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Me Against The World (25th Anniversary Edition) (reissue)
Cat: 844889. Rel: 06 Mar 20
Intro (1:39)
If I Die 2Nite (3:58)
Me Against The World (feat Dramacydal) (4:39)
So Many Tears (3:58)
Temptations (5:09)
Young Niggaz (4:54)
Heavy In The Game (feat Richie Rich) (4:22)
Lord Knows (4:24)
Dear Mama (4:39)
It Ain't Easy (4:50)
Can U Get Away (5:47)
Old School (4:40)
Fuck The World (4:09)
Death Around The Corner (4:12)
Outlaw (feat Dramacydal) (4:29)
Review: When he released third album "Me Against The World" in 1995, Tupac Shakur was arguably the biggest name in hip-hop. As we now know, it wouldn't last, with the LA rapper losing his life in a drive-by shooting 12 months later. As tragic as his demise was, his music still resonates and this album - here reissued to celebrate its 25th anniversary - is arguably the best of the lot. Produced by an all-star cast of beat-makers (Brian G, Easy Mo Bee, Tony Pizarro and Moe ZMD included), the set offered a glossy and polished take on the then dominant gangster rap style while including numerous nods to R&B, swing and G-funk. If you don't already own a copy, grab one of these pronto.
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American Dream
American Dream (limited translucent red vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: 196588 20281. Rel: 14 Mar 24
American Dream (3:22)
All Of Me (2:09)
Redrum (3:43)
NHIE (feat Doja Cat) (4:26)
Sneaky (4:16)
Pop Ur Shit (feat Young Thug & Metro Boomin) (4:30)
Letter To My Brudda (0:45)
Dangerous (feat Lil Durk & Metro Boomin) (1:31)
Nee-nah (feat Travis & Metro Boomin) (3:37)
See The Real (3:06)
Prove It (feat Summer Walker) (3:22)
Should've Wore A Bonnet (feat Brent Faiyaz) (3:16)
Just Like Me (feat Burna Boy & Metro Boomin) (3:52)
Red Sky (feat Tommy Newport & Mikky Ekko) (2:56)
Dark Days (feat Mariah The Scientist) (4:53)
Review: Hip-hop star and 'mumble rap' pioneer, not to mention all-out legend, 21 Savage delivers his third full-length studio album, American Dream. Coinciding with a new, forthcoming biopic about his life - American Dream: The 21 Savage Story - this is probably set to be the rapper's most forthcoming and acclaimed album to date. Having shouldered a fraught early life prior to his rise to stardom in Atlanta (Savage, real name Sheyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, was born in Plaistow, London, to parents of British nationality and Caribbean heritage), Savage's earliest days are a hot topic when it comes to the theme of shaken personal identity and the double consciousness of immigration, a topic not commonly explored in contemporary hip-hop (it should be). Already lauded as the project through which Savage divulges all, this album serves as a birds-eye view of his history and a defiant rejoinder to the American ICE's misguidedly loaded statement, 'this whole public persona is false'.
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Live My Life
Live My Life (limited 180 gram gold vinyl LP)
Cat: WNS 001. Rel: 07 Jun 24
Wanted Dead Or Alive (feat Snoop Dogg) (4:37)
Live My Life (feat U-Remi & Malik The Infinite 360) (5:10)
How Do You Want It (feat K-Ci & JoJo) (4:49)
Me & My Homies (feat Nate Dogg & Snoop Dogg) (4:04)
Be The Realist (feat Notorious BIG & CH) (3:19)
2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted (feat Snoop Dogg) (4:00)
Static Mix (part 1) (4:20)
Runnin' (feat feat Notorious BIG - Stone radio remix) (3:39)
One Night Stand (feat Ed Bone, Mil & Young Sly) (5:13)
Monday Morning (feat DAN Hustlers - West Coast edit) (3:18)
Review: Live My Life is a great compilation of songs by the late great rapper 2Pac. It's prime West Coast hip hop that first arrived back on CD in 2005 and now thanks to the Wax N' Stacks (Cult Legends) label gets pressed up to a limited 180 gram gold vinyl. It features some of his lesser-known gems and plenty of big-name peers from his 90s heyday such as his great pal Notorious BIG, Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg, Ed Bone, Mil & Young Sly and many more. It's a great reminder of one of hip hop's many great but sadly lost talents.
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The Ghronic: Speshal Machinery (The Chronic Green Edition)
Intro (1:39)
Goodfellas (feat Benny The Butcher) (3:13)
Latex Gloves (feat Lloyd Banks) (3:05)
We Outside (feat Che Noir) (2:46)
Last Week (2:33)
Made Bosses (feat Emanny) (2:58)
Been Through (feat Elcamino) (3:34)
Speshal Machinery (3:19)
Unruly (2:29)
Review: Dr. Dre's The Chronic gave rise to such heavy-hitters as 'Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang' and 'Let Me Ride', but what about its many "reimaginings" over the years? With The Ghronic, released in 2023, West Coast rappers 38 Spesh and Conway The Machine can't be said to have laid down their own version more so than they did treat the Dre touchstone as a starting point, dropping a nine-track array of similar G-funk whistling lowrider bumps, readapted for the contemporary New Yorker, and yet with fresh lyrical themes and subject matters. Reissued two years later on green vinyl, after an initially white-sleeved run, the productions are ever clean and the flows lackadaisical. Features from Lloyd Banks, Che Noir, Benny The Butcher and Elcamino cement the bluffing rep of a brag-heavy machine duopoly.
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The Cactus Album (remastered)
Cat: 602465 810783. Rel: 22 Nov 24
Stymie's Theme (0:15)
Sons Of 3rd Bass (4:46)
Russell Rush (0:24)
The Gas Face (3:42)
Monte Hall (5:22)
Oval Office (3:31)
Hoods (0:23)
Soul In The Hole (3:46)
Triple Stage Darkness (4:05)
MC Disagree (7:14)
Wordz Of Wizdom (0:13)
Product Of The Environment (6:05)
Desert Boots
The Cactus
Jim Backus
Flippin Off The Wall Like Lucy Ball
Brooklyn Queens
Steppin' To The AM (2:42)
Episode #3 (0:06)
Who's On Third (0:56)
Review: Released 35 years ago, The Cactus Album marked a significant moment in hip-hop, presenting a unique blend of styles from its members, Pete Nice and MC Serch. Unlike their contemporaries, the duo expressed their identity authentically, sidestepping exaggerated stereotypes often associated with white rappers. Their chemistry is palpable in tracks like 'Steppin' To The A.M' and 'Words Of Wisdom', where intricate samples and sharp lyricism shine through. The album's standout, 'The Gas Face', shows their ability to tackle complex social issues, addressing racism in a way rarely seen among white emcees at the time. Tracks such as 'Brooklyn Queens' and 'Monte Hall' illustrate their knack for catchy yet thoughtful content, while DJ Richie Rich's contributions on the turntables enhance the album's overall sound. Despite the group's eventual split due to personal differences, their influence remains significant. The lasting legacy of The Cactus Album lies in its authentic representation of hip-hop culture, paving the way for future artists like Eminem. Even amid interpersonal strife, the duo's collaboration produced a timeless work that resonates even today.
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Anthem
Anthem (LP)
Cat: ACRELP 017. Rel: 13 Mar 25
10 Photos (feat Awkward) (1:20)
Anthem (6:02)
The Move (feat Quelle Chris) (3:16)
Different Light (1:26)
2nd September (5:51)
Free Hit (4:45)
Free Hit Outro (2:54)
Second Wave (5:10)
Barrage (4:09)
Review: The combined talents of pianist-producer Alfa Mist and jazz drummer Richard Spaven have spelt the formation of a new hip-hop act, 44th Move, whose debut album for Black Acre debuts today. Centring on the notion of an "R&D mindstate", the pair bring a tonally lowered, electronicised sound to the table, teaming up with two further confidants - Bristol turntablist Awkward and Detroit rapper Quelle Chris - for an extended jaunt through techno, r&b and rap, arrayed in overarching drapes of moody jazz.
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The Wonder Years (reissue)
Cat: IWWMG 02. Rel: 22 Oct 24
Make It Big (feat Khrysis) (5:12)
Band Practice (instrumental) (2:03)
Enjoy (West Coastin') (feat Warren G, Murs & Kendrick Lamar) (3:22)
Streets Of Music (feat Tanya Morgan & Enigma Of Acutal Proof) (3:02)
Hearing The Melody (feat Skyzoo, Fashawn & King Mez) (3:55)
Loyalty (feat Masta Killa & Halo) (4:10)
Now I'm Being Cool (feat Mela Machinko & Median) (4:05)
Never Stop Loving You (feat Terrace Martin & Talib Kweli) (4:00)
Band Practice (instrumental - part 2) (2:34)
Piranhas (feat Blu & Sundown Of Actual Proof) (3:20)
Peanut Butter & Jelly (feat Marsha Ambrosius) (4:05)
Your Smile (feat Holly Weird & Thee Tom Hardy) (3:49)
No Pretending (feat Raekwon & Big Remo) (3:57)
20 Feet Tall (feat Erykah Badu & Rapsody - remix) (4:14)
That's Love (feat Mac Miller & Heather Victoria) (3:22)
A Star U R (feat Terrace Martin, Problem & GQ) (4:12)
Make It Big (feat Big Remo - 9thmatic remix) (4:07)
Review: The long-awaited vinyl reissue of 9th Wonder's landmark 2011 album is finally here. This record was the first full-length project to truly spotlight the Grammy-winning producer's signature soulful beats, a sound that left an undeniable mark on both the underground and mainstream scenes. A key figure in putting North Carolina on the map in hip-hop, 9th Wonder's production style, rich with warmth and emotion, became instantly recognisable as a result. Recommended.
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Midnight Marauders (reissue)
Cat: 01241414901. Rel: 18 Oct 19
Midnight Marauders Tour Guide (0:47)
Steve Biko (Stir It Up) (3:16)
Award Tour (3:23)
8 Million Stories (4:30)
Sucka Nigga (4:11)
Midnight (4:28)
We Can Get Down (4:28)
Electric Relaxation (3:49)
Clap Your Hands (3:38)
Oh My God (3:26)
Keep It Rollin' (3:06)
The Chase (part 2) (4:05)
Lyrics To Go (4:05)
God Lives Through (4:19)
Review: As long as there is hip-hop, debate will rage as to which album by A Tribe Called Quest is their finest. Of course, they're all superb, but 1993's "Midnight Marauders" - their third full-length - may well be the best of all. That's a big call, but we'd ask any doubters to give it another listen. The New York crew is in particularly fine form on the mic throughout, while the backing tracks, which make great use of crunchy, head-nodding beats and hundreds of superb, hand-picked samples, are amongst the most intricately produced, groovy and deep ever committed to wax. It's one of those hip-hop sets that should be in the collection of any committed music head, and not just rap fans.
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The Low End Theory (reissue)
Cat: 196588 84871. Rel: 09 Aug 24
Excursions (3:53)
Buggin' Out (3:33)
Rap Promoter (3:23)
Butter (2:29)
Verses From The Abstract (4:05)
Show Business (3:36)
Vibes & Stuff (4:21)
The Infamous Date Rape (3:27)
Check The Rhime (3:05)
Everything Is Fair (2:53)
Jazz (We've Got) (4:12)
Skypager (3:49)
What? (0:55)
Scenario (4:00)
Review: In 1991, A Tribe Called Quest released The Low End Theory, a groundbreaking album that solidified their status as hip-hop legends. Building on the jazz-infused sound of their debut, the album featured sparse grooves and expertly chosen bass samples, with jazz bassist Ron Carter contributing to 'Verses from the Abstract.' DJ Ali Shaheed Muhammad's minimalistic approach allowed Q-Tip and Phife Dawg's lyrical prowess to shine, showcasing their clever wordplay, humor, and social commentary. Tracks like 'Butter' and 'The Infamous Date Rape' addressed misogyny, while 'Rap Promoter' and 'Show Business' critiqued the music industry. The album's production is consistently smooth, with standout tracks such as 'Check The Rhime' and 'Jazz (We've Got).' The posse cut 'Scenario,' featuring Leaders of the New School, is a legendary closer. The album's influence on hip-hop is undeniable, inspiring future artists like Kendrick Lamar and Outkast. The Low End Theory remains relevant and refreshing, a testament to Tribe's creativity and unflappable style. It's a masterful blend of thought-provoking lyrics and impeccable production, making it one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time.
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The Anthology (reissue)
Cat: 196588 86461. Rel: 09 Aug 24
Check The Rhime (3:43)
Bonita Applebum (3:39)
Award Tour (3:16)
Can I Kick It? (4:33)
Scenario (4:05)
Buggin' Out (3:39)
If The Papes Come (3:47)
Electric Relaxation (3:58)
Jazz (We've Got) (4:16)
I Left My Wallet In El Segundo (3:50)
Hot Sex (2:45)
Oh My God (3:22)
Stressed Out (feat Faith Evans) (4:44)
Luck Of Lucien (4:29)
Description Of A Fool (5:45)
Keeping It Moving (3:40)
Find A Way (3:18)
Sucka N***a (3:56)
Violator - "Vivrant Thing" (feat Q-Tip) (3:09)
Review: A Tribe Called Quest's Anthology is a masterful compilation that distills the essence of their groundbreaking hip-hop career into one essential collection. Spanning from their early gems like 'Luck of Lucien' to the jazz-infused brilliance of 'The Low End Theory' and the infectious groove of 'Award Tour,' this album encapsulates the evolution and influence of the group over a decade. It's a perfect introduction for those new to their discography, capturing all the highest points of their journey. Tracks like 'Find a Way' from 'The Love Movement' and Q-Tip's solo debut 'Vivrant Thing' add depth and diversity, showcasing their enduring impact on hip-hop culture. Anthology not only celebrates their innovative sound but also highlights why A Tribe Called Quest remains a top listen for any hip-hop enthusiast.
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Beats Rhymes & Life (reissue)
Cat: 196588 84881. Rel: 14 Feb 25
Phony Rappers
Get A Hold
Motivators
Jam
Crew
The Pressure
1nce Again (feat Tammy Lucas)
Mind Power
The Hop
Keeping It Moving
Baby Phife's Return
Separate/Together
What Really Goes On
Word Play
Stressed Out (feat Faith Evans)
Review: The hip-hop legends' fourth album, released in 1996, marked a pivotal shift in their musical journey. The production, led by The Ummahia collective including Q-Tip and the late J Dillaiintroduced a more minimalist and darker tone compared to their earlier, jazz-infused works. Tracks like '1nce Again' and 'Stressed Out' exemplify this evolution, blending introspective lyrics with innovative beats. The reissue offers a renewed appreciation for the group's willingness to experiment and evolve, highlighting a significant chapter in their discography.
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Hits Rarities & Remixes (reissue)
Cat: 196588 84891. Rel: 14 Feb 25
Oh My God (remix) (3:55)
Award Tour (feat Trugoy) (3:28)
Can I Kick It? (4:26)
One, Two, S**t (feat Busta Rhymes) (4:32)
Electric Relaxation (3:39)
Mr Incognito (3:48)
I Left My Wallet In El Segundo (4:01)
Check The Rhime (3:38)
Lyrics To Go (Tumblin' Dice remix) (3:44)
Scenario (4:13)
Same Ol' Thing (4:17)
Buggin' Out (3:34)
Bonita Applebum (3:33)
Jazz (We've Got) (4:11)
Glamour & Glitz (3:39)
Clap Your Hands (3:25)
The Night He Got Caught (3:09)
Peace, Prosperity & Paper (3:48)
Review: This two-disc compilation serves as both a tribute and a comprehensive dive into the legacy of one of hip-hop's most influential groups. A Tribe Called Quest were instrumental at the start of the 90s for helping the hip-hop genre move into more conscious lyrics that thanks to the members, took storytelling to a new level. Creating some of the most catchy tracks in hip-hop history, the group continue to grow in respect as one of the best acts in the genre of all time. With a mix of career-defining hits, rare B-sides and fresh remixes, this package is a rich exploration of their artistry. Tracks like 'Can I Kick It?', 'Electric Relaxation' and 'Scenario' stand as monuments to their enduring impact, racking up millions of streams and inspiring new generations of listeners. Previously unreleased gems 'Mr. Incognito' and 'The Night He Got Caught' feel right at home alongside anthems like 'Award Tour' and 'Bonita Applebum', highlighting the group's versatility and storytelling prowess. The inclusion of remixes, such as 'Lyrics To Go (Tumblin Dice Remix)' and 'Oh My God (Remix)', adds layers of freshness to timeless classics. The attention to detail in this collection is remarkable. Tracks like 'Jazz (We've Got)' and 'Check The Rhyme' sound revitalised, with crisp production showing their intricate melodies and sharp lyricism. From the playful narrative of 'I Left My Wallet in El Segundo' to the bold swagger of 'Buggin' Out,' every track contributes to the story of a group widely considered to be one rap's all time greats.
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We Got It From Here... Thank You 4 Your Service
Cat: 889853 778713. Rel: 06 Jan 17
The Space Program (5:27)
We The People.... (3:05)
Whateva Will Be (2:53)
Solid Wall Of Sound (3:43)
Dis Generation (3:33)
Kids... (3:45)
Melatonin (4:39)
Enough!! (3:23)
Mobius (2:52)
Black Spasmodic (3:01)
The Killing Season (2:46)
Lost Somebody (4:22)
Movin Backwards (4:37)
Conrad Tokyo (3:23)
Ego (3:31)
The Donald (5:25)
Review: The general consensus is that We Got It From Here, Thank You 4 Your Service, A Tribe Called Quest's sixth and final album, is something of a triumph, with many critics hailing it as the best full-length of 2016. It's certainly a fine set, full of their trademark musically rich backing tracks (enhanced, this time round, with a greater reliance on live instrumentation), conscious lyrics and distinctive, on-point vocal delivery. Given their legendary status within hip-hop, it's unsurprising to see a string of similarly high profile guests dotted throughout, with Busta Rhymes, Andre 3000, Kayne West, Consequence, Jack White and Elton John (presumably in sampled form) all lending a hand. Even if you're only mildly interested in hip-hop, this should be essential listening.
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The Love Movement
The Love Movement (limited gatefold 3xLP)
Cat: SNYL 8829141. Rel: 24 Nov 23
Start It Up
Find A Way
Da Booty
Steppin' It Up (feat Busta Rhymes & Redman)
Like It Like That
Common Ground (Get It Goin' On)
4 Moms (feat Spanky)
His Name Is Mutty Ranks
Give Me (feat Noreaga)
Pad & Pen (feat D-Life)
Busta's Lament
Hot 4 U
Against The World
The Love
Rock Rock Y'all (feat Punchline, Wordsworth, Jane Doe & Mos Def)
Scenario (remix - bonus track)
Money Maker (bonus track)
Hot Sex (bonus track)
Oh My God (remix - bonus)
Jazz (We've Got) (Re-recording - bonus track)
One Two Sh*t (feat Busta Rhymes - bonus track)
Review: Influential and ground breaking American hip-hop legends A Tribe Called Quest dropped their fifth album The Love Movement in 1998. It was the last one with their complete original line up before the passing of Phife Dawg. It continues stylistically from where the previous album, Beats, Rhymes and Life, left off with the group's signature minimalist beats, r&b overtones and jazz-flecked production, all of which was taken care of by The Ummah. The mature vocal themes, laid back delivery and subtle style of the album makes it one of the many classics in their oeuvre. This limited reissue spreads it over six sides of essential wax.
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Aaliyah
Aaliyah (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: ERE 674. Rel: 01 Jan 90
We Need A Resolution (feat Timbaland) (4:00)
Loose Rap (feat Static) (3:46)
Rock The Boat (4:37)
More Than A Woman (3:49)
Never No More (3:56)
I Care 4 U (4:28)
Extra Smooth (3:50)
Read Between The Lines (4:11)
U Got Nerve (3:39)
I Refuse (5:42)
It's Whatever (4:03)
I Can Be (3:00)
Those Were The Days (3:23)
What if (4:09)
Try Again (4:44)
Review: There was a big fuss made when Aaliyah's music finally made it to streaming services late last year, which shows just how in demand it remains over a quarter of a century after it first hit record stores. Her self titled long player was an early and frankly just about unbeatable blueprint for r&b that has more than stood the test of time. With guests posts from Static From Playa and Timbaland she opened up on all manner of subjects from rejection to love, personal anxiety to better times. The slick production still sounds fresh, as does the timeless vocal work.
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One In A Million (reissue)
Cat: ERE 672. Rel: 03 Aug 22
Beats 4 Da Streets (intro) (2:10)
Hot Like Fire (4:20)
One In A Million (4:27)
A Girl Like You (4:17)
If Your Girl Only Knew (4:52)
Choosey Lover (Old School/New School) (7:07)
Got To Give It Up (4:38)
4 Page Letter (4:42)
Everything's Gonna Be Alright (4:42)
Giving You More (4:21)
I Gotcha' Back (2:55)
Never Givin' Up (5:08)
Heartbroken (4:16)
Never Comin' Back (4:07)
Ladies In Da House (4:18)
The One I Gave My Heart To (4:30)
Came To Give Love (outro) (1:41)
Review: Here's a chance to cop a pivotal piece of R&B history on vinyl. Aaliyah's second album was released in 1996, when she was just 17, and she was already one of the most commanding artists in modern R&B. Working closely with Missy Elliot and Timbaland on a number of the tracks, she made a significant step on from her debut with a revitalised and forward-leaning sound, and all while finishing drama school and preparing to star in Romeo Must Die. One In A Million is solid gold start to finish, and given how costly original pressings of it can be on the second hand market, this reissue is long overdue so grab it while you can.
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Us (Soundtrack) (reissue)
Us (Soundtrack) (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram tri-coloured vinyl 2xLP + art print)
Cat: WW 072STRIPE. Rel: 11 May 23
Anthem
Janelle Monae - "I Like That"
Outernet
Spider
Ballet Memory
Luniz - "I Got 5 On It" (feat Michael Marshall)
Beach Walk
First Man Standing
Back To The House
Keep You Safe
Don't Feel Like Myself
She Tried To Kill Me
Boogieman's Family
Home Invasion
Once Upon A Time
Run
Into The Water
Spark In The Closet
Escape To The Boat
Femme Fatale
Silent Scream
News Report
Zora Drives
Death Fo Umbrae
Somber Ride
Immolation
Down The Rabbit Hole
Performance Art
Human
Battle Plan
Pas De Duex
They Can't Hurt You
Finale
Minnie Ripperton - "Les Fleurs"
Luniz - "I Got 5 On It" (feat Michael Marshall - Tethered mix From US)
Review: Composer Michael Abels and Oscarr winner Jordan Peele have hooked up plenty of times on the big screen before, and this is another hugely successful partnership. Us was released in March 2019 and is an original nightmare that is set in present-day Santa Cruz on the Northern California coast. Lupita Nyong'o and Black Panther's Winston Duke star and the score features many highlights such as a 30-person choir, ten of them kids, on 'Anthem', while plenty of Eastern European instruments, violins and percussion were also employed. 1995 hip-hop anthem 'I Got 5 On It' by Luniz is also included and never fails to stand out.
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Arizona Baby
Arizona Baby (gatefold blue marbled vinyl LP + poster)
Cat: SNYL 808061.1. Rel: 31 Jul 24
Big Wheels (1:36)
Joyride (3:10)
Georgia (2:22)
Corupus Christi (3:37)
Baby Boy (1:44)
Mississippi (1:19)
Use Me (3:05)
Peach (3:14)
American Problem (3:14)
Crumble (3:14)
Boyer (2:51)
Review: In 2019, self-described "boy band" hip-hop collective Brockhampton released their most commercially viable album with Ginger, but that same year, creative mastermind and leader Kevin Abstract would begin laying the groundwork for his future solitary ventures. While Arizona Baby marked Abstract's third solo endeavour, it would be the first since his group's signing to Sony RCA, which naturally meant an increased budget, wider distribution and far more attention than any previously released output baring Ian Simpson's stage moniker. Primarily produced by Jack Antonoff (Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey) and Brockhampton's Romil Hemnani, the project would initially be released piecemeal in three chapters, sonically moving from experimentalist hip-hop to increasingly hazy neo-psych r&b and avant-pop, before finally being re-released in its entirety. Unpacking the intensity of his newfound fame, the homophobia still rife within the hip-hop community, as well as delving into the controversial ousting of former bandmate and high school friend Ameer Vann; Arizona Baby covers a plethora of musical and personal ground in its half-hour runtime, while the retrospective lens of Brockhampton's abrupt demise in 2022 adds further depth and an air of interpersonal tragedy to the material's confessional nature.
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Only For Dolphins
Only For Dolphins (gatefold LP)
Cat: LVR 01365. Rel: 30 Oct 20
Capoeira (feat Yung Mehico) (3:23)
C12H16N2 (2:37)
Latin Grammys (2:52)
Golden Eye (2:45)
Mongolia (feat Hologram & Meyhem Lauren) (2:54)
Vega (2:42)
Splash (2:03)
Sergio (3:08)
Shredder (2:02)
Cliff Hanger (2:37)
Marcus Aurelius (3:46)
Hard Target (4:02)
Review: He may now be a bona-fide global celebrity with a string of books, TV shows and film appearances to his name, but Action Bronson remains a fine rapper - even if we don't hear those skills as much as we once did. If you still need convincing, check out Only For Dolphins, his first album on two years. His love of trash talking, tall tales and classic boom-bap style flows has not changed, but his subject matter is more varied. The beats he raps over have evolved significantly, too. Over the course of the album, there are fewer bog-standard "golden era" type backing tracks; instead, you'll find killer beats that offer nods towards Brazilian samba and MPB, reggae, smoky jazz and Latin music.
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Integrated Tech Solutions
Integrated Tech Solutions (gatefold white vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: RSE 374LPC1. Rel: 09 Nov 23
The ITS Way (0:56)
Mindful Solutionism (3:31)
Infinity Fill Goose Down (3:31)
Living Curfew (3:43)
Pigeonometry (3:32)
Kyanite Toothpick (4:09)
100 Feet Tall (4:06)
Salt & Pepper Squid (4:10)
Time Moves Differently Here (3:47)
Agressive Steven (5:23)
Bermuda (3:13)
By The River (2:39)
All City Nerve Map (3:53)
Forward Compatibility Engine (3:51)
On Failure (1:59)
Solid Gold (2:18)
Vititus (4:07)
Black Snow (4:56)
Review: The tenth full-length from the literal most verbose MC in the hip-hop genre Aesop Rock, has been described as "A concept album about an organization offering lifestyle and industry-specific applications designed to curate a desired multi-experience." Following on from 2020's exceptionally dizzying Spirt World Field Guide, some of the core themes of the absurdist search for peace and tranquillity resurface across Integrated Tech Solutions but in a new guise of app placements, corporate speak and artificial goals that keep the masses confined within digital, monitored bubbles. Predominantly self-produced like the majority of the artist's recent output, the beats fluctuate from eerie minimalism to hallucinatory, overwhelming sonic stews, all dictated by humorous yet reliably virtuosic bars and flow. Ten LPs in and Mr. Aesop (or Mr. Rock) sounds as confident, concerned, curious and crazed as ever.
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Black Hole Superette
Black Hole Superette (gatefold black ice vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: RSE 411LPC1. Rel: 29 May 25
Secret Knock (3:31)
Checkers (3:53)
Movie Night (3:21)
EWR - Terminal A, Gate 20 (3:44)
1010WINS (3:54)
So Be It (3:40)
Send Help (3:30)
John Something (4:19)
Ice Sold Here (2:18)
Costco (3:13)
Bird School (3:43)
Snail Zero (3:19)
Charlie Horse (6:03)
Steel Wool (3:01)
Black Plums (3:25)
The Red Phone (4:14)
Himalayan Yak Chew (4:02)
Unbelievable Shenanigans (4:00)
Review: Long Island's Aesop Rock takes listeners deep into the everyday moments that blur the line between the real and the surreal on this, his 11th LP. Self-produced, the album's intricate beats and complex structures provide a perfect canvas for his expansive lyricism. Tracks like 'Movie Night' and 'Send Help' explore this liminal space, mixing reflections on the mundane with eccentric, dreamlike imagery. The production pushes boundaries, channeling a sense of both experimentation and coherence, while tracks such as 'Black Plums' evoke a quiet, wistful nostalgia. Aesop balances cerebral exploration with emotional depth, pulling the listener through his introspective world with both precision and spontaneity. Hailing from New York, his work continues to reflect that city's blend of chaos and contemplation, navigating between complexity and raw instinct. The album's guest featuresiLupe Fiasco, Armand Hammer, Open Mike Eagle, Homeboy Sandman, and Hanni El Khatibiadd distinct layers to the project, each bringing their own energy to the sonic landscape. '1010WINS (feat. Armand Hammer)' and 'Charlie Horse (feat. Lupe Fiasco & Homeboy Sandman)' are highlights where the collaborations are seamless, blending each artist's style with Aesop's own. Throughout, the work showcases his most technically accomplished efforts to date, weaving together complex ideas with an instinctive flow that makes for an album as ambitious as it is enthralling.
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Garbology: Instrumentals
Garbology: Instrumentals (coloured vinyl 2xLP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: RSELPC 1366. Rel: 01 Jun 23
The Only Picture (4:16)
Jazz Hands (3:28)
Wolf Piss (1:56)
Legerdemain (2:37)
Difficult (4:04)
All The Smartest People (2:03)
Oh Fudge (3:01)
More Cycles (4:10)
Flamingo Pink (3:52)
All Day Breakfast (2:53)
Fizz (4:38)
That Is Not A Wizard (4:33)
The Sea (4:11)
Abandoned Malls (5:07)
Review: Aesop Rock x Blockhead's Garbology album was a huge success and so it makes sense that the label now follows it up with a new issue of the instrumentals. It's a tidy package across four sides of coloured vinyl in a nice spot-varnished sleeve. Musically it is a brilliantly mixed bag that takes in myriad niche sounds and styles. The opener is a deep soul cut with pensive chords while 'Jazz Hands' (Instrumental) suspends you in swirling synths and spring-day optimism and 'Wolf Piss' (Instrumental) has heavier, darker beats and more menacing string sounds.
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Planet Rock: The Album (reissue)
Planet Rock: The Album (reissue) (limited clear blue purple & gold splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: TB 1007LP. Rel: 15 Aug 24
Planet Rock (original 12" version) (7:32)
Looking For The Perfect Beat (original 12" version) (7:04)
Renegades Of Funk (remix) (6:45)
Frantic Situation (Frantic mix) (3:49)
Who You Funkin' With? (Fetat Melle Mel) (6:21)
Go-Go Pop (feat Trouble Funk) (5:59)
They Made A Mistake (Performed By MC GLOBE & Pow Wow) (5:27)
Review: Afrika Bambatta & Soulsonic Force's Planet Rock is a legendary album in its own right and now Tommy Boy reissues it in limited edition style. Afrika Bambaataa was a pioneering rap force before most people had even heard the word. Raised in the South Bronx, he became a pioneering DJ, rapper and songwriter who put on large block parties that rocked his local neighbourhood. It was alongside Soulsonic Force in 1982 on this record that he cemented his place in the history books as one of the most revered and innovative artists of his time. The album has been a go-to for generations of artists ever since and remains a long-time favourite amongst breakdancers for its body-popping electro beats.
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Don't Die Before You're Dead
Don't Die Before You're Dead (midnight blue sparkle vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: REVENGE 010VS. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Outta Sight (1:56)
Second Nature (2:46)
3rd Time Lucky (2:41)
Crush (feat Jorja Smith) (2:49)
Chat Rooms (3:39)
Talking Stage (feat Nemzzz) (1:46)
Prem Proven (2:29)
Jeff Hardy (2:25)
Paid In Full (feat Big Zuu, Wax & D7) (3:19)
West Life (3:22)
Joga Bonito (2:29)
Friday Prayer (feat Heavie One & Aitch) (3:09)
Imposter Syndrome (3:35)
Red Wine (feat Master Peace) (2:31)
Review: Ladbroke Grove favourite AJ Tracey's highly anticipated third album arrives after a three-year hiatus and reaffirms his place at the forefront of rap. The record explores themes of ambition, resilience and living life to the fullest, reflecting AJ's journey from humble London beginnings to UK rap's pinnacle. Featuring viral hit 'Joga Bonito' and chart-topping track 'Crush' with Jorja Smith, who contributes two very different, equally stunning parts to that single, this is the sound of an artist who is still growing and joining his craft. His wordplay remains sharp and with and fuelled with fun cultural references and is sure to be heard banging from car radios, Bluetooth speakers and plenty in between all summer long.
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Variables
Variables (gatefold LP)
Cat: 279511. Rel: 20 Apr 23
Foreword (6:36)
Borderline (2:04)
Aged Eyes (feat Kaya Thomas-Dyke) (4:05)
Cycles (1:24)
The Gist (7:41)
Genda (Go Away) (2:34)
Apho (feat Bongeziwe Mabandla) (3:00)
Variables (6:10)
4th Feb (Stay Awake) (3:01)
BC (7:30)
Review: Nu-school jazz talent Alfa Mist drops another album for the US label Anti, for what has been described as his most fully-realised and emotive project to date. Following up 2021's Bring Backs and a spate of EPs put out since then, Variables leans further into abstract conceptual jazz, neo-soul and hip-hop territory, through uniquely resonant, broken instrumentals and gloomy rap features. The album seems to veer between stressful, beat-centric urgency and blue, sleep-deprived comedown moods. The main throughline, though, is its unparalleled musicianship; there really isn't much topping it.
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We Did The Damn Thing
We Did The Damn Thing (clear vinyl LP)
Cat: LPBONAL 111C. Rel: 03 Feb 25
Jericho (feat Kim Richardson) (1:24)
The Heist (3:21)
Turning Tables (3:15)
Open Fire (3:03)
Life (interlude) (0:39)
Life (3:24)
Addis Kids (interlude) (0:19)
It's Us (Flowers To The Rain) (2:19)
Catch A Vibe (3:01)
More Life, Less Names (feat Zibz) (2:43)
Stunt Like An Immigrant (3:09)
The Seeds (interlude) (0:14)
What's The Move (3:02)
Freedom Creepin' (feat Dominique Fils-Aime) (2:53)
Review: On her newest album, Montreal rapper Naya Ali proves herself not entirely production-shy, delivering an LP’s onslaught of glossy and maximised pop rap, and of dam-busting proportions at that. Celebrated as a “deeply introspective record and wide-eyed embrace of the world” by the label Bonsound, the album’s title reflects what sounds to be the sheer voracious passion gone in, which bottles a prodigious explosion of cathartic energy expressed in electropunk and blowout rap, in a single 14-track statement. Based in Montreal, Canada, Ali lives on fecund soils for such wild collisions as this. Slitty 808-driven trap will dominate for three tunes straight, before dropping anchor on multilayered gospel sands (‘Life’), after which an ultra-slick, general about-face ensues: no track is the same after the midpoint. The best experiment is ‘Stunt Like An Immigrant’, taking the bopping tempo and feel of crunk and wringing it out to an alien, nasally pulp.
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Freak The Speaker
Freak The Speaker (gatefold LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: JAL 455V. Rel: 26 Sep 24
Koliko (feat KOG) (3:36)
Knock Me Off My Feet (3:13)
No Flash (feat Ohmega Watts) (3:32)
I Feel It (3:35)
Freak The Speaker (feat Andy Cooper) (3:06)
My Own Way (feat Dr Syntax & Skunkadelic) (3:05)
Let Me Hear You Say (3:44)
Breakthrough (feat Andy Cooper) (3:50)
One Time (feat Dynamite MC) (3:24)
Watch What You Say (4:07)
Somewhere To Be (feat Andy Cooper & Marietta Smith) (3:22)
Ever Been (3:36)
Review: Freak The Speaker marks a vibrant evolution in The Allergies' sound, showcasing their deep-rooted love for diverse musical styles. Producers Moneyshot and Rackabeat have upped the ante, delivering their biggest beats yet and enlisting an array of talented MCs and vocalists to bring their vision to life. Afrobeat star K.O.G. injects energy into the lively 'Koliko,' while Ohmega Watts delivers sharp, impactful verses on the hard-hitting 'No Flash.' UK rappers Dr Syntax and Skunkadelic trade dynamic bars over booming 808s on 'My Own Way,' and Dynamite MC shines on the soulful, infectious 'One Time.' Fans of The Allergies' signature funky, sample-heavy production won't be disappointed. Tracks like 'Let Me Hear You Say' channel vintage roller disco vibes, while 'Knock Me Off My Feet' is a 60s soul-inspired banger that's already garnered praise. Andy Cooper of Ugly Duckling brings his trademark flair to his features, complemented by the lively contributions of saxophonist James Morton and soulful singer Marietta Smith. Freak The Speaker is a celebration of music's global diversity, wrapped in The Allergies' unmistakable style.
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Tear The Place Up
Tear The Place Up (LP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: JAL 395V. Rel: 18 May 23
Green Light Go! (feat Andy Cooper) (3:20)
Mash Up The Sound (3:34)
Stanky Funk (feat Bootie Brown) (4:06)
Tear The Place Up (feat Andy Cooper) (3:34)
Hypnotise (3:26)
Reconcile (feat Charles Morgan) (3:40)
Never Gonna Let Go (3:45)
Interpretacion De Mama (1:02)
Vamonos (feat Andy Cooper & Marietta Smith) (3:12)
Sometimes I Wonder (3:25)
Push Right Through (feat Andy Cooper & Marietta Smith) (3:26)
Treat You Right (3:22)
Take Another Look At It (feat Marietta Smith) (4:32)
Review: This is the sixth album by the Bristolian production duo The Allergies (DJ Moneyshot and Rackabeat), widely known for their funky, hard-hitting hip-hop originals. With cameos from the likes of Bootie Brown, Andy Cooper, and Dele Sosimi, their latest album 'Tear The Place Up' is a rollicking whirl, and has rightfully been touted as "hip-hop meets Tarantino", with many a cheesy thriller film reference and floor-shaking beat in tow.
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Fountain Baby
Fountain Baby (gatefold silver vinyl LP)
Cat: ISCB 003731401. Rel: 15 Sep 23
All My Love (0:57)
Angels In Tibet (2:13)
Co-Star (2:32)
Princess Going Digital (3:17)
Big Steppa (2:51)
Reckless & Sweet (2:55)
Wasted Eyes (2:06)
Counterfeit (2:35)
Disguise (2:54)
Sex, Violence, Suicide (2:30)
Sociopathic Dance Queen (1:39)
Aquamarine Luvs Ecstasy (2:17)
Water From Wine (4:33)
Come Home To God (2:34)
Review: Ghanaian singer-songwriter Amaarae presents a unique style with her second album Fountain Baby - mixing up R&B, Jersey bounce, amapiano, dancehall and more for a bedevilled, high-pitched modern weirdo opus. All tempered by its angelic pop production, which bolsters its stark vocal aura, Amaarae is rightfully deserving of the praise for this experiment. Its staunch queer identity goes hand-in-hand with its sonic playfulness, a synergy which we also hear in the lyrics throughout, be that via its girlbossy shattering of binaries ('Princess Going Digital'), or the obliteration of hegemony in basic party spaces ('Sociopathic Dance Queen').
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Double Pink
Double Pink (LP + insert)
Cat: ALBFLP 015. Rel: 14 Nov 23
Double Pink (4:23)
White Noise (3:47)
There's A (4:21)
Why I'm Shy (4:26)
Working (6:11)
Staaar (4:34)
Eyes That Open (6:45)
Review: And Is Phi (Andrea Isabelle Phillips) is a multi-disciplinary artist from Norway and the Philippines now based in South East London. Double Pink is a debut album of great quality that draws on a wide sphere of influence, from Joni Mitchell's tender vocals to Frank Zappa's weirdness via 90s r&b and the jazz tinged beatmaking of Madlib's seminal album for Blue Note. it is both late night and languid but immediate and emotive, with a world of colour and texture that is all blurred, smoothed off, packed with emotion and smart riffs, melodies and hooks.
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Casablanca
Casablanca (2xLP + 7")
Cat: SPLTE 004. Rel: 31 Mar 25
Perfumed Gardens (3:27)
Kifak Detroit? (6:41)
Grand Meze In Gemmayze (3:14)
Red Lebanese (3:17)
Bounce The Casbah (4:14)
The Sweet Accent Of Achrafieh (3:51)
Rubaiyat In Bed (4:31)
Hamra Traffic (3:26)
Zamalek (5:28)
The Egyptian Stevie Wonder (3:27)
Arabs With Attitudes (4:13)
I Hid A Treasure Inside Al Rawchieh (4:06)
Loved You In Summer (7") (3:53)
Turquoise Beat (4:38)
Review: The mighty Dez Andres has hooked up with Parisian digger Victor Kiswell for a sublime new double album on Spot Lite that finds a perfect sweet spot between both men's sound. It stems from a party that explores Arabic grooves from Northern Africa and the Middle East and pairs that with low slung deep house beats and hip-hop inspired joints. It's woozy and warm, packed with killer melodies and hooky riffs and is right up there with some of Dez's best work. Highlights include the likes of 'Grand Meze In Gemmayze' with its dusty beats and 'Bounce The Casbah' with Middle Eastern guitars that ring out with great soul.
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Collection Of Sounds Volume 3
Collection Of Sounds Volume 3 (custom red vinyl LP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: RSE 393LPC1. Rel: 06 Feb 25
Blame That Dub (4:46)
Second Try (2:23)
Just A Business (1:44)
Welcome Back (2:17)
Best Teacher (Melodica version) (2:25)
Hello Darlings (1:30)
Start Of Side Six (0:59)
From Twenty Years Ago (2:11)
Bad Motherdub (2:30)
The Shuffle (1:26)
Perfection (2:56)
Early '23 Thing (2:34)
Rhodes, Birds & Wind (2:06)
Review: This renowned hip-hop producer (and also half of Atmosphere) is a founding member of Rhymesayers Entertainment. His decades-spanning career includes work with MF DOOM, Brother Ali, Murs and more after he was raised in a military family with a deep love for records. Ant's eclectic influences shine in Collection of Sounds, a four-volume instrumental series that his instalment three here and has been carefully curated from his vast archive. It mixes up intimate, haunting tracks with expansive, venue-filling beats. Some compositions invite vocalists yet remain deeply personal and overall, rather than reinventing things, Ant reconfigures his past while staying true to his artistic roots.
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Collection Of Sounds Volume 4
Cat: RSE 396LPC1. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Hearing In Dark Colors (1:15)
Darker Colors (1:44)
All Right Now, Listen (3:08)
Prelude Revisited (2:31)
Behind The Sound (2:36)
Day After 2010 (1:19)
Just Another Three AM (1:49)
AAAND (1:06)
Side Eight Synesthesia (1:33)
Created With A Heavy Brush (1:46)
Hearing Situations (1:56)
All Sounds In Place (3:11)
A Pinch Brighter (2:14)
Classical Piano Number Seven (1:24)
4-Track Beyond Beat/Supreme Shoutout (1:31)
Coloring, Shading & Endings (2:14)
Review: Legendary producer Ant, who you will most likely know for his work with Atmosphere, showcases his talent once more here with Collection of Sounds: Vol. 4. This release highlights his years of dedication to his craft and is a great mix of fresh ideas with his signature style. While previous volumes explored hip-hop, funk and reggae, Vol. 4 introduces rock-inspired elements such as wailing guitars, though it still maintains a firm foundation in hip-hop. Tracks like 'Hearing In Dark Colors' and 'Created With a Heavy Brush' display his mastery of diverse styles while 'Day After 2010' offers an unexpected vibe that helps confirm Ant's status in the scene.

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Collection Of Sounds Vol 1
Collection Of Sounds Vol 1 (green vinyl LP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: RSE 368LPC1. Rel: 05 Sep 24
Collection Of Sounds Start (1:00)
Leather Soul (2:31)
Bar One (2:03)
SK15 Fly Strings (1:51)
I Was Always A Collector (0:44)
Lovely Original Sketch (0:55)
My First Koop Session (1:57)
This Happened (2:27)
Only The Junk (0:56)
Collection Side Two (1:23)
Sun Decides (2:42)
That Old Bongo Joint (2:05)
Every Once In A While (2:09)
Random Beat CD March 2005 (1:42)
Fooled You (2:50)
4-Track Beyond Beat 1996 (1:27)
Outernet Sketch For Live Use (0:49)
Review: Ant's Collection of Sounds Vol. 1 offers a profound exploration of his vast musical expertise. As a cornerstone of Atmosphere and Rhymesayers Entertainment, Ant's latest project delves into his deep archive of unreleased material, presenting a sonic journey that's both intimate and expansive. The album masterfully balances moods, from the eerie closeness of 'Bar One' to the wide-open, atmospheric '4-Track Beyond Beat 1996.' Ant's ability to craft beats that invite exploration is evident throughout, with tracks practically begging for lyrical accompaniment. Yet, he resists the urge to overcomplicate, keeping the focus on the purity of the instrumentals. Collection of Sounds isn't just a showcase of technical skill; it's a reflection of Ant's artistic evolution, blending past influences with fresh ideas. The vinyl's packaging adds a tactile dimension to the experience, featuring a custom green record housed in a beautifully designed jacket with artwork by ZooDeville and Saber. This first volume has Ant's enduring creativity on full display with top notch hip-hop production.
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Muse
Muse (LP)
Cat: RS 24LP002. Rel: 28 Nov 24
Vintage Collection (2:57)
La Flare (2:23)
Deep Ain't It (4:19)
Sooth Sayings (3:48)
MollyAmory (3:04)
Over The Phone (3:32)
Candyman (2:40)
SupaNatural (2:03)
Brick That Broke The Window (4:02)
Space Blue (2:02)
ButtaFlies & Brownies (3:04)
Review: Mikahl Anthony's debut full-length, Muse, offers a profound auditory journey reflecting his expansive influence across the alt-soul and hip-hop realms. Renowned for collaborations with Mick Jenkins, Chance The Rapper, and others, and as a core member of THEMpeople, Anthony presents a richly layered narrative through this album. Muse integrates self-directed visuals with its deeply personal and introspective content. The project explores themes of self-growth and reflection, blending various voices and experiences with Anthony's own lyrical depth. The title, representing 'Ms. Using Sensual Energy' and 'Making Use of Seclusion Every Day', hints at the album's dual focus on intimate self-discovery and isolation as a creative force. Tracks like 'La Flare' and 'MollyAmory' showcase a mix of ethereal melodies and gritty textures, while the closing piece employs reverb-drenched saxophone to evoke emotional complexity. The music, crafted with a cinematic sensibility, engages listeners in a dynamic exploration of personal and communal stories, making Muse a compelling reflection of Anthony's artistic vision and growth.
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King Of Gods No Second
Cat: DRV 119LP. Rel: 12 Dec 22
The Kingdom Of God (2:35)
Malediction (feat Pharoahe Monch) (2:54)
Green Olives (3:21)
No Time To Waste (feat Jadakiss) (2:58)
Cry (3:19)
Face Down (feat Sick Jacken) (3:16)
Disgusting (feat Black Thought) (4:28)
Draw Blood (feat Esoteric) (3:09)
One Man Army (3:20)
MK Ultra (feat Celph Titled) (2:29)
The Devils Frequency (feat RJ Payne) (4:09)
Review: Conneticut-based rapper Apathy teams up with Boston hip-hop producer Stu Bangas for this gothic, hardcore rap project. Filled with religion-themed vocal samples and unfiltered lyrics, Apathy's flow is consistently tight and the whole attitude of the project is very purist, borrowing from older methods of rap LP creation. Banga's beats are varied and match the energy of the many features lined up, including none other than Jadakiss, Black Thought and Esoteric to name just a few. The structure is very reminiscent of Mad Villain's Madvillainy, a linear story-based narrative that utilises its interludes perfectly, switching between different rap lanes from golden era east-coast flows to the alternative rap of the modern area that figure like JPEGMafia are proliferating, infused with rock references like in 'Malediction'. Eight projects later and Apathy is still proving he can rock the mic alongside an elite cast of guests.
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Connecticut Casual: Chapter 2
Connecticut Casual: Chapter 2 (translucent blue vinyl LP)
Cat: DRV 120LP. Rel: 24 Apr 24
Connecticut Formal (3:23)
Hammond Court Kids (3:47)
No One Can Hear You Scream In Space (3:35)
Vacation (2:55)
Jackie O (3:09)
Fenwick (feat Kappa Gamma) (3:56)
Never Change (feat Little Vic) (3:12)
Around The Planet (3:37)
Eazy $ (2:54)
Todd McFarlane (feat Celph Titled) (2:43)
Kingdom Of The Coroner (2:38)
Tick Tock Tick (2:52)
Review: Apathy's Connecticut Casual: Chapter 2 delivers a potent sequel to his original project with a refined production and matured subject matter. With Playa Haze's influence evident, the album's soundtrack blends modern and nostalgic elements, complementing Ap's witty wordplay and enthusiastic delivery. Tracks like 'Connecticut Formal' and 'Hammond Court Kids' paint vivid pictures of life in CT, while 'No One Can Hear You Scream In Space' and 'Vacation' delve into introspection with compelling hooks. Ap's versatility shines on 'Jackie O' and 'Fenwick,' evoking different eras seamlessly. Collaborations like 'Never Change' with Little Vic and 'Todd McFarland' featuring Celph Titled add depth and diversity. The production, ranging from smooth samples to gritty beats, perfectly complements Ap's sonic missiles of bars. Connecticut Casual: Chapter 2 is a standout release in 2024, showing Apathy's growth and artistry while offering an an exciting audio adventure.
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As God Intended
As God Intended (limited "brown sabbath" vinyl LP)
Cat: LPMMG 00147C. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Anti-Social (feat Blakk Soul)
Hustle Don't Give (feat Black Thought)
Money Oriented
12 Hours
Hold It Down (feat Ty Farris)
Daddy's Girl
Worth Gold
The Apple (feat Planet Asia)
Freedom
Follow The Wisdom (feat Skyzoo)
Winter
Live By The Code
'94
Review: Detroit producer Apollo Brown and maverick Buffalo MC Che' Noir have come together to create a new album that draws on their backgrounds in two of America's mostly famously failed cities. Brown brings his usual soul-drenched and head-nodding beatmaking style - the same vibes that have seen him work with the likes of Ghostface Killah and Danny Brown and become a key part of the scene. Che' Noir on the other hand has worked alongside Benny The Butcher, Kool G Rap, and Fred The Godson and here tells some vital stories that take you behind the curtain and up and down city streets, dodging gunshots, hunting for missing fathers and generally trying to game the system.
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Sardines
Sardines (sardine green vinyl LP + art print (indie exclusive))
Cat: LPMMG 00183IE. Rel: 07 Dec 23
Bird Food (1:07)
Get The Dough Off (2:48)
Panama Sun (feat Marv Won) (3:46)
Stones (3:10)
Fly Anomalies (3:59)
Wizardry (feat TriState) (2:51)
Jungle Juice (3:34)
Wide Awake (3:14)
Acid Rain (feat Sick Jacken) (3:35)
Peas & Onions (3:09)
Broad Dayin' (3:06)
'88 S-Curl (feat Ty Farris) (2:58)
Bazookas (3:18)
Can You Believe It (4:11)
Review: The names Apollo Brown and Planet Asia evoke a rarefied set of expectations. The raps are as hard as galvanized steel. The syllable placement is meticulous and intricate. The beats bang: simmering in a soulful but warped inferno. They are maestros of raw and unalloyed hip-hop: full of as much grit and craftsmanship as anyone to ever incinerate a microphone or master an MPC. After all, high standards are essential. Sardines is curb-checking minimalist hip-hop: sharp, efficient, and well-executed as a guillotine chop. No wasted bars or rhythmic excess. Just poetic verses and night-time vulture vibes. Apollo sums it up best: it's "dirt, grit, mud, sticks, stones, all that. Leave your boots on." The title's name is a flip on their revered first album. Like sardines, anchovies are a love it-or-hate it proposition. It's not for everyone, but if it's for you, it's laser targeted to your interests.

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God Said No
God Said No (limited gatefold gold vinyl LP + booklet (indie exclusive))
Cat: 093624 858232. Rel: 24 Jun 24
Be Careful With Me (3:06)
Spite (2:39)
Less Of You (3:06)
Done With You (2:39)
Plane Trees (feat Mustafa) (3:29)
Drifting (4:21)
Empty (3:08)
Life's Unfair (3:01)
Against Me (2:22)
While U Can (3:00)
Dispose Of Me (3:17)
How (3:09)
Pedro (2:29)
Glow (4:08)
Review: Omar Apollo's latest promises a deeply personal journey through the aftermath of a tumultuous love affair - the album's title, inspired by the Spanish phrase "lo que sera, sera," reflects Apollo's tongue-in-cheek acceptance of life's twists and turns. With executive production by Teo Halm, God Said No features collaborations with musician Mustafa and actor Pedro Pascal. Recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London and fine-tuned across studios in Los Angeles, New York and Miami, the album showcases Apollo's soulful vocals and introspective lyrics. The prelude single, 'Spite,' and the newly released 'Dispose of Me,' accompanied by a live performance video featuring a 14-piece ensemble, offer a glimpse into Apollo's emotionally charged storytelling. This album is shaping up to be a poignant and intimate exploration of heartbreak and resilience in the face of life's uncertainties.
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Kings (remastered)
Cat: FSRLP 083RM. Rel: 13 Mar 25
Howlin' With Fred (feat Fred Wesley)
In The Air (feat Fred Wesley)
All Right All Right (feat Fred Wesley)
Kings (feat Fred Wesley)
Batash (Alwoojdi) (feat Shlomo Bar)
Ani, Ata Vehoo (feat Shlomo Bar)
Walking To The Palace (feat Shlomo Bar)
Banana Jam (feat Shlomo Bar)
Review: Freestyle Records reissues The Apples Kings a full decade and a half after its first release. This version has been fully remastered and re-cut for an even more dynamic sound to remind why the landmark album was so special. It was a first for the band who crafted it with specific collaborators in mind and worked with funk legend Fred Wesley and Israeli world music icon Shlomo Bar In fusing elements of The JB's funky foundations, soul, dub, and Middle Eastern influences, they cooked up a genre-defying mix filtered through The Apples' unique decks-horns-bass-drums lineup. These unmistakable, floor-shaking grooves are just as potent today as they were in 2010.
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Danama
Danama (LP)
Cat: AC 197LP. Rel: 07 Apr 25
Nahel (3:54)
Nbendia (3:35)
Bang Rails (3:40)
Eternity (4:30)
Barala (4:30)
Bada Bada (4:10)
Suntight (5:02)
Danama (4:00)
Calamity (3:53)
Broken Tezeta (Remember Bidou) (3:27)
Review: "Danama" is a Bambara word meaning "trustworthy" that reflects the essence of Arat Kilo's fifth album, which was recorded in Spring 2024. The album embodies optimism, collective strength and cultural blending, while advocating confidence during these times which are so marred by wars, nationalism and environmental crises. Arat Kilo is France's leading Ethio-jazz ensemble and they take a fresh approach by experimenting with sound production by adding new instruments like synths, bass clarinet and Malian n'goni, alongside their signature grooves. These tunes are influenced by genres like Jersey club and 2-step and merge with Ethiopian jazz and global rhythms. Mamani Keita's poignant lyrics and social critique from Mike Ladd make this a resounding call for hope and unity.


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My Soft Machine
My Soft Machine (gatefold transparent green vinyl LP)
Cat: TRANS 700XX. Rel: 25 May 23
Bruiseless (1:11)
Impurities (3:43)
Devotion (2:46)
Blades (3:41)
Purple Phase (4:23)
Weightless (4:04)
Pegasus (feat Phoebe Bridgers) (3:06)
Dog Rose (3:08)
Puppy (3:04)
I'm Sorry (3:01)
Room (Red Wings) (4:21)
Ghost (3:49)
Review: A lot can change in two years or so. Not least if 2021 saw you release one of the most celebrated records of the current decade, tackling the mental health crisis head on in the midst of a global pandemic. An album that despaired and threw its hands up, declaring that we, collectively, are not alright and something needs to change, all via staggeringly poetic prose, at times bordering on spoken word. Returning from that triumphant episode, Arlo Parks follows up with The Soft Machine, an LP that lands after most of the dust from that global emergency has settled, and she's relocated to sunny Los Angeles to live with partner and alternative rapper, Ashnikko. To say the result is something that sounds warmer, more appreciative of what you've got rather than focussed on what isn't would be an understatement, but the exquisite songwriting and willingness to speak honestly about major issues remains.
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My Soft Machine
My Soft Machine (limited translucent violet vinyl LP box set + tote bag + friendship bracelet + poster + print)
Cat: TRANS 700XB. Rel: 25 May 23
Bruiseless (1:11)
Impurities (3:43)
Devotion (2:46)
Blades (3:41)
Purple Phase (4:23)
Weightless (4:04)
Pegasus (feat Phoebe Bridgers) (3:06)
Dog Rose (3:08)
Puppy (3:04)
I'm Sorry (3:01)
Room (Red Wings) (4:21)
Ghost (3:49)
Review: Since her debut EP and LP arrived in 2019, Arlo Parks has grown into one of the most vital voices in modern British soul. Following on from 2021's Collapsed In Sunbeams album, My Soft Machine comes on mellow and magnificent, backed up by a strong cast of collaborators but very much steered by Parks at the helm. There's space for crossover pop hooks on the likes of the Paul Hepworth-produced 'Weightless' while Phoebe Bridgers lends her skills to 'Pegasus', and everything feeds into a universal dose of ear-catching neo-soul and artful pop fit for every home. This special edition of My Soft Machine comes pressed in translucent pink wax, housed in a black cloth tote bag and with a friendship bracelet to cement the bond between Parks and her audience.
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We Buy Diabetic Test Strips
We Buy Diabetic Test Strips (gatefold translucent purple vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: FP 18243. Rel: 28 Sep 23
Landlines (2:56)
Woke Up & Asked Siri How I'm Gonna Die (2:45)
The Flexible Unreliability Of Time & Memory (3:22)
When It Doesn't Start With A Kiss (3:23)
I Keep A Mirror In My Pocket (feat Cavalier) (3:25)
Trauma Mic (feat Pink Siifu) (2:52)
Niggardly (Blocked Call) (0:48)
The Gods Must Be Crazy (3:16)
Y'all Can't Stand Right Here (feat Junglepussy & Moneynicca) (6:16)
Total Recall (4:21)
Empire BLVD (feat Junglepussy & Curly Castro) (4:30)
Don't Lose Your Job (feat Pink Siifu & Moore Mother) (4:29)
Supermooned (2:58)
Switchboard (4:00)
The Key Is Under The Mat (4:14)
Review: Armand Hammer is the New York-based duo of ELUCID and Billy Woods and now they are back with their first new album in two years. We Buy Diabetic Test Strips is a debut long player for Fat Possum and it is their biggest work yet with plenty of high-profile guest spots from the likes of JPEGMAFIA, EL-P, Kenny Segal, Black Noi$e, Preservation, DJ Haram, Child Actor, Sebb Bash, August Fanon, and more. Since they were last recording together, ELUCID and billy woods have both released critically acclaimed solo albums but show that they save some special magic for when they join up in the studio.
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A Rock & A Hard Place (reissue)
A Rock & A Hard Place (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile gold vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: MOVLP 3735C. Rel: 20 Aug 24
Drama (Mortal Kombat Fatality) (1:28)
C'mon Wit Da Git Down (4:03)
Wrong Side Of Da Tracks (4:08)
Heavy Ammunition (4:02)
Attack Of New Jeruzalum (4:22)
Notty Headed Nigguhz (3:19)
Whayback (4:46)
Flexi Wit Da Tech(Nique) (4:08)
Cummin' Thru Ya F-kin' Block (4:19)
Lower Da Boom (4:56)
What Goes On? (3:21)
Dynamite Soul (3:47)
Whassup Now Muthaf--ka? (5:59)
Review: Between A Rock And A Hard Place, the 1994 debut from Newark's Artifacts, is a snapshot of East Coast hip-hop with its roots in graffiti culture. Comprising Tame One and El Da Sensei, the duo delivers a mix of underground hits and gritty street anthems. While the album boasts production from heavyweights like Buckwild, T-Ray, and Redman, it's a mixed bag of standout tracks and underwhelming moments. Tracks like 'Wrong Side of Da Tracks' shine, paying homage to graffiti over a mellow backdrop with a soothing horn loop, marking it as a 90s gem. The album captures the glory parts of the era, with tracks like 'Whayback' offering nostalgic reflections on their journey into hip-hop. The reissue on 180-gram gold vinyl is a worthy nod to its legacy for this cult classic.
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Canne A Sucre
Cat: CANOPYLP 12. Rel: 23 Dec 22
Dominos (0:38)
Mornes (feat Raphael Neblai & Jewice) (3:36)
Tanbouye (2:40)
FouyeTe (2:38)
Tumbele (3:06)
Ase (1:29)
Neg (3:14)
Chlordecone (3:01)
Missie Guedon (feat Lanoir & LaNote) (2:15)
Canne A Sucre (2:16)
Paye Mwen (3:27)
Ayen Pa Change (2:28)
Verite (3:53)
Review: As Valet is a Paris-based abstract-instrumental-space-hip-hop beat producer who manages to combine the futuristic with the ancient and ritualistic on this album. It's both cosmic yet organic, expansive yet intimate with tumbling beats that sound loose and live, sprinkles of starry melody and plenty of warm jungle humidity from the percussion. Guests such as LaNote, Lanoir, Raphael Neblai and Jewice add some vocal magic and this one is, then, sure to become a real cult classic in no time at all thanks to its unique mix of all those different worlds but also, quite simply, its damn nice vibes.
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Mr Money With The Vibe
Mr Money With The Vibe (limited bone & red splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: ERE 929. Rel: 29 Nov 23
Dull (1:40)
Terminator (2:28)
Organise (2:01)
Peace Be Unto You (PBUY) (2:27)
Dupe (2:45)
Muse (1:54)
Joha (2:27)
Nzaza (3:01)
Ototo (2:37)
Reason (feat Russ) (1:50)
Sunmomi (2:47)
Sungba (feat Burna Boy - remix) (3:38)
Review: Mr. Money With The Vibe is the debut studio album from Nigerian singer Asake. Following an impressive debut and meteoric rise in the music industry, Asake signed with YBNL Nation, the label founded by one of the godfathers of modern Afrobeats, Olamide. The 12-track album features elements of traditional Nigerian fuji music, Afropop, and South African Amapiano and sees appearances from fellow Nigerian star Burna Boy and American rapper Russ. The results are an ethereal sonic oasis that clearly sets Asake apart from his peers. Includes the single, 'Sungba (Remix),' 'Peace Be Unto You (PBUY),' and 'Terminator.'
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Tags: African | Afrobeat
 in stock $33.63
Lungu Boy
Lungu Boy (smokey clear vinyl LP)
Cat: ERE 1070. Rel: 18 Feb 25
Start (0:18)
MMS (feat Wizkid) (1:04)
Mood (6:32)
My Heart (3:17)
Worldwide (3:03)
Active (feat Travis Scott) (2:53)
Suru (feat Stormzy) (3:40)
Skating (3:00)
Wave (feat Central Cee) (3:25)
Mentally (2:58)
Uhh Yeahh (3:38)
I Swear (2:48)
Ligali (3:03)
Whine (feat LUDMILLA) (2:53)
Fuji Vibe (5:23)
Review: The third studio album by the Nigerian artist Asake comes to vinyl through Empire, homing back in for a second time on the artist's pioneering flurry of several modish, "now" genre fusions for 2024. Asake has already garnered a name for himself as a neo-fuji artist, building on the classic Nigerian Yoruba dance genre in electronica fusion form, as well as incorporating elements of amapiano and funk. Lungu Boy was met with critical acclaim on its digital release, and now you can hear it in its fullest physical quality on marbled vinyl; the record's best moments have to be 'Worldwide' and 'Suru' featuring none other than British rap whiz Stormzy.
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Tags: Afrobeat
 in stock $31.68
Weedkiller
Weedkiller (limited green marbled vinyl LP + insert (indie exclusive))
Cat: 505419 7422669. Rel: 07 Sep 23
World Eater (2:25)
You Make Me Sick! (2:18)
Worms (2:29)
Super Soaker (feat Daniela Lalita) (2:23)
Don't Look At It (2:12)
Cheerleader (2:12)
Moonlight Magic (2:34)
Miss Nectarine (2:21)
Chokehold Cherry Python (2:40)
Weedkiller (2:03)
Want It All (2:39)
Possession Of A Weapon (2:35)
Dying Star (feat Ethel Cain) (4:15)
Review: American singer-songwriter and rapper Ashnikko dropped their much-anticipated debut album this August through Parlophone and Warner Records and has been teased with no fewer than fine well-received singles. It is a concept record based around "a commentary on environmental disaster and the rapid evolution of technology" which honestly seems not so much a concept as just a statement of our current reality. The artist displays plenty of rage both lyrically and in terms of delivery here, with industrial hip-hop and rap, nu-metal and trap all distilled into something confrontational yet triumphant.
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 in stock $39.24
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