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Cowboy Bebop (Soundtrack) (gatefold purple marbled vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 194397 87681. Rel: 30 Mar 22
Soundtracks
Review: The Cowboy Bebop was an anime series that was much loved for its soundtrack albums by Japanese composer and instrumentalist Yoko Kanno and his band the Seatbelts. The sounds were weird and wonderful affairs that made odd connections between seemingly disparate worlds - jazz, rock, J-pop and electronic, often with a curious aesthetic. Just this year, Kanno has returned to soundtracking the series on Netflix so this reissue is sure to connect with fans old and new. It is largely instrumental, with big band pieces next to more ambient passages and extensive alto sax deployment. As far as cult records go, this one is right up there.
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Renaissance (Deluxe Edition) (180 gram vinyl 2xLP + booklet + poster)
Cat: 196587 19671. Rel: 06 Oct 22
Pop
Review: In what must be one of THE record releases of the year, Queen Bey is back with her majestic new album. As has been hotly discussed online, this album finds her embracing club music in no uncertain terms, with collaborators like Honey Dijon and Green Velvet lending their expert house touch to the fiercest force pop music has ever witnessed. The results are earth-shattering, as if we expected any less, and the due diligence on acknowledging the roots of house music culture is delivered with sincerity and authority. Make no mistake people, this is the real deal.
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Review: Tyler, the Creator's fifth studio album was produced entirely by the Californian artist himself, but it does feature guests like Solange, Playboi Carti, Kanye West and Lil Uzi Vert. It immediately debuted at number one and it's easy to see why. Rich with a complex fusion of funk, rap and r&b that glides on Cali-synths and neo soul melodies, the whole thing is tethered to the ground with a hefty low end and follows the narrative of a love triangle as told by American comedian Jerrod Carmichael. Arguably his best work to date, the production is next level and storytelling wholly involving.
… Read moreGespielt von: Juno Recommends Hip Hop/R&B
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Cat: 01241414901. Rel: 18 Oct 19
Hip Hop/R&B
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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Review: Jay Kay's powerhouse of crossover Brit funk maestros never stayed in one lane, but progressed from album to album without missing a beat. On 2001's A Funk Odyssey, they folded some explicitly floor-focused house and disco ingredients into their soul stew and came up trumps, smashing the hits out while staying true to the elevated musicianship they marked themselves out with in the beginning. There are monster hits like 'Little L' and cheeky bangers aplenty dotted throughout this pearler of an album, and despite how long ago it came out, it hasn't aged a bit.
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Review: It may be true that not many UK music fans are aware of Savage Garden, but that truth says nothing about the undeniable quality of their uniquely trip-hoppy dream-pop-rock sound. Their 1997 self-titled debut album gave rise to the sung-rap songs 'Truly Madly Deeply' and 'I Want You', which have since become exemplary slices of the '90s sonic cake. Lead singer Darren Hayes' soaring vocals are backed by lush, cinematic production, resulting in an album that is both bombastic and intimate. The pair's sultry leather-jacketed image has aged just as well.
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Review: English indie pop outfit London Grammar has already teased fans about their new album with four singles 'Baby It's You', 'Lose Your Head' and 'How Does It Feel'. They were all well received and gave a good indication of what to expect from the full length itself. Vocalist Hannah Reid has explained that lyrically the record delves into the issues of feminism and fame and "gaining possession of my own life." Her bold lyricism is combined with lively musical accompaniments which helps mark a notable sonic shift from previous works.
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Review: Just when you thought all hope was lost along come The Strokes to fulfil the promises they made way, way back with their startling debut 'Is This It'. That was 17 years ago, and while the outfit have made plenty worthy of note in the years between then and now, we'd be surprised if we're the only ones thinking this latest is their best effort since that inaugural outing. Confident but also hungry, rather than bloated and lazy, there's plenty here that you won't be able to get away from in a hurry. 'Brooklyn Bridge To Chorus' might define the package best, delivering some powerful pop energy in an all-round homage to and critique of the 1980s, an era revisited again on 'Bad Decisions', which owes plenty to Billy Idol's Generation X classic, 'Dancing With Myself', with tracks like 'Why Are Sundays So Depressing' diverting to a synthdom route and 'Not The Same Anymore' throwing crooner styles into the mix. Exceptional stuff.
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Review: RECOMMENDED
You can almost feel Ozzy Osbourne's determination to prove critics wrong on his solo work from this era. Diary of a Madman was released in 1981, just three years after the Prince of Darkness was thrown out of Black Sabbath due to the extent of his drink and drug problems. It should go without saying you have to take things pretty far to wind up an evictee from one of heavy metal's most full-throttle outfits. Nevertheless, it happened, so by the time this record arrived there was a clear desire to show people that was a temporary setback.
At the same time, there's also an element of sending himself - and that reputation - up here, preempting the comic book caricature of Evil Ozzy we would come to recognise, and love, in later years. Musically, it's as it should be - atmospheric, eerie, and packed with the classical-leaning guitar work of the late, great Randy Rhoads. 3million copies sold and counting, say no more.
… Read moreYou can almost feel Ozzy Osbourne's determination to prove critics wrong on his solo work from this era. Diary of a Madman was released in 1981, just three years after the Prince of Darkness was thrown out of Black Sabbath due to the extent of his drink and drug problems. It should go without saying you have to take things pretty far to wind up an evictee from one of heavy metal's most full-throttle outfits. Nevertheless, it happened, so by the time this record arrived there was a clear desire to show people that was a temporary setback.
At the same time, there's also an element of sending himself - and that reputation - up here, preempting the comic book caricature of Evil Ozzy we would come to recognise, and love, in later years. Musically, it's as it should be - atmospheric, eerie, and packed with the classical-leaning guitar work of the late, great Randy Rhoads. 3million copies sold and counting, say no more.
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Combat Rock/The People's Hall (Special Edition) (limited 180 gram vinyl 3xLP (side 6 etched) + poster with obi-strip)
Cat: 194399 55131. Rel: 20 May 22
Punk/Hardcore
Review: Like owning a little piece of history with a bonus memoir, The Clash's Combat Rock was - is - the band's best selling album of all time and highest charting in both the US and UK. This was also the last time Joe Strummer, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Topper Headon would record together before the lineup changed, and the track list contains at least two of the outfit's most recognised songs - namely 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go' and 'Rock the Casbah'.
The original version of the LP was less expansive than this special edition released to mark 40 years since the long-player went on sale. The addition of The People's Hall offers fans a chance to relish in no less than 12 extra tracks, including collaborations with the legendary Ranking Roger - 'Rock the Casbah' and 'Red Angel Dragnet' - the iconic late-frontman of The Beat more than ideally suited to the crew's sound.
… Read moreThe original version of the LP was less expansive than this special edition released to mark 40 years since the long-player went on sale. The addition of The People's Hall offers fans a chance to relish in no less than 12 extra tracks, including collaborations with the legendary Ranking Roger - 'Rock the Casbah' and 'Red Angel Dragnet' - the iconic late-frontman of The Beat more than ideally suited to the crew's sound.
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Black Rain (15th Anniversary Edition) (gatefold heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 019439 939291. Rel: 20 May 22
Metal
Review: Say what you will about Black Sabbath founding father turned solo metal don Ozzy Osbourne, he has never come remotely close to giving up. Even as ill-health resulting from decades of living the ultimate rock 'n' roll lifestyle - alcohol, drugs, eating bats - has crept up on him. As this sentence is written, reports are hitting the entertainment press that he was spotted leaving a recording studio in Los Angeles with wife Sharon, the 73-year-old hell raiser looking frail but still clearly up to something.
Whether the results will be the follow up to Black Rain is another question, of course. Released in 2007, it's currently the most recent album from the Prince of Darkness. Amazingly, it remains his most successful record in terms of opening week sales, too, shifting 152,000 copies in the first seven days, which in the era of hard drives clogged with Limewire-sourced illegal downloads is saying something.
… Read moreWhether the results will be the follow up to Black Rain is another question, of course. Released in 2007, it's currently the most recent album from the Prince of Darkness. Amazingly, it remains his most successful record in terms of opening week sales, too, shifting 152,000 copies in the first seven days, which in the era of hard drives clogged with Limewire-sourced illegal downloads is saying something.
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Review: "I'm somewhere between a pop artist and a jam band-maybe closer to pop artist," John Mayer recently told Kerwin Frost in a YouTube interview. Given the fact he makes a sideline as the touring guitarist for the Grateful Dead - a band vying for position as most ironically named given the length of their live history - and his latest record sounds like Sob Rock, in both title and sonics, it's not hard to see why he's come up with that kind of career summation.
It is, of course, purposefully reductive and awkwardly self-deprecating, in a self-conscious kind of way. And that attitude certainly rings true on this record, which despite being pretty grand in terms of scope, scarcely a 'small' track on here, always feels slightly withdrawn. Nevertheless, from the stadium balladry of 'All I Want Is To Be With You', through to the Clapton-esque blues of 'I Guess I Just Feel Like', it's Mayer on real form.
… Read moreIt is, of course, purposefully reductive and awkwardly self-deprecating, in a self-conscious kind of way. And that attitude certainly rings true on this record, which despite being pretty grand in terms of scope, scarcely a 'small' track on here, always feels slightly withdrawn. Nevertheless, from the stadium balladry of 'All I Want Is To Be With You', through to the Clapton-esque blues of 'I Guess I Just Feel Like', it's Mayer on real form.
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Review: Spanish singer-songwriter Rosalia is back with her third studio album and one that is a hugely conceptual and experimental affair. She herself describes it as "her most personal and confessional album" and that is embodied by the lead single, 'Saoko', which celebrates transformation and change. It is an album of pop leaning, reggeaton inspired sounds and plenty of nods to dembow, champeta, flamenco, bachata, hip-hop and piano melodies. The artist's own fierceness and unapologetically brave attitude helps make this the force that it is.
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Review: The wave of Jamiroquai reissues continues apace with a return to their 2005 album Dynamite. After so many knockout albums they just kept it coming with this sixth one, holding fast to the disco house vibe they'd picked up on A Funk Odyssey. Finding a sweet spot between the more organic jazz funk of their earlier work and the floor-focused grooves of their later period, this album is another flawless demonstration of their sharp musical chops and their killer instinct for a stone cold groove. It's not been repressed since it first came out, so you know there will be a lot of fans itching to get their mitts on this slice of superlative funky business from one of the best groups to ever do it.
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Memento Mori (trifold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP (side 4 etched) in debossed sleeve)
Cat: 196587 84211. Rel: 24 Mar 23
Coldwave/Synth
Review: Depeche Mode's latest album Memento Mori is something of a post-COVID gestator, but that's had little to no effect on its rabid fan anticipation. Centring on the mood of grief after the passing of the band's founding member Andrew "Fletch" Fletcher, this is the first LP by a Depeche Mode made up of only two remaining members: Dave Gahan and Martin Gore. The band's progression in their latest years have heard them move into darker, peakier, sadder and more industrial themes, as they make do with a future-present that wasn't promised to them in the 80s, while drawing on deathly topoi and nodding to Ingmar Bergman.
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Know Your Enemy (gatefold 2xLP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: 194399 88681. Rel: 08 Sep 22
Indie/Alternative
Review: An intense exercise in duality, 'Know Your Enemy' was actually born as a mission by Manic Street Preachers to record two albums in quick succession. 'Solidarity' and 'Door To The River' were simultaneous early-noughties left and right brains, channelling completely different ideas in some ways, and the same ideas in others. Now, the compiled album gets a full restoration, and includes two previously unreleased tracks 'Rosebud' and 'Studies In Paralysis'.
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Review: Whilst it's now impossible to view Leonard Cohen's final album outside the context of his passing, the fact of the matter is that this lugubrious sage had been ruminating on the nature of endings and goodbyes for much of his near half-century of artistry, and it's hard to think of a figure who's been quite so eloquent and wise in this endeavour. 'You Want It Darker' seem may a fitting way to bow out, but moreso it bears testimony to the fact that Cohen's questing spirit remained undimmed right until the last, and his travails in the exploration of faith, romance and the human condition were never to lose their finesse and bite.
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The Ultra Vivid Lament (180 gram vinyl LP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: 194398 95431. Rel: 17 Sep 21
Indie/Alternative
Review: Manic Street Preachers don't necessarily get the respect they should in 2021. Catapulted to 1990s super-indie-stardom by the albums Everything Must Go and This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours, guaranteeing a spot on every self-respecting (or sales-hungry?) compilation of the day, that commercial apex often blinds passersby from what happened before. The staunchly leftist political messaging of 'Suicide Alley', Generation Terrorists, and Against the Soul.
The Ultra Vivid Lament is the 14th album from the Welsh rock titans, who have arguably delivered their finest since those formative years. Playing out like a huge symphony, operatic levels of crescendo par for the course, it's definitive stuff. From soaring choruses to the glam pop keys, it's a fine example of their deft ability to juxtapose troubled images of broken Britain with chart friendly tunes.
… Read moreThe Ultra Vivid Lament is the 14th album from the Welsh rock titans, who have arguably delivered their finest since those formative years. Playing out like a huge symphony, operatic levels of crescendo par for the course, it's definitive stuff. From soaring choruses to the glam pop keys, it's a fine example of their deft ability to juxtapose troubled images of broken Britain with chart friendly tunes.
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Review: Since their early heyday of mammoth pop hits, electronic-indie duo MGMT seemed to sound gradually more and more conflicted, unsure whether to continue producing stadium-scale hooks or follow their eccentricities. It seems, with their fourth full-length 'Little Dark Age', that they've opted for the latter - sounding all the more confident and cohesive for it. 'Little Dark Age' sees the pair channeling their synthetic poppy psychedelia into their darkest, most serious and interesting songwriting yet. Anybody who panned 2013's self-titled album or 2010's 'Congratulations' should be pleasantly surprised by this return to form and new-found resolve. 'Little Dark Age' is a far cry from MGMT's definitive debut, but it's to the band's credit that exploring the more weird and wonderful corners of their pop-sensibilities has worked so well.
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Review: Just when you thought all hope was lost along come The Strokes to fulfil the promises they made way, way back with their startling debut 'Is This It'. That was 17 years ago, and while the outfit have made plenty worthy of note in the years between then and now, we'd be surprised if we're the only ones thinking this latest is their best effort since that inaugural outing. Confident but also hungry, rather than bloated and lazy, there's plenty here that you won't be able to get away from in a hurry. 'Brooklyn Bridge To Chorus' might define the package best, delivering some powerful pop energy in an all-round homage to and critique of the 1980s, an era revisited again on 'Bad Decisions', which owes plenty to Billy Idol's Generation X classic, 'Dancing With Myself', with tracks like 'Why Are Sundays So Depressing' diverting to a synthdom route and 'Not The Same Anymore' throwing crooner styles into the mix. Exceptional stuff.
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Review: "Father Of The Bride", Vampire Weekend's first album for six long years, has been receiving praise across the board from critics. It's been variously described as a "modern California pop masterpiece", a "scrapbook of brilliant ideas" and "the band's magnum opus". To our ears, it's certainly joyous and celebratory, with the acclaimed New York band wrapping their usual punchy-indie pop in subtle and not so subtle nods towards everything from Flamenco and Country music, to mournful piano ballads, excitable electronic indie-dance and 1960s baroque pop. In other words, it's a giddy collection of inventive, enjoyable songs that boasts the same eclectic, anything-goes swagger as the Beatles "White Album" or other similar wide-ranging sets.
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High Times: The Singles (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 196587 08111. Rel: 01 Dec 22
Funk
Review: With a streak of hits reaching back to the early 90s, chart-topping Brit funk phenomenon Jamiroquai have plenty to celebrate. In 2006 they decided to remind everyone how much heat they've gifted to the world with High Times, a definitive overview of the singles that thrust them onto prime time radio and beyond. Now that compilation makes its way to vinyl for the first time, giving us the chance to spin such classics as 'Too Young To Die', 'Virtual Insanity' and 'Canned Heat' to our hearts content - all killer, no filler. This edition has been pressed up on green marbled vinyl and comes with and autographed art card, insert and a slipmat, making it a must-have for collectors and die-hard fans alike.
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High Times: The Singles (reissue) (limited numbered gatefold 180 gram green marbled vinyl 2xLP + insert + slipmat in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: 196587 08091. Rel: 01 Dec 22
Funk
Review: With a streak of hits reaching back to the early 90s, chart-topping Brit funk phenomenon Jamiroquai have plenty to celebrate. In 2006 they decided to remind everyone how much heat they've gifted to the world with High Times, a definitive overview of the singles that thrust them onto prime time radio and beyond. Now that compilation makes its way to vinyl for the first time, giving us the chance to spin such classics as 'Too Young To Die', 'Virtual Insanity' and 'Canned Heat' to our hearts content - all killer, no filler. This edition has been pressed up on green marbled vinyl and comes with insert and a slipmat, making it a must-have for collectors and die-hard fans alike.
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Let's Talk About Love (reissue) (limited orange vinyl 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: 196587 03251. Rel: 17 Nov 22
Pop
Review: When Celine Dion dropped 'My Heart Will Go On' in 1997, and licensed it to James Cameron for his groundbreaking blockbuster film Titanic, she almost certainly didn't expect the level of hype and recognition that would follow. 'Let's Talk About Love' was the album that housed the song: a long and painful journey through heartbreak, love, loss, and everything in between.
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Review: Mariah Carey's new showstopper 'The Rarities' is a treasure trove for stans of the pop diva. Finally, we're showered in all the best rare and previously unreleased tracks, demos and obscurities the singer has to offer from over the years - the best music fans know these are as instrumental to an artist's career as their hits. Selected with "personal relevance and meaning" to Carey, there are no repetitive Christmas hits or too-soft-to-touch love songs here; rather, these cuts are semi-autobiographical, having been paired with her memoir, The Meaning Of Mariah Carey.
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Memento Mori (Deluxe Edition) (CD in hard-back book sleeve)
Cat: 196587 89812. Rel: 24 Mar 23
Coldwave/Synth
Review: This deluxe edition of Depeche Mode's latest album Memento Mori features a wealth of additional material, adding all manner of tangents in relation to the former trio's (now duo's) ultimate reflection on death. Centring on the mood of grief after the passing of the band's founding member Andrew 'Fletch' Fletcher, this is the first LP by a Depeche Mode made up of only two remaining members: Gahan and Gore. It hears a sadder, gloomier yet no less slowly euphoric sound, with lead singles like 'Ghosts Again' presenting a kind of conflicted melancholia.
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Cat: 813547 02963. Rel: 26 Feb 21
Indie/Alternative
Review: RECOMMENDED
It almost (almost) pains us to recommend this one - The White Stripes aren't really a band that should be releasing Greatest Hits albums. We'd much rather them give us a surprise record of typically groundbreaking, brand new theatric and infectious blues-tinged rock 'n' roll. But we are where we are, and after more than a decade without much activity from the siblings beggars can't be choosers.
One of our objections is exactly how you choose what to include on an LP like this. What defines a 'hit' from an outfit that are renowned for packing albums with nothing but stone cold gems, even if they failed to make it onto radio playlists or single format. In this case, though, the challenge has been met - with chart topping fare like Seven Nation Army notably absent, while more wildcard tracks such as 'I Think I Smell A Rat' and 'Dead Leaves On the Dirty Ground' given their deserving dues.
… Read moreIt almost (almost) pains us to recommend this one - The White Stripes aren't really a band that should be releasing Greatest Hits albums. We'd much rather them give us a surprise record of typically groundbreaking, brand new theatric and infectious blues-tinged rock 'n' roll. But we are where we are, and after more than a decade without much activity from the siblings beggars can't be choosers.
One of our objections is exactly how you choose what to include on an LP like this. What defines a 'hit' from an outfit that are renowned for packing albums with nothing but stone cold gems, even if they failed to make it onto radio playlists or single format. In this case, though, the challenge has been met - with chart topping fare like Seven Nation Army notably absent, while more wildcard tracks such as 'I Think I Smell A Rat' and 'Dead Leaves On the Dirty Ground' given their deserving dues.
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Review: Few who witnessed Kasabian's Glastonbury headlining set earlier this Summer could deny that for all their divisive qualities, this was clearly a British band with the charisma, balls and sheer chutzpah to stand proud in almost any situation, no matter how daunting. Moreover, their recent '48:13' album is imbued with just this kind of boundless confidence and party-starting zest, particularly this swaggering anthem, which hammer together dancefloor shapes and rock intensity with attitude and elan to spare.
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Review: Everything about Birmingham-based singer/musician/producer Laura Mvula is striking; her appearance, voice, lyrics and adventurous musical approach all suggest a star in the making. This major label backed debut album, Sing To The Moon, is pretty special, too. It touches on a myriad of styles, from the Charles Stepney/Rotary Connection-ish gospeldelia of "Diamonds" and grandiose "Like The Morning Dew", to the twinkling soul-jazz of "That's Alright" (like Emile Sande, only 100 times better) and mournful strings of the beautiful "She". Throughout, Mvula's voice provides a constant reminder of her immense talents. Atmospheric, entertaining and immaculately produced, it's some debut.
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Review: Legendary UK band Depeche Mode signal their return with Heaven, a 12" prelude to their 13th studio album Delta Machine which arrives brandishing four remixes that reflect their highly respected profile. Any record that features Blawan and Matthew Dear on remix duties is big news and both artists excel here; the former indulging his thick set claustrophobic wall rattling tendencies on a Dub version that submerges Dave Gahan's sad refrain deep in the murk. Matthew Dear offers another sly nod to his split musical personalities with one of his trademark "Vs Audion" efforts whilst The Orb's Thomas Fehlman introduces a new alias in Steps To Heaven. Look out for the charmingly dramatic revision from French newcomer Owlle too!
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Review: Fantastic new single. 12" & CD have extra mixes (+ video on CD). Radio playlisted & interviews Radio 1, Capital, Choice, Kiss & regionals. TV coverage from TOTP, GMTV, Popworld, MTV, Box, TMF.
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Review: Massive return to rock n roll. Produced by Youth. Guests include Will Sergeant, Warren Ellis & Alison Mosshart.
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Review: Sarah Plapinger may have made her name running the label Neon Gold and effectively working as a pop tastemaker, yet she's no slouch when it comes to making her own music, as Ms Mr - her duo with Max Hershenow - proves. However, 'How Does It Feel' has more to do it than mere high-gloss surface and state-of-the-art production - there's a rich vein of melancholy to these hook-laden songs, balancing out broken promises and existential unease even whilst figuratively dwelling on the dancefloor. Colourful yet deep, stylish yet emotional, this is adult pop with a heart, something of a rarity in cynical times.
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Review: "Happy" has enjoyed matchless success, having hit the top spot no less than three times... And selling over a million copies in the process. Here Sony BMG unleash a 12" edition featuring the instrumental on the flip , adding a whole new lease of life to one of the most positive pop songs written in recent times. Breaking down into a really cool human rhythm, even without Pharrell's vocals this excels in every possible funky way.
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Review: Sarah Plapinger may have made her name running the label Neon Gold and effectively working as a pop tastemaker, yet she's no slouch when it comes to making her own music, as Ms Mr - her duo with Max Hershenow - proves. However, 'How Does It Feel' has more to do it than mere high-gloss surface and state-of-the-art production - there's a rich vein of melancholy to these hook-laden songs, balancing out broken promises and existential unease even whilst figuratively dwelling on the dancefloor. Colourful yet deep, stylish yet emotional, this is adult pop with a heart, something of a rarity in cynical times.
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Review: It's been a long time coming, but Julio Bashmore's debut album, Knockin' Boots, is finally here. With releases on Dirtybird, Futureboogie, and mixes for Mixmag and Radio One, the hat loving Bristol producer has come a long way throughout the last five years. Knockin' Boots is a ten-track blend of soulful house and minimal-edged bass music, with the title track itself being something of a Chicago stomper. There's plenty of sublime sampling within Bashmore's house servings, such as on the excellent and discofied "Hold On" featuring Sam Dew, "What's Mine Is Mine", and the juke-inspired "Bark". The LP also verges on the pop end of things with tunes like "For Your Love" or "Rhythm Of Auld", and it's simply a pleasure to play from beginning to end. Bashmore coming through diverse and explosive, as per usual. Ya need.
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Mothers (limited coloured vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: 888750 747716. Rel: 23 Oct 15
Indie/Alternative
Review: These former indie-pop poster-boys have taken something of a jump into unchartered and decidedly psychedelic territory with their second album, and as it turns out it rather suits them. Their trademark effervescent melody, falsetto exuberance and somewhat inappropriately summery atmosphere are all present and correct, yet newly adventurous sonic horizons are also visible, taking in influences as diverse as Tangerine Dream, The Flaming Lips, acid house and Prefab Sprout. Kaleidoscopic, hedonistic and vibrant, 'Mothers' is the sound of a band stepping up a gear, cleansing their collective third eye in the process with alarmingly engaging results.
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Review: Given the strong links between the Super Discount series and the undulating fortunes of the French house scene, it could be argued that this third volume - appearing 11 years after the second edition - is long overdue. Whereas the first edition showcased the "French touch" style at the height of its pomp, and the second had a noisy, Ed Banger-ish approach, this third installment is an altogether smoother and more radio-friendly effort. With the assistance of friends and guest vocalists, De Crecy lays down ten tracks that offer a cheery, synth-heavy approach to dance-pop, with just the right amount of tongue-in-cheek disco and electrofunk influences to keep Daft Punk fans happy.
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Choose Your Weapon (180 gram vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: 888750 95311. Rel: 11 Jun 15
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Review: Dream factor set to stun: Aussie future jazz troupe Hiatus Kaiyote follow up their debut Tawk Tomahawk with this extensive, multi-stranded narrative that comes complete with all manner of twists and turns. From the Secret Life-era Stevie Wonderisms of "Breathing Underwater" to the deep sea harmonies of "Fingerprints" by way of the dense, frenetic vocal complexities of the wonderfully titled "Shaolin Monk Motherfunk", the entire album swoons and sways with tidal jazz majesty and excitement. On this occasion, our weapon is our ears.
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Review: The immaculately suave and stylish duo Hurts, formed of synthesist Adam Anderson & vocalist Theo Hutchcraft are back with their fourth full-length 'Desire'. The album is packed with huge, stadium-filling anthems, as we've come to expect from them. However, the more curious moments come from track such as the stripped back ballad 'Chaperone', or the heavily Prince-inspired 'Boyfriend', or the infectious neo-soul of 'Spotlights'. Matching the duo, this production is equally slick, and this fourth missive is as impressive, heady and irresistible as any of their previous.
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Review: The immaculately suave and stylish duo Hurts, formed of synthesist Adam Anderson & vocalist Theo Hutchcraft are back with their fourth full-length 'Desire'. The album is packed with huge, stadium-filling anthems, as we've come to expect from them. However, the more curious moments come from track such as the stripped back ballad 'Chaperone', or the heavily Prince-inspired 'Boyfriend', or the infectious neo-soul of 'Spotlights'. Matching the duo, this production is equally slick, and this fourth missive is as impressive, heady and irresistible as any of their previous.
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Review: If you've always wanted to dive into Jean-Michel Jarre's discography but don't know where to start, this mid-price compendium of classic albums could come in handy. It gathers together five of his most celebrated albums, beginning with 1981's Magnetic Fields - a particularly abstract and ambient affair by his usual melodious standards - and ending with 1990's Waiting For Cousteau, a cheerful and largely forthright affair influenced by both contemporaneous dance music and Caribbean calypso music. In between, you'll find the synth-pop and electro flavours of 1986's Rendez-Vous, and 1988 set Revolutions, which was partly inspired by industrial music. While the latter doesn't exactly sound like Cabaret Voltaire or Throbbing Gristle, you can certainly tell that the legendary French synthesizer composer had been listening to their albums.
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Review: Surely not even the most ardent Bowie fan saw any of this coming. Yet to offset the justified grief and mourning at the most otherworldly and mercurial of all musical icons departing our realm, he's left us with one of his greatest albums to date and certainly his best in a full quarter century - one that returns him spiritually to the dizzying collision of bracing experimentation and melodious drama that typified the so-called Berlin trilogy of the '70s yet transplants that ambience to a new more complicated age. Jazzy inflections, electronic filigree and stark soundscapes collide elegantly amidst that stentorian voice, and whether or not Bowie put this together as a farewell, he couldn't have done it better if he'd tried. We'll truly never see his like again, alas.
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Review: Surely not even the most ardent Bowie fan saw any of this coming. Yet to offset the justified grief and mourning at the most otherworldly and mercurial of all musical icons departing our realm, he's left us with one of his greatest albums to date and certainly his best in a full quarter century - one that returns him spiritually to the dizzying collision of bracing experimentation and melodious drama that typified the so-called Berlin trilogy of the '70s yet transplants that ambience to a new more complicated age. Jazzy inflections, electronic filigree and stark soundscapes collide elegantly amidst that stentorian voice, and whether or not Bowie put this together as a farewell, he couldn't have done it better if he'd tried. We'll truly never see his like again, alas.
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Review: Negotiating the hinterland between guileless pop suss and avant exploration can be a tricky business, but it's one that Chairlift have proven themselves alarmingly adept at. 'Moth' is rarely short of a memorable chorus or piercing hook, yet the textures herein are always inventive, fresh and arresting, as the balances out binary bewilderment with melodic invention, using Caroline Polachek's beguiling voice as a diving rod through luminous synth texture and unconventional rhythmic interplay alike. As likely to appeal to fans of St. Vincent or Yeasayer as Fiona Apple or Feist, 'Moth' is a thoroughly characterful and spirited transmission from this Brooklyn-based duo.
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Review: The mercurial and magical Jeff Buckley departed this realm leaving a severe shortage of actual material, thus this collection of early demos - recorded in 1993 in advance of his debut album proper 'Grace' - marks a cherished opportunity to experience his soulful intensity and otherworldly powers as an interpreter of song. The majority of 'You And I' consists of covers, traversing all the way from Sly & The Family Stone to The Smiths, yet all imbued with his uniquely raw, intuitive and captivating approach. The world will never see the like of Jeff Buckley again, which makes 'You And I' a document worth savouring.
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Review: The mercurial and magical Jeff Buckley departed this realm leaving a severe shortage of actual material, thus this collection of early demos - recorded in 1993 in advance of his debut album proper 'Grace' - marks a cherished opportunity to experience his soulful intensity and otherworldly powers as an interpreter of song. The majority of 'You And I' consists of covers, traversing all the way from Sly & The Family Stone to The Smiths, yet all imbued with his uniquely raw, intuitive and captivating approach. The world will never see the like of Jeff Buckley again, which makes 'You And I' a document worth savouring.
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Review: Since their early heyday of mammoth pop hits, electronic-indie duo MGMT seemed to sound gradually more and more conflicted, unsure whether to continue producing stadium-scale hooks or follow their eccentricities. It seems, with their fourth full-length 'Little Dark Age', that they've opted for the latter - sounding all the more confident and cohesive for it. 'Little Dark Age' sees the pair channeling their synthetic poppy psychedelia into their darkest, most serious and interesting songwriting yet. Anybody who panned 2013's self-titled album or 2010's 'Congratulations' should be pleasantly surprised by this return to form and new-found resolve. 'Little Dark Age' is a far cry from MGMT's definitive debut, but it's to the band's credit that exploring the more weird and wonderful corners of their pop-sensibilities has worked so well.
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Review: Alabaman soul six-piece St Paul & The Broken Bones follow up 2014's LP debut Half The City with a lavishly produced lesson in levelling up. Broader in sound, style and confidence, the range on Sea Of Noise hits hard from the off; the Lee Fields-level of emotional cries on "Sanctify", the bluesy rock twangs and gospel chorus of "Waves", the lean arrangement and full-spotlight Charles Bradley vocals of "I'll Be Your Woman", the poppy stomp and sing-along-ability of "Brain Matter", the gutsy belts and Stax horns of "Burning Rome"... All brought together with consistency and character, albums like these never stop offering something new on every single listen.
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Review: As the matter-or-fact title suggests, '80s Remixed & Extended delivers three discs of alternative 12" versions of well-known and mostly well-loved pop, soul and dance cuts from the decade of hairspray, MTV and rampant consumerism. Naturally, there are plenty of stone cold classics present - Coldcut's "People Hold On", Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up", Hall & Oates' "I Can't Go For That", and so on - but the collection's strongest selling point are the lesser-known 12" versions dotted across the three discs. These include a long forgotten Francois K remix of Adam Ant, a sparkling Shep Pettibone tweak of Five Star, and the surprisingly dubby, low-slung 12" version of Men At Work's gloriously silly "Down Under".
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