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The Minimal Wave Tapes: J Rocc Edits Vol 2
Cat: STH 2295. Rel: 20 Aug 12
Felix Kubin - "Japan Japan" (J Rocc edit)
Ohama - "The Drum" (J Rocc edit)
Mark Lane - "Who's Really Listening" (J Rocc edit)
Deux - "Game & Performance" (J Rocc edit)
Review: J Rocc steps up for the second and final installment of his Minimal Wave Tapes Edits, once again appearing on weighty vinyl and offering solitude for those DJs out there whose attempts to drop the likes of Ohama and Deux are frustrated by the inherent lack of quantized drum programming. J Rocc's edit of Felix Kubin's "Japan Japan" is a case in point, originally featuring on the recent second volume of The Minimal Wave Tapes, the rolling 4x4 electro groove that filled the opening bars soon mutated rhythmically into bastard vocoder pop. J Rocc wisely extends this opening loop before switching into the madness and then smoothing back into that groove. From here, J Rocc adds some extra weight to the titular elements of Ohama's "The Drum", teases out the inner uneasy primal techno workings of "Who's Really Listening?" from Mark Lane and f*cks about with Deux's "Game & Performance" brilliantly.
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Blow Out
Blow Out (limited 12")
Cat: THANKYOU 024. Rel: 21 Apr 23
Blow Out (4:47)
Blow Out (instrumental) (5:09)
Review: Sound Metaphors sub label Thank You continues to explore lesser known niche records from visionary artists of the 80s by revisiting this single from Jah Wobble. 'Blow Out' is a shoe-in for any Balearic set worth its salt, pairing boxy drum machine rhythms with wistful keys and some blue-eyed soul vocal turns for a meandering ride through prime mid-decade sonic territory. Bleepy where it counts, just a little dubby around the edges and smooth up top, it's a refined, long form cut which sounds great with a modern remaster. Backed with the instrumental version on the flip, it's a no-brainer for diggers who might have balked at paying top whack for an original 85 edition.
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Intérprete: Jura Soundsystem
 in stock $20.51
Jaz Edits 2
Cat: PF 008. Rel: 27 Sep 22
Cloud Worship (5:13)
Pick A Toy (6:29)
Puzzle (5:27)
Friday Night (5:00)
Review: Under the Jaz alter-ego, John Zahl has been serving up laidback, Balaearic-minded edits of musical obscurities since the mid 2000s. Initially, that was for Claremont 56 offshoot Sixty Five, but in the last decade he's also appeared on Passport To Paradise, Rotating Souls and, most recently, Pinchy & Friends. Here he returns to the latter label with four more rubs of atmospheric cuts from the dusty corners of his record collection. He begins with the wonderfully throbbing, solo-heavy dancefloor synth-scape of 'Cloud Worship', before successfully tinkering with a tactile, semi-organic proto-house gem on 'Pick a Toy'. Over on side B, 'Puzzle' is a tidy revision of a cosmic-minded, French language Balearic synth-pop gem, while 'Friday Night' is an eccentric, off-kilter slab of new wave disco oddness.
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DW00:00:02 EP
DW00:00:02 EP (limited 12")
Cat: DW 000002. Rel: 12 Mar 24
Jaz - "Cleopatra" (6:46)
Frantz - "Hyde & Go Sleaze" (5:44)
DJ Rocca & N2B - "Abuse" (5:57)
Facets - "Never Passing" (5:23)
Review: Death On Wax has already slipped out a handful of sharply informed edit and remix 12"s which fly the flag for the early 80s dance culture, when seedy, nocturnal bands were colliding with the flamboyant grooves of disco and synth pop. On this latest record, Jaz goes low and slow on the new wave goth tones of 'Cleopatra' before Frantz leans in on the Eurodisco freakiness of 'Hyde & Go Sleaze'. DJ Rocca & N2B pile on the pressure with the camp delights of 'Abuse' and Facets completes the set with the boxy beats of 'Never Passing'. Essential cuts for any discerning death disco.
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Intérprete: DJ ROCCA
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Net Loss
Net Loss (12")
Cat: GDTIMIN 014. Rel: 17 Sep 21
Listen To The Band (club mix) (6:16)
Net Worth (dub) (4:32)
What Am I Gonna Dub? (4:49)
Dubsystem (5:14)
Jexendirekt (5:08)
Review: Canadian musician Jex Opolis has rebased almost exclusively on Good Timin' over the last decade. There have been three albums and countless singles of dazzling electronic disco dust and here comes another firing five tracks of the stuff. There is retro charm to the sci-fi pads of 'Listen To The Band' that make it immediately lovable. 'Net Worth' is heartbroken, r&b tinged lo-fi disco boogie, but you can't wallow for long as 'What Am I Gonna Dub?' once again takes off to the stars of see arps and squelchy bass. Add in the two final cuts which go slow and deep and more acidic and prickly and you have another brilliantly cosmic EP.
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Intérprete: Roy Comanchero
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Signal Drive EP
Cat: DO 303003. Rel: 12 Apr 23
Signal Drive (3:42)
Recovery2 (3:50)
Scramble (5:48)
Signal Drive (MOY remix) (4:37)
Oh Nein (4:24)
Back2 (4:49)
Review: Almost 40 years after the acid sound was first accidentally stumbled across it is still providing artists with endless amounts of inspiration. This Dynamics of Acid label is another one dedicated to the cause and here Jonathan Hipgrave under his Jonny3snares alias explores six different and equally sublime sounds that will make your brain dance as much as your body. There is an inward sense of reflection to the opener 'Signal Drive', a deep melancholy to 'Recovery' then squelchy hyperactive rhythms define 'Scramble.' Three flipside cuts again pair meaningful synths with lithe drum programming to make for a fantastically futuristic EP.
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Intérprete: DJ Mau Mau
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Endangered Species Vol 1
Cat: DE 262. Rel: 18 Sep 20
John King - "Munich" (4:18)
The Actor - "Picture 210" (demo) (3:31)
Brazil - "Tvoj Svijet" (3:41)
Jamal Khe - "L'Etranger (Ana Gharib)" (4:38)
Nightless - "Abemus Mind" (6:01)
Review: In eleven years of deep digging, Dark Entries has uncovered many curiosities, lone exemplars of the scarsest breeds. They are lurking in Croatia, on the streets of New York, maybe in the back of your own dusty closet - these odd-ball Italo and synth-wave monsters are too rare to live, too divine to die. Once-lost creatures now have a home with Dark Entries' new Endangered Species series. The inaugural edition features five specimens previously deemed extinct, only mentioned passingly in lore and speculation, but now safely preserved on vinyl.
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Álbumes
Chronology (reissue)
Cat: 190758 28261. Rel: 13 Apr 18
Chronology (part 1) (10:19)
Chronology (part 2) (6:27)
Chronology (part 3) (4:20)
Chronology (part 4) (4:00)
Chronology (part 5) (5:34)
Chronology (part 6) (3:45)
Chronology (part 7) (2:16)
Chronology (part 8) (5:02)
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Everyone Is My Age (reissue)
Cat: DE 231. Rel: 06 Nov 18
Overture (1:57)
Think It's You (3:47)
Big Generation (4:23)
Do I (3:18)
Selfish Heart (4:57)
Whats Going On (2:59)
Everyone Is (1:33)
Clear Eyes (2:57)
Emotion 2 (4:56)
Night (4:29)
My Age (4:37)
Chantilly Lace (3:49)
Review: Baby Buddha is the experimental new wave duo of Charles Hornaday (vocals, guitar, electronics, drums) and David Javelosa (vocals, electronics, clarinet). Born from late night improvisations of San Francisco synth-punks Los Microwaves with a rotating cast of musicians. Live shows would include music, projections, dance and performance art in both clubs and gallery spaces. In 1980, Howie Klein's 415 Records released their first single of Tammy Wynette's "Stand By Your Man". In 1981, 'Music For Teenage Sex' was their first full length album released via Poshboy Records. It featured Los Microwaves' Meg Brazill, Poshboy boss Robbie Fields, and Kathy Peck as "Tammy Why-not", who later went on to found H.E.A.R (Hearing Education and Awareness for Rockers). In January 1983 Kathy, Charles and David went into the studio with a couple of Kathy's original "country" songs and began working on a sophomore album. They also incorporated songs from a live multi-track recording of a concert at the Graffiti Club on June 6th 1984. The album titled 'Everyone Is My Age' sat unreleased until 1987 due to relocation to Los Angeles and eventually found a home on David's Hyperspace Communications, the original label for the first Los Microwaves singles. For this first time reissue we've added a previously unreleased bonus song "What's Going On," a Kathy Peck original. All songs have been remastered by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. The vinyl comes housed in the original jacket featuring a collage by David Javelosa and includes an insert with lyrics, photos and liner notes.
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Intérprete: In Flagranti
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Polyphonic Cosmos: Sonic Innovations In Japan (1980-1986)
JD TWITCH / VARIOUS
Cat: C&D 002. Rel: 16 Nov 22
World Standard - "Baranikyoku (Fellini & Rota)" (3:36)
Masumi Hara - "Your Dream" (2:46)
Normal Brain - "MUSIC" (4:18)
Hiroyuki Namba - "Who Done It?" (part 2) (4:05)
Yasuaki Shimizu - "Crow" (4:46)
Hiroyuki Namba - "Tropical Exposition" (3:15)
Imitation - "Exotic Dance" (6:02)
Pecker - "Sha La La" (3:21)
EP-4 - "Db" (5:07)
Earthling - "You Go On Natural" (4:29)
Masumi Hara - "Camera" (5:10)
Geinoh Yamashirogumi - "Rinne Kohkyogaku Meikei" (5:08)
D-Day - "Ki·Ra·I" (4:04)
Ryuichi Sakamoto - "A Wongga Dance Song" (6:21)
Review: Who doesn't love a good compilation? And a good compilation is exactly what we have here, as put together by the golf standard digger that is JD Twitch. Ever since he first head out to the land of the rising sun to DJ he has been bewitched by it. Sub-titled 'A Beginners Guide to Japan In The '80s' this assemblage of ambient, cosmic and electronic sounds is beautifully escapist, taking you right out the Far East in an instant with its curious melodies and gentle ear worms. There is a purity and beauty to the music that is utterly cleansing with all of Japan's most legendary names included.
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Intérprete: Alexis Le-Tan, Dreems, DJ ROCCA
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Digital Rain
Digital Rain (gatefold coloured vinyl LP)
Cat: IDIB 74LP. Rel: 18 Jan 18
Digital Rain (5:17)
Black Pyramid (1:00)
The City Of Roses (2:40)
Double Exposure (1:54)
The Runner (1:42)
Air Museum (2:47)
Monsoon (0:52)
Magma (1:49)
What If? (3:18)
The Windscreen (1:13)
Mirror Image (1:01)
Liquid Lucite (1:17)
Aerosol (0:39)
Ship Of Theseus (2:14)
La Ville De Neige (2:01)
Seven Corners (2:01)
Cellophane (0:43)
Pulsations (2:50)
Houston (5:26)
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The Golden Section (40th Anniversary Edition)
The Golden Section (40th Anniversary Edition) (limited gatefold transparent vinyl LP)
Cat: META 77LP. Rel: 27 Jul 23
My Wild Love (3:41)
Someone (3:27)
Your Dress (4:26)
Running Across Thin Ice With Tigers (5:34)
Sitting At The Edge Of The World (4:08)
Endlessly (4:13)
Ghosts On Water (3:12)
Like A Miracle (5:06)
The Hidden Man (5:44)
Twilight's Last Gleaming (4:06)
Review: Among that coterie of visionary artists who left their bands to fly solo on the cusp of abundant riches and fame, John Foxx flew from Ultravox in 1980 to pursue his own creative vision. He quickly cemented his own style with albums like Metamatic and The Garden, but arguably delivered the fullest iteration of his sound on this 1983 album. The Golden Section straddles synth-pop and pop rock with ease, and it stands shoulder to shoulder with the greatest of the era. From his former band to Duran Duran and even moire niche concerns like Freur, this is the sound of the new dawn for pop music in the UK as the vast possibilities of synthesis were finally being understood.
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Annexe
Annexe (gatefold red vinyl LP)
Cat: META 78LP. Rel: 27 Jul 23
Endlessly (3:51)
Young Man (2:56)
Dance With Me (3:24)
My Wild Love (2:45)
Wings & A Wind (5:13)
Annexe (3:09)
A Kind Of Wave (3:33)
The Lifting Sky (4:45)
Shine On Me (3:47)
A Woman On A Stairway (4:13)
Review: There's multi-talented, and then multi-talented. John Foxx is credited as singer, musician, artist, photographer, graphic designer, writer, teacher and lecturer, first making a name for himself up front of the new wave pioneers Ultravox (eventually handing the reigns over to Midge Ure), he presided over a period in the band's history that was less commercially successful, but incredibly forward thinking musically. This desire to keep pushing boundaries has rung true across Foxx's entire - and extensive - oeuvre, as Annexe, one of his solo efforts, goes to show. A pervading sense of darkness carries many of the tracks 'Dance With Me' being just one example, which contrasts the polished, highly synthesised productions, veering from the complex percussive patterns of 'Wings & A Wind' to the sparse, ghostly, near-spoken word operatics of 'A Woman On A Stairway'. Coldwave, some might call it, others would just say John Foxx.
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Silver Demon
Cat: MNQ 134. Rel: 13 Feb 20
The Passenger (6:04)
Exit Strategy (4:17)
Citadel (interlude 3) (2:00)
Vortex 21 (3:21)
Odyssey (3:30)
The Onmipresent Eye (4:19)
First Age (4:41)
Dialogues (interlude 1) (2:33)
Behind The Walls (4:35)
Silver Demon (3:44)
Review: 10 years after first starting out, June aka Tsampikos Fronas serves up a third full length on Mannequin Records that draws on all his years of musical exploration. The world that results is a dystopian one where machines have taken over and human life has long gone. Synths fizz with static electricity, drums and percussion automated by AI and the whole thing is like an exercise in cyber-transcendence. An arsenal of vintage analog synthesizers, drum machines and effect processors add retro-future textures that only serve to heighten the record overall.
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JYL (reissue)
JYL (reissue) (limited heavyweight vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: MW 075. Rel: 05 Sep 20
Mechanic Ballerina (3:34)
Universe (3:58)
Computer Love (3:49)
Positions (3:54)
Dance & Death (3:37)
The Computer Generation (4:05)
Animation (4:02)
Silicon Valley (4:05)
Electric Lady (3:14)
I'm A Machine (4:05)
Review: Minimal Wave is honored to present a reissue of Jyl's self-titled full-length album from 1984, originally released on Klaus Schulze's Inteam label. Born and raised in California, Jyl travelled to Europe in her twenties to dance and met several talented and like-minded collaborators along the way. She ended up in Germany, and worked with Ingo Werner, Angela Werner, and Klaus Schulze, on what would become one of the most important and forward thinking electronic albums of the time. Shortly after its release, the song "Computer Love" became a mini-hit along with the album's opening track "Mechanic Ballerina". The lyrics of "Silicon Valley" and "Computer Generation" are reflective of the times and have become even more relevant now, 36 years later. The production and song arrangement on the album is immaculate. The synthesizers, drum programming and vocal contributions complement Jyl's voice perfectly. The album contains an incredible depth beyond a regular dance album likely due to the spirit of the people behind it - the list of contributors add to its significance and near-mythological mystery.
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Intérprete: DJ ROCCA
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Sons Of
Sons Of (turquoise vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: THRILL 578LPX. Rel: 23 Jun 23
A Ghost At Noon (7:48)
Crossing At The Shallow (11:01)
A Yellow Robe (part 1) (12:04)
A Yellow Robe (part 2) (11:54)
A Drink At The Banquet (4:53)
Ascending By Night (13:35)
 in stock $35.76
Sons Of
Sons Of (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: THRILL 578LP. Rel: 22 Jun 23
A Ghost At Noon (7:48)
Crossing At The Shallow (11:01)
A Yellow Robe (part 1) (12:04)
A Yellow Robe (part 2) (11:54)
A Drink At The Banquet (4:53)
Ascending By Night (13:35)
Review: Sam Prekop and John McEntire made their debut as a collaborative partnership on Thrill Jockey with this album. Sons Of came on CD and limited, long since sold out cassette in 2022 and now it arrives on wax as a double LP that also includes the bonus cut 'A Drink At The Banquet.' Their experimental sound is a nimble mix of supple synth work an involving beats. Texture and timbre plays heavily across each freeform cut as moods build and grooves grow. There are rueful, far sighted star-gazers like 'Ascending By Night' and more lush dancers such as 'A Yellow Robe" (part 1)'.
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 in stock $33.13
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