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CD Album Recommendations July 2015

Juno Recommends CD Albums

Juno Recommends CD Albums

CD Album Recommendations July 2015
3 Jul 2015
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1
Cat: HYPE 004CD. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Discogram
It's The Disco
Techno Disco
London Grooves
Funky Train
Treacle Tits
Brush The Bush
Showbix
Disclone
Discotron
Discuntek
Sexspurt
Live Disco
Come On Kerrier
Review: After releasing Luke Vibert's acid-heavy Ridmik set, Hypercolour boss Jamie Russell asked the Cornishman if he had any disco-flavoured Kerrier District material knocking about. He answered in the affirmative, and 4, Vibert's first full-length under the alias for a decade, was born. Although the project was initially inspired by Black Devil Disco Club's warped electronic disco (and, presumably, the smoother grooves of Metro Area), a decade on Vibert's approach is noticeably different. While the fluid synths, undulating disco basslines and cheery grooves remain in place, the intoxicating depth of the original has been replaced by a cheekiness more readily associated with Vibert's Wagon Christ pseudonym. It is, then, a different beast than previous Kerrier District outings, but no less entertaining.
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out of stock $11.31
2
Cat: PERLON 105CD. Rel: 15 Jun 15
 
Minimal/Tech House
Modern Hit Midget
Safe In Harbour
Mulpft
Beefdes
Zero
Mosi Fud
Surmansky Blow
Review: Ricardo Villalobos has clearly found a kindred spirit in former Sun Electric and Moritz Von Oswald trio man Max Loderbauer. The duo has been remixing together for some time, delivering some notable reworks, including a stunning minimal jazz re-imagining of Nightmares on Wax's "Aftermath". Safe in Harbour marks the Berlin-based pair's first original work together under the Vilod alias, and continues their theme of melding elements of fizzing jazz, minimal, and dub techno. It's an impressive set, all told, full of wonky, off-kilter fusions of live instrumentation - most notably some brilliant drumming - glitchy electronics and a Berghain-friendly attitude. In fact, it may be Villalobos' most impressive studio work to date.
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out of stock $13.59
3
Cat: FIREC 014CD. Rel: 15 Jun 15
 
Experimental/Electronic
Land, Repair, Refuel
Ad In The Paper
I Met You On BC Ferries
Sphere Of Influence
If Sylvia Built A House
Eye Of The Wind
Telegraph My Love
Now I'm In Love
Kendal In Kalusia
Review: Yes! Pretty soon after Vancouver label 1080p issued Much Less Normal by local artist Lnrdcroy, there were rumours surfacing regarding label interest in licensing the album for a wider release. In the end it was Edinburgh's Firecracker Recordings that secured dibs on Lnrdcroy's fine collection of whimsical electronic odes to British Columbia and they've done a typically superb job of bringing it to the vinyl and CD format. Like the remastered vinyl version, this CD edition features a slightly amended track listing to that original 1080p tape with two productions not making the transition. However in their place is new Lnrdcroy track "Kendal in Kalusia", an epic 13 minute finale that will have you enraptured.
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out of stock $14.72
4
Cat: RBCD 07. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Deep House
Intro To It's Sunny S Outside
Birgit Boogie
The Hydrangeas Whisper
Cat Soulcat Strut
Backlash
Pete Found His Z
Emi's M
Just On The Swings
Tomoko's O
Solar Eclipse On A Friday Morning
Review: There was much gnashing of teeth from committed enthusiasts of the physical format when Maurice Fulton decided to release his latest Boof full-length - the follow-up to 2011's inspired Sshh, Dandelions at Play - solely as a digital download. Having rescued that album from obscurity via a physical release, Gerd Janson has decided to do the same with The Hydrangeas Whisper, here delivering a CD edition to complement the double LP version. Given the album's undoubted quality, it's something of a result for wax-maniacs everywhere. While Fulton takes a few odd turns - see the dubbed-out, trippy title track and after-party techno throb of "Backlash" - for the most part it's as expected, with the Chicagoan-in-London delivering a typically jazzy, disco-flecked range of sweet, life-affirming dancefloor cuts.
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out of stock $13.15
5
Cat: INN 070CD. Rel: 15 Jun 15
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Bolkwush
Roundabout (feat Makoto)
Get It Up
Around You
Silly
Freedom (feat Jay Love & Makoto)
Frenesi
Getaway (feat Adrienne Richards & Random Movement)
Be With You (feat Colette Warren)
Medusa
Your Love Is...
Feelin' Fine (feat A Sides & Singing Fat)
Crystal Illusion (feat DJ MS2)
Bella Drix
Those Moments
Freedom (original instrumental version - bonus track)
Review: For all his dancefloor destroying singles and party-starting anthems, Brazilian D&B legend DJ Marky hasn't much pedigree when it comes to the album format. In fact, My Heroes is his debut solo full-length, and his first album of any sort since XRS collaboration In Rotation way back in 2004. It's perhaps unsurprising, then, that My Heroes has a celebratory feel throughout, with Marky delivering a range of melodious, soulful, carnival-friendly rollers and spiralling, anthem-like cuts (see recent single "Silly"). These are interspersed with a number of surprising diversions, including two memorable trips into soulful house territory ("Around You", the samba-flecked "Freedom"), and the synth-boogie influenced goodness of "Bella Drix".
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out of stock $11.31
6
Cat: SBOYCD 003. Rel: 15 Jun 15
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Vellocet
Revelation (feat Liam Bailey)
Treading Water (feat Detour City)
Aquamission
Stolen (feat Lilly McKenzie)
Own Worst Enemy (feat Calyx)
To Be Around You
I On U
Switchmission
Future (feat Madi Lane)
Dedication
Creeper (feat Mercedes)
Natty
Bad Blood (feat Slo)
Review: It's been five years since James 'Breakage' Boyle last treated us to full-length exploration of his dusty, dubby, enveloping musical world. Given the half-decade gap, it's perhaps unsurprising that When The Night Comes in is a more mature set than previous explorations. While rooted in the kind of post-dubstep, trap and half-step drum & bass with which he's best known, there are nods to bustling, bass-heavy house, glitch-hop, and modern soul, with a range of vocalists swinging by to lend a hand. For all the enjoyable eclecticism, it's notable that the album's standout moment, "I On U", is a roughneck exercise in pounding jungle revivalism that doffs a cap to the early days of liquid D&B.
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out of stock $1.05
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Cat: INFECT 223CD. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Progressive House
Bad Radio
Universal Everything
Bilocation
Head & Shoulders
Dark Matters
Little Fish
Storms End
Alternative Light Source
Shaker Obsession
Levitate For You
Review: Given Leftfield's well-earned legendary status, it's fair to say that there's much excitement surrounding the release of Alternative Light Source, their first album in 16 years. Produced by founder member Neil Barnes, and with an impressive range of guests - Sleaford Mods, Polica's Channy Leaneagh and TV on the Radio's Tunde Adebimpe all feature - it's as woozy, robust and heavily electronic as you'd expect. There are clear influences from vintage new wave synth-pop throughout, as well as nods to sub-heavy bass music, dubstep, vintage progressive house (in sensibility, rather than execution), bubbling electronica (see the excellent "Dark Matters"), and the kind of fearlessly tough dancefloor fare for which they were once renowned ("Little Fish", "Shaker Obsession").
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out of stock $9.20
8
Cat: MMCD 48. Rel: 29 Jun 15
 
Deep House
In The Mist Of Sunrise
Manifestations Taking Place
The Art Of Regeneration
The Law Of Correspondence
The Relm Of Possibilty
The Otherness Dub
Platinum Soul
Visions Of You
Infinite Love
Cycles Of Life
Sleepless In Shibuya
Review: Here's something guaranteed to ensure a rush of excitement in deep house heads everywhere: a brand new album from much-loved U.S producer Fred P. It's the first under the previously unused F.P-Oner alias, and his first studio outing since 2013's Black Jazz Chronicles set, Codes & Metaphors. Unsurprisingly, the simply titled 5 is as inspired, sumptuous and melodious as you'd expect, with gentle dub house, jazz and - in the case of the wonderful "Infinite Love" - Detroit techno influences. While much of the album is slinky, sensual and ultra-deep (see the fabulous "Visions of You" and "Sleepless in Shibuku"), there are a couple of thrillingly percussive moments to get the pulse racing, including the African-influenced tribal workout "The Realm of Possibility".
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 in stock $18.15
9
Cat: SMGRS CD2. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Experimental/Electronic
Sunspots (I. Event, II. Event #2, III. Event #3)
Bell Curve
Dark Matter
Response Code
Imagine The Future
Unfriendly Waters
Cosm
Axis Shift
Negative Space
The Secret Society
(Event #4)
Review: There's no denying ASC's work ethic; the Brit-in-San Diego has released a steady stream of albums and singles since 1999, and still finds time to run the lauded Auxillary imprint. Here he returns to Samurai Red Seal, with his first full-length for the imprint since 2012. As usual, he's working at drum and bass's experimental fringes, delivering blends of fuzzy electronics, creepy textures and subtle, pared-back jungle rhythms that arguably have more in common with vintage IDM (the much-forgotten Neotropic project on Ninja Tune's NTone offshoot, for starters) than blistering dancefloor jungle. Few do this kind of murky D&B futurism better, though, and Imagine The Future is a mighty impressive set.
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out of stock $10.26
10
Cat: MEDIC 49CD. Rel: 29 Jun 15
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Timetraveller
8th Dimension (feat Nclear)
Shadow (feat Deeizm)
Flawless
Once On The Cosmic Station (feat Pryzma)
Fake Snake (feat RoyGreen & Protone)
Harder Than Sox Travel
Past-Time Cruiser
Climate Changes
Deeper Ground
Intergalactic Exposure
One, Two... Madness
The Void Of Plazmatron
Review: For those interested in the creative potential of drum & bass, Hospital offshoot Med School has long been of more interest than it's festival-friendly parent label. Designed to showcase experimental, off-kilter and lesser-known D&B producers, its' consistently offered up singles and albums that bristle with great ideas. Here the label offers up a full-length from Russian producer Electrosoul System, a man who has been impressing at the margins of the D&B sound for the best part of a decade. Accessible but always unusual, Flawless impressively blends elements of liquid D&B, jungle, half-step, hip-hop and more ragged rhythms to deliver something fresh, intoxicating and hugely enjoyable.
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out of stock $9.20
11
Cat: KOMP 124CD. Rel: 22 Jun 15
 
Experimental/Electronic
God's Mirrorball
Moon Scapes
Lunar Caves
Moonbuilding 2703 AD
Review: The longevity of Alex Patterson's Orb project never ceases to amaze. While the ambient outfit has gone through many changes since making its debut in 1989 - longtime production partner Thomas Fehlmann being the man at the controls these days - Patterson shows little sign of wanting to call it a day. Here the duo delivers their 21st album, returning to the stargazing obsessions that have served them so well over the years. Consisting of four typically epic workouts, Moonbuilding 2703 AD doffs a cap to many of their obsessions of recent years - hypnotic Berlin techno, classic ambience, woozy tech-house and dub, primarily - with the jazz-funk-meets-ambient dub flex of the title track standing out.
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out of stock $13.15
12
Cat: FOKUZCD 017. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Brother's Keeper
From Another Star
Revolution Won't Be Televized (feat Franz Von)
Soap Bubbles On You (with Pulsaar)
Mind Chat (feat P Fine)
New Stage Of Life
Need For Clarity
Keep Walking (feat P Fine)
Super Soul (Random Movement remix)
Satisfy Me
Formative Years
Just 4 Love (feat Kryptomedic)
out of stock $9.20
13
Cat: INFCD 001. Rel: 29 Jun 15
 
Techno
Decades To Millenia
Even The Nearest
Interstellar Medium
The Extreme Distance
Gliese 581
Decelerate At The Destination
Proton To Proton Fusion
Constant Acceleration Drive
Time Plus Time To Encode
Mistaken Conclusion
Warped Space Time
out of stock $12.98
14
Cat: SKALD 031. Rel: 22 Jun 15
 
Deep Dubstep
Blood Soldiers
Sect
Hopper
Cam
7 Cycles
Blackboard Jungle
Ferm
GBA
Era
T15
Onefiveoooh
Review: UK techno veterans Mark Broom and James Ruskin first joined forces under The Fear Ratio alias back in 2011, delivering the inventive - and hugely enjoyable - IDM-meets-techno full-length, Light Box. Here they join forces once more for a follow-up that gleefully explores similar sonic territory, whilst throwing a few more influences - most notably experimental hip-hop and vintage electro - into the pot for good measure. The result is a hugely entertaining album that naturally doffs a cap to Skam Records' dystopian roots, as well as the heavyweight soundsystem throb of dubstep, the hypnotism of dub techno, and the crackling electronic wizardry of Autechre.
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out of stock $11.56
15
Cat: SHACD 012 . Rel: 15 Jun 15
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Ghost Lane
Shelter (feat Lily McKenzie)
Always
Blindside
Real Good (feat Harleighblu)
Hot Head, Rock Bed
III Chord Interlude
More To Give (feat Tamara)
Kutchi (feat Joshua Idehen)
Choices
Lights Go Down
Sasquatch
The Mistress (feat Dan Moss)
Review: It's taken Birmingham-based duo Spectrasoul three years to make the follow-up to their promising debut album, Delay No More, but it seems to have been time well spent. The Mistress is a pleasingly varied set, rooted in their deeper, more melodious take on D&B, but blessed with a range of other influences. "Hot Head, Rock Bed", for example, sounds like vintage James Blake, while "More To Give" - featuring the soulful tones of vocalist Tamara - expertly blends half-step rhythms with luscious modern soul. They even go experimental and gnarly on the frankly quite odd "Kutchi". For all the twists and turns, they've not forgotten their roots, and The Mistress also contains a number of straight-up D&B rollers that should appease DJs and fans alike.
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out of stock $11.31
16
Cat: SPEAR 060CD. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Firebox
Delirious
The River Runs Dry (feat LSB & Rocky NTI)
Think Twice
Morning Star (feat Philippa Hanna)
Come & Join Us
I Believe (feat Villem & Frank H Carter III)
Sun Goes Down (feat Saint Louis)
Computer Brains
Begins With You (feat SPY)
Summery (feat Philippa Hanna)
Cut Me Loose (feat Hybrid Minds & Rocky NTI)
Hit You Where You Live
Breath In
Review: BCee returns to the scene with his third full length LP, and yes, it's a stunner. If you enjoy intricately woven drum and bass with a deeply rooted feel (designed with the dancefloor in mind), this ticks all the right boxes. Kicking off with the beautiful and deadly "Firebox", there is no let-up in high quality sounds throughout the extensive tracklisting. BCee teams up with LSB and Rocky Nti for the stunning "River Runs Dry", Villem employs the unmistakeable voice of Frank Carter to deliver "I Believe", and the one and only SPY reaches out with the soulful and deeply rolling "It Begins With You". You could be forgiven for bagging this for the top-drawer collaborations alone but of course BCee's own music here is this release's crowning achievement.
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out of stock $9.45
17
Cat: CAL 005CD. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Electro
Biometry
Polar Coordinates
Eigenface (Facial Asymetry)
Biometric ID
Biometric Systems
Facial Vectors
Hand Geometry
Recognition Time
Iris/Retinal Scanning
Optical Fingerprint Correlation
4000 Irises (2000) Persons Max
Review: By the time Biometry was first released in 2004, Der Zyklus has developed from an electro supergroup featuring Anthony Shakir and members of Dopplereffekt, to a solo project from Drexciya member Gerald Donald. At the time, it was hailed as one of Donald's finest moments, and 11 years on has lost none of its' ability to inspire and entertain. Now freshly re-mastered, it pops, whirrs and confuses with a claustrophobic intensity. It's notably less dancefloor-focused than much of Donald's work - a couple of frisky work-outs aside - and gains its' allure from a ghostly mix of wild electronics, melancholic melodies, fizzing textures, intergalactic ambience and off-kilter IDM. As a study in 21st century paranoia, it's unsurpassed.
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out of stock $16.83
18
Cat: DSR-X 9CD. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Techno
Snert Horpu Mina
Grow Bigger
Many Meters Work
Yellow Yard
My Home Is Sonic
Listen To My Voice
We
The One & Only
Felx
Eastwood
Svali
Live Guides
Frodi Ambience
Review: Periodically, labels get a little fascinated with reissuing material from certain previously overlooked scenes. Recently, that's meant a surprising re-focus on the Icelandic dub techno scene of the late '90s early 2000s. The chief beneficiary of this has been Arnvidur "Exos" Snorrason, whose pioneering 1998 12", Q-Box, recently resurfaced on Thule. Here, his 2001 album My Home Is Sonic gets the reissue treatment on Delsin. Sat somewhere between hypnotic German minimal, the relentless loops of Robert Hood, the dubwise Berlin antics of Rhythm & Sound, and classic Motor City futurism, the album remains a timeless example of dub techno at its' very best.
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out of stock $12.89
19
Cat: COUNTCD 063X. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Deep House
Home
The Clown (feat Pedestrian)
Rituals
Steal (feat Holly Walker)
Wallflower
Say More (feat Jono McCleery)
Raincoats
Midas (feat Holly Walker)
Natural Fools
Varkala
Fawn
The Clown (feat Pedestrian - Gang Colours remix)
Colours In Sea
Manila
The Clown (feat Pedestrian - John Beltran remix)
out of stock $11.04
20
Cat: LMDCD 024. Rel: 29 Jun 15
 
Deep House
The Root, The Soul
My Love Is Raw
Tempest
Wife
Dust
Those Guys
Intertext
Baltimore
Wife (Nacho Marco remix)
My Love Is Raw (Manuel Tur remix)
Baltimore (Charles Webster mix 1)
out of stock $14.21
21
Cat: AACD 001. Rel: 29 Jun 15
 
Deep House
Last Night (In This Dream I Watched A Film Of A Dream Within This Dream)
Landscape
Odyssey
New Day (feat John Schmersal)
Nature Abstraite
Thursday, 2AM
Calm Me Up
Momento Magico
Wave Side Back
0814
Sinfonia
Cucina Rossa
Review: It's some 26 years since Satoshi Tomiie announced his arrival via the brilliant Tears single with Robert Owens, and 16 since he released his only album, 1999's impressively eclectic Full Lick. New Day, then, is long overdue. While rooted in deep house - see the sensual vocal outing that doubles as the title track - the album's blend of bold synthesizer lines, crunchy electronic instrumentation and analogue drumbeats has more in common with Metro Area than the booming, mid-90s progressive house for which he was once renowned. It's a hugely enjoyable set, all told, with the shuffling, Balearic-influenced house of "Thursday, 2am" standing out.
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out of stock $13.58
22
Cat: COMP 4702. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Balearic/Downtempo
The Savage Bush Hotel
I'm So High, I Swear I Could
Ding Dong Thing
Rightious Red Berets
Squeeze The Trigger
The Devil Threatens Me
Down The Garden Path
Getting Old
Pietermaritzburg
out of stock $8.96
23
Cat: EMEGO 209CD. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Ambient/Drone
Intro
Sonia Danza
Dreamscape Generation
Richiami E Oscillazioni
Orange Steps
Scintille
Max
Review: Recorded last year at Rome's contemporary art museum, MAXXI is as graceful and noble as the environment in which it was created. "Intro" sets the tone for this work with its understated pulses and chilling synths. This leads into the deeper, more textured depths of "Sonia Danza" and the aptly named "Dreamscape Generation", which features warbling streams and rivulets of sound, squelches and chatter, like a moist riverbank on a spring morning. "Orange Steps" and "Scintille" are serene and more reflective, after this veritable flurry of musical activity. The release finishes with "Max", a cover of a piece by Italian composer Paolo Conte, but its chimes and layered textures are unmistakably Neel and Dozzy's.
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out of stock $18.40
24
Cat: MMG 000712. Rel: 22 Jun 15
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Heaven & Earth
PR 4 Prez
Cosmic Slop
On & On
Beat Goes On
Clap Ya Hands (I Feel Good)
My My Baby
I Wish
One, Two, A Few More
Air Smoove
Gonna Love You
90' Class Act (EK)
Justice (Brotherhood & Understanding) Skit
Accelerate
Make Me Feel Like
Dilla Bounce (R.I.P.)
Play Yo Horn
BBJones
Roots, Reggea, Kulcha (instrumental)
You Know Dat
out of stock $11.31
25
Cat: YLCD 010. Rel: 22 Jun 15
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Citylights (Flowtation)
Soda Pressing
Skinny Genes
Tune A Fish
Minnesota Corn Star
Don't Let Me Down
Never Get Enough
Hamburglar
Pescador
Left In Vain
Iona Virgin
The Dance
New Dawn (The Rhythm)
Confession
Space Junk
Black & Blue
In & Out Of Love
Holdin' On
Pan Con Fusion
Eye Don't Sea
Summer Reign
Afri Kola
Soultouch
Czech Mate
out of stock $19.73
26
Cat: WARPCD 254. Rel: 15 Jun 15
 
Bass
Lantern
Very First Breath (feat Irfane)
Ryderz
Warriors (feat Ruckazoid & Devaeux)
Kettles
Scud Books
Indian Steps (feat Antony)
Lil Djembe
Deepspace (feat Miguel)
Shadows
Resistance (feat Jhene Aiko)
Portrait Of Luci
System
Brand New World
Review: Ross Birchard has been such an omnipresent figure on modern electronic music as Hudson Mohawke it seems strange to think Lanterns is only his second album. A lot has happened in the world of Hud Mo in the six 6 years since his Warp issued debut set Butter (hello Kanye) and the 14 track Lanterns comes across as a more compelling and adventurous album from the Scottish producer. Featuring some interesting guest appearances (Anthony Hegarty, Irfane, Miguel, Ruckazoid, Jhene Aiko) it's clear Lanterns is being presented as a chance for Birchard to reach the next level, and packs in a whole load of musical ideas along the way.
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out of stock $8.18
27
Cat: WGA 002CD. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Minimal/Tech House
Heavy Weather (feat Khan)
Do Me (feat Khan)
Free Falling (feat Khan)
Morgen Abend
Dark Light
110 (feat Mama)
Prayer (feat Khan)
Hi Fu
Echo Drug (feat Khan)
Any Moment (feat Emily Karpel)
Dings
Forever (feat Khan)
Laid Back
Review: The fourth album by house brothers the Schwarzs sees them venture farther in a song-based approach. Featuring vocal contributions from Khan, Mama and Emily Karpel, it moves from the gospel-tinged openers of "Heavy Weather" and "Free Falling" - which both feature Khan - to the brass-sampling underground acid of "Morgen Abend" and the deeper, atmospheric techno of "Dark Light". That's not to suggest that they have abandoned their electro house sound - check the grinding groove of "Hi Fu" - but the best moments do come when they depart from the script. "Echo Drug", which again features Khan on vocals, is a beautiful electronic torch song, while the dreamy keys of "Dings" brings a breathless quality to Tiefschwarz's music.
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out of stock $8.18
28
Cat: AU 10142CD. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Lucky Cloud
Corn
Keeping Up
See My Brother, He’s Jumping Out (Let’s Go Swimming #2)
This Is How We Walk On The Moon
Corn (continued)
Hiding Your Present From You
They & Their Friends
Ocean Movie
Review: The Audika label picks up its stellar efforts to dig through the vast archives of unreleased music left behind by Arthur Russell after his passing in 1992, presenting the nine track Corn. Russell's canon falls roughly between producing seminal disco ("All Over My Face") and solo works where his skill for the cello features prominently. Corn will be received with rapture by fans of the latter, gathering together compositions Russell made in the early '80s with the assistance of Peter Zummo and Rik Albani. Alternate versions of Russell classics like "Lucky Cloud" and "See My Brother, He's Jumping Out (Let's Go Swimming)" are included in this most wonderful archival release.
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out of stock $15.76
29
Cat: CRMCD 030. Rel: 29 Jun 15
 
Deep House
Human Interface
Infatuation
Control
Shutters
Tied (feat Aisha)
Lacefront
Oh Bondage
Gone (feat Py)
Down 4 Whatever
You Are
Lady (feat Aisha)
Review: London-based producer Laurence Matthew Blake has been causing a stir under his Citizenn alias for some time, delivering intoxicating, tactile, otherwordly blends of tech-house, powder-house, garage and electronica for the likes of MadTech, Love Fever, 20:20 Vision and, most recently, Crosstown Rebels. Here, he returns to the latter with Human Interface, his debut album. It's a typically fluid and quietly soulful affair, with dreamy pads, touchy-feely electronics and shuffling dancefloor rhythms the order of the day. While there are a few powder house dancefloor moments - as you'd expect - Blake also doffs a cap to 2-step garage, booming bass-house, skewed synth-pop and, on the wonderful "You Are", string-drenched deep house loveliness
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out of stock $9.73
30
Cat: AAACDVD 018. Rel: 08 Jun 15
 
Funk
Atlantic Avenue
When Will You Be Mine
Cloudy
Kiss Me
Our Time Has Come
Queen Of My Soul
I'm The One
For You, For Love
Let's Go Round Again
Atlantic Avenue (DVD)
When Will You Be Mine
Cloudy
Kiss Me
Our Time Has Come
Queen Of My Soul
I'm The One
For You, For Love
Let's Go Round Again
out of stock $9.20
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