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Singles
DANGERWANK 002
DANGERWANK 002 (purple vinyl 12")
Cat: DANGERWANK 002. Rel: 14 Jan 25
Fist Of Fury - "Minimaythm Demoniae" (7:11)
Al Core - "007 Bald Frenchcore" (5:54)
Celsius - "L'Appel Du Vide" (4:08)
Kyo_O - "Releaser Fucking" (LeeloO Hardcoholics remix) (5:15)
Review: Only a hard techno label would be brazen enough to call itself Danger Wank. There is much more worth investigating here though than just the semantics: Fist Of Fury grabs you by the throat with its overdriven percussive loops and flat, slamming drums on 'Minimaythm Demoniae.' It sounds like what happens when you have too many windows open on your computer with sound playing from one that crashes. Al Core brings squealing synths and horrorcore sleaze to '007 Bald Frenchcore' and Celsius tickles the inner war with the abstract sounds and malfunctioning drum patterns of 'L'Appel Du Vide.' Kyo_O's 'Releaser Fucking' gets a brutal LeeloO Hardcoholics remix to close down this serious sonic assault.
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Genetic Memory
Genetic Memory (limited 180 gram vinyl 12" in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: ESV 001. Rel: 11 Dec 24
WNG (4:50)
Genetic Memory (5:30)
Ivermectin (4:54)
Genetic Memory (DJ Normal 4's Melodic mix) (4:37)
Genetic Memory (Patricia Kokett Hypnagogia rework) (4:29)
Genetic Memory (Jacques Satre Tunnel mix) (4:50)
Review: Kalocain's debut vinyl release is a haunting trip through sound and science and is underpinned by some seriously weighty bass. The title track bridges ancestral echoes and present-day rhythms, while 'W.N.G.' unveils cryptic mysteries from a forgotten past. 'Ivermectin' crafts surreal molecular melodies that look to "decipher the enigma of sonic DNA." Remixes by Normal 4, Patricia Kokett, and Jacques Satre twist each original into new and bizarre realms. Evaldas Bubinas aka Hermandrowning, adds eerie artwork that fuses sound and visuals into an uncanny harmony to close out a high-concept, high-class package.
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Ghetto Bangers
Cat: HCR 024. Rel: 07 Apr 25
Hardcore Motherfucker (4:21)
Three, Two, One (Boogie mix) (4:06)
UK Rave (7:19)
Ghetto Cyberpunkers (140 BPM mix) (4:24)
Hardcore Boys (5:15)
La Ruta (4:47)
Review: Domingo Dark makes his solo vinyl debut as Kaxtelian with an EP that really finds him stretching his legs across a mix of electro, UK hardcore and techno with a smattering of Belgian influences and the authentic sound of Valencia also peeking through. Created between the ghettos of Albacete and Badalona, the release marks a fine new chapter in Dark's career. 'Hardcore Motherfucker' is just that with its blistering drum funk and acid brightness. 'Ghetto Cyberpunkers' has booming low ends and caustic synths and 'Hardcore Boys' is a dense melange of ghoulish vocals and synth intensity that rides a slamming electro-techno rhythm.
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Waiting
Waiting (12")
Cat: NA 001. Rel: 21 Jan 25
Waiting
Waiting (Aubrey rework)
Forgiveness
Review: The No Agenda label takes its bow here with a new EP that features a first appearance from the US's Bridget Barkan. Kimono is behind the beats and they are couched in house. 'Waiting' opens with rattling chords that bring steely determination next to the time-keeping hi-hats and echoing vocal swirls that speak of a patient wait. The Aubrey rework is super fresh with daubs of dancing synth and sci-fi details over a barely-there rhythm. Shuffling deep house sound 'Forgiveness' closes out with more slight sound designs, dusty drums and plenty of suggestion rather than in-your-face maximalism.
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Bush Drop
Bush Drop (red marbled vinyl 7")
Cat: BS 032R. Rel: 05 Feb 25
Bush Drop (2:14)
Dirty Cop (4:35)
Review: Those good folks at Burning Sole dip into their funk treasure chest once more here and share a raw, densely packed new sound from The King Rooster. This firmly red 45 kicks off with 'Bush Drop' which pairs deriving, shrill Hammond organ stabs with sleazy guitar licks and drums that feel James out live and in the moment. 'Dirty Cop' has squealing leads that very much bring the feel of a 60s spy chase thriller with more vivacious drums and even some police sirens to add to the dramatic and evocative effect.
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Crisis
Crisis (10")
Cat: DB 1001. Rel: 24 Apr 25
King Stanley - "Crisis" (3:11)
Dub Seva - "Dub Crisis" (3:11)
Prince Jamo - "Joke" (3:14)
Dub Seva - "No Joke Dub" (3:12)
Review: American label Deep Bow makes a notable vinyl debut with this heavyweight 10" featuring King Stanley and Prince Jamo, both voicing over a thunderous riddim crafted by producer Dub Sev?. This roots-driven slab stars with King Stanley's passionate cries over sleek drums with shiny digital synths and neat guitar licks. It stays true to the deep, meditative spirit of sound system culture and becomes much more roomy and spaced out in the hands of Dub Seva. Prince Jamo's 'Joke' has a cleaner vocal and some natty keys, and also gets dubbed out by Dub Seva. A strong introduction from Deep Bow that showcases talent from both sides of the Atlantic.
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Koenig Cylinder Vol I
Cat: IST 02RP. Rel: 28 Jan 25
Untitled
99.9
Locked Groove
Carousel
Choreomania
Review: Koenig Cylinders always kept it hella real with their techno. The pair of John Selway and Oliver Chesler were pioneers of the hard stuff first time around and now that it is back en vogue, why not reissue this classic? 'Untitled' opens with a freaky vocal and eerie synth sound before '99.9' brings a wall of white noise and slamming drum patterns. 'Carousel' is an urgent wall-rattler with cantering drums and rave sires that light up the 'floor and 'Choreomania' shuts down with razor-sharp synths and acid flashes that tickle your brain. Arresting tackle of the highest order.
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A Non Equilibrium Thermodynamic System
Cat: SB 002. Rel: 10 Mar 25
If I (6:43)
Ape-Essence (5:41)
Revision (5:05)
Remote Actions On A Non-Linear Path (8:29)
Review: Kop-Z reveals that he first encountered the term 'A Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamic System' in a book costing L2 in a Manchester junk shop. It is a term to describe humans as systems constantly battling entropy and the world's challenges to survive. "But we're also systems that work together, creating art and music," he reflects, appreciating the contrast between opposites like day and night, love and hate. His work merges autobiographical field recordings, looped vinyl and childhood video games with kinetic programming systems that are all influenced by jungle, footwork, noise, rave, post-punk and reggae. The result is a rich fabric of sound that blends human experience with machine chaos.

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The (Wo) Man Of The Future
The (Wo) Man Of The Future (double 12" + insert)
Cat: TWM OTF. Rel: 12 Feb 25
The Man Of The Future (6:10)
This Is Cheese (6:46)
I Like To Watch (5:57)
When It Rains (7:02)
Desire (5:17)
Gridlock (7:08)
Into The Night (3:45)
Salt (4:38)
May Queen (4:59)
Review: Transgender environmental activist Chris Korda founded the Church of Euthanasia (CoE) in 1992 and advocated for the end of humanity's destructive practices. Korda's work itself transcends activism by drawing on art, music and technology in groundbreaking ways. A retrospective of her oeuvre at Goswell Road unites her CoE actions with her personal creative practice and showcases original banners, archival materials and unseen paintings. Korda's music, meanwhile, is generated by kinetic virtual sculptures and collaborative algorithms that reflect her vision of machines as equals in the creative process. Her unique approach challenges traditional boundaries and results in some gorgeous groves that are powerful physically and emotionally.
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Acknowledge
Acknowledge (limited black & magenta splattered vinyl 12")
Cat: MAXI 116012. Rel: 05 Feb 25
Acknowledge (5:58)
Acknowledge (Knowledge mix) (5:57)
Acknowledge (Flemming Dalum remix) (5:54)
Acknowledge (DJ Con-t & Opposite Direction remix) (5:52)
Review: First released back in 1990, a year after Dutch producer Michael van der Kuy took ownership of the Koto project from its' Italian founders (a duo responsible for such Italo-disco classics as 'Japanese War Game' and 'Visitors'), 'Acknowledge' returns to stores in remastered and refreshed form. Side A sports two versions first showcased on the 90 12-inch: the throbbing, deep space Italo-disco-meets-hi-NRG cheeriness of the original extended mix (A1), and the slightly moodier, dancefloor dub style 'Knowledge Mix'. Turn to the flip and you'll find two new interpretations. First, 21st century Italo hero Flemming Dallum does a terrific job in making the record sound like it was made in 1984 -unsurprisingly, the analogue-sounding synths are particularly attractive - before DJ Con-T and Opposite Direction give it a house leaning Italodance tweak.
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Tags: Hi-NRG | Italo Disco
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Unmasked
Unmasked (12" limited to 100 copies)
Cat: UL 011. Rel: 14 Feb 25
Sidelined (5:52)
Integrating The Shadow (7:01)
Unmasked (6:52)
Severed Lines Of Communication (7:32)
Review: Wiesbaden, Germany-born Florian Kupfer has spent the last decade exploring around the edges of the dancefloor with hugely evocative sounds that are always much more than mere tools. This latest mad-limited 12" is another doozy that opens with the menacing and mechanical rhythms of 'Sidelined' topped with eerie spoken word loops. 'Integrating The Shadow' is a more rugged electro rhythm with hissing hi-hats sweeping through the mix and downbeat chords adding a touch of melancholy. 'Unmasked' gets dark, dirty and messed up for those 5am wig-outs and 'Severed Lines Of Communication' is a hypnotic roller alive with static electricity.
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Álbumes
Pointed Frequencies
Pointed Frequencies (LP + insert)
Cat: DIALLP 48. Rel: 14 Nov 24
Mending Space Entering Streams Of Mist For Visible Becomes The Rays Of Light, Time Touches (4:42)
The Equilibrium In Transition (6:01)
Echoes Of Ephemeral Breathing To The Floating Forest (2:34)
Folding Futures Present Wake The Dust In Obscurity (7:43)
The Sea Brings, Waves Of Casted Silver Softly Crawls, Into Moss We Sink (4:06)
Shallow Winds In Atoms Kissing, Harvest Nights Forgotten Lights Strain The End Of New Beginnings (4:43)
Review: Ben Kaczor and Niculin Barandun's debut album, Pointed Frequencies come on the tasteful German outlet Dial Records and explores the healing potential of sound through six immersive tracks. Their collaboration began in 2022 for an audiovisual show at Digital Art Festival Zurich and has developed masterfully since and as Kaczor studied sound therapy, Barandun became intrigued by its possibilities, and it is that which has inspired the album's direction. It incorporates therapeutic elements like binaural beats and solfeggio frequencies into a seamless blend of ambient and experimental music. Through free improvisation, the pair have cooked up some brilliantly contemplative pieces here.
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Intérprete: Joachim Spieth
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O
O (LP)
Cat: GMV 24. Rel: 27 Feb 25
Interlace (10:30)
2835's 15322'E (4:51)
Art Of Memory (7:11)
Two Winds (6:54)
An Expanse II (4:41)
0 (0:59)
Review: French label Good Morning Tapes welcomes Paris-born electronic innovator and 70s GRM alumni Ariel Kalma New York-based trio Asa Tone for some serious deep ambient soundscapes. The wellness movement has never been more polar than it is now but if you ask us, nothing could be better for your mental health and sense of self than sitting a dark room with this one nice and loud so you can soak up its high fidelity designs, the microscopic pads, the whimsical melodies and slowly shapeshifting sounds in all their glory. A tremendous work.
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Intérprete: Kaoru Inoue
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Let The Light In
Cat: EGLP 1. Rel: 06 May 25
Crystalline Dreams (4:37)
No Deal (3:36)
Your Honor (4:23)
Angels Flight (3:16)
How Long? (2:49)
SIM (4:34)
Coordinates (4:36)
Let The Light In (3:10)
Review: Let The Light will be KAMM's final album - and its most poignant - as it is a tribute to late member Alland Byallo, a beloved name in the underground who suddenly passed in 2023. Surviving members Marc Barrite aka Dave Aju, Kenneth Scott and Marc Smith dip into new sounds here, including jazz, psych funk, soul, golden-era hip-hop and textured electronics, and work them all into a heartfelt final statement that does a fine job of honouring Byallo's creative spirit with real emotional depth and warmth. From the serpentine tones of opener through the bossa-infused boom-bap of 'No Deal', the politically charged jazz burner 'Your Honour' and the sleek electro rhythms of 'How Long?', the album traverses plenty of ground. It also features Byallo's artwork and closes with a chorus of loved ones that makes it all the more poignant.
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Para Mytho Disco
Cat: TOYT 175. Rel: 02 Apr 25
Spaceship (5:16)
Hot & Sick (5:29)
Berlin Boogie Town (4:59)
Mystery (feat Gunny) (4:50)
Prana & Passione (5:37)
Selfish Gods (3:56)
Kunst Als Pose (4:11)
Jerks Of Neukolln (4:40)
Stoicus Lex (4:45)
Doyum (4:42)
Miracle Club (4:03)
Ritual Of Unconformity (4:37)
Review: Ever a treasure trove of house goodness, Toy Tonics Music is back with Para Mytho Disco, the second album by label founder and creative director Mathias Modica who is also known as Kapote. His work as Munk on Gomma Records might be his best-known stuff at the moment but this album goes a long way to redressing that with its fresh take on disco house, experimental electro, jazz fusion and Afro-American grooves. All of that is distilled through a futuristic mix of keys, bass, synths and percussion inspired by 1970s jazz and 1980s synthwave. As such this record reflects Kapote's vision of bringing diverse musical styles together to create a positive, inclusive vibe and is own that yields more rich detail with each listen.

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Divercity
Divercity (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7553. Rel: 22 Apr 25
Roll & Smoke (feat JNKMN) (2:06)
Low Time Scheme (feat S-kaine) (2:55)
Owe (feat King Milo) (2:51)
My Hood (feat Senninsho & Saw) (3:09)
Flyest (feat Fly Anakin & King Milo) (3:04)
Block To Broke (feat S-kaine) (2:53)
From Slavery To Bravery (feat Aa Rashid) (2:52)
Slayed (feat Dogma) (3:04)
Digital Tatoo (feat Saw) (2:25)
Divercity (2:29)
Sunrise (feat S-kaine) (3:06)
Goat Head Soup (feat Aa Rashid) (3:08)
Old Crow Lounge (feat Oyg) (2:37)
Sandbox (feat Richard Wright) (3:00)
Contradiction (feat S-kaine) (2:41)
Review: Japanese DJ and beatmaker Kapsoul is based in LA and returns with his highly anticipated second album, Divercity. Following the success of his first album, Ascent, he head out on a triumphant return tour and now teams up with an impressive lineup of artists from around the world. Countrymen include Senninsho, S-kaine, JNKMN, OYG, DOGMA and SAW, who all contribute their talents, while international artists AA Rashid, FLY ANAKIN and KING MILO bring their unique sounds to the project. Across the tunes, however, the main man's signature blend of styles shines through with a blend of dark soul vibes, intricately crafted arrangements, soul-drenched beats and hints of boom-bap.

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Warszawa
Warszawa (LP limited to 300 copies)
Cat: WRWTFWW 089. Rel: 04 Dec 24
Ajar (9:29)
Palette (3:58)
A Life (1955-2019) (4:42)
For Ashikawa (4:29)
251536 (7:07)
Warszawa (3:34)
Review: Polish producer, multi-faced musician and multi-instrumental maestro Albert Karch knows his way around the sound engineer's desk. So much his finesse is unmistakeable, with a number of standout records already behind him. For example, the 2019 stunner, Celestially Light, created in collaboration with Japanese folk singer and songwriter Ichiko Aoba, Here, he delivers another exceptional joint project, teaming up with Irish ambient icon Gareth Quinn Redmond, himself no stranger to the WRWTFWW label, for a sublime outing of precise strings and pianos. A slow, meandering journey into melodic immersion which captivates and lulls, it moves between moments of sparse quiet, electronic experimentation, and more complex and full sounding arrangements in a way that holds the attention until the very last. A thing of patient beauty that deserves to be in your shopping basket.
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No Going Back
No Going Back (LP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: BARN 106. Rel: 17 Dec 24
SFP (4:28)
No Going Back (3:06)
Old Haunts (4:32)
The Last Time (4:20)
Still, Something There (4:08)
Things Really Happen (4:36)
15 Mins (12:54)
Review: Since delivering his debut album on PNN a decade ago, Matt Kent AKA Matt Karmil has proved adept at adapting the club-focused sound of his EPs to the long-playing format - as his inspired and wonderfully atmospheric sets for Idle Hands and Smalltown Supersound prove. He continues this notable run of form on this Studio Barnhus released set, crowding ultra-deep, dusty grooves in opaque chords, cut-up sample snippets, lo-fi crackle, hazy ambient textures and nods towards a myriad of ear-pleasing electronic styles and sounds. Highlights are plentiful, with our picks being the dubby, mind-altering late-night hypnotism of 'Still Something There' and the becalmed, meditative ambient deepness of superb closing cut '15 Mins' (which, confusingly, is just 13 minutes long).
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By Pass
By Pass (LP)
Cat: GME 978LP. Rel: 06 Mar 25
Loony Bin
Seldom Often
Smooth Down
Mingled & Tangled
Tina Town
TMT
Devil Fellow
W Infatuation
Taking Shape
Tape
Review: French electronic duo KaS Product were proper enigmas. Their first decade of activity, from 1980 to 1990, was marked by carving out their own niche within a fertile and noisy corner of music close to punk, early cold and minimal wave, and indie-electro. Compared by some to Kaleidoscope-era Siouxsie and The Banshees, Soft Cell and Suicide, it's no stretch to say that without this pair -the late Spatsz (Daniel Favre) and Mona Soyoc - the likes of Prinzhorn Dance School would sound different. By Pass was up there with their finest hours and most defining creations. Arriving in 1983, it's packed with a kind of dark, back-room-of-a-dive bar venue edge that is at once anarchistic, surreal, and beautiful. 'Tina Town', for example, will raise the hair on the back of your neck, 'W Infatuation' seems to belong in some batshit Broadway musical, 'Mingled & Tingled' is all about groove and seduction. Excellent all round.
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Plays Originals
Plays Originals (limited LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7466. Rel: 24 Jan 25
Do You Dig It Man? (3:54)
Thunder Soul (3:23)
Kashmere (4:58)
Lost Love (3:27)
Dont Mean A Thing (5:50)
Head Wiggle (4:32)
All Praises (6:38)
Review: The legendary Kashmere High School Brass Band from Houston, Texas always deliver an incredible jazz-funk storm and in this rare groove masterpiece, they have rarely sounded better. Known as the world's best student band, their astonishing groove defies what you would think a bunch of high school musicians would be capable of. Originally released in 1974, this sixth album features original compositions by their teacher, Conrad Johnson, and includes all four titles from their catalogue, complete with a fine jacket design and exceptional sound quality. The tunes come thick and fast and include 'Kashmere' with its killer breakbeats, 'Head Wiggle' a fast-paced bass-driven funk, 'Do You Dig It Man?' big band funk at its best and 'Thunder Soul' which is percussive jazz funk brilliance.
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Out Of Gas But Still Burning (reissue)
Out Of Gas But Still Burning (reissue) (limited LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7465. Rel: 24 Dec 24
Rhapsody In Blue (4:57)
Parkers Mood (4:37)
The Zero Point (4:24)
Getting It Out Of My System (4:13)
$$ Kash Register $$ (4:29)
When I Fall In Love (2:36)
Do Your Thing (4:37)
Angel (5:05)
Review: KSB stands for Kashmere Stage Band group that was initially founded by Conrad O. Johnson. He was at the heart of the group which is surely one of the most accomplished student outfits of all time. They hailed from the eponymous Kashmere High School in Houston, Texas, and were active in the 1960s on until the late 1970s. They related a number of albums which only get got pressed up a maximum of 1000 times so have become cult favs and hard to find treasures. P-VINE however changes all that with a series of limited reissues of their most renowned albums, including this one, Out Of Gas But Still Burning, as well as some others which have never actually been on wax before.
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Zero Point (reissue)
Zero Point (reissue) (limited LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7463. Rel: 18 Nov 24
Thank You (4:20)
Do Your Thing (5:20)
Walk On By (3:16)
All Praises (6:43)
Masquerade (4:45)
Scorpio (3:42)
Jeeps Blues (4:46)
Al's Tune (3:04)
To All The Beautiful Black Women (4:05)
Review: High school band Kashmere Stage Band was formed in Texas by students from Kashmere High School's elite music division under the guidance of leader Conrad O. Johnson. They recorded plenty of albums but they only got sold locally and made in small numbers so now P-VIBE is embarking on a much-needed reissue run. Zero Point came in 1972, right in the middle of the band's activities which ran from the early 60s to the late 70s. It's a funky jazz fusion workout with great echoed vocals and fuzz-tone guitar.
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Channels
Cat: K 7447LP. Rel: 18 Mar 25
Mockingbirds (2:08)
Aeolian Harp (4:20)
Invision (4:10)
Metro (3:45)
Channels (3:29)
Spring (3:09)
Sun (3:18)
Joss Bay (3:39)
Sunset Park (2:54)
Peech Blue (1:36)
Limoncello (2:47)
Review: With their debut album on !K7 Records, Kassian (aka the pairing of Joe Danvers-McCabe and Warren Cummings) return to the warm, sample-based house sounds that originally brought them together. Over five years, they revisited early ideas, refining their craft to create a record that explores emotional depth beyond their club-focused tracks. The album has been, we're told, shaped by time, loss and reflection so weaves through various atmospheres with live instrumentation, field recordings and percussion that evolve over time. Featuring Joe Armon-Jones from Ezra Collective on keys and Timothy Kraemer on cello, Channels makes for a tender and introspective journey.

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So Kono
So Kono (LP)
Cat: NOFO 661. Rel: 10 Apr 25
Aboubakrin (3:59)
Awa (5:24)
Tassi (4:43)
Kante Manfila (4:34)
Cherie (4:00)
Soundiata (6:52)
Laban (3:51)
Tu Vas Me Manquer (4:48)
Proud (3:41)
Review: Salif Keita is known as the "golden voice of Africa" and now returns with So Kono, an intimate acoustic album that marks a departure from his usual style. Though reporting he was initially hesitant about releasing an acoustic record, Keita who is traditionally a composer rather than a guitarist, was inspired during the 2023 Kyotophonie Festival in Japan where he was surrounded by the tranquillity of a Zen temple and supported by his musicians. He embraced vulnerability and got to work on So Kono, meaning "in the room" in Mandinka, and it was recorded in the intimacy of his hotel room. The album features a mix of new songs and reworked classics with Keita's powerful voice enriching the sounds.
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Tags: African
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Percussion Explosion! (reissue)
Cat: MRBLP 311. Rel: 06 Mar 25
Dance To The Drummer's Beat
Time After Time
A Refreshing Love
Who's The Funky DJ?
Share Your Love
Do The Handbone
Review: The good folk at Mr Bongo are reissuing Herman Kelly's seminal 1978 album that birthed the iconic breakbeat classic 'Dance To The Drummer's Beat.' This Miami-based disco-funk project headed up by the drummer and producer features Latin, funk and percussive grooves that have gone on to influence generations of hip-hop and dance music producers. It is thought to have been sampled over 125 times by legends like DJ Shadow, N.W.A. and Run-D.M.C. after initially gaining fame via Ultimate Breaks & Beats in 1986. This reissue presents the sought-after 4:12 Alston Records version and it is as infectious and irresistible as ever.
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Tags: Disco Funk
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Fuzzy Logic
Fuzzy Logic (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7484. Rel: 11 Dec 24
Fuzzy (feat Steven Park) (3:13)
Airplane Mode (feat Ace Hashimoto) (2:42)
Out My Mind (feat Lil Akin) (3:03)
Lofi Jam I'm Not Studying To (feat Lionel Briones) (3:37)
Waiting (feat Whatever Mike) (3:00)
Schedule (feat Kin Ryan & Brother Su) (2:56)
I Got You (feat Jeanie) (2:56)
Do You Remember (feat Blu & King Most) (3:07)
Just One Night (feat Eunbi Lee) (3:20)
Final Moments (2:57)
No Chaser (feat Mon'arie) (2:49)
City House (1:59)
Last Time (feat Kloii) (3:54)
Review: US jazzy-hip-hop beatmaker Kero One returns with his first album in nine years. Known for popularising jazzy hip-hop in the early 2000s, the California-based rapper, DJ and producer blends his signature jazzy lo-fi beats with vintage soul, R&B, pop, progressive hip-hop and electronic music while drawing inspiration from recent travels in Asia. Fuzz Logic features artists and vocalists from diverse regions including English, Chinese and Korean with guest appearances from the likes of Ace Hashimoto on 'Airplane Mode,' plus Blu and Michael Blume all contributing to the catchy, dynamic sound Kero One is renowned for.
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Dubio
Dubio (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: AQA 01LP. Rel: 02 Apr 25
Dubio (3:39)
Apeface (4:09)
Sipa (4:23)
Arpa Ingrata (4:23)
Hoshizuna (6:01)
Oold Thief (4:20)
Leotarda (3:31)
Peepuntpopkema (5:43)
Conrector (3:17)
Eext (5:39)
Review: Dubio makes no secret of its intention, from the word go. The opening, titular track give us the lay of the land. A record inspired by the soundtrack to a puzzle game of the same name, there's a cyclical, perpetual kind of motion to everything here. Obviously, we know where the start of each piece is, and the conclusion. But the vibe isn't forward motion, nor backwards. Instead, there's a gradual meandering tempo, a loose, open-ended kind of aesthetic that invokes the old cliche - the journey, not the destination. And with that, you can't help but sense a little mystery here, too. Kettel isn't always known for this type of free spirited exploration, and yet here we are, and how we got here is part of what we're trying to figure out. Musically, that means warm pads and string refrains, twinkling chimes, plodding, almost unsteady percussion and a sense of wonder and perpetuity throughout.
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Something Lost Something Gained
Cat: PIASE 0025LP. Rel: 30 Jan 25
Overgrown (feat Leo Stannard) (4:27)
Alive (feat Aaron Smith) (4:09)
Lost Without You (feat Gabrielle Aplin) (3:25)
Feels Like Home (feat Gabrielle Aplin) (4:41)
Ghost Dance (1:31)
Something To Say (feat Chelou) (4:05)
Looking Back (3:07)
Starling (feat Dwara) (4:17)
Fortified (feat Dwara) (3:51)
Vision Of A Floating World (5:37)
Review: Sheffielder Matthew Relton - initially known as Kidnap Kid, but now releasing as Kidnap - has been on quite a musical journey since first emerging as a boisterous garage and UK bass producer early last decade. His first full-length, 2020's Grow, showcased his maturation as an artist by focusing on songs and instrumentals that tended towards the tactile and picturesque. On this follow-up, he's leaned further into the "artist maturing" theme via a blend of picturesque songs (voiced by regular collaborator Ian Stannard, Gabrielle Apin and others') and ambient instrumentals shot through with yearning, oblique nostalgia, delicate instrumental arrangements and plenty of sweeping, cinematic chord sequences. It's not pop, per se, but it is hugely accessible with tons of crossover potential. Expect to see him on festival stages in the months and years ahead.
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Something For Real
Something For Real (limited hand-numbered audiophile vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: STH 2496LP. Rel: 13 Mar 25
Tubesocks (5:03)
Montara (5:36)
Introducing The Band (1:14)
Fast One (4:45)
Something For Real (9:52)
Saying Thank Yous (2:02)
Cute (6:25)
Why Not? (6:48)
Review: Kiefer's first live album captures the brilliant energy of his trio which features longtime collaborators Luke Titus and Pera Krstajic. This record was recorded at an intimate, secret Los Angeles show in April 2023 and includes a brand-new title track alongside selections from Kiefer's catalogue and a moving rendition of Bobby Hutcherson's 'Montara'. A GRAMMY-winning artist, Kiefer has worked with Anderson .Paak and Drake and recently performed an NPR Tiny Desk concert with Nate Smith, Carrtoons, Theo Croker and Charlie Hunter which have helped establish him on the world stage. This album is one that will resonate with fans of acts like Theo Croker, Mndsgn and Dinner Party.
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Michael & The Mighty Midnight Revival: Songs For Sinners & Saints
Cat: LVR 4509. Rel: 21 Nov 24
Bussin Bricks Intro (1:34)
Nobody Knows (feat Anthony Hamilton, Jordan Alyssa, Troy Durden & Adonica Nunn) (3:02)
Humble Me (2:47)
Higher Level (feat Jori & Adonica Nunn) (3:08)
Exit 9 (Scenic Route) (feat Offset & Blxst) (4:16)
Lord Prepare Me (feat Belly Gang Kushington, Jane Handcock, Adonica Nunn & Jarae) (5:30)
Slummer 4 Junkies (feat Lena Byrd Miles, Alicia Peters-Jordan, Jori Nunn, Adonica Nunn, Jordan Alyssa & Troy Durden) (10:06)
Had To Go Get It (feat Troy Durden) (1:51)
'97 3-6 Freestyle (3:18)
Still Talk'n That Shiit (feat Key Glock & Project Pat) (3:01)
High & Holy (Warrior's Groove) (feat Ty Dolla $ign) (5:16)
Review: Michael & The Mighty Midnight Revival return with a ten-track collection that serves as a powerful conclusion to the three-time Grammy-winning MICHAEL era by addressing lingering questions following the events of February 4. Killer Mike explains, "This is the epilogue to MICHAEL. It reflects what comes after February 4th. Living with MICHAEL for a year, I realised I wasn't finished exploring this sound before moving forward." The album delivers a soulful blend of reflection and closure and encapsulates the essence of a transformative period in Killer Mike's career while also setting the stage for what's to come.
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Michael & The Mighty Midnight Revival: Songs For Sinners & Saints
Bussin Bricks Intro (1:34)
Nobody Knows (feat Anthony Hamilton, Jordan Alyssa, Troy Durden & Adonica Nunn) (3:02)
Humble Me (2:47)
Higher Level (feat Jori & Adonica Nunn) (3:08)
Exit 9 (Scenic Route) (feat Offset & Blxst) (4:16)
Lord Prepare Me (feat Belly Gang Kushington, Jane Handcock, Adonica Nunn & Jarae) (5:30)
Slummer 4 Junkies (feat Lena Byrd Miles, Alicia Peters-Jordan, Jori Nunn, Adonica Nunn, Jordan Alyssa & Troy Durden) (10:06)
Had To Go Get It (feat Troy Durden) (1:51)
'97 3-6 Freestyle (3:18)
Still Talk'n That Shiit (feat Key Glock & Project Pat) (3:01)
High & Holy (Warrior's Groove) (feat Ty Dolla $ign) (5:16)
Review: Michael & The Mighty Midnight Revival return with a ten-track collection that serves as a powerful conclusion to the three-time Grammy-winning MICHAEL era by addressing lingering questions following the events of February 4. Killer Mike explains, "This is the epilogue to MICHAEL. It reflects what comes after February 4th. Living with MICHAEL for a year, I realised I wasn't finished exploring this sound before moving forward." The album delivers a soulful blend of reflection and closure and encapsulates the essence of a transformative period in Killer Mike's career while also setting the stage for what's to come.
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Dirty Summer
Dirty Summer (limited black & red splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: MAXI 115712. Rel: 30 Jan 25
Dirty Summer (Furilla mix) (6:07)
Dirty Summer (Blow Me) (6:07)
Dirty Summer (Dirty Kiss) (6:26)
Dirty Summer 2k6 (Joys Audino remix) (5:17)
Dirty Summer (Dirty Rock) (5:19)
Dirty Summer (Dirty Touch) (5:47)
Dirty Summer 2k6 (Alex Grani remix) (6:35)
Dirty Summer 2k6 (Greg Acess & Mafia Mike remix) (6:39)
Review: Another killer reissue here from the unrivalled team at ZYX who look back to the early 2000s for Dirty Summer, an energetic electronic album by Joy Kitikonti. This one very much captures the essence of summer nightlife and dancefloor thrills while fusing house, trance and euro-dance influences with big shiny beats and catchy melodies. Its uplifting sound is as infectious as a virus and the melodies are more sugary than a mountain of Haribo, all of which are designed to keep you moving and fill your hart with the sort of carefree fun that euro-dane is all about. It's an electrifying soundtrack for any party.
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Layer One
Layer One (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: LAYER 01. Rel: 28 Nov 24
Ultimately (feat Coby Sey) (4:19)
Escape Velocity (4:28)
Restrained (3:53)
Nothing Else (4:42)
Our Sector (feat Flowdan) (3:56)
The Vanishing (5:21)
Clean Slate (feat Coby Sey) (2:58)
Rest Assured (3:33)
The Machine (4:11)
Melatonin (3:33)
Review: Layer is the new label from Berlin techno favourite Berghain for the music released by its residents. Ben Klock is one of the most celebrated of those and here he links up with Fadi Mohem for an album that eschews his famous techno sounds in favour of a new blend of IDM, ambient and experimental sounds. 'Layer One' comes on double vinyl and opens with 'Ultimate (feat Coby Set)' which is an atmospheric opener with icy synths and sparse landscapes, then 'Escape Valley' explores kinetic rhythms and glitchy synths, 'The Vanishing' is another exploration of a distant corner of the cosmos and 'The Machine' brings more cinematic and evocative electronic designs.
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Club Dream
Club Dream (2xLP)
Cat: DDR 006. Rel: 15 Apr 25
Excerpt (5:23)
Enteweyaha (5:29)
Meghnatis (4:54)
IELS (5:39)
Dots To Dots (7:25)
Voltage (6:16)
Sous Aqua (4:48)
Exempt (5:59)
REM (3:59)
Subzero Experiment (3:44)
Grabuge (3:55)
Review: You might say the clue is in the name, but as well as bearing a nice selection of differently cut beat action, this double album from French/Syrian producer Ahmad Qatrami aka Konalgad on New York's Dance Data label, is also a nicely cerebral affair jammed with celestial adventures for mind as well as feet. It refuses to get stuck in any stylistic rut, from the cloud-like ambience of 'REM' to the brooding bass and dubby stepping of 'Subzero Experiment' and the simmering shimmer of 'Dots To Dots', half digi-dub thump and half subtly filtered junglist trimmings, it keeps on giving something new right to the end. Konalgad apparently translates as "the universe of tomorrow" in Arabic, and this artist definitely has a bright future to match his already quite impressive track record.
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Rack Sessions
Cat: BAP 213. Rel: 14 Feb 25
The D (Roland D-550) (4:20)
Bell Hop (Yamaha TX81Z) (5:14)
MiR (Korg M1R) (6:11)
MK2 (Roland MKS-80) (5:44)
802 Nights (Yamaha TX802) (4:49)
SOB (Oberheim Matrix-6) (6:17)
MC202's Act Like They Don't Know (Roland MC-202) (4:46)
The Prophessional (Sequential Circuits Prophet-5) (5:11)
Review: Electronic music owes much to legendary synth makers like Roland, Yamaha and Sequential Circuits and now Rack Sessions explores their unique sonic identities by dedicating each track to a single synth. From the cinematic grandeur of 'The D' (Roland D-550) to the nostalgic warmth of 'MiR' (Korg M1R), each composition is shaped by its instrument's distinct character while beats take a backseat as atmospheric soundscapes unfold-'802 Nights' (Yamaha TX802) evokes open highways, while 'SOB' (Oberheim Matrix-6) channels sci-fi tension. These are carefully crafted and deeply evocative sounds.
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Gondel Kino Bremen 1971
Cat: RANDB 162LP. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Heavy Metal Kids (12:23)
Ruckzuck (14:46)
Vom Himmel Hoch (14:58)
Ruckstoss Gondoliere (11:13)
Review: This release, which was recorded for Bremen Radio in 1971, features four extended tracks showcasing German pioneers Kraftwerk in a very different light from their later work. The short-lived lineup of Schneider, Rother and Dinger fused electric guitar with their then-signature electronic sounds and it gives rise to unusual, exciting and innovative music. Half of the tracks here, as hardcore fans will recognise, are drawn from their debut album, Kraftwerk 1, and the recording quality is excellent. This release also includes full recording details along with extensive sleeve notes that help offer a fascinating glimpse into Kraftwerk's early, experimental sound before their more iconic and pioneering electronic phase.
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