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For The Early Hours Of A World In Bloom
Cat: TT 010. Rel: 11 Jun 25
The Artist's Prayer (2:12)
Breather (12:58)
Soil (dub) (6:00)
Sleepy's Gambit (6:01)
Allusion (5:20)
Review: Alien D is the NYC-based producer Daniel Creahan, and he's back with a debut on Theory Therapy that taps into widescreen worlds of techno immersion. Departing from the ambient abstraction of his previous work, this album as a subtle kinetic pulse with tracks like 'Soil Dub' and 'Sleepy's Gambit' propel listeners forward with dubwise rhythms crafted for deep dancefloors. The album builds on an infectious, steady groove with repeating phrases and subtle shifts that keep the music in constant motion. Conceived in the first days after the COVID lockdown, these sounds exude a hopeful quality and capture the transcendent moments of early-morning parties when the moment is full of unbridled hope for what might come.
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Nightclouds
Cat: BF 070LP. Rel: 29 May 25
Nightclouds (7:50)
Still Life (3:16)
Chordalities (4:05)
Nightclouds (Variation) (1:38)
Morningclouds (19:01)
Review: Swedish composer Ellen Arkbro's Nightclouds is a deeply introspective and romantic turn that collects five solo organ improvisations recorded across Europe in 2023-24. Departing from installation-based compositions, Nightclouds explores slow, chordal improvisations rich in texture and atmosphere while drawing on sacred music, ECM jazz and minimalism. Along the way, Arkbro creates immersive soundscapes that balance austerity and emotional depth while shifting between meditative stillness and modernist tension with standout recordings like 'Morningclouds' and two variations on the title track. Through meticulous mic placement and tonal clarity, Arkbro draws you in with the intimacy and vastness of her sonic world.

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Very Quiet Music To Be Played Very Loudly
Cat: LM 001CD. Rel: 29 May 25
Components
Fringe
Emphasis
Singular
Review: While he may well be best-known for his nostalgic, synthesiser-powered Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan project, Gordon Chapman-Fox has also put out some fine music under his given name - not least 2023's ambient opus on Castles In Space's 'Subscription Library' offshoot. On Very Quiet Music To Be Played Very Loudly, Chapman-Fox delivers four expansive ambient soundscapes. He sets the tone with the Vangelis-esque synth suspense and spacey creep of 'Components', before opting for sustained, almost neo-classical sweeps and delay-laden electronic string sounds on 'Fringe'. 'Emphasis' is immersive and quietly picturesque, while closing cut 'Singular' is dark, moody and quietly paganistic - a kind of imaginary soundtrack to a 21st century folk-horror movie.
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Still There Is The Sea
Cat: GONDLP 77. Rel: 05 Jun 25
The Sun, The Sky (5:05)
Eau Miroir (4:40)
Cycle (4:52)
Atlantis (2:42)
Dream/Mirage (3:05)
Sometimes (4:09)
Piece No 8 (3:39)
Fragment Of (3:25)
Review: Ambre Ciel is a Montreal-based composer and singer known for her dreamy, spacious soundscapes. Drawing from impressionism, American minimalism and contemporary classical music, her work blends layered violins, piano and ethereal vocals in both English and French so is a sophisticated and stylish sound. Coming from a family of artists, she began with violin at six, later experimenting with pedals, loops and harmonies. Her debut album Still, There is the Sea marks a delicate yet bold entry into her sonic world and is a deeply personal, atmospheric journey shaped by strings, acoustic textures and voice. It's an imperfect beginning, as she calls it, but one brimming with intention and beauty.
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White Phosphorus (Chris Connelly Plays Throbbing Gristle)
White Phosphorus (Chris Connelly Plays Throbbing Gristle) (180 gram vinyl LP + insert limited to 250 copies)
Cat: DPROMLP 176. Rel: 29 May 25
Tesco Disco (3:09)
Zyklon B Zombie (4:15)
Mother Spunk (5:26)
Maggot Death (4:30)
Industrial Muzak/Very Friendly (7:20)
Heathen Earth (5:33)
Nuffield Theatre (2:23)
Persuasian (6:08)
Air Galley (4:19)
Review: "Random, tense, scary and compulsively fascinating". That's how Chris Connelly describes the period in which the tracks on this album were originally written. As the main man behind some of the most iconic and influential industrial bands in history - Ministry, Revolting Cocks, Murder.Inc... - he's definitely well placed to make this kind of judgment. And it comes across even more understandable if you grasp the fact he's meaning all that in a good way. Throbbing Gristle should need no introduction, having pretty much written the blueprint for industrial musick in the nuclear age. A sound that screamed "get us out". Combine that oeuvre with this guy, then, and you have something which is uncompromisingly explosive and effective. Not to mention fitting, given half the people on the street seem convinced we're rushing headfirst into another atomic standoff, if not something much, much worse.
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Cobra
Cobra (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: CIS 176LP. Rel: 29 May 25
Pulse Repetition (2:49)
Absolute Everywhere (4:10)
The Proxy (3:11)
Progress Report (1:38)
Buran (3:43)
Tesseract (3:11)
Backscatter (5:34)
Frequency Shift (1:58)
Review: On a remote, gravel-covered spit along the east coast stand the remains of a Cold War-era government weapons testing and radar facility. In the mid-1960s, this site hosted the creation of an over-the-horizon radar-a groundbreaking system designed to bounce signals off the ionosphere to monitor distant nations. Its success depended on a complex interplay of frequency, solar cycles and atmospheric conditions but yet persistent interference plagued the system and rendered it ineffective. Despite multiple investigations, it was decommissioned and dismantled by the early 1970s. Today, the once-ambitious Cobra installation lies dormant, reclaimed by nature as a quiet, unlikely wildlife refuge and these are sounds inspired by it.
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All My Circles Run (reissue)
Cat: LMR VIIILPB. Rel: 05 Jun 25
For Strings
For Voice
Chanter
For Organ
For Piano
Review: A fourth full length from the Montreal-based enigma. Sarah Davachi's electroacoustic compositions have become the stuff of legend and hallucination-inducing live shows, refrains that bore into your mind then soul, detailed and complex ideas borne out in minimalist moods capable of taking listeners beyond themselves, out to somewhere completely new. Talk about a curveball, then. All My Circles Run features five totally unique compositions which all share one common trait - they eschew synthesisers and instead each focus on a different instrument. Hence the titles. 'For Strings', 'For Voice', 'For Piano', 'For Organ', 'Chanter'. But, although the record's core parts represent a different move for the musician, Davachi's incredible ear for subtly powerful sounds remains at the centre of the experience. So prepare to be blown away again. Gently.
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Demise Of Love EP
Demise Of Love EP (10" + MP3 download code)
Cat: RUG 1466T. Rel: 29 May 25
Strange Little Consequence (3:42)
Carry The Blame (2:06)
Be A Man (3:09)
Like I Loved You (3:38)
Review: Talk about things that make you go "oooh." The moment we heard that Daniel Avery, Working Men's Club and Ghost Culture were working together on a "new musical project" we had a lot riding on the results being particularly potent. Quite what they might sound like was anyone's guess mind, and there was an underlying worry that we might be left with another supergroup disappointment - where the parts are strong but don't necessarily understand how to gel. Demise of Love prove that doesn't have to be the case every time. It sounds like all of the above and yet none of them, it's ripe with emotion, fraught with punk ferocity and outwardly romantic in an electronic sense. Rave-y, weird, melancholic, angry, sleazy and infinitely re-playable, believe the hype.
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Almost Acoustic Christmas: The Kroq Broadcast
Cat: PARALP 628. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Personal Jesus (5:05)
Walking In My Shoes (5:05)
Precious (5:12)
I Want It All (5:06)
A Question Of Lust (4:39)
The Sinner In Me (5:21)
I Feel You (Technical Issues) (2:57)
I Feel You (7:03)
John The Revelator (3:44)
Behind The Wheel (5:13)
Enjoy The Silence (7:21)
Shake The Disease (6:14)
Never Let Me Down Again (7:15)
Review: Depeche Mode's Playing The Angel tour was a major milestone following their 2005 album release of the same name. It was produced by Ben Hillier and topped charts in 18 countries with the hit 'Precious'' the most standout. The nine-month tour across Europe and North America included festival headlining slots like Coachella and O2 Wireless but a real standout moment from it was their performance at KROQ-FM's Almost Acoustic Christmas concert, which was captured in full and now gets pressed up to this fine double album. This superb Christmas show is the sound of the band at their best during one of their many fine eras.
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Digital Dawn
Cat: INDMEK 010. Rel: 10 Jun 25
Digital Dawn (4:47)
Phantom Pulse (4:57)
Matrix Kode (feat Noamm) (4:24)
Electro Duet (feat Noamm) (3:58)
Toxic Euphoria (feat Noamm) (5:01)
Eclipse (6:31)
Aurora Noir (5:53)
Captured Planet (4:16)
Techno Mirage (3:51)
Data Delight (4:13)
Distorted Programming (feat Noamm) (4:13)
Synthetic Art (5:40)
Review: E-bony's Digital Dawn album is about "defining his identity as an artist" and it comes through INDUSTRIAS MEKANIKAS. This 12-tracker welds together electro and techno with plenty of personal sound perspective and dark textures that keep it decidedly underground. Collaborating with Noamm on four tracks, their creative synergy adds depth and elevates the record's complexity with the likes of 'Matrix Kod' getting gritty and eerie, 'Aurora Noir' bringing snappy kicks and coruscated acid lines and 'Data Delight' fizzing with pixelated synth sugariness.
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Laini Tani
Laini Tani (translucent yellow vinyl LP) (1 per customer)
Cat: TPLP 1964LTD. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Elnadaha (4:29)
Kaabi Aali (4:29)
Banit (4:30)
Eid (3:51)
Enti Fi Neama (3:51)
Dafaa Robaai (3:42)
Labkha (5:17)
Laini Tani (5:01)
Ghorzetein (4:25)
Review: Nadah El Shazly returns with her second album and first on One Little Independent and Backward Music. The Egyptian-born, Montreal-based artist blends experimental sonics with Arabic roots and improvisation on Laini Tani, and crafts music that slips between worlds and takes you with it. The whole record pulses like a hot night stretching into morning. It's sweaty, surreal, and endlessly alive and each track is a vivid fragment: defiant, euphoric or quietly raw. El Shazly's lush vocals and layered metaphors weave a dreamstate of meaning and mystery that bold and chaotic yet controlled so is a record to get lost in, then hit repeat as you try to decode its hidden truths.
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Soutwhind From Hachijo
Cat: FJLP 05. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Track 1
Fernanda
Track 3
Trail
Wave
Prayer
Bush
Mother Forest
Track 9
Wind
Track 11
Dancin' Stars
Review: Southwind from Hachijo is a rare gem from 1990s Japan dug out delightfully by Forest Jams and written by E.S. Island. This reissue of it dives deeper into ambient terrain while embracing tribal and spiritual tones unlike previous works. It was recorded on the remote Hachijo Island and is awash with organic textures and traditional Japanese instruments that effortlessly make for a meditative soundscape. The music is largely performed by the late Eisuke Takahashi and Nene Sanae, whose chemistry channels the island's raw, natural energy into its ever-shifting tones and timbres. It's a deeply personal and atmospheric listen and an ode to place and spirit that takes you there in an instant
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Landmarks
Landmarks (2xLP)
Cat: E35 01. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Peregrines Will Carry You Over The Hills (10:22)
Flowers On The Hospital Grounds (9:57)
Dreams Of Silent Gardening Machines (9:25)
These Weeds - The Ones That Do The Impossible (7:06)
The Same Is Different Every Day (3:44)
Saturated Memory Of A Rooftop (6:01)
M Net 103's Impossible Turn (13:37)
Review: "Instead of escaping somewhere else, this time I want to be here." We're not 100% sure if that's Fabiano or E35 Netherlands quoted, and woe betide anyone who thinks they can interpret such cryptic (not to mention borrowed) quips without asking the person who said them what they meant. Nevertheless, Landmarks very quickly presents itself as an ambient beauty born of this planet and nowhere else. At times the sounds are challenging - heavily textured tracks rather than the lush dreamscapes we often associate with the rather reductive 'ambient' label. Sometimes things are quite eerie, like the disquiet that materialises around halfway through 'Flowers On The Hospital Grounds', and the dense static waves of 'Saturated Memory On A Rooftop'. At other moments, tones invoke the mystery of night skies over Earth, or the rhythm of a world filled with enough life to mean we're still finding new species today.
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Atoms Revolt
Cat: ESP 120. Rel: 09 Jun 25
Atoms Revolt (4:55)
New Freedom (4:54)
Review: Fashion Flesh aka John Talaga debuts on ESP Institute with two mind-bending tracks crafted from homemade electronics, circuit-bent gear and tape manipulations. Side A's 'Atoms Revolt' explores the secret lives of machines while channelling chaotic energy into controlled sonic accidents, layered distortion and surreal textures. Side B's 'New Freedom' evokes a dystopian adventure into Detroit's decaying industrial sprawl while fusing Geiger-like pulses and eerie oscillations with fragmented voices into a dark rhythmic storm. Talaga's ability to extract soul from machines is remarkable here in what is a visceral and cerebral EP.
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The Move
The Move (limited hand-numbered 12")
Cat: MW 083. Rel: 27 May 25
The Move (4:48)
Le Poete Maudit (2:03)
Eyes Of A Killer (3:04)
Shamandance (demo) (3:24)
21st CET (version) (4:45)
I See Black (4:36)
Review: The always excellent Minimal Wave presents a rare EP from Greek electronic pioneers In Trance 95 here. Alex Machairas and Nik Veliotis formed the duo in 1988 and very much helped define Greece's early electronic scene with their minimal synth and EBM-inspired sound, all of it usually marked by analogue warmth, hypnotic melodies and a futuristic sensibility. This release captures their innovative spirit and cult legacy across six unreleased tracks recorded between the late 80s and early 90s in Athens. It sounds magnificent and is a long-overdue glimpse into their visionary archive for new fans, or a fine reminder of their roots for those who have always been tuned in.

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Gespielt von: Gumshoe
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Acrobatizm/Prepared Wave
Acrobatizm/Prepared Wave (translcuent pink vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: DATAK. Rel: 10 Jun 25
Acrobatizm (4:24)
Graffiti (3:19)
Urban Jungle (4:38)
Imaginary Scenery (4:07)
Another Visitor (4:33)
Acid Emotion (4:00)
Lonely Boss (3:39)
Wings (4:17)
Prepared Wave (4:38)
Urban Delusion (3:33)
Floating Spirits (4:30)
Cycle Of Rebirth (3:57)
Crossbreed (4:27)
Escape The Cage (4:29)
Review: Legendary video game soundtrack-er Motorhiro Kawashima is best known for his efforts on the iconic Streets of Rage 2 and 3 titles. The latter is remembered as one of the hardest to define scores of all time, certainly in terms of a playable titles, and even 30 years on still amazes and baffles anyone who encounters it. Less well known are the artist's solo and standalone efforts, which came much later. Acrobatizm and Prepared Wave were the first two of those records, and emerged in the pre-pandemic late-noughties. Both draw heavily on the glitch and leftfield experimental techno worlds, which were in rude health at the time, doubling down on staccato rhythms and mind-blowing arpeggiation, with the punchiness and jerky vibes more than nod to the glory days of 8-bit gaming.


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Ostranenie
Ostranenie (LP + booklet)
Cat: RM 2072. Rel: 10 Jun 25
What Lies Beneath 3 Arp (2:45)
What Lies Beneath 2 (3:11)
Forrest Gump (4:34)
Spiderman (2:55)
Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina (2:09)
Mad Men S04 1 (4:27)
Mad Men S04 2 (1:16)
Stranger Things S02 E07 (3:38)
Stranger Things 2 (3:48)
Stranger Things 3 (3:57)
Reacher S01 E07 (1:55)
Reacher S01 E08 (2:31)
Irma Vep S01 E05 (2:13)
Review: A striking collection of digitally manipulated piano pieces, each one of them on this album are named after iconic films and TV shows. They are all crafted late at night as a response to passive media consumption and aim to blur the line between classical impressionism and contemporary digital manipulation. Drawing inspiration from Viktor Shklovsky's concept of "ostranenie" (which means estrangement), the work challenges habitual perceptions and makes the familiar feel strange. The music oscillates between mechanical MIDI chaos and intimate, fragile moments that question the emotional stakes of sound in a world where technology can often flatten deeper meaning. It's a profound exploration of art's role in resisting the numbing effects of mindless routine and endless immersion culture.
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Past Futur E
Cat: PASTFUTURE 1. Rel: 11 Jun 25
Bad Girl! (1:50)
It Doesn't Matter (4:55)
Poor Daddy (4:17)
Maybe It's Time (3:02)
Haunted Disco (5:21)
Mashed Feelings (4:10)
$$$$ $ (5:30)
Review: Electronic soul innovator Liv.e followed up her acclaimed Girl In The Half Pearl with PAST FUTUR.e last year, and it's now dropping on vinyl. The surprise seven-track project was made in just 24 hours and announced via a post on X. It's a lo-fi synthwave collection that betrays her genre-defying instincts and trades neo-soul smoothness for raw, hallucinatory energy. She bellows like a dancehall toaster and delivers fragmented narration over fuzzy, pulsing synths that echo Gang Gang Dance's experimental spirit. Is it an EP, album, or mixtape? It doesn't matter-PAST FUTUR.e is an unfiltered transmission from one of r&b's most inventive voices, and it's wildly unpredictable.

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What's That Got To Do (With Loving You)
What's That Got To Do (With Loving You) (gatefold translucent lime & clear vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: HYPSP LP14. Rel: 04 Jun 25
What's That Got To Do (With Loving You) (Remixes) (4:16)
Time To Get Up (2:54)
TV In My Eye (3:50)
La Voix Humaine (2:45)
Is There Life After Breakfast? (3:40)
You Bet (1:57)
What's That Got To Do (With Loving You) (instrumental mixes) (4:02)
Time To Get Up (3:00)
TV In My Eye (3:50)
Home Alone (1:36)
Reckless Dialogue (2:21)
La Voix Humaine (2:41)
Is There Life After Breakfast? (3:41)
You Bet (1:56)
Forever (4:20)
If You Want It (0:59)
Review: Hyperspace Communications drop a fresh remix package of cult US new wave trio Los Microwaves' debut LP, What's That Got To Do (With Loving You). Remixed by Kit Watson from the original 24-track analogue tapes, the release features two discs. Disc One is a 45 RPM dancefloor-ready EP with six reimagined cuts from Life After Breakfast, including 'deadpan vocals and punchy cold wave grooves Time To Get Up' and 'TV in My Eye.' Disc Two runs at 33 RPM and adds four instrumental versions tailored for film/TV sync and live remixing. It's a great addition for collectors or an introduction for anyone new to these California synth and techno-punk disrupters.
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Drive (Soundtrack) (10th Anniversary Edition)
Cliff MARTINEZ / VARIOUS
Drive (Soundtrack) (10th Anniversary Edition) (limited gatefold picture disc 2xLP)
Cat: LSINV 264LPPIC. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Kavinsky & Lovefoxx - "Night Call" (4:17)
Desire - "Under Your Spell" (3:51)
College - "A Real Hero" (feat Electric Youth) (4:27)
Riziero Ortolani - "Oh My Love" (feat Katyna Ranieri) (2:49)
The Chromatics - "Tick Of The Clock" (4:45)
Cliff Martinez - "Rubber Head" (2:58)
Cliff Martinez - "I Drive" (2:00)
Cliff Martinez - "He Had A Good Time" (1:29)
Cliff Martinez - "They Broke His Pelvis" (1:52)
Cliff Martinez - "Kick Your Teeth" (2:30)
Cliff Martinez - "Where's The Deluxe Version?" (5:12)
Cliff Martinez - "See You In Four" (2:28)
Cliff Martinez - "After The Chase" (5:23)
Cliff Martinez - "Hammer" (4:37)
Cliff Martinez - "Wrong Floor" (1:26)
Cliff Martinez - "Skull Crushing" (6:02)
Cliff Martinez - "My Name On A Car" (2:14)
Cliff Martinez - "On The Beach" (6:42)
Cliff Martinez - "Bride Of Deluxe" (3:37)
Review: OK. Let's face some facts. The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to Drive is up there with one of the best scores ever put together. And that goes for the compositions of Cliff Martinez as much as the guest bands and artists drafted for the other songs. Where else are you going to hear Riziro Ortolani and Katy Ranieri's operatic overture, 'Oh My Love', and The Chromatics' low sung, mood-building electro tracker 'Tick of the Clock', side by side? The answer is, of course, nowhere. And that's just skimming the surface. Deeper inspection take us to some stunning pieces of ambient and drone. 'I Drive' is a remarkable example of gong bath on record, 'Skull Crushing' is overwhelmingly heavy thanks to its use of distant sound and up front quiet. It feels like you're in a pressurised chamber. We could go on, but that wouldn't save any room to mention the trophy piece - College and Electric Youth's spectacularly emotive synth stunner, 'A Real Hero'.
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Return To The Future 1984-1994
Return To The Future 1984-1994 (180 gram vinyl LP + inserts)
Cat: DCM 016. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Ostavi Sve (3:35)
Da, Da,Tako Si Zla (3:14)
Beogradska Devojka (2:44)
Ona Je Ta (4:13)
Silvester (3:20)
Hey, Da Lii Znas (3:49)
On Voli Je (5:02)
Tobbaco Roar (4:56)
Laredo (5:16)
Koto (2:10)
Dopo La Morte (3:11)
Tobacco Roar (instrumental) (5:09)
Review: To mark their tenth anniversary, Discom presents Return to the Future 1984-1994, a special edition long player celebrating the influential Belgrade synth-pop duo Max & Intro. The compilation features 12 remastered tracks sourced directly from the original master tapes and the collection highlights the group's distinctive blend of melodic synth lines and pop sensibilities that very much shaped the Yugoslav electronic scene. Rare extras include a 1985 interview, full lyrics sheet and previously unseen photographs by Goran Basari?, plus artwork from Max's Poster. This is a wonderful trip back to the future with cold, angular drum rhythms and deadpan vocals.
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This Is Like A Dream
Cat: CAN 2025V. Rel: 02 Jun 25
This Is Like A Dream (3:20)
Total Pleasure (5:11)
Review: Thanks to an early 2025 launched exhibition at the Tate Modern, which looks back at the life and work of late, great performance art legend and Minty co-founder Leigh Bowery, Minty have put out this collectible 7" featuring previously unreleased songs. The title of the first track 'This Is Like A Dream' conveys what Bowery would have felt to have held this exhibition and making his dream come true from beyond the grave is a beautiful touch. And the song is a reminder that for all Minty's bizarre performances and sensational avant garde costumes they still backed it up with great music and would have cut through the noise on their songwriting alone. Both tracks feature Bowery, recorded as they were in 1993 and 1994 respectively. True gems finally unearthed.A
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En Perpetua
En Perpetua (LP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: SONLP 017. Rel: 02 Jun 25
Untitled Version II (3:52)
En Perpetua (6:48)
Limoges (2:46)
Daddys Booze (5:27)
Grota (5:25)
St Alban (5:45)
En Perpetua II (5:29)
Alegria De Vivir (5:47)
Review: Madrid duo Pablo Miron and Juan Vacas return with their second album, En Perpetua, which delves deeper into their signature decayed collage and psycho-acoustic soundscape while building on their debut Of No Fixed Abode. This time out they also embrace new creative confidence and the possibilities offered by a fresh Madrid studio and use violin, harmonica, voices, guitars, a looper, FM radio and diverse array of field recordings-from the Spanish countryside to exhibition sounds-to bring it to life. They craft eight re-pitched meditations that explore fractured music and rhythmic patterns which unfold through their distinctive, open-ended and immersive tonal journeys.
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Human Engineering
Cat: FC 08. Rel: 28 May 25
Boundary Simulation (7:54)
Impulse (6:20)
Limb Movement (3:05)
Line Inclination (3:23)
Stimuli (9:10)
Review: Developed as off-the-cuff cassette overdubs, work taking place in Manchester and Massachusetts, combined with syncopated vocals, Human Engineering very much lives up to its name. Narrated by Rick Myers, with long-time collaborators Andy Votel and Sean Canty in charge of the noises, it's a strange place to spend some time but it's also oddly beautiful. At first ear, the aesthetic feels rough and mechanical, definitely anything but human. But as things draw us further in to whatever this plain is, the organic at the root of everything rises to the surface. Suddenly, the obtuse noises no longer sound alien, and instead have taken on their true form - products of people, perhaps artefacts from a time we're about to forget. One in which machines were ours, not their own.
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Love Theme From Spartacus
Cat: IMWVR 1068. Rel: 27 May 25
Nitsu - "Love Theme From Spartacus" (4:33)
Joe Thomas - "Coco" (6:04)
Review: 'Incense Music for Dining Room' is the third release in the acclaimed Incense Music compilation series curated by Toru Hashimoto, with artwork by Jiro Fujita and mastering by Calm, who is one of Japan's leading figures in jazz, chill-out and Balearic music. The 7" comes with two standout tracks: side-A features a beautiful reinterpretation of Yusef Lateef's 'Love Theme From Spartacus,' famously sampled by Nujabes on 'The Final View,' while Side-AA delivers a mellow, jazzy take on Joe Thomas' 'Coco' which also known as the basis for Buddha Brand's 'Buddha's Holiday.' It makes for a refined blend of nostalgia, jazz and chillout for discerning diggers.
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Swordfish (Soundtrack)
Swordfish (Soundtrack) (green vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: NEW 9238LP. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Paul Oakenfold - "Swordfish" (intro)
Dope Smugglaz - "The Word" (PMT remix)
Jan Johnston - "Unafraid" (Paul Oakenfold mix)
Paul Oakenfold & Christopher Young - "Dark Machine"
Muse - "Born" (Paul Oakenfold mix)
Paul Oakenfold & Christopher Young - "Chase"
Paul Oakenfold - "Harry Houdini"
Lemon Jelly - "Kneel Before Your God"
NERD - "Lapdance" (Paul Oakenfold Swordfish mix)
Paul Oakenfold - "Speed"
Paul Oakenfold Vs Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force - "Planet Rock" (Swordfish mix)
Paul Oakenfold - "Stanley's Theme"
Paul Oakenfold - "Password"
Patient Saints - "On Your Mind" (Omaha mix)
Paul Oakenfold & Amoeba Assassin - "Get Out Of My Life Now"
Review: As well as being a dance music figurehead. Paul Oakenfold is a devoted film buff who brought cinematic flair to his soundtrack for Dominic Sena's action-thriller Swordfish. Crafting a moody, high-tech sonic landscape and blending the tense energy of Dope Smugglaz's 'The Word (PMT Remix)' with the chill sunrise vibes of Lemon Jelly's 'Kneel Before Your God' and his own electro rework of 'Planet Rock' with Afrika Bambaataa, Oakenfold paints a vivid picture of early 2000s Los Angeles nightlife. Tracks like 'Stanley's Tune' and 'Password' evoke neon-lit scenes of decadence and danger. Subtle yet imaginative, this record rewards headphone listening for max impact.
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Music For Egon Schiele (30th Anniversary Edition)
Music For Egon Schiele (30th Anniversary Edition) (silver vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: QS 035LPC1. Rel: 29 May 25
Family Portrait (5:50)
Egon & Gertie (2:59)
First Self-Portrait Series (3:41)
Mime Van Osen (3:08)
Second Self-Portrait Series (2:51)
Wally, Egon, & Models In The Studio (4:18)
Promenade (3:50)
Third Self-Portrait Series (2:25)
Egon, Edith, & Wally Meet (1:07)
Egon & Wally Embrace & Say Farewell (4:30)
Egon & Edith (2:57)
Second Family Portrait (3:31)
Review: Pianist Rachel Grimes is Rachel's and their sophomore album Music for Egon Schiele was originally released in 1996 on Quarterstick Records as a live score for a theatrical production about the titular Austrian painter. The performance of it was premiered in 1995 by Chicago's Itinerant Theater Guild with Grimes and two string players. The music is intimate and emotionally rich material that is stripped down to chamber pieces that rise and fall with real intensity. More focused than their debut Handwriting, this album blends melancholy, romance and beauty into a deeply affecting narrative that lingers long after the final note.
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M Son Of The Century (Soundtrack)
Cat: 198028 92401. Rel: 13 Jun 25
Lost Population (2:05)
Chasing M (6:25)
Avanti (4:47)
State Of Emergency (4:51)
Victim (5:20)
Black Dam (1:21)
Floria (4:50)
La Gioconda (4:53)
March On Rome (3:56)
The Violence Must Stop (6:46)
Review: Adapted from the Premio Strega-winning novel of the same name, penned by Antonio Scurati, M - Son of the Century is an ambitious performance piece about the political rise of Benito Mussolini, directed by BAFTA-grabber Joe Wright. As for the soundtrack, one half of The Chemical Brothers, Tom Rowlands, delivers a spellbinding, raw and truly emotional electronic epic which translates a tense and uneasy tale into sounds. "A lot of this original soundtrack was built around playing old acoustic instruments using modern electronics; working in that way helped me reference the past yet still create something fresh and dynamic," Rowlands has said of his efforts. A thoroughly unique and masterful series of compositions which could only have been created by a master of the craft.
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I Am A Tree I Am A Mouth
Cat: BING 204CD. Rel: 10 Jun 25
I Am
Through Massive Mountains
My Life Is Not This Steep Hour
Now The Hour Bends Down
In The Deep Nights I Dig For You
Put My Eyes Out: I Can See You
I Find You In All Things
Gong
Review: First released three years ago and now receiving a deserved reissue, I Am A Tree I Am A Mouth is undoubtedly one of the most magic albums by Australian-American sprano and composer Jane Sheldon - an artist famed for her unique, voice-based works. While the album is not entirely made up of layered vocals and vocalisations - Sheldon employs long, languid ambient drones and textures throughout - they're naturally the focal point. Most of the lyrics (mostly sung, but some spoken) are taken from Rainer Maria Rilke's 1995 tome The Book of Hours (meaning Sheldon largely sings in German), and these are delivered in all manner of inspired ways. The results are uniformly dazzling, blurring the boundaries between chamber music, neo-classical and ambient music's experimental fringes.
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XL 1
XL 1 (gaatefold 2xLP + booket + MP3 download code in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: REWIGLP 173. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Telephone Operator (3:17)
If You Ask Me (I Won't Say No) (4:24)
What Was Heaven? (5:04)
You Know Better Than I Know (4:59)
Twilight (3:12)
(Millions Of People) No One Like You (4:02)
Many A Time (6:44)
I Just Wanna Touch (3:00)
You & I (3:01)
XL1 (3:21)
Many A Time (dub) (5:52)
Telephone Operator/I Just Wanna Touch/If You Ask Me (I Won't Say No)/(Millions Of People (No One Like You) (dub) (13:11)
Review: Given the sharp left-turn that Shelley took with his solo career after leaving The Buzzcocks, it's sort of irrelevant if you're a fan of his seminal punk band or not. This second solo album - now reissued - is an entirely different kettle of fish. Whilst the 80s is famed for a lot of innocuous releases, due to the industry flush with cash, this stellar electro pop album - originally released in 1983 - stands the test of time: it's more experimental and artful than the run-of-the-mill chart-botherers of the time. This is a record that conveys Shelley's ability to write timeless, direct, hard-hitting singles ('Telephone Operator') and veer into more sprawling and adventurous arrangements ('What Was Heaven?') with the fluency of a true auteur. Producer Martin Rushent is due his flowers here, too, as it was his and Shelley's evolved embrace of innovative studio techniques during these sessions that set the bar for The Human League and other classic acts around the scene at the time.
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Silver Tears
Silver Tears (limited purple vinyl LP)
Cat: AV! 098. Rel: 10 Jun 25
Again (3:01)
Waste Of Time (4:57)
No Retribution (4:30)
Erica (6:03)
Remember (3:12)
Hollow (4:19)
Ernst (4:19)
Ephemera (4:18)
Review: Silver Tears is the new project from Berlin-based artists Luca Venezia of Curses fame, and Damian Shilman of Skelesys. After debuting in 2023 with a standout track on Next Wave Acid Punx Deux, the duo returns with their self-titled full-length album and it features eight tracks of refined, beat-driven coldwave that are all layered to perfection. Deep bass, shimmering guitars, mechanical drums, and haunting baritone vocals. Blending dancefloor energy with introspective moods, it draws influence from 90s shoegaze and grunge. Their sound pays homage to the goth subculture while proving its continued relevance through a compelling mix of elegance, darkness and emotional intensity.
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We Carry Eden
Cat: MFM 076. Rel: 30 May 25
We Carry Eden (part I) (21:03)
We Carry Eden (part II) (20:57)
Review: We Carry Eden is an album so deep you can plunge right into it and forget the real world entirely. It comes from Son Of Chi, the latest project by Dutch ambient pioneer Hanyo van Oosterom, and it melds drones, field recordings, dub, jazz and fourth world influences across a two-part composition that features storytelling by West African vocalist Omar Ka. A founding member of CHI and Chi Factory, van Oosterom crafts textured soundscapes rooted in meditative grooves and spiritual depth and is inspired by Patmos and Hopi wisdom. He also weaves nature, myth and memory into a unified sonic journey with fine artwork by Michael Willis underlining the message of harmony.
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Ultravisitor (Remastered Edition)
Cat: WARPLP 117R. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Ultravisitor
I Fulcrum
Lambic 9 Poetry
Andrei
50 Cycles
Menelec
C Town Smash
Steinbolt
An Arched Pathway
Telluric Piece
District Line II
Circlewave
Tetra Sync
Tommib Help Bus
Every Day I Love
Review: Words and terms such as benchmark, revolutionary and paradigm shift are thrown around far too casually and liberally when writing about music. But if there's one electronic album that really does live up to those tags it's Ultravisitor. Still sounding like it's from another planet to this day, from the moment eponymous opener headbutts us with an ice breakbeat shatter to those very last guitar plucks on 'Everyday I Love', this is concentrated Squarepusher in every possible geometrical permutation. So many breakcore and IDM parameters were set on this exceptional body of work. From the metal militancy of 'Steinbolt' to the fantastical drive (and wild slap bass) of 'Tetra-Sync', this remains a wholly unique LP that's both wonderful challenging and definitely not of this earth.
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AKTE 001
AKTE 001 (12")
Cat: AKTE 001. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Vorwort (2:34)
Norm (4:50)
Radius (4:49)
Akzent (5:06)
Akzent (VRIL remix) (5:37)
Review: Akte is the Cologne-based event series rooted in timeless ambient, minimal and techno sounds and here it launches its own record label with a debut 12" EP by founder Philipp Stoffel. Featuring four original tracks and a signature remix by dub-techno icon VRIL, these sounds are less about cooking up direct dancefloor tools, more about immersive storytelling. The EP channels dub textures and deep sound design that compresses the emotional depth of an LP into a tight, cohesive selection. With mastering by the legendary Stefan Betke aka Pole, it's a top draw package with vision and substance aplenty.
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LSD 047
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LSD 047 (3xLP)
Cat: LSD 047. Rel: 11 Jun 25
Track 1 (4:30)
Track 2 (1:10)
Track 3 (0:54)
Track 4 (3:09)
Track 5 (1:25)
Track 6 (3:46)
Track 7 (4:22)
Track 8 (2:41)
Track 9 (4:22)
Track 10 (4:57)
Track 11 (2:42)
Track 12 (2:27)
Track 13 (3:43)
Track 14 (2:00)
Track 15 (1:20)
Track 16 (4:36)
Track 17 (4:51)
Track 18 (3:41)
Track 19 (1:39)
Track 20 (2:16)
Track 21 (1:39)
Track 22 (3:43)
Track 23 (8:37)
Track 24 (1:29)
Track 25 (4:14)
Track 26 (6:17)
Track 27 (2:36)
Track 28 (7:40)
Track 29 (3:07)
Review: The most aptly-named record label in the world, Light Sounds Dark present another collection of wildly experimental bits and pieces cultivated in the lab of things that you simply don't hear in other places. Suitably christened 'Track 1', 'Track 2', and so on until 'Track 29', this is a huge point of entry for newcomers to the LSD realm and an excellent deep dive for veterans alike. Winds howl and thunder crashes before beautiful harmonies change the vibe from cold to warm, Gregorian chants echo in and out above dubby, stubby beats, and post punk guitars lunge forward beneath jerky, naive melodies. And that's just the first few parts here. A journey to the outer reaches of the musical universe, then back again, turning left at the industrial jazz and continuing through shoegaze, soundtrack, field and weirdo pop. Mind you don't get lost, now.
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Eyes Wide Shut (Soundtrack) (25th Anniversary Edition)
VARIOUS
Cat: 060349 7816620. Rel: 29 May 25
Dominic Harlan - "Musica Ricercata II (Mesto, Rigido E Cerimoniale)" (4:05)
Royal Concertgeboww Orchestra - "Waltz 2 From Jazz Suite" (3:49)
Chris Isaak - "Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing" (2:53)
The Victor Silvester Orchestra - "When I Fall In Love" (3:05)
The Oscar Peterson Trio - "I Got It Bad (& That Ain't Good)" (3:12)
Jocelyn Pook - "Naval Officer" (4:47)
Jocelyn Pook - "The Dream" (4:55)
Jocelyn Pook - "Masked Ball" (3:40)
Jocelyn Pook &The Jocelyn Pook Ensemble - "Migrations" (feat Manickam Yogeswaran) (3:38)
Roy Gerson - "If I Had You" (7:01)
Peter Hughes Orchestra - "Strangers In The Night" (2:34)
Brad Mehldau - "Blame It On My Youth" (6:17)
Dominic Harlan - "Grey Clouds" (4:42)
Dominic Harlan - "Musica Ricercata II (Mesto, Rigido E Cerimoniale)" (reprise) (3:09)
Review: The Eyes Wide Shut soundtrack was released in 1999 and weaves together haunting classical pieces, jazz standards and eerie original compositions by Jocelyn Pook. Her track 'Masked Ball' stands out as a chilling centrepiece that add to the film's surreal and unsettling mood. The inclusion of Chris Isaak's sultry 'Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing' and Shostakovich's haunting 'Waltz 2' deepens the psychological tension. The album was nominated for a Grammy for Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media so was essential to the film's mysterious atmosphere. Pook's work, paired with Ligeti, Liszt and jazz legends still stands up as a great mix of seduction and suspense.
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The Sims 25th (Soundtrack)
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The Sims 25th (Soundtrack) (gatefold clear & neon green pinwheel vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: ETR 229LITA. Rel: 10 Jun 25
Now Entering (3:43)
The Neighborhood 3 (2:03)
Groceries (2:29)
Frolicking Wind Dancer (5:36)
Mall Rat (2:43)
The Sims 2 (Theme) (4:25)
Busy Sim (3:37)
Sim Time Sim Place (1:09)
Simsation (2:56)
Sim Builder (3:27)
Credits (1:10)
The Sims 3 (Theme) (1:53)
Consumerism Simplified (2:56)
Some Assimbly Required (2:55)
Verisimilitude (2:57)
Constructive Simicism (2:52)
Striking Similarities (2:58)
It's The Sims (The Sims 4 Theme) (2:14)
Take This (3:19)
Me Too (2:42)
Sul Sul (3:08)
Josine (3:17)
Test Card 6/8 (3:30)
Review: A quarter of a century is a long time in any form of media or entertainment. But when it comes to video games and music, it might as well be a full century. What feels like a lifetime ago, in 2000 The Sims helped define a playable genre that had only seen niche popularity in the past with titles like Little Computer People and Creatures, and more mainstream attention with the standalone pet-in-your-pocket craze kickstarted by Tamagotchis. Breaking open the barriers between regular folk and the idea of living an entire life through a character on screen - now something we've become very used to - The Sims was revolutionary and appealed across the board. So it needed a soundtrack that could do the same. And that's exactly what it got. Beautifully immersive piano overtures, bouncy chip tunes, the kind of tracks you might find on a home shopping channel interlude... you get the point.
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Los Bosquesinos (People Of The Forests)
Cat: COORDLP 003. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Kutuir (Parrott) (9:32)
Wancha (Fish) (11:17)
Manchi (Grasshopper) (12:26)
Pinchichi (Hawk) (11:26)
Review: There are immersive experiences that inspire artists to do great things. Then there's Aboutface heading to the Wampis Territory, in the Peruvian Amazon, to live with the local community, learn a little of how they live and their relationship with the Lungs of the Planet, capturing field recordings collaboratively with those people, and trying to articulate their world through an electronic-organic deep dive album. After you've got over the jealousy about how life-changing that trip was, let's focus on the fundamentals. This is seriously escapist stuff that seems to have been made using every root, branch, and animal encountered during those weeks. The synthesised elements are audible, but take a backseat to what was and is actually there. Or here. Quite unlike anything we've heard this year, it's a stunning way to raise awareness and support for Indigenous-led conservation and initiatives trying to stop illegal deforestation and ecocide.
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Harry Potter & The Philosopher's Stone (Soundtrack)
Cat: 060349 7821921. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Prologue (2:11)
Harry's Wondrous World (5:15)
The Arrival Of Baby Harry (4:21)
Visit To The Zoo & Letters From Hogwarts (3:18)
Diagon Alley & The Gringotts Vault (4:04)
Platform Nine-&-Three-Quarters & The Journey To Hogwarts (2:44)
Entry Into The Great Hall & The Banquet (3:13)
Mr Longbottom Flies (3:00)
Hogwarts Forever! & The Moving Stairs (3:15)
The Norwegian Ridgeback & A Change Of Season (4:28)
The Quidditch Match (8:28)
Christmas At Hogwarts (2:50)
The Invisibility Cloak & The Library Scene (3:12)
Fluffy's Harp (2:29)
In The Devil's Snare & The Flying Keys (2:25)
The Chess Game (3:21)
The Face Of Voldemort (4:22)
Leaving Hogwarts (3:07)
Hedwig's Theme (4:19)
Review: Released way back in October 2001, the Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone soundtrack became an instant classic. It was composed and conducted by the legendary John Williams and features iconic themes like 'Hedwig's Theme' and introduces multiple character and setting motifs that shaped the musical identity of the series. Many of these leitmotifs returned in Chamber of Secrets and beyond, with 'Hedwig's Theme' becoming the franchise's signature melody and appearing in all eight films plus the Fantastic Beasts spinoff. The score earned Williams an Academy Award nomination and was certified gold in both Canada and Japan. It's a magical, enduring piece of cinematic music history.
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Drained Strands
Drained Strands (LP in lenticular spray-painted sleeve limited to 300 copies)
Cat: PEAK 22. Rel: 28 May 25
Drained Strands (6:21)
Delinquent Spirits (5:21)
Ultra Red (5:40)
Reeling Mist (5:33)
Lagoon (5:42)
Somnium Sands (6:18)
Review: Adam Winchester and Laurie Osborne (probably still best known as Appleblim) are Wrecked Lightship and they have an inventive approach to dub, breaks and bass. Their work creates an immersive world full of rich, atmospheric textures and the latest example of that is Drained Strands, a new album for Peak Oil full of fragmented, genre-blurring sounds. The six-tracker is full of experimentation and new ideas from the off. 'Delinquent Spirits' for example is a jumble of jungle breaks and vast basslines with minimal percussion, 'Reeling Mist' is warm, blissed out dub and 'Somnium Sands' is an eerie and evocative world of synth designs and industrial decay.

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Upstairs At Eric's (2018 remaster)
Upstairs At Eric's (2018 remaster) (limited crystal clear vinyl LP) (1 per customer)
Cat: 964156 151. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Don't Go (2:55)
Too Pieces (2:42)
Bad Connection (3:19)
I Before E Except After C (4:31)
Midnight (3:58)
In My Room (3:39)
Only You (3:02)
Goodbye 70s (2:35)
Tuesday (3:09)
Winter Kills (3:56)
Bring Your Love Down (Didn't I) (4:32)
Review: Originally released in 1982, Upstairs At Eric's marked the arrival of a duo as timeless as they were era defining, capable of capturing the very essence of an emerging, tech-driven music scene while also writing tracks that still sound incredible today. Many of which have been repurposed, sampled and remixed to the ends of the Earth and we're still not bored. Produced by the two band members, Alison Moyet and Vince Clarke, alongside Daniel Miller, boss of Mute Records, the legendary British label that first carried this, we shouldn't need to namedrop tracks here - Upstairs At Eric's is, frankly, the landmark synth-pop record. Just in case, though, think 'Don't Go', 'Goodbye 70s', and 'Only You'. And that's before we get into the lesser radio-played gems.
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