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Alben
Murmer Of The Bath Spirits
Cat: STREP 064. Rel: 12 Apr 23
Track 1 (23:31)
Track 2 (24:31)
Review: With an artist name like Dali Muru & The Polyphonic Swarm, and an EP title of Murmer of The Bath Spirits, the fact at least part of this record features a narrative about spiritual awakenings in bath houses, set to an eerie, atmospheric ambient soundscape, will surprise very few people. A 15-minute trip into the ether, noises and tones are as wet as they are warm, and the experience like heading out to uncover a faery land mystery.
Things get a little less specific on the appropriately christened 'Track 2', which moves us on from the dreamy quiet into a place that's more forceful, purposeful, harsh, perhaps even darker. Hypnotic loops set above staccato beats, grabbing hi hats and other elements as the track grows in ear worm qualities with each second.
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Darker Days
Darker Days (3xCD box set + booklet)
Cat: MRKR 456. Rel: 31 Aug 22
Raven's Wing (CD1: Exterminating Angel 1980)
Forced Landing
Arp's Carpet
Chameleon
Crown Of Thorns
No, Nothing, Never
Laughing Up Your Sleeve
Flightless Birds
Crib Death
Diving Belle
Me, Myself, & I
Uninvited Guests
Trapped
Window (CD2: Window 1982)
Don't Bother
The Metal Benders
Mr. Potatohead
Nudes In The Forest
Sleep
Danger Dancer
Eternal Return
Second Warning
Meadowlands/Down To Elephantine/Letters From The Dead (CD3: Darkest Before Dawn 1989)
Darker Days
Shod With Boots Of Ether
In Sickness & In Health
The Haunted Child
Lost In The Shuffle
Giantess
The Disappearance
Wheel Whirl-Thing
Equestrian
Pedestrian
Rise To Fall
Heroine
Review: For the uninitiated, Robin Crutchfield was one of the key early figures in New York's infamous "no wave" music scene, first as part of influential band DNA and then as the leader of his own outfit, Dark Day. This essential three-CD set tells the story of the hard-to-pigeonhole outfit's original incarnation between 1979 and 1989, offering a chronological trip through the pitch-black corners of the unique combo's slim but perfectly formed catalogue. The Dark Day sound was undoubtedly unique, with Gary Numan-ish synth sounds and arty, stylised vocals being underpinned by heavy, loose-limbed rhythms provided by two drummers. The accompanying booklet tells the story of the band in decent detail, too, making it as much an introduction as a celebration.
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Blemish (reissue)
Blemish (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 387687 3. Rel: 20 Oct 22
Blemish (7:53)
The Good Son (5:53)
The Only Daughter (5:29)
Track 4 (5:15)
The Heart Knows Better (7:44)
She Is Not (0:46)
Late Night Shopping (2:46)
How Little We Need To Be Happy (3:22)
A Fire In The Forrest (4:04)
Trauma (5:36)
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Manafon (reissue)
Manafon (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 387687 6. Rel: 06 Sep 22
Small Gods (5:44)
The Rabbit Skinner (4:50)
Random Acts Of Senseless Violence (7:07)
The Greatest Living Englishman (6:40)
125 Spheres (4:59)
Snow White In Appalachia (6:40)
Emily Dickinson (5:46)
The Department Of Dead Letters (3:07)
Manafon (5:10)
Random Acts Of Senseless Violence (Dai Fujikura remix - bonus track) (6:37)
Review: Since the glorious synth pop years of Japan, David Sylvian has journeyed into many other realms as a musician. The experimental nature of his formative band set the tone for a career of genuine intrigue, demonstrated wonderfully on this compelling album from 2009, reissued as a double vinyl release to foil some astronomical second hand prices. Manafon centres around pieces of free improvisation, experimental rock and chamber music, with Sylvian's eloquent voice guiding your ear through all manner of fascinating soundscapes and story scenes. With contributors including Christian Fennesz, Evan Parker, Keith Rowe and Toshimaru Nakamura, this is a widely hailed piece of leftfield art that ranks as one of the brightest jewels in Sylvian's glittering career.
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De Leon
De Leon (limited LP)
Cat: Mana 19. Rel: 17 Apr 23
Track 1 (4:31)
Track 2 (2:38)
Track 3 (2:09)
Track 4 (6:26)
Track 5 (6:12)
Track 6 (5:09)
Track 7 (4:32)
Review: It's always pretty refreshing to come across a collective that don't really want people to know they exist. Or at least they prefer to stay on the shadowy side of anonymity, contrasting the Insta-reliant (or should that be TikTok these days?) music age. A time when bands, producers and acts are often forced against their will to be present and visible and searchable, simply to have a chance of surviving. Let alone success.
De Leon are something of an enigma then. What we can say is these guys have been exploring field recordings, 'outernational rhythms' (their words, not ours), and the sounds that exist on the edges of dance music for some time. Informed by the elements - much of what's here invokes, or is the direct result of, interactions with air, wood, and metal - the result is essentially your own personal gong bath. So dive in, the sounds are lovely.
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Space Oddities: 1975-1979
Cat: BB 068LP. Rel: 26 Feb 15
Surrounding Seas (3:09)
Light Flight (3:19)
Blazing Skyline (3:25)
Leavin My Place (4:12)
The Cool Brain (2:06)
Black Safari (3:11)
Gates Of Pop Empire (1:49)
Dreams In The Wind (2:10)
Touch As Much (2:38)
Strange Form (5:22)
The Orion Belt (3:19)
Rainbow Rays (2:17)
Like The Wind You Are (2:55)
Litha (2:37)
Review: Jean Pierre Decerf's records have been sampled by top talent in the game (Wu-Tang Clan's RZA) and have also been massively inspirational to the likes of indie talent such as Air. However, the Parisian has always been something of a recluse and it's only now that his best moments have been collected into a definitive compilation by Born Bad Records. As both the cover and title suggest, this stuff is pure psychedelia from start to finish and tracks like "Like Flight" are simply stunning, where freaky guitar riffs meet with twisted synth patterns, funky percussion swings and seductive vocals. Not to exaggerate or anything but this LP might well be the best thing that's landed here at Juno HQ this week and you'd be silly not to pick it up. Essential electronic and discofied innovations.
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Superstructure
Cat: LI 008. Rel: 17 Feb 06
Superstructure
Urban Practise
Wolkenbugel
Perspective, Moscow
Habitation
Dirty Realism
Miniaturasition
Review: Bringing together a joint history that could keep Simon Schama in brogues for the rest of his days, "Superstructure" marks the union of Christopher Dell - author, director of the Institute for Improvisation Technology Insel and, most importantly, World-renowned vibraphone player - and Roman Flugel (aka Alter Ego, Acid Jesus, Soylent Green etc.). The results are predictably awesome. Plundering styles like coked up Vikings, 'Superstructure' flickers into life through the opening title-track, wherein a Jelinek-esque cushion of wing-clipped syncopations and glitch-fed jazz rustle towards a muted conclusion. Preventing any kind of complacency, Dell & Flugel immediately swap scripts, inviting cascading xylophones and throaty breaks for the duration of "Urban Practise"; a sound which is abandoned wantonly for the scattered vibes-drum duet of "Miniaturisation" and the Hancock flirtations of "Wolkenbugel". Dabbling in blue-sky techno on "4 Door Body Cell", hypno-glitch for "Dirty Realism" and jazz-tickled drum & bass "Habitation", Dell & Flugel prove they're jack of all trades, master of, well, most...
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Tall Vision Of The Voyage
Tall Vision Of The Voyage (black & grey splattered vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PMVXLP 04. Rel: 28 Sep 23
Keohane's Rhythm (feat Kiran Leonard) (3:41)
Sunbeam 1000hp (feat Bingo Fury) (3:44)
Half Mile Down (feat Slaughter Beach Dog) (2:48)
White Dawn Fog (feat Anna B Savage) (4:52)
Iolaire (feat Morfydd Clark & Mabe Fratti - part 1) (4:52)
Iolaire (feat Morfydd Clark & Mabe Fratti - part 2) (5:22)
Iolaire (feat Morfydd Clark & Mabe Fratti - part 3) (4:10)
Iolaire (feat Morfydd Clark & Mabe Fratti - part 4) (2:41)
Review: Talk about taking risks. Delmer Darion's jaw-dropping second album is like no other you'll hear this autumn. Trust us. Taking inspiration from legendary tales like Jules Verne's Voyages Extraordinaires, the record is split into two powerful halves. On the one side, industrial electronica and bewitching vocals meet in this abrasive but beautiful sonic place that owes as much to darkroom pop as it does experimental synth-dom. Blending elements of shoegaze, ambient and doom folk, it's a place thick with mystery and awe, wonder and, to a lesser extent, fear, and one you want to spend plenty of time in. Part two, meanwhile, does away with what small amount of convention was there before, and opts for an 18-minute spoken word masterpiece, rooted in Arthurian lore but at surface level focused on the 1919 sinking of HMY Iolair, off the coast of Stornoway.
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Death Is Home
Death Is Home (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: HTH 172. Rel: 16 Nov 23
Not Defined By The Visible (5:09)
Immortelle (3:45)
Lick Your Wounds (3:56)
Dimensional Spleen (feat Slikback) (3:00)
The Infinite Chemistry Of The Betwixt (1:40)
Unborn Yet Alive (2:59)
Mind Era (4:29)
The 7th Element (3:27)
Prophet Club (3:52)
Azoth Eyes (7:57)
Review: We live in a vastly different world to the one Aisha Devi presented her last album to. The critically acclaimed DNA Feelings was a dark, ethereal, world-making record, the kind of thing that lures you deeper into incredibly original soundscapes that feel born from theatre as much as rave culture. Five years on, the follow up Death Is Home arrives and picks up where its predecessor left off, opening on the menacing, tense and eerie 'Not Defined By The Visible'. Release information puts this as her most personal record to date, and while we'll have to take that as gospel it's certainly - and remarkably - even more explorative than ever. Tracks like 'Unborn Yet Alive' marry weird choral, twisted art rock, euphoric electronica, and more. 'Lick Your Wounds' is a synthesised opera looking for a new Terminator movie (and hopefully a good one), while 'Azoth Eyes' leaves us in completely unfamiliar territory, closing out with impact that's hard to compare.

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Goats & Distortions 5
Goats & Distortions 5 (180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: DEN 361LP. Rel: 16 Aug 21
O (4:09)
Island 92 (4:39)
808 14 4 (3:43)
Goats & Distortions 1 (1:11)
Tempete Et Stress (4:26)
Il Grande Silenzio (3:33)
M (2:43)
Goats & Distortions 2 (3:10)
Your Reign Is Over (5:16)
Griot Dub (4:42)
Review: Belgian-German band Dictaphone are back with a fifth album that follows on from their highly acclaimed last full length ARP70. One again here leader Oliver Doerell is joined by partners Roger Doring on clarinet and saxophone, and Alex Stolze on violins. The band continue to explore their notion of morbid instruments with an old tale machine and shadowy bass clarinet adding to the many layers of intriguing and mystery. The tracks here are ghostly and spooky, with 10 different journeys into sombre musical darkness that are never austere, but always fascinating. Timely, minimal and unusual, this is a quietly compelling masterpiece.
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Liederbuch
Liederbuch (LP + insert)
Cat: BBLP 420. Rel: 01 Sep 22
Liederbuch (Einklang) (2:50)
Traum Der Welt (0:44)
Sie Kam Zu Dir Und Malte Blaue Blumen (1:59)
Gluecklich Traurig Seltsam (4:48)
Goldene Barken (2:12)
This Is Neil Armstrong (2:15)
Kip Eulenmeister (version) (3:49)
Sweet Bird (2:53)
Leguan Ratselmann (4:06)
Nordhaus (3:17)
Mitternacht (2:49)
Das Bist Du (1:52)
Silkenwind (2:04)
Quittenmarmelade (2:18)
Fange Die Welle (2:57)
Gruss Zum Mond (2:30)
Liederbuch (Ausklang) (2:18)
Review: Talk about creating a universe for yourself. Die Welttraumforscher, or World Dream Explorer, is an imagined musical trio with cosmic tendencies conjured by the mind of Swiss electronic composer Christian Pfluger. Active since 1981, 41 years in and the project is still going very strong and admired by a cult legion of international fans alongside some of the most influential contemporary synth doyens.

Liederbuch is the first new material in some time, an event that will be celebrated by many. Largely rooted in psychedelic indie-tronica, downbeat lounge-worthy beats, and blissful acoustic alt-balladry, it's a beautiful collection showcasing the ingenuity inherent in the music of a truly enigmatic artist who, despite focusing largely on the same endeavour for four decades now, has never remained still for long.
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Nocturnalia
Cat: MOJ 15. Rel: 30 Jan 23
Morfogenesis Incluye Yachay & Monada Y Pleuroma (11:13)
Vegetal (6:41)
Invierno Mesmerizing Incluye Nocturnalia Y Session De Espiritismo (6:57)
Cuesta E Magia ! La Vita Reale Se Atende (8:38)
Ultratom Vrs La Momia (8:21)
Menguante Creciente (7:03)
A La Puerta Del Tempio Sin Vocal (8:24)
Bello Como Tabula Parlante Incluye E Sigilo Y Escala (7:29)
Review: Digregorius is back on the My Own Jupiter label with an adventurous double album that features plenty of rather epic electro workouts. Many of them even have adventurous track titles such as opener 'Morfogenesis Incluye Yachay & Monada Y Pleuroma', which is a dark and broody scene setter that drops you deep into outer space. 'Vegetal' has intriguing melodies and busy rhythms flecked with Latin percussive flair and soundtrack motifs. 'Invierno Mesmerizing Incluye Nocturnalia Y Session De Espiritismo' is a mind warping mix of talk box vocals, chattery drums, busted kick and wonky synths. The hard to define madness continues across a land more wild and wonderful electro experiments.
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Dip Friso
Cat: REAL 006. Rel: 27 Feb 24
I'll Get To Hiding (3:21)
The Conversation (5:05)
Thin Ayrshire (2:55)
A Sorry Business (2:55)
Another Country (4:17)
Midnight (2:09)
Review: Scottish electronic oddity Murray Collier returns on his own Real Landscape imprint - the sole preserve of this production alias - for a self-titled outing. His fifth release under the moniker certainly confirms what we already knew; this project is the work of a musical auteur, and is every bit as unique to the talent behind it as the label and EP name. Attempting to describe what's here isn't easy, then. 'The Conversation' uses mechanically precise percussion to lay out its otherworldly groove. 'Thin Ayrshire' goes lo fi and psychedelic, a track that sounds almost like a rural ritual being performed by a lost humanoid species. 'I'll Get To Hiding' is delightfully lackadaisical in vibe, strutting, shuffling, and stepping its way through what could be categorised as pop-r&b fed through the weird machine, and even that wouldn't come close.
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Gespielt von: Alexis Le-Tan
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For Instance
For Instance (numbered 180 gram lathe-cut vinyl LP limited to 50 copies)
Cat: KIN 044. Rel: 17 Jan 24
Krakatoa (3:54)
Divide By 4 (3:34)
Extraction (4:01)
Genu Varum (4:22)
Isokinetic (3:23)
Flexion (3:30)
Titicaca (3:59)
873-GDF (4:37)
Hypnodelia (2:59)
Tethered (3:14)
Review: We hope this isn't your first encounter with Kinetik, the impressively consistent Greek electronic label. If it is, we're sure it won't be your last. Exploring the imprint's archives is highly recommended, with arstists including Eric Random, Stephen Malinger, Dataman, Neural Network, Kodokushi, and Fezayafirar all having contributed to this amazing back catalogue of exploratory, often minimal electronic music. While you're in there, Diskinesia's For Instance is bound to come up. Originally released in 2015, listening back now, halfway or so through the next decade, it's lost none of its understated magic. From the subdued stabs and stepping drums of 'Extraction', and the sharp 'lectro breaks on '873-GDF', 'Flexion''s hypnotic, heads down, floor packing vibes and 'Krakatoa', with its low tempo, fade in-fade-out looped tension, it's multifaceted stuff that won't grow old fast. If ever.
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Sugar Dada
Cat: FATA 02. Rel: 01 Jun 21
You Make Me Feel So Good I (4:22)
Sit On My Face (2:43)
Love Blow Dem 40 (4:49)
Psy Rance (4:44)
1Tension (8:17)
You Make Me Feel So Good II (4:11)
Would You Like To Be A Gearstluz Too? (4:33)
Review: Two years ago, the fabulously named DJ F16 Falcon debuted with a seven-inch single that pulled dub in twisted new directions. There's a similarly oddball feel to the up-and=coming French producer's first mini-album, a seven-track selection in which pitched-down, dancehall-influenced rhythms and mutant dub grooves are cannily combined with vibrant, Pilotwings style Balearic synths and other ear-pleasing, retro-futurist sounds. Our picks include sleazy opener 'You Make Me Feel So Good', the Tolouse Low Trax-goes-synth-funk eccentricity of 'Love Blow Dem 40', the feverish downtempo creepiness of '1Tension' and the deliciously immersive, loved-up bliss of 'Would You Like To'.
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DJ Marcelle: The Musical
Cat: 642216 9. Rel: 10 Oct 22
This Record Is Scratched (4:49)
Voted Best DJ School (25% Off) (7:32)
Soups On Tour (5:33)
The Quarantine House Party Try-Out (0:43)
Smacznego! (16:36)
Review: Amsterdam DJ, producer and radio broadcaster DJ Marcelle serves up a second album with Berlin label 'Play Loud! Productions. It is one filled with unique rhythms and rich sound designs that sound like nothing else, all with a D.I.Y. attitude at their heart. There is rhythmic and stylistic freedom here right from the off. 'This Record Is Scratched' is a bouncy workout with bright synths and drilling bass. 'Voted Best DJ School (25% Off)' is a minimal and abstract cut while 'Soups On Tour' is weird and hypnotic tackle for the afters. 'The Quarantine House Party Try-Out' is a whirr of malfunctioning machines and 'Smacznego' is sixteen minutes of experimentalism.
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Jade District
Jade District (limited transparent teal vinyl LP)
Cat: SILK 140. Rel: 04 Apr 23
Dusk Light (5:01)
Midnight Mind (4:28)
Fever Drip (3:49)
Pressure Float (4:45)
Jade District (4:40)
Botanicals (4:49)
Step In (4:26)
My World (4:41)
Review: DJ Panthr is the "shadow self" (or, as we'd put it, alternative alias) of Hunter P Thompson, better known for his genre-bending ambient house and ambient techno releases as Akasha System. 100% Silk describes 'Jade District' as a 'technoid night ride inspired by the fern-shoruded neon streets' of South Tabor in his home city of Portland. It's an atmospheric and fairly accurate description all told, with Thompson combining his usual dreamy chords and colourful sonics with grooves and musical motifs more often associated with electro, acid, sci-fi techno, 'Artificial Intelligence' style IDM and hypnotic dub techno. What unites it all, aside from the colourful stylishness of the whole thing, is a pervasive sense of loved-up, wide-eyed tactility.
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Relentless Trills (remastered)
Cat: BKEDITDS 24V. Rel: 05 Jul 21
RT1 (4:56)
RT2 (6:28)
RT3 (5:45)
RT4 (5:31)
RT5 (6:22)
RT6 (6:53)
Review: A very special set right here from Melbourne's DJ Plead for Boomkat's Editions series. Relentless Trills is a loosely woven menu of beats that dig into Plead's own heritage but also his love for dancehall, dub and hip-hop. All named by number in true beatmaker fashion, the focus is on the scenery each cut sets as we gently duck and dive from the subverted ESG-style basslines and eastern horns of 'RT1' and Saharan march of 'RT2' to the heavier Timbaland-reminiscent beats of 'RT5' or the dreamier delights of the decaying euphoria and ambient nature of the finale 'RT6'. Relentlessly good.
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3
3 (LP)
Cat: DOME 3. Rel: 03 Oct 19
JASZ (3:49)
AR-GU (5:21)
AN-AN-AN-D-D-D (4:14)
BA-DR (4:09)
D-D-BO (3:51)
NA-DRM (1:44)
UR-UR (2:29)
DANSE (4:30)
DASZ (6:16)
ROOS-AN (2:42)
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Le Composant Compositeur
Le Composant Compositeur (limited LP + CD + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: FFL 089LP. Rel: 16 Jan 24
Le Petit Geant (LP) (3:40)
Secoue Le Flipeur (3:56)
Flash-Back (3:36)
Bombes Fluo (4:32)
Aurora Bay (3:42)
Choc D'Amour (4:41)
Le Composant Compositeur (8:37)
Le Grand Geant (5:31)
Secoue Le Flipeur (bonus CD - unreleased version)
Generique (unreleased track)
Pile Ou Face (unreleased track)
Sous Le Moi (demo)
Pile Ou Face (Inaudible 1)
Dans Le Dedale (unreleased live)
Le Composant Compositeur (alternate version)
Un Decomposant, Des Composants (unreleased track)
Pile Ou Face (EP version)
Bombe Fluo (unreleased version)
Review: To say Philippe Doray and his Asociaux Associes finished the 1970s with creative fervour would be an understatement. First we had 1976's Ramasse-Miettes Nucleaires, then two years after that there was the equally potent Nouveaux Modes Industriels. Both were heralded as ahead of their time, at the time, bringing together strange, otherworldly pop, spacey prog, prototypes of Krautrock and impassioned poetry. Le Composant Compositeur followed, and in their own words marked the beginning of a new era in the 'Antisocial Associates' project (to use the English translation). It's a marvellous addition to the collection, too, a series of sharp, edgy, mutant pop tracks, weirdo brass experimentation, compressed electro, dubby ideas, and twisted, acid-spiked fairground themes.
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Gaia: Selected Ambient & Downtempo Works 1996-2003
Gaia (Ethereal Fantasy) (5:05)
Stars (7:07)
Tour 5 Modern Blue Asia Soundscapes For Ocean Therapy (Like A Music Therapy) (5:07)
Healing Moon - Tsuki No Iyashi Umi No Mahou (4:10)
The Genesis: Yoga (New Age Ambience) (6:49)
Voyage (Dive To The Future Sight) (8:18)
Iruka Tachi To Asonda Kioku/Under Water (8:05)
Rain (5:50)
LEA (Mirror Coordinate mix) (6:06)
The Rebirth/(Jinsei Nante Konnamono) Sou Omotta Shunkan Ni Jinsei Wa Owaru (4:37)
Cosmic Blue (5:47)
Image-Respect-Love Anata Ga Jiyu Ni Naru Toki/Into The Blue (Haha Naru Umi Ga Rhythm De Oshiete Kureru Koto) (5:05)
Love Ate Alien (3:37)
Daichi No Uta (7:13)
Island Humming (6:48)
Review: A fantastic introduction to a Japanese electronic artist who has simultaneously influenced many while flying well under the radar, Gaia: Selected Ambient & Downtempo Works presents a deep dive into the world of Dream Dolphin, a producer who began releasing music under this moniker at the age of 16 and was brought up on classic Italian songs before discovering the likes of PIL, Yellow Magic Orchestra and The KLF. Amazingly, even thought there's a good chance you'd never heard of her before now, Dream Dolphin, also known as Noriko, released a staggering 20 albums in just eight years, and 18 of the tracks from that catalogue are here now. The vast majority never available on vinyl before, they span IDM, ambient, downbeat, trance, organic experimental and more, making this a real trove.
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OG23
OG23 (LP)
Cat: ST 1044. Rel: 22 Feb 24
Track 1 (17:32)
Track 2 (21:10)
Review: Kevin Drum is often cryptic in his work and that didn't change here on OG23, a record on Streamline that after a long wait for fans now arrives, at last, on vinyl. It features just two pieces of music, one on each side, and both are isolated soundscapes from deep under the surface of the sea. The Chicago artist layers up subtle drones and spaced-out electro signifiers, otherworldly ambiance and deft sound designs that all empty your mind and allow a little paranoid to seep in, such is the creepiness of their atmosphere. It's a magnificent work of quiet artists that is stuffed with evocative sonic imagery.

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Gamma Tag
Gamma Tag (CD limited to 150 copies)
Cat: NE 103. Rel: 21 Feb 24
Amnesiac
Every Voice At One
N3N
Gamma Tag
Tick
Profiteer
Stalking Star
Review: Seven arresting, original new exercises from E-Saggila aka Canadian producer Rita Mikhael. She wears her love of dub on her sleeve - see the slow motion skank of 'Amnesiac' aming others - but not in the usual reassuring, bubbling echoes of dub techno, aiming for something much more angular and alarming. "Breaks remain staccato hammers," says the blurb, with maximum accuracy, "and kicks are cast to negate cardiac systems," while the rhythms veer from off kilter to nailed down and the sonics vary from the lush to the caustic. This territory to the left(field) of electronica is over saturated with identikit productions, but Mikhael does it like you've never quite heard before.
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Relativiteit Van De Omgeving
Relativiteit Van De Omgeving (limited translucent green vinyl LP)
Cat: NNF 388. Rel: 04 Apr 23
Omgeving (intro) (1:06)
Vertraag! (4:51)
Uurwerk (2:37)
Mistbank (1:26)
Vrije Vlucht (3:20)
Maansteen (2:45)
Refractie (0:51)
Zaailing (4:29)
Waterpartij (2:31)
Schaatsenrijder (3:05)
Reflectie In De Schemering (2:54)
Omgeving (3:53)
Review: Belgian synthesist David Edren has a sterling reputation as part of the rapidly re-blossoming (if that's a word) New Age music scene. Once the preserve of hippies-cum-proto-hipsters who preferred must to musk and were well ahead of their time in terms of things like seaweed-based chocolate alternatives and not being bastards to the planet, in the 21st Century their values, and at least some of their favourite sounds, are finally becoming mainstream.
Over 12 tracks, Relativiteit Van De Omgeving reveals itself to be an incredibly visual experience, both in terms of creation and consumption. Apparently, Edren was picturing widescreen imagery of the tracks themselves, from meteor showers to the miniature jungle of an urban greenhouse. This is reflected in the tones themselves, which move from earthy and woody ('Uurwerk') to cosmic ('Schaatsenrijder'), and back again.
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Tom's By Two
Cat: RREP 08. Rel: 23 Sep 21
Tom's By 2 (10:30)
UniFi (Slab Creek version) (7:45)
Review: Elite Beat is an Oregon sextet who are on a mission to dub the world. And they're doing a fine job of it too, with this new 12" featuring two more killer cuts. 'Tom's By 2' is a dreamy vibe with mystic and psychedelic sax leads that drift off into the cosmos. The tumbling drums roll along nice and steady and keep you locked in this most Iive-sounding of jams. It's warming body music at an inviting tempo but the vibe switches on the flip side. A slower, more inward looking sound resides in the plump dub drums. Sub-bass and swirling drums flesh it out to perfection.
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Good Night (reissue)
Good Night (reissue) (LP + insert)
Cat: DE 299. Rel: 03 Aug 23
The Street Enters The House (2:38)
Overthere Comes Overhere (2:36)
A Tunnel With Curves (2:28)
Surrounded By Trees (2:13)
A Light Moves Across Curtains (3:22)
Weightless (2:34)
No Longer (2:17)
Running In The Dark (4:12)
Moving In The Rain (2:23)
On A Beach Lost At Sea (2:01)
The End Of The Road (1:06)
And Fall Alseep (1:44)
An Entry Corridor (2:24)
Outwards & Across (3:14)
Goodnight (2:43)
Review: Ian Elms dropped his now cult classic Good Night album back in 1992. It is widely regarded as a synth masterpiece that drew on the minimal thinking of the Berlin scene, the occult charm of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and a DIY vibe from the early electronic punk world. Across 15 tracks constructed largely from voice and synthesizer, he captured fragments of emotion and embellished them with live drums, samples and a Polymoog Keyboard 280a. It has a haunting and noir charm that has made original copies impossible to find and super expensive if you do. Thankfully, Dark Entries now reissue this special record with a postcard featuring photos and notes from Elms.
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Drunken Love
Cat: HK 047LP. Rel: 03 Aug 23
Cruxify All The Phophets (4:20)
DRUNK In LOVE/HATE!!!!!!!!!! (5:03)
DEATH CODE E666 (4:57)
Makkorsisi6 66.6668 (4:31)
Whiom8warwombe66 (7:37)
Do You Like Feeling Awakeee33 Cult 8 (3:32)
Whiom8warwomb5 Avecaffection (2:38)
INTRACLOUDG66 6 (6:01)
Review: Duma's Lord Spikeheart and serial collaborator Elvin Brandhi come totters for some mind-boggling left-of-centre sounds here on Drunken Love. These are unhinged sounds that feed the noise of bands like Napalm Death into an industrial grinder and come out even more demented no the other side. Core to it is Brandhi's unique vocal treatments which make use of a singular sampler technique and have been present throughout her work. Even the Francis Bacon-esque cover art is brilliantly grotesque yet alluring. Though not for the faint of heart, the is a fascinating record.
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Does It Look Like I'm Here? (remastered)
Does It Look Like I'm Here? (remastered) (limited translucent green & black vinyl 2xLP + booklet + MP3 download code with obi-strip)
Cat: GI 408LPC1. Rel: 30 Aug 23
Candy Shoppe (4:41)
The Cycle Of Abuse (4:48)
Double Helix (3:07)
Science Center (4:28)
Genetic (12:04)
Goes By (4:12)
Does It Look Like I'm Here? (7:30)
Summerdata (4:33)
Shade (4:03)
It Doesn't Arrive (3:24)
Now You See Me (3:28)
Access Granted (3:45)
Review: Emeralds really are the gift that keeps on giving. And giving. tTe Cleveland, Ohio-trio have around 40 releases out, which landed in rapid succession over a period of about four years. Many are self-facilitated CDs and cassettes, nodding to a 'record everything' mentality that keeps them front of mind, and invites listeners into their development, wrong turns and staggering successes. Within that insanely long oeuvre, formal releases bookend mini eras, each showcasing a slightly refined, retuned and rethought sound. Does It Look Like I'm Here? is no different, offering the most beautiful and crystalline music this outfit has made to date. Up against the epic-dominated preceding outings, where ten minute tunes abound, things are more 'standard album format here', with a couple of exceptions. But the tracks are not bound by uniformity or rules of this or that, and instead feel just as expansive.
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Actoma
Actoma (LP + MP3 download code in die-cut sleeve limited to 300 copies)
Cat: SODA 012LP. Rel: 15 Mar 23
MWLHWOF-4 (3:29)
Upqp (3:42)
Skor (2:16)
Nooumenon (5:53)
Saxd (3:23)
NIAUW (2:43)
My TK1 (2:53)
Coufal (1:31)
Micle (3:59)
Begin_m (2:56)
Barrel Arbor (2:51)
Review: New York-based musician James Emrick is well known for working with Kinetic Media and is a masterful sound designer who has scored several projects. This is his new full-length and one that finds him making use of an array of granular and feedback processes within Max/MSP environments "to arrive at an idiosyncratic form of computer music that feels wilfully opposed to operating within the sediments of the genre." It's a fancy concept but one that rings true when you tune in as this is music that sounds like little else - all granular, shimmering, like falling rain or shards of glass blowing in a breeze. It's complex by process but simple to fall deep into. It has a widescreen melodic allure that makes for a cathartic and uplifting record.
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Beyond The Pale (reissue)
Beyond The Pale (reissue) (180 gram clear vinyl LP)
Cat: ORBIT 077LPT. Rel: 12 Aug 22
Beyond The Pale (14:48)
The Calm Before (3:49)
The Circle Is Blue (8:03)
In The Cold Light Of Day (14:24)
The Calm Beyond (3:48)
Dusk (3:57)
Review: Formed around Peter Kember, AKA Sonic Boom and former Spacemen 3 type, Experimental Audio Research certainly lives up to its name. A daring, high concept music collective that has, at times, featured names including Kevin Martin, Eddie Prevost, and My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields, sometime collabs boast names such as Bowery Electric's Lawrence Chandler and the legendary Delia Derbyshire.

In 1996, the group released Beyond the Pale, a collection of sounds that are largely constructed through post feedback and electronic boundary stretching. Ambient in the truest, most spatial and space-y sense, what's here is truly transportive stuff capable of taking you to an entirely different realm. Packing depth, resonance, and most significantly, power, it's a landmark in the real sense of the word.
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Slinky
Slinky (180 gram vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: TRESOR 338. Rel: 08 Jul 22
L10 (3:55)
Death Switch (feat King Kashmere) (3:01)
Appi (2:59)
STMS (3:59)
BS2 (3:00)
Lacovset (feat Ella Fleur) (3:18)
Spinning Globe (feat King Kashmere) (3:56)
LFIVE (5:10)
Slinky (4:05)
NB AP (4:06)
Effem (4:32)
KZAP (4:00)
Review: Formed as the collaborative project of techno legends Mark Broom & James Ruskin, The Fear Ratio was created as a means for the pair to explore their more experimental urges, away from their usual house and techno, through which both found success in the 1990s. Their new album under that name, 'Slinky', features British rapper King Kashmere, and a one-off vocal cameo from London singer Ella Fleur on the track 'Lacovset'.

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Sudbaism
Sudbaism (grey marbled vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: NULLPUNKT 0000016. Rel: 16 Jan 24
Sudbaism (5:58)
Noism (4:55)
Love (2:01)
Loss (4:54)
Change (5:02)
Life (4:54)
Blood (6:18)
Peace (3:59)
Law (5:24)
Death (4:52)
Review: Berlin's Felix K has always made an art form of techno. His take on the genre is about space, weight and sound design as much as anything. He shows that on the Nullpunkt label with a double pack of expertly realised cuts. 'Sudbaism' is a dubby and cavernous opener with plenty of atmosphere to it then 'Noism' darts about the stereo field with jerking rhythms and snatched vocal yells underpinned by vast bass. Elsewhere there is plenty of moody menace to the empty underground caverns of 'Loss' while 'Life' is like being trapped in the middle of a factory production line in full flow. An evocative work, for sure.
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Becs
Becs (gatefold LP)
Cat: EMEGO 165LP. Rel: 24 Apr 14
Static Kings
The Liar
Liminality
Pallas Athene
Becs
Sav
Paroles
Review: Although the past several years have seen ambient musician Christian Fennesz collaborating with a number of high profile figures - Ryuchi Sakamoto to name one - as well as release an EP, cassette, and soundtrack, the Austrian's last full solo LP was 2008?s Black Sea, making Becs very eagerly awaited indeed. A conceptual follow-up to 2001's seminal Endless Summer, Becs supposedly eschews the drone-based productions of Black Sea and sees a return to the "more florid pop mechanisms" of Endless Summer, something evident across the searing yet colourful textures that make up the album.
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Mind Games (remastered)
Cat: SL 112. Rel: 23 Mar 22
Reality (3:58)
Controller (3:31)
This World (4:25)
Empty Words (4:09)
Candlelight (3:08)
Chinese Dolls (4:20)
Light Of Love (3:13)
Fading Away (2:45)
Reaching Out (4:19)
Open It Up (3:33)
Destiny (2:25)
Review: This reissued LP from 1984 follows Strangelove's previous issue of Sjunne Ferger's early singles and soundtrack work on Children's Mind. Restored and fully remastered from the original tapes, it comes with new liner notes and photography. A sonic snapshot of Scandinavia's early '80s electronic/progressive movements, Mindgames is a singular album with a Balearic outcome that showcases a lifetime of musical and personal exploration by the Orebro native. As a child jazz drummer prodigy, arts venue operator, music teacher and Aikido practitioner, a bewildering array of personal and creative influences are channeled into Ferger's only long player.
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Maples Ash & Oaks: Cedars Instrumentals
Maples Ash & Oaks: Cedars Instrumentals (coloured vinyl LP + art prints + MP3 download code in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: TRR 352LPC1. Rel: 27 Aug 21
The Morning Bends Down (2:32)
To Meet The Canopy (2:53)
That We Walk Under (2:18)
We Know The Moss, Forget-Me-Nots (2:03)
And Blue-Green Spruce (2:34)
But We Want To Be Known (2:36)
By The Woods We Say (1:32)
Without Saying, Forget Me Not (2:14)
We Listen To Maples Ash & Oaks (1:54)
Without Hearing, But Not Hearing (2:11)
Doesn't Mean That We Aren't (1:59)
Being Spoken To (2:12)
What Was That? Leaves Rustle (2:10)
As If To Say, You Forget (1:41)
We Forgot (2:12)
Review: For his latest must-check aural excursion, Field Works main man Stuart Hyatt decided to craft a brand-new album from bits of his previous set, Cedars, removing that album's spoken word vocals and instead adding waves of evocative field recordings (all captured in a Welsh forest) and fresh piano work (courtesy of Julien Merchal). The results are rather wonderful, with lilting pedal steel, gentle acoustic guitars, distant vocalisations and subtle ambient electronics tiptoeing through a bed of rustling autumnal leaves, birdsong and swaying leaves. There are naturally some experimental moments amongst the lusciousness, but even these are calming, heart-warming and genuinely beguiling. In a word: stunning.
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Monocoastal (10th Anniversary Edition)
Monocoastal (10th Anniversary Edition) (gatefold clear vinyl LP + download code)
Cat: 12K 2050. Rel: 20 Nov 23
Wave Atlas (4:17)
Mossbank (5:01)
Monocoastal (part 1) (6:22)
Cascadia Obscura (5:39)
Wind & Wake (3:27)
Shape To Shore (6:07)
Between Narrow & Small (4:59)
Monocoastal (part 2) (6:28)
Review: You've always been able to hear the West Coast in Monocoastal, but it's particularly present when you shut your eyes after 12 months of lockdown stopping you from visiting the region. Less active L.A., and more observing in Oregon, Fischer's career didn't end with this in 2011 and the multi-disciplinary artist has produced great things since, but the album is certainly one of turning points in terms of reputation and note.

The idea of slowly watching time unfold in un-rushed places is also highly appropriate. Among the washes of tape and the waves of refrain that make up this beautiful, meditative outing, you'll hear takes and half-harmonies from found instruments including a piano and xylophone. Overall, it feels like a place removed from linearity. A liminal masterpiece, if you are that way inclined.
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Mobius
Mobius (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: OBL 03. Rel: 09 Feb 22
Pendulum (3:52)
Lune D'Afrique (3:56)
Valse (5:01)
Syncussion (3:29)
Aqueduc (3:54)
Poissons Volants (4:48)
Vague (5:56)
Magma (5:13)
Murmuration (5:04)
Review: RECOMMENDED
The information readily available about this release is, at best, pretty limited. What we can tell you is that Mobius was first conceived as an 'aerial ballet' by Cie XY, who worked with the choreographer Rachid Ouramdane, leaving music to the established partnership of Jonathan Fitoussi and Clemens Hourriere. Perhaps what's more important than all that, though, is the central building block for much of what's here.

Billed as "a brand new episode in their exploration of the legendary modular synthesiser - The Buchla", the result is a collection of work that could quite easily sit at home next to the likes of Fort Romeau or the lighter end of Kompakt's output. At times, well at home on dancefloors in darkened rooms, in other moments lush and serene in the extreme.
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Caprisongs
Caprisongs (luminous vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 635724. Rel: 01 Feb 23
Ride The Dragon (3:08)
Honda (feat Pa Salieu) (3:23)
Meta Angel (4:19)
Tears In The Club (feat The Weeknd) (3:13)
Oh My Love (3:48)
Pamplemousse (1:39)
Caprisongs (feat Solo - interlude) (0:25)
Lightbeamers (3:34)
Papi Bones (feat Shygirl) (3:39)
Which Way (feat Dystopia) (2:02)
Jealousy (feat Rema) (2:40)
Careless (feat Daniel Caesar) (3:34)
Minds Of Men (3:28)
Track Girl (interlude) (1:43)
Darjeeling (feat Jorja Smith & Unknown T) (2:59)
Christi (interlude) (1:09)
Thank You Song (3:22)
Review: FKA Twig's Caprisongs was the English singer-songwriter's debut mixtape back in January of last year. It's an accomplished trail through a wealth of different sounds and styles from neo-soul to trap, r&b to hyper-pop, Afro-beats to electronic abstraction. The album features spoken words intertwined between the tunes and that helps add personality to what is a captivating flow of grooves. Twigs's voice has great range as she goes from all-out sonic weirdness to melancholic angel to pop princess. Microbeats, plucky harps and music boxes add to the vibrant prediction of this most contemporary and future-sounding album.
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Flaming Tunes
Flaming Tunes (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SV 170. Rel: 26 Oct 20
Another Flaming Tune (1:49)
Beguiling The Hours (3:11)
The Best Weapon (2:36)
A To B (2:52)
Breast Stroke (2:37)
Raindrops From Heaven (5:50)
Restless Mind (3:01)
B To A (2:58)
Golden Age (4:59)
It's Madness (3:28)
Generous Moon (3:19)
Review: Originally released in 1985 on cassette, this sel- titled record from Flaming Tunes was their only one. It's a cult home recording that came after collaborative time spent together by childhood friends Gareth Williams and Mary Currie and is influenced by Williams's time spent travelling India and studying classical Kathakali dance. The music was recorded in a house in South London and makes use of piano, bells, clarinets and percussive sounds that are layered up into simple arrangements. The lo-fi melodies, oblique rhythms and hypnotic qualities of it make it a gold standard for anyone who prides themselves on unearthing the more outlier albums out there.
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Promises
Cat: LB 97CD. Rel: 26 Mar 21
Promises (Movement 1)
Promises (Movement 2)
Promises (Movement 3)
Promises (Movement 4)
Promises (Movement 5)
Promises (Movement 6)
Promises (Movement 7)
Promises (Movement 8)
Promises (Movement 9)
Review: Over the years, Sam Shepheard's work as Floating Points has become increasingly ambitious, moving further away from his dancefloor roots and closer to spiritual jazz, new age and neo-classical. Even so, it was still a surprise when Shepheard announced Promises, a 46-minute piece in 10 "movements" featuring the London Symphony Orchestra and legendary saxophonist Pharoah Sanders. It's an undeniably remarkable piece all told; a constantly evolving fusion of neo-classical ambience, spiritual jazz and starry, synthesizer-laden soundscapes notable not only for Sanders' sublime sax-playing and Shepheard's memorable melodic themes, but also the intricate, detailed nature of the musical arrangements. It's a stunningly beautiful and life-affirming piece all told, and one that deserves your full attention.
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Things Don't Always Go The Way You Plan
Cat: TRANS 718X. Rel: 16 Nov 23
Counting Sheep (feat Injury Reserve - V2 - 2018 Export Wav) (2:26)
Nice 2 Know U 1.5.3 (2020 Export Wav) (2:13)
Why 1.3 (2012 Export Wav) (4:46)
Rhinestone 1.7.2 (feat Isabella Manfredi - 2018 Export Wav) (3:42)
Dream 1.2.2 (2016 Export Wav) (3:28)
Beat 58 1.1 (2020 Export Wav) (2:14)
Close 1.2 (2016 Export Wav) (3:09)
One Step Closer 1.4 (feat Panda Bear - 2021 Export Wav) (3:03)
Spoke 2 Aliens Finally 1.3 (2020 Export Wav) (4:43)
Things Don't Always Go The Way You Plan 1.2 (2020 Export Wav) (4:25)
Review: Grammy Award winning artist Flume surprised everyone with the shock release of this new album, Things Don't Always Go the Way You Plan, on Transgressive Records. It is a collection of music he has made over the past decade but has never realised in any form so it gives great insight into some of the creative processes and subtle evolutions he has undergone in that time. Injury Reserve, Panda Bear and Isabella Manfredi are some of the featured guests which help to immerse you in a combination of experimental and vocal material with cinematic ambiences, hip-hop leanings, song-driven sounds and plenty more along the way.
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Arrived Anxious Left Bored
Cat: TRANS 729X. Rel: 16 Nov 23
SKY SKY 1.3 [2016 Export Wav] (2:47)
Chalk 1.3.3 [2017 Export Wav] (3:34)
All There 1.9 [2019 Export Wav] (3:07)
Road To Japan [2017 Export Wav] (1:16)
Jerry 1.6 [2017 Export Wav] (5:56)
N1cevib3 1.3 [2015 Export Wav] (3:10)
Arrived Anxious, Left Bored 1.4 [2020 Export Wav] (6:52)
Habibi [2019 Export Wav] (feat Emile Haynie) (1:50)
Miss U [2020 Export Wav] (4:03)
No Other 1.2.2 [2021 Export Wav] (4:45)
Review: Apart from being the quippiest record title you'll see for a while, Flume's third mixtape is up there with the most anticipated electronic releases of the year. The Australian producer and DJ has been on a meteoric global rise over the past couple of years, having started picking up major awards around halfway through the last decade, both in his homeland and overseas - with second album, Skin, winning both an ARIA and Grammy in 2017. Last year's Palaces proved he was still making all the right noises and this was followed by 2023's Arrived Anxious Left Bored. Running at 37-minutes, the mainstage garage-house-step stuff is delivered quick fire, taking us through the sonic world of an artist who has managed to rise to the top of dance music without forgetting the foundation blocks of the entire spectrum.
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Cosmogramma
Cosmogramma (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: WARPLP 195. Rel: 29 Apr 10
Clock Catcher
Pickled!
Nose Art
A Cosmic Drama (intro)
Zodiac Shit
Computer Face/Pure Being
... And The World Laughs With You (feat Thom Yorke)
Arkestry
Mmmhmm (feat Thundercat)
Do The Astral Plane
Satelllliiiiiiiteee
German Haircut
Recoiled
Dance Of The Pseudo Nymph
Drips/Auntie's Harp
Table Tennis (feat Laura Darlington)
Galaxy In Janaki
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You're Dead!
You're Dead! (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: WARPLP 256. Rel: 01 Oct 14
Theme
Tesla (feat Herbie Hancock)
Cold Dead
Fkn Dead
Never Catch Me (feat Kendrick Lamar)
Dead Man's Tetris (feat Captain Murphy & Snoop Dogg)
Turkey Dog Coma
Stirring
Coronus, The Terminator
Siren Song (feat Angel Deradoorian)
Turtles
Ready Err Not
Eyes Above
Moment Of Hesitation (feat Herbie Hancock)
Descent Into Madness (feat Thundercat)
The Boys Who Died In Their Sleep (feat Captain Murphy)
Obligatory Cadence
Your Potential/The Beyond (feat Niki Randa)
The Protest
Review: Arriving with some truly mind bending artwork from controversial guro manga artist Shintaro Kago, the new Flying Lotus album You're Dead! Is quite alot to take in upon first listen. Some nineteen tracks deep, Steven Ellison uses all the available space to draw you deep into the afterlife as he sees it, veering through heavily psychedelic jazz passages and next level beat explorations that demand you pay full attention. The iconic Herbie Hancock leads a high profile cast of contributing artists to Fly Lo's fifth studio LP and his most ambitious to date with Kendrick Lamar, Captain Murphy, Snoop Dogg, Angel Deradoorian, Thundercat and Niki Randa also adding to what is a transcendental listening experience.
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Yasuke (Soundtrack)
Yasuke (Soundtrack) (red vinyl LP + MP3 download code with obi-strip)
Cat: WARPLP 334. Rel: 24 Sep 21
War At The Door (2:07)
Black Gold (with Thundercat) (1:35)
Your Lord (2:03)
Shoreline Sus (1:21)
Hiding In The Shadows (with Niki Randa) (1:01)
Crust (2:14)
Fighting Without Honor (1:54)
Pain & Blood (1:26)
War Lords (1:23)
Sachi (1:24)
Your Screams (2:17)
Using What You Got (1:04)
African Samurai (with Denzel Curry) (1:52)
Where's The Girl? (0:43)
Kurosaka Strikes! (1:19)
This Cursed Life (1:27)
Robomb (1:04)
Taiko Time/Sacrifice (1:20)
Your Day Off (1:31)
Your Armour (2:20)
Enchanted (1:25)
Mind Flight (2:53)
Survivors (1:13)
Your Head/We Won (1:24)
The Eyes Of Vengeance (2:55)
Between Memories (with Niki Randa) (1:35)
Review: The aural aesthetics of Flying Lotus go hand-in-hand with film scores. There was the original music contributed to the Blade Runner 2049 anime prequel, tunes for Carole & Tuesday, and the small matter of his label Brainfeeder's new film division. Now we have Yasuke, his first full score.

If you're unaware, Yasuke is the Japanese animated series that's been a hit among fans of Far Eastern cartoons since arriving on Netflix. So far so factual, what about the actual tracks themselves? Well, this collection of arrangements is at once very FlyLo, and then not that FlyLo at all. Yes, there's plenty of deep genre diving going on, nodding to freewheeling jazz, prog rock, trap and more. But here it's much more minimalistic than many might be used to - resulting in a thoroughly original approach to soundtracking a samurai story, void of stereotypes, while never fully breaking from tradition.
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Shokuhin
Cat: OM 183. Rel: 07 Mar 24
La Men
Kami Desu
Night Communication
Omochi
Yume Kikou
Made In Japan (0:55)
Cooking Master (1:05)
Tansansen (2:15)
Ikimono (1:29)
Desert Road (2:07)
Off Man (1:06)
Ant (2:42)
Tongue (2:06)
Aru (1:34)
Ice Ber (0:34)
Soramimi (1:02)
Monster Story (0:52)
The End Of TV (1:08)
Review: Foodman is now well known for his left-of-centre sounds having toured the world plenty of times. Back when his debut album arrived in 2012 though he was barely known at all. It came on Orange Milk and was a wonky fusion leftfield experimentation and beat music inspired by Chicago juke. It came back then on cassette only but now the same label has pressed it up to vinyl and that means it is sure to become a cult classic all over again. The often sorts, sketchy tracks are full of wonderful ideas, a lot of MIDI sounds, bizarre designs and great use of negative space.
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Rounds: 10th Anniversary Edition
Rounds: 10th Anniversary Edition (gatefold heavyweight vinyl 2xLP + CD + MP3 download code)
Cat: REWIG LP88. Rel: 10 May 13
Hands
She Moves She
First Thing
My Angel Rocks Back & Forth
Spirit Fingers
Unspoken
Chia
As Serious As Your Life
And They All Look Broken Hearted
Slow Jam
She Moves She (live in Copenhagen)
Everything Is Alright (live in Copenhagen)
Spirit Fingers (live in Copenhagen)
Glue Of The World (live in Copenhagen)
My Angel Rocks Back & Forth (live in Copenhagen)
As Serious As Your Life (live in Copenhagen)
Hands, No More Mosquitos, Calamine, Tangle (live in Copenhagen)
Review: Released back in 2003, Rounds was the third LP from Kieran Hebden as Four Tet and perhaps the first long player that widely established him as a pioneering voice within electronic music. Though it doesn't feel like a decade since it was released, Domino celebrate the album's tenth anniversary in requisite fashion here, reissuing it in double LP format and slipping in a CD of Four Tet performing live in Copenhagen in 2004. Listening back now, it's easy to understand why Rounds is viewed as an early classic in the Four Tet canon, transferring his love for free jazz records to a beat template that's more palatable on the ear (Fact pickers might want to know that Hebden recently revealed to Pitchfork the LP was made entirely from samples) "She Moves She" still sounds absolutely haunting too!
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Washington Square Church
Cat: DGMSP 103. Rel: 11 May 22
Washington Square I
Washington Square II
Washington Square III
Washington Square IV
Washington Square V
Washington Square VI
Washington Square VII
Washington Square VIII
Washington Square IX
Washington Square X
Washington Square XI
Washington Square Church (DVD)
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Scope Neglect
Cat: CDSTUMM 503. Rel: 29 Feb 24
Lamb Shift
Chimera
The River Of Light & Radiation
_1993
Turning The Prism
Load Up On Guns, Bring Your Friends
Tritium Bath
Unreal In The Eyes Of The Dead
Review: While Ben Frost's work has long been marked out by deft-touch dark ambient, experimental instincts and clandestine aural textures, he's always thrown in surprise excursions and drawn on musical inspirations that other like-minded producers would fear to embrace. This latter characteristic comes to the fore on Scope Neglect, his first solo set for six years. Remarkably, it utilises the moodiness, weight and ten-ton guitar licks of metal - played by Car Bombs guitarist Greg Kubacki and bass-slinger Liam Andrews of My Disco fame - as a starting point. Frost naturally puts these through the sonic wringer, combining them with his own skittish, IDM-influenced beats, dark ambient soundscapes and razor-sharp electronics. The results are unusual, impressive and emphatically enjoyable, sitting somewhere between timeless electronica, Nine Inch Nails and experimental metal.
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Scope Neglect
Scope Neglect (LP + fold-out poster)
Cat: STUMM 503. Rel: 29 Feb 24
Lamb Shift (2:29)
Chimera (6:14)
The River Of Light & Radiation (4:49)
_1993 (2:53)
Turning The Prism (6:15)
Load Up On Guns, Bring Your Friends (3:10)
Tritium Bath (7:01)
Unreal In The Eyes Of The Dead (5:27)
Review: Forged in the darkness that exists beyond shadows, Scope Neglect opens up a new chapter in the storied career of cult producer, musician, and artist Ben Frost. A record of almost-unfathomable ferocity, taking inspiration from the blackness of industrial and metal, core elements of these scenes are untethered, taking us to a stylistic unknown - abstract, brooding and unflinching. Seven years after his last LP, at which point he told The Guardian 'I don't know if I have any more records left in me', the enigmatic polymath - a celebrated underground icon whose work spans film, visual art, and opera - proves his own doubts were unfounded. Scope Neglect is a spectacular powerhouse of sound that feels made for spaces bigger than any room, hall, or stadium. Left unrestricted, it could be capable of reaching the ends of the universe itself.
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