neural Network is titularly apt for the times. The mood around public-facing AI like ChatGPT and DALL-E has aroused much anxiety and curiosity of late, and they're only the tip of the iceberg. Surprisingly enough for new listeners, though, they'll find that the work of Neural Network - renowned for their contemporaneity with the likes of Biosphere and Autechre - is serene compared to the current mood of AI furore. These 'Excerpts' highlight the bulk of their work made between 1993-1995, which, unlike their former albums, didn't gain label / distributor traction at the time.
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Picture In Picture
Picture In Picture (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: ITX 028. Rel: 31 May 23
At Dawn (3:13)
Room Of Mirrors (3:57)
Little Break (6:46)
Ultramarine (3:02)
Headache Pill (4:39)
Picture In Picture (3:12)
Deja Vu (4:48)
Review: The notes we were sent with this new entry into the Ilian Tape ITX Series read "Mushroom Tea Garden Ceremony". It is indeed a rather occult and freaky ambient oeuvre that will have you hallucinating and second guessing where dreams start and reality ends such is the wooziness of the music. It is smeared with odd samples - a sad string, a window creaking open, a distant horn, so is hugely evocative both emotionally but also in terms of the mental imagery it cooks up as it plays out. We don't really know much about NIMU, but this release has got us wanting more.
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Funny Valleys
Funny Valleys (12" + hand-numbered insert limited to 200 copies)
Cat: AMPL 004. Rel: 30 Mar 23
FV1 (8:03)
FV2 (8:38)
FV3 (8:37)
FV4 (9:06)
Review: The young but auspicious Amplify label is back with a four fearsome techno EP. Normal Stage is at the buttons and heads out on a warm and dreamy dub techno vibe that soon soothes your soul. 'FV2' is another eight-minute plus dub excursion that quickens the pace but is no less smooth and supple, while 'FV3' brings some airy and organic melodies up top that drift about with a curious charm. 'FV4' shuts down with the most masterfully empty dub of the lot - a wide open space in which to lose yourself and all your woes.
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Variierende Tone Vol 1
Variierende Tone Vol 1 (180 gram white vinyl 12" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: MELVA 01. Rel: 13 Oct 22
Polygonia - "Gaping Void" (6:18)
HRNR - "Delta" (7:21)
Andrea Cossu - "Ossia" (6:46)
Simone Bauer - "Halo" (5:50)
Natasha Giordano & Filip Sijanec - "Katabasis" (6:10)
Camilla Pisani - "Schenk Mir Deine Trane" (5:19)
Review: After the inaugural EP from Berlin-based collective Melantonia by the label's co-founders founders Hanna Maria and Mattia Onori, together with Feral and Plants Army Revolver, they're back with the first episode of a VA series "exploring uncharted sonic realms". The results check in somewhere between techno and ambient, harnessing the best of both. So Andrea Cossu's 'Ossia' pulsates with a Geiger Counter beat reminiscent of early Panasonic/Pansonic, Simone Bauer's 'Halo' is like Plaid doing dub and Camilla Pisani's 'Schenk Mir Deine Trane' uses field recordings and the distant strain of melancholic melody, all three, like everyone here, creating something fresh and previously unheard.
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Let's See
Let's See (12")
Cat: PA 002. Rel: 31 May 22
UCC Harlo - "Let's See" (2:32)
NY Graffiti - "UN" (UCC Harlo remix) (11:10)
NY Graffiti - "UN" (10:17)
UCC Harlo - "Let's See" (NY Graffiti remix) (4:53)
Review: For the second release on New York City's Peace Anthem Records, Annie Garlid
Aka UCC Harlo - a viola player and singer from Connecticut, living in Berlin - joins NY Graffiti for what the label so eloquently described itself as 'Ketamine-paced grooves, baroque miniatures, hazy-humid sonics, and dub inflections'. On the A side, you've got UCC Harlo serving up the minimal atmospherics of 'Let's See' awash in shimmering FM synth aesthetics, followed over on the flip by the evocative breaks of 'UN' by NY Graffiti, not to mention each of them delivering a remix of the other's track.
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Alben
Trance Frendz
Cat: ERATP 081LP. Rel: 02 Mar 16
20:17 (4:58)
21:05 (6:04)
23:17 (5:23)
23:52 (5:34)
00:26 (5:23)
01:41 (4:07)
03:06 (4:45)
Review: Iceland's Olafur Arnalds (Kiasmos) and German multi-instrumentalist Nils Frahm team up again for some breathtaking excursions in classical/ambient crossover bliss. Frahm's sombre piano passages gently dance over Arnalds' serene soundscapes and eerie field recordings on this bittersweet and emotive journey. What was meant to be a one hour video recording of the duo in action turned out to be an eight hour long improvisation session and these are some of the segments of the wonderful marathon recording. We particularly enjoyed the gorgeously haunting electronic soul captured on "23:52" where those analogue synth strings just rise and rise to an epic climax.
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Equilibrium
Cat: GM 049. Rel: 15 Dec 22
No Trees For Miles
Darkness From The Sun
Seas Of Stone & Sand
Ice On Fire
Review: Glacial Movements is the perfectly named home for this collaborative album between San Francisco-based musician and sound artist Brock Van Wey aka Bvdub and Italian sound artist Netherworld. As the title suggests, this is a record about finding the balance between the respective sounds of the two artists. And they manage it perfectly across cold and icy dub depths, wide open frozen ambient tundras and arching chords that bring beauty and light in the most slow and subtle of ways.
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Projections Of A Coral City
Cat: BALMAT 09. Rel: 09 Apr 24
Deep Call (6:31)
Hearts Aflutter (4:13)
Discovery (4:51)
Precipice (5:31)
Reach Out (5:55)
Review: Miami duo Coral Morphologic has linked up with Nick Leon for a debut collaboration here, Projections of a Coral City, which lands on the cultured Barcelona-based label Balmat. It's a lush listen that very much soothes mind, body and soul with its widescreen ambient synth scopes, suspensory pads and painterly strikes of sound. The mood is carefree and dreamy, occasionally rueful and introspective and always realised in a beautiful fashion. Here's hoping this might be the first of many collabs if this is the sort of work these artists can cook up together.
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Full On
Full On (clear vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: ALT 74. Rel: 29 Jun 23
Say Why (2:46)
In Voice 1 (0:44)
Junk Funk (1:12)
Ski (2:10)
Swimming (2:09)
Guitar Hero (2:35)
In Voice 2 (1:21)
Green (2:40)
Pop (2:29)
Teeth (2:53)
Found (3:30)
To Hold (2:39)
Amo (1:03)
Work It Out (1:15)
Phantasy (1:07)
Travel With Friend (2:59)
I'll Always (2:40)
Review: Lewis and Void take themselves out of their own stylistic realms on this Full-On album in order to explore new and unique collaborative worlds. They are both known for their work on Editions Mego and for pushing noise, abstract and ambient boundaries, seeking out their own voices in the extreme ends of the spectrum. They fire ideas back and forth at one another here in order to find a dialogue with their tools - guitars, synths, euro rack modular systems, voices, samples and outboard processing. It is brutal and playful in equal measure with wild new shapes, sounds and textures coming at you thick and fast.
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Facets
Facets (2xLP in die-cut sleeve limited to 150 copies)
Cat: LAD 021. Rel: 16 Nov 20
Fluxer Ult (5:26)
Rubber Beach (5:18)
Grain Facets (3:04)
Unfolding Harbor (4:10)
Myosychron (4:11)
To Continue (5:33)
Echo Donk (5:27)
Chrona (8:21)
Cinnamon Tropics (3:34)
Miniature Odyssey (6:10)
Intro To Geofoam (3:57)
Latitude (2:30)
Review: Last Spring, long-serving electronic experimentalist Norm Chambers (otherwise known as Jurgen Muller and Panabrite) was diagnosed with a rare form of sinus cancer after a period of ill health, During the time he spent waiting on news from his doctors, Chambers recorded what he thought would be his final sonic statement - an album called Facets that he rushed-out digitally. Here it lands on wax, alongside the happier news that so far Chambers' treatment has been a resounding success. Musically, Facets is a little more unsettling than some of the artist's work, with his usual fluid and dreamy ambient sounds being joined by angular and off-kilter beats, strange sounds and unsettling electronic rhythms. It's a formula that makes for interesting and occasionally intense listening.
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Grace
Grace (LP + insert)
Cat: FCRD 064LP. Rel: 19 May 23
Every Day (3:16)
Arne (3:33)
Opus (3:10)
Ralgo (4:38)
Elm (2:36)
Luz (3:32)
Lang (2:31)
Cielo (4:38)
Elm/2 (1:46)
Sign (4:04)
Lam (5:37)
Grace (4:13)
Cadenza (2:48)
Review: Humble folk compositions from Haruka Nakamura, a longtime fixture of the Tokyo singer-songwriter scene. From the outset, we can almost instantly tell the theme of Nakamura's 2018 album Grace: it's a waltzing meditation on daily life and lightly passed time - and our research proves this to be correct, with the album having been made carefully over three parts of a daily cycle. A crude but elegant blend of lo-fi elements, glorious soprano vocals and rough samplework make for an emotionally wide-ranging listen, from the outset of 'every day' to the closing 'cadenza'.
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Heide
Heide (CD)
Cat: DEN 359CD. Rel: 01 Jun 23
Heide I
Heide II
Heide III
Heide IV
Heide V
Heide VI
Heide VII
Heide VIII
Heide IX
Review: Named in honour of an experimental silent movie of the early 1920s, Polish duo Nanook of the North are a unique proposition: a collaboration between composer/violionist Stefan Wesolowski and electronic musician/guitarist Piotr Kalinski that defies easy categorization. Heide, the pair's second album, was recorded pretty much in the middle of nowhere, and its' musical blend of effects-laden ambient electronics, simmering strings and acoustic guitar motifs was reportedly inspired by "wildness and untamedness". It's a genuinely brilliant, ultra-atmospheric affair that uses repetition magnificently (a nod, we'd argue, to American minimalism) and benefits from guest contributions from mezzo-soprano Margarita Slepakova.
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Cast A Double Shadow
Cast A Double Shadow (limited baby blue vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: COS 002. Rel: 09 Feb 23
Open Secrets (3:51)
A Glass Touch (4:04)
Instant Memory (3:15)
Double Exposure (4:36)
Cast A Double Shadow (part 1) (8:47)
Cast A Double Shadow (part 2) (8:17)
Review: Ceremony Of Seasons drops its first two releases in quick succession and after Ross Gentry's inaugural ambient wine pairing, Brett Naucke now repeats the trick. He has written this lush ambient long player "to be paired with Conjured In Shadows, a Mendocino-grown, carbonic macerated Nouveau wine from the 2022 harvest." It is a superbly organic soundtrack with found sounds and plenty of evocative designs all bringing to mind a warm day outdoors on 'An Open Secret', celestial skies on 'A Glass Touch' and autumn melancholy on 'Private Life'. The flipside explores the rest of the season with icy melodies and candle-lit sounds that evoke hymnal solitude.
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F Lux
F Lux (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: DFA 2707. Rel: 05 Mar 24
Aora (6:07)
Tols (2:21)
Schinokapsala (4:48)
Hebust Cometh (5:27)
Haerstag (4:27)
This 1 (5:35)
Nothing In My Hand (4:57)
Parasymptofelia (5:15)
Review: Russian avant-garde sculptor namesakes Naum Gabo, AKA Jonnie Wilkes of Optimo and mastering engineer James Savage, drop their inaugural album, 'F. Lux.' The pair delve deep over eight tracks of cavernous ambiance, pummeling industrial techno and barren, windswept synthscapes, which are perfectly alluded to by Scottish painter Andrew Cranston's surreal artwork. In turns introspective and oppressive, the pair ditch their usual stylistic sensibilities for something altogether more longform and enveloping, allowing for full immersion in the cavernous soundworld. Highlights include opening wormhole 'Aora' and the deeply tense grindhouse resonances of the aptly named 'Hebust Cometh'. Wicked and bad.
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Heaven Come Crashing
Heaven Come Crashing ('deep ochre' vinyl LP + 7" + MP3 download code)
Cat: LPNNA 149X. Rel: 29 Aug 23
Our Wretched Fantasy (2:34)
Tetramorph (4:22)
Death & Limerence (5:09)
Nausea (5:00)
Promises (5:33)
Gayatri (7:48)
Heaven Come Crashing (feat Maria Bc) (5:17)
Sleepless (3:17)
The Price Of Serenity (5:47)
Our Wretched Fate (feat Maria Bc) (3:43)
Heaven Come Crashing (The Sight Below remix) (5:27)
Review: Brooklyn-based Rachika Nayer broke the mould with her startling 2021 debut, Our Hands Against the Dusk. She then proved that was no fluke with follow-up release, Fragments - more a collection of songs rather than an LP per se - and by 2022 had cemented herself as a darling of the chin-stroking music press with Heaven Come Crashing, a record that could not be more beautiful if it tried, but one which also manages to leave us feeling like something has had a huge impact on our lives. For the most part, Heaven is a blissful electronic album that pays homage to silent zeitgeists of nightlife culture - 6am walks through empty city streets with chosen family, moments of strange stillness, depth and quiet on a dance floor. But all that climaxes on the closing titular offering, which explodes into a symphony somewhere between DNTEL, Explosions In the Sky, and LTJ Bukem.
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The Midnight Club (Soundtrack)
The Midnight Club (Soundtrack) (gatefold "beyond the grave" swirl vinyl 2xLP + art print)
Cat: WW 166. Rel: 31 Jan 24
Brightcliffe (1:56)
Julia Jane (3:42)
Freedom From Desire (1:41)
Take Her For A Spin (3:51)
Turning Point (1:45)
Stalemate (2:17)
Important (2:59)
Dusty (part I) (4:20)
His Side/Her Side (3:42)
Wings (1:37)
Tell Me More (1:20)
Satellite (2:23)
Video Games (2:34)
Message (1:44)
The Witch (1:38)
Promise & Healing (3:39)
Anya (1:46)
Road To Nowhere (10:35)
Love Finds A Way (1:40)
Ritual (5:12)
Goodbyes (4:11)
Statue (6:04)
Dusty (part II) (4:13)
Fireflies (4:12)
Memorial (7:33)
Review: Created and directed by Mike Flanagan, The Midnight Club is a hit original Netflix series with a soundtrack by The Newton Brothers that now gets its own vinyl release thanks to Waxwork Records. It comes across four sides of gatefold orange and purple swirl vinyl and is a tasteful mix of orchestral and synth sounds that are coated in eerie ambient cues packed with emotion and darkness that embody the modo of the film which centers around the stories of eight terminally ill people who all live at the Brightcliffe Home hospice centre.
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Ray Collector
Ray Collector (gatefold picture disc 10" LP + booklet)
Cat: N 063. Rel: 18 Dec 23
Tape 01 (1:24)
Tape 02 (1:24)
Tape 03 (1:23)
Tape 04 (1:24)
Tape 05 (1:25)
Tape 06 (1:24)
Tape 07 (1:24)
Tape 08 (1:25)
Tape 09 (1:25)
Tape 10 (1:24)
Review: When he's not busy exploring the minutiae of electronic frequencies as Alva Noto, Carsten Nicolai likes to amuse himself with experiments like this one, where he sent magnetic tape and photographic film out to various parts of the world addressed to Mr Nemo from 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, hoping for the packages to be returned to him. The idea was these magnetic tapes and photosensitive films would pick be exposed to electromagnetic waves and radiation during their respective journeys, and so when he received his parcels back, he digitised the results and made this album, presented as a gatefold 10" with an eight-page booklet.
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Exit Simulation
Exit Simulation (limited CD)
Cat: KRANK 240. Rel: 30 Nov 23
1111
The Nite B4
U Care
Violently Rooted
Exit Simulation
Exits
Soma
Messages From Above
Lament
Violently Rooted Reprise
The Architect
Analysis Paralysis
Cascade
Review: A fresh, atmospheric sound is proferred by South Carolina singer and producer Nancy Blues in the form of her latest vinyl LP Exit Simulation, in which she cuts through the intertwined hazes of childhood memory and personal psychogeography to produce a veritably ultra-ambient dust cloud of sound in 13 tracks. At its core, the album trickles faintly forth from the watershed that is neo-soul - multi-layering her voice; harmonizing; pitting honest, raw rimshots-n'-crackles against contemporary stylistic cornerstones like lo-fi and night-bussy ambient electronica - all to evoke, convincingly, the mood of stasis in which she finds current solace in her current home of Charleston. Evocative of having found a newfound time and place to reflect, Blues conjures up the weekends of her youth, spent mesmerized at the ambient music of the slow-paced devotionals performed by the local Oklahoman church band.
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Exit Simulation
Exit Simulation (limited LP)
Cat: KRANK 240LP. Rel: 29 Nov 23
1111 (2:32)
The Nite B4 (2:49)
U Care (6:01)
Violently Rooted (3:44)
Exit Simulation (3:36)
Exits (1:40)
Soma (5:59)
Messages From Above (2:12)
Lament (1:30)
Violently Rooted Reprise (3:37)
The Architect (2:27)
Analysis Paralysis (1:09)
Cascade (3:00)
Review: South Carolina singer and producer Niecy Blues describes her songwriting process like an undertow: "I feel a strange pull, and let it carry me, following swirling leaves/whole days roll by, forgetting about the body." Their full-length debut, Exit Simulation, captures this sense of deep-rooted divination, cycling between simmering ballads, ghosted r&b, downtempo gospel, and looped vocal improvisations - often within the same track. The title is taken from a science fiction novel she read during the purgatory of the pandemic, alluding to a dimensional ideation of departure - "the permission to imagine leaving." Recorded in her current home of Charleston, she characterizes the album's mood in terms both reflective and raw: an exploration of things suppressed, foundations beginning to crack, "talking myself off a ledge." The music of Niecy Blues transposes reverie and reckoning into emotive devotionals of keys, guitar, bass, synth, and bewitched voice, steeped in sacred atmospheres gleaned from a youth spent in a religious Oklahoma household: "My first experience with ambient music was church - slow songs of worship, with delay on the guitar - even if you don't believe, you feel something."
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Horror Of The Hexham Heads
Horror Of The Hexham Heads (limited 'hexham stone' vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: LOTO 033. Rel: 04 Apr 24
Clearing The Earth (2:32)
Night Shapes (3:01)
Bedroom Intruder (1:41)
The Witch (2:19)
Images In Stone (2:19)
How Does Your Garden Glow? (0:57)
The Head Cult (3:03)
The Skull (2:55)
Ancient Or Modern? (2:30)
Psychic Playback (2:22)
Thoughtform (2:49)
The Doctor & The Werewolf (3:38)
Twilight Of The Celtic Gods (7:19)
Review: Horror of the Hexham Heads by The Night Monitor is a haunting and immersive journey into the realms of the unexplained. Inspired by the eerie electronic experimentation of the 1970s and the enigmatic lore of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, The Night Monitor skillfully weaves layers of analog synthesis and spectral ambience to create a spine-tingling sonic landscape. Listeners are invited to explore the murky depths of the paranormal saga surrounding the Hexham Heads, a pair of stone heads that mysteriously appeared in the town in 1971, with dissonant whispers and pulsating rhythms guiding them through the unknown. The result is a genuinely chilling experience that resonates with mystery and intrigue, capturing the essence of one of the weirdest supernatural news stories of the 1970s. Bob Fischer of Fortean Times aptly describes it as a "glorious celebration" of the unexplained.
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The Abyss Between A & B
The Abyss Between A & B (140 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: ABP 001. Rel: 29 Dec 22
Today (4:44)
Kudus Kids (5:30)
Storia Della Notte (6:35)
The Abyss Between A & B (5:59)
Regretamine (5:12)
Romantic Loops (6:07)
Review: A Beautiful Place label founder Noha (also head of Panick Panick) offers up his latest slice of sonic wonderment with The Abyss Between A&B. Hailing from Italy's great capital, Rome, but having lived in New York for some time, once that's clear you can't help but hear a mixture of old world musicality and modern - or indeed futuristic - production happening across this startlingly good, rather different electronic effort.
Comparing the first and second tracks alone is enough to prove this, with 'Today' and its beautiful beatless harmonies invoking a kind of ancient mystery, while the dub-stepp-y 'Kudos Kid' feels very much born in the clubs and streets of our time (while also nodding to another synth gem, Elektro Guzzi). From there, things continue to flit between those two worlds, combining lush soundscapes with infectious and often slightly off centre percussion, making for one of those outings that can make you move and dream.
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Flood City Trax
Flood City Trax (transparent beige vinyl LP)
Cat: ZIQ 452. Rel: 26 Oct 23
FCD (Floaty Cloud Dream) (4:20)
Orchid Juke (5:58)
Sun Juke (2:39)
Nondi Shadow (0:47)
Euphonic Daydream (1:30)
01-25-2022 (2:09)
Healing Rain (2:02)
Dusty (3:21)
Nostalgic Vision (2:39)
Long Ago (4:46)
Sentimental Juke (3:22)
Harmoyear (2:35)
Review: Johnstown, Pennsylvania isn't the first town on everyone's lips when it comes to deep dive electronics. But then, sadly, most people still don't seem to have encountered Nondi. Better known to some of those who have as Tatiana Triplin, the US producer and head of the 'net label HRR has developed a cult following for her experimental takes on some already quite leftfield electronic genres: breakcore and footwork, alongside Detroit-hued techno. What's remarkable about all this is the fact she confesses to only really having direct experiences of these genres online, as oppose to amid the sweat and frenzy of the situations they were first intended for. While this might lead some to assuming her work lacks authenticity, nothing could be further from the truth - it's all so authentic because the interpretations are entirely hers.
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Continua
Continua (limited clear vinyl LP + MP3 download code (indie exclusive))
Cat: LM 078LPC. Rel: 27 Jan 23
Continua (3:11)
My Soul Or Something (feat Kazu Makino) (3:50)
Process (3:00)
Woodland (feat Serpentwithfeet) (4:08)
Blue Hour (feat Julianna Barwick) (3:34)
Grasp (feat Coby Sey, Slauson Malone & Sam Gendel) (2:37)
We Are (feat HYUKOH) (3:46)
Condition (feat Toro Y Moi) (3:41)
Look Both Ways (feat Pink Siifu) (2:56)
All Over (feat Panda Bear) (3:01)
Skyline (3:12)
Different Life (feat Eyedress) (3:17)
Review: Los Angeles-born and raised Jason W. Chung aka Nosaj Thing is back on Lucky Me with a new album, more than 15 years into his career. Continua is his fifth album overall and this one finds him working with a top crew of collaborators including Toro y Moi, Sam Gendel, Pink Siifu, Panda Bear and Eyedress. Renowned for his ability to craft soundscapes that draw on his life in music from early punk and DIY shows to his sets at the famed Low End Theory, here he again cooks up an all-pervading mood of absorbing synth goodness. Some rides broke beats, some is abstract, all of it is gold.
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Continua
Cat: LM 078CD. Rel: 26 Jan 23
Continua
My Soul Or Something (feat Kazu Makino)
Process
Woodland (feat Serpentwithfeet)
Blue Hour (feat Julianna Barwick)
Grasp (feat Coby Sey, Slauson Malone & Sam Gendel)
We Are (feat HYUKOH)
Condition (feat Toro Y Moi)
Look Both Ways (feat Pink Siifu)
All Over (feat Panda Bear)
Skyline
Different Life (feat Eyedress)
Review: Nosaj Thing's fifth studio album, 'Continua' - his first full-length excursion since 2017 - earned plenty of plaudits when it first appeared on streaming platforms in the autumn. Listening to this belated CD edition, it's easy to see why. Warmer, deeper and dreamier than much of his work, it begins with the picturesque pianos-and-ambient pads of 'Continua' and ends with the drowsy, slow-motion electronic dream pop of 'Different Life' with vocalist Eyedress. In between, he shuffles between deep, breakbeat driven dreaminess ('My Soul or Something', with KAZ), chopped and screwed aquatic soul (the serpentwithfeet-sporting 'Woodland'), gently jazzy ambient soul ('Grasp', which features a trio of guests), ethereal hip-hop wooziness ('Look Both Ways' with Pink Siifu) and impeccable ambient pop (Panda Bear hook-up 'All Over').
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Two
Two (limited violet vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SCR 280LP. Rel: 21 Mar 24
No Words (6:09)
Inner Space (6:03)
Interlocking Mechanics (4:55)
Buildings (5:58)
In A Box (3:34)
Nocturnal Humans (3:05)
When We See (5:40)
Us (5:24)
Review: Sonic Cathedral share the debut album of Not Me But Us, Two, facilitating the Neapolitan duo's astonishing talent for production and pitch-bent melancholy. Made up of Bruno Bavota and Fabrizio Somma (aka. K-Conjog), this new effort blends each of their influences with echoes of ambient, techno, 2000s club culture, postclassical music and hints of post-rock, making for a fascinating electronica cocktail. Lending well to Bavota's usual piano-based pieces, the new collaborative approach, which fed a new interest in analog gear, also resulted in an effective vehicle to process grief and gaze into new horizons for the artists.
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33 34
33 34 (LP + MP3 download code limited to 300 copies)
Cat: EMEGO 312V. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Raw To The Core (4:24)
Keep Former (4:16)
Invisible Man (6:54)
Ok But No (7:12)
I/C/D/S (7:00)
Review: The Mego label name is synonymous with quality electronic music now for 30 years this year. One of the most important labels in Austria is still going as strong as ever. 33 34 is the second album by NPVR (Nik Colk Void and Peter Rehberg) and first in seven years. This album thrives on modular synthesis and otherworldly sound craftmanship. The eerie 'Keep Former' really intrigues the senses while 'Invisible Man' has an experimental and cool rhythm to it. 'Ok But No' sounds like you are waiting in some sort of teleport machine. Very cool. If you are into finding unique and different sounding music that is futuristic and soundtrack-like, then this is for you. This LP comes with MP3 download code and is limited to 300 copies.
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There Is A Place For Me
There Is A Place For Me (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: TAR 019. Rel: 01 Dec 23
Unlimited ()
Infinity
Memories
Mad World
Tryot
Wordless Mass
Stabilize
Track 8
There Is A Place For Me
Review: There are few borders to NTHNG's sounds. His debut album 'It Never Ends' made a big impression back in 2017 as it mixed up dub, deepness and techno and he has since impressed with plenty of lo-fi sounds and ambient bliss-outs on labels like Lobster Theremin and Lobster Sleep Sequence as well as dropping his more raw techno Delsin. Here he is in soundscaping mode again but also drops some slick electro, downbeat and Balearic sound on There Is A Place For Me on Transatlantic. It is a cosmic work of widescreen design and immersive effect.
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The Ladies Home Tickler & Other Exotic Devices
Registered Nurse
Nana Or A Thing Of Uncommon Nonsense
Back, Sack & Crack (Oxymoron version)
Human, Human, Human
Duelling Banjo's
Wisecrack
Registered Nurse (Tickler version)
Monsanto Moon
Review: The latest Nurse With Wound release takes a deep dive into Stephen Stapleton's arhives and returns with a radically expanded version of 1990 set The Ladies Home Tickler, a typically eccentric and out-there blast of sonic surrealism crafted from tape loops, spoken word samples, weird noises, fractured electronics, and shards of bass, synth and guitar. In this edition, the original album's two lengthy tracks ('Duelling Banjos' and 'Registered Nurse') come accompanied by six previously unreleased cuts recorded during the same sessions, but previously unreleased. While one of these is an alternative take on 'Registered Nurse', the rest are increasingly wild and pleasingly freeform soundscapes in Stepleton's distinctive style. An essential purchase for dedicated NWW fans.

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Ladies Home Tickler & Other Exotic Devices (remastered)
Ladies Home Tickler & Other Exotic Devices (remastered) (limited gatefold translucent red splattered vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: DPROMDLP 162. Rel: 04 Aug 22
Registered Nurse (The Second Coming/Come Organisation) (9:07)
Nana Or A Thing Of Uncommon Nonsense (bonus track) (11:24)
Back, Sack & Crack (Oxymoron Version, Automating Vol 1/United Dairies (11:24)
Human, Human, Human (bonus track) (5:44)
Duelling Banjo’s (Hoisting The Black Flag/United Dairies) (12:23)
Wisecrack (bonus track) (4:28)
Registered Nurse (Tickler version) (9:12)
Monsanto Moon (bonus track) (9:04)
Review: There has been a steady stream of Nurse With Wound material released and reissued recently, with the fathomless creaks of Salt Marie Celeste still looming in our lower registers. Now Dirter are digging right back to the start to present a definitive version of the very first Nurse With Wound venture, originally recorded back in 1980 with a line-up of Steven Stapleton, Jim Thirlwell and William Bennett. Although it wasn't released until 10 years later, this amalgam of tape cut ups, sludge and noise make for a compelling time capsule on the various extremes of sonic exploration that were to come from all three. As you might well expect, there are additional tracks included here you would never have heard before, making this one for long time fans as well as those just beginning their NWW journey.
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She & Me Fall Together In Free Death
She & Me Fall Together In Free Death (numbered trifold silver vinyl 3xLP + poster limited to 300 copies)
Cat: LGIA 1A1. Rel: 16 Feb 24
She & Me Fall Together In Free Death (18:06)
Black Is The Colour (5:27)
Chicken Concret (8:00)
Gusset Typing (5:44)
She & Me Fall Together In Free Death (Phospherous mix) (18:06)
Chicken Korma (9:05)
Fine Writin' (8:18)
She & Me Fall Together In Free Death (Funeral mix) (15:49)
Yellowed (5:19)
Seething Red (6:44)
Black (3:28)
Review: Nurse With Wound's She And Me Fall Together In Free Death originally came in 2003 and like much of Steven Stapleton's music it is not made with a specific setting or audience in mind. It is abstract and experimental and challenging though this one is slightly more accessible than some of his more mad works. It's a musical listen a strange concept that sees him wedding together trance-inducing Krautrock grooves with a traditional jazz standard some signature atonal musique concrete. This version comes across six sides of silver vinyl.
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A Monster's Expedition & Earlier Adventures (Soundtrack)
A Monster's Expedition & Earlier Adventures (Soundtrack) (gatefold orange vinyl LP + purple vinyl LP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: 8BIT 81592. Rel: 06 Jun 23
Through The Archway (1:17)
Exploratory (5:26)
A Sit By The Water (1:36)
A Monster's Expedition (0:34)
The Rain Cascades (1:54)
Walking Through Mists (4:52)
Sedentary Waters (1:22)
To Cross The Seas (1:40)
Between The Shoals (5:14)
Islands With An Ocean View (1:33)
Moving Evergreens (1:48)
Observatory (5:09)
The Thalassic Surrounding (0:21)
Making Friends (2:26)
Pushing Onwards (0:51)
Isocyanic Acid (9:30)
Credits (1:10)
Level Select (0:51)
Andromeda (1:39)
Delpinus (2:10)
Vela (4:11)
Ursa Minor (2:28)
Cassiopeia (1:28)
Taurus (3:52)
Ursa Major (0:38)
Perseus (1:28)
Journey (2:26)
Monoliths (0:27)
Orion (1:05)
Nova (0:25)
Nova 7 (1:45)
A Good Snowman Is Hard To Build (1:52)
Evergreen (2:32)
A Welcoming Presence (2:16)
Warm & Cosy (1:18)
Flutter (1:15)
Whist (1:29)
It Isn't Over (3:39)
The Big Picture (1:31)
Dreamworld Waltz (3:13)
A Friend, In Three Parts (6:02)
Review: A Monster's Expedition + Earlier Adventures is a double disc collection of music from four different video games (namely A Monster's Expedition, Sokobond, Cosmic Express and A Good Snowman Is Hard to Build) all composed by Eli Rainsberry, Allison Walker, Nick Dymond, and Priscilla Snow. Each one is utterly unique to the game and each one comes laden with beautiful soothing atmospheres delicately coloured with ponderous and whimsical melodies that will distract you from whatever you are doing they are so gorgeous. This is music to get lost in and it comes with superbly serene artwork from Andre Rodrigues.
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Shabason Krgovich Sage
Cat: IF 045. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Gloria (6:16)
Bruce (4:16)
Joe (4:27)
Old Man (3:45)
Don (3:50)
Patti (3:17)
Raoul (10:04)
Bridget (4:24)
Review: Joseph Shabason, Matthew Sage, and Nicholas Krgovich form a harmonious triangle, both musically and geographically. Hailing from Toronto, Colorado, and Vancouver respectively, they converged at Sage's barn studio nestled at the foot of the Rockies to explore their shared talent for finding beauty in life's mundane moments. Shabason, known for blending late 80s adult-contemporary and smooth jazz aesthetics into ethereal soundscapes, joins forces with Sage, who combines instrumental prowess with synthesis and field recordings to evoke the natural world's whimsy and profundity. Completing the trio is Krgovich, whose observational poetics add a relatable touch to their calm expressionism. Their collaborative album, warmly Shabason, Krgovich, Sage extends the wry and melancholic micro-miracles established in their previous works.
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