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Love Supreme
Love Supreme (gatefold 2xLP (side 4 etched) + poster)
Cat: BUSH 0021. Rel: 13 Jul 22
With You (4:15)
Love Supreme (3:55)
Tea? (3:31)
Yahweh (5:39)
This Life (3:35)
About Guilt (3:17)
Space (2:38)
God's Love (3:18)
Yansh (2:50)
Walk Away (3:02)
Maya (4:02)
Buckle Up (3:40)
Sea (4:26)
Review: Nigerian singer, songwriter and actress Nneka takes it independent for the release of her new album Love Supreme. It is a response to majors refusing to allow her the artistic and creative autonomy she wants. The record is packed with emotive ballads like the opener, impassioned tunes like 'God's Love' and the empowering 'Yansh'. Written during lockdown, the record "became about self-reflection, and seeing how connected our inner world is to the outer world." It's a poignant work with rich creativity throughout, infectious gospel energy in places and moody synth jams.
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Tom Noble Presents House Of Spirits
Cat: RNTR 073. Rel: 26 Nov 24
Love Trip (5:57)
Holding On (7:40)
Please Take Me There (6:31)
Diamond Eyes (feat Dreamcastmoe) (6:32)
Times Are Changing (5:04)
I Get Lifted (7:05)
Time Is Running Out (5:37)
Moving Away (6:01)
Review: Al most ten years in the making, Tom Noble's debut album is that most rare of beasts: a decidedly dusty and loose-limbed revivalist disco album that genuinely sounds like a long-lost 'private press' set from the turn of the 1980s. Noble is a renowned crate-digger, DJ and disco-boogie specialist, so it's no surprised to find that the songs and instrumentals on show, which also offer nods to jazz-funk and dancefloor soul, is exceptionally well observed and painstakingly crafted via the contributions of many guest musicians and vocalists. For proof of the set's majesty, get your ears around the celebratory and synth-speckled 'Times Are Changin', deep disco treat 'Holding On', head-nodding soul slow jam 'Diamond Eyes' and warm, heady closing cut 'Moving Away'.
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Eto Ne To
Eto Ne To (2xLP)
Cat: TRP 051. Rel: 20 Feb 25
Eto Ne To (4:45)
Nenado (4:32)
Na M2 (feat DJ Designer) (3:20)
Hyperloop (3:10)
Ebta (4:36)
Art Deco (3:11)
Posredi (5:10)
Redaktor (4:00)
Vse Proidet (4:39)
Apostrof (4:25)
Vremeni Net (1:59)
Review: Nina Kraviz's trip label is one of the most unique in techno. It's a hotbed for the more experimental producers out there and often drops punchy sounds that draw on trance, IDM, rave, electro and plenty more. Nocow is next up with a double album that unfurls at a high speed and is packed with freshness. 'Eno Ne To' is marbled with trippy melodies and spoken words, 'Hyperloop' is as the name suggests warp speed and hypnotic and 'Redaktor' is another soft and grey blend of supple drums, bass and day-glo synth lines.
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Odinocow
Odinocow (double 12")
Cat: GOST 021. Rel: 08 Jun 23
Memory (feat Fama87) (2:58)
Ko Mne (4:35)
Soon (5:20)
Taina (feat Shutta) (3:48)
Ogni (feat Fama87) (3:28)
Blizhe (5:05)
Ne Dognat (4:20)
Dengi Ne Sgorayut (feat Kedr Livanskiy) (3:53)
Circle (5:20)
Need U (2:48)
Temno (feat Fama87) (3:46)
Naiti (Feat. Flaty) (2:47)
Anymore (feat Shutta) (2:46)
Pozovi (feat Flaty) (2:33)
Diver (3:39)
Flow (3:20)
Breath (feat Flaty) (3:10)
Review: Many people's first taste of Nocow was amid the second half of the dubstep era - a time when boundaries between established genres and more explorative, contemporary and adventurous beats were blurring, feeding directly into the beautiful mess we see before us today in the dance music scene. Since then, he has graced us with a raft of excellent work which, much like the ethics of the time he emerged from, never really stand still or regurgitate. The difference between Odinocow and 2017's Ledyanoy Album is a case in point. Whereas then we were going through sounds that owed much to 1990s ambient techno, IDM, and associated noises, here we take a very different path, with a haunted R&B undertone running throughout the work, and plenty of nods to polished beach house, trance, and chill wave.
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Invocation Of The Beast Gods
Invocation Of The Beast Gods (clear & black vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: NOHL 14LPC1. Rel: 10 Feb 25
Bestiae Clamor (3:40)
Caeli Piscis (3:03)
Fons (4:01)
Pulveris Fossa (2:59)
Parva Anguilla (3:57)
Talpa Cicada (3:57)
Parvum Miraculum (4:00)
Delphintintinnabulum (3:53)
Lenis Tinnitus (3:50)
Ferocitas (3:25)
Review: A wet dream by any other name, Nocturnal Emissions first gave us Innovation of the Beast Gods in January 1989. A year that would wind up changing the very face of the world and global order, it's fitting that we should be returning to it at a point when history seems to be getting made in some rather overwhelming ways, and established structures are again being called into question and actively dismantled. Enough politics, though - Innovation of the Beast Gods is disinterested in the discourse of artificial power and resolutely committed to a more natural world. Tracks are more collages of layered sounds, recordings of creatures that come out as the sun goes down and humans tend to take more of a back seat. Bats, owls, marine life, foxes, and insects all contributed to the aural tapestry, captured noises augmented by synthesised and electronic tones completing a deeply textured and immersive experience.
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Evil Fades In Echo
Cat: NW 050LP. Rel: 13 Dec 24
Temple Of Acid Hall (5:49)
Evil Fades In Echo (5:29)
Lighthouse Mist Dub (5:31)
Midnight Shift At Utopia Planetia (5:16)
The Magnificent Poly 800 (3:58)
A Nefarious Odyssey (4:39)
High Noon In A Spaghetti Eastern (3:21)
Review: Japanese digital dub legend Takafumi Noda and Dutch synth wizard Danny Wolfers (best known as Legowelt) reunite for a great second album under the Noda & Wolfers project on Nightwind Records. This album blends digital dub, raw lo-fi electro and acid influences into a captivating, deviant sound that is rich in wild, untamed synths which collide with rough rhythm boxes as seductive spring reverbs dissolve into space echoes. Intense bass crumbles over decaying fuzzy tapes and Noda's haunting melodica melodies elevate the album to new, mesmerising heights. A fascinating fusion of creative worlds.
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Sur Quelques Mondes Etranges
Sur Quelques Mondes Etranges (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: GR 2042. Rel: 20 Dec 22
L'anomalie (5:37)
Assult (4:56)
Steinmeck (2:03)
Histoire D'un Conflit (2:20)
Hemizygote (5:19)
Critique De L'effacement (7:12)
Le Bouffon Moderne (4:02)
Tonalites Cosmiques Pour Anorexie Mentale (3:06)
White Horse Against Ufo's (5:36)
Eine Andere Magische Stadt (18:00)
Zwolf Stationen (part 1) (0:25)
Zwolf Stationen (part 2) (0:25)
Zwolf Stationen (part 3) (0:25)
Zwolf Stationen (part 4) (0:25)
Zwolf Stationen (part 5) (0:25)
Zwolf Stationen (part 6) (0:25)
Zwolf Stationen (part 7) (0:25)
Zwolf Stationen (part 8) (0:25)
Zwolf Stationen (part 9) (0:25)
Zwolf Stationen (part 10) (0:24)
Zwolf Stationen (part 11) (0:25)
Zwolf Stationen (part 12) (0:25)
Review: If you like dense, challenging and austere industrial noise then read on: French sound curator and in situ artist Jerome Noetinger is a master of that who has proven himself over more than 30 albums. Sur Quelques Mondes Etranges is another one of his avant guard outings with electroacoustic designs at its core. The album is divided up into two sides of shorter tracks, then one 18-minute piece that takes up a whole side, and then one side of 21-second locked grooves for you to mix up however you see fit. The whole record was made in three days in a Hamburg studio and is a fine showcase of his ability to make palpable metal texture and real-world dirt out of sound waves.
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The Abyss Between A & B
The Abyss Between A & B (140 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: ABP 001. Rel: 29 Dec 22
Today (4:44)
Kudus Kids (5:30)
Storia Della Notte (6:35)
The Abyss Between A & B (5:59)
Regretamine (5:12)
Romantic Loops (6:07)
Review: A Beautiful Place label founder Noha (also head of Panick Panick) offers up his latest slice of sonic wonderment with The Abyss Between A&B. Hailing from Italy's great capital, Rome, but having lived in New York for some time, once that's clear you can't help but hear a mixture of old world musicality and modern - or indeed futuristic - production happening across this startlingly good, rather different electronic effort.
Comparing the first and second tracks alone is enough to prove this, with 'Today' and its beautiful beatless harmonies invoking a kind of ancient mystery, while the dub-stepp-y 'Kudos Kid' feels very much born in the clubs and streets of our time (while also nodding to another synth gem, Elektro Guzzi). From there, things continue to flit between those two worlds, combining lush soundscapes with infectious and often slightly off centre percussion, making for one of those outings that can make you move and dream.
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The Future Is Now (reissue)
The Future Is Now (reissue) (gatefold neon green vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: LUHR 5701. Rel: 07 Feb 25
Futurama (3:27)
Drug Music (0:43)
The CIA Is Trying To Kill Me (3:27)
If You Got Love (4:20)
There Is No Future (feat Necro) (3:57)
Uncle Howie (4:10)
Rock Stars (1:10)
Say Goodbye To Yesterday (3:49)
Black Helicopters (3:59)
Strange Universe (feat MF DOOM) (4:03)
Cult Leader (2:05)
It's Us (4:09)
Suicide Bomb (feat The Beatnuts, Al Tariq, Marly Metal & Moonshine) (4:02)
Where You Wanna Go (3:47)
We Are The Future (4:27)
The CIA Is Still Trying To Kill Me (feat Steph of The Deftones & Christian & Raymond of Fear Factory) (4:43)
Review: Following their NYC Halloween reunion, indie rap legends Non Phixion reissued The Future Is Now for its 20th anniversary and now do so again a couple more years later. Originally released in 2003, the album's raw energy and sharp lyricism remain as impactful as ever and so is likely to appeal to both longtime fans and newcomers. Packed with hard-hitting tracks, the project delivers relentless beats and razor-sharp bars and a standout is 'Suicide Bomb' featuring The Beatnuts, Al Tariq, Marly Metal and Moonshin as it perfectly exemplifies the group's signature intensity and lyrical prowess.
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Flood City Trax
Flood City Trax (transparent beige vinyl LP)
Cat: ZIQ 452. Rel: 26 Oct 23
FCD (Floaty Cloud Dream) (4:20)
Orchid Juke (5:58)
Sun Juke (2:39)
Nondi Shadow (0:47)
Euphonic Daydream (1:30)
01-25-2022 (2:09)
Healing Rain (2:02)
Dusty (3:21)
Nostalgic Vision (2:39)
Long Ago (4:46)
Sentimental Juke (3:22)
Harmoyear (2:35)
Review: Johnstown, Pennsylvania isn't the first town on everyone's lips when it comes to deep dive electronics. But then, sadly, most people still don't seem to have encountered Nondi. Better known to some of those who have as Tatiana Triplin, the US producer and head of the 'net label HRR has developed a cult following for her experimental takes on some already quite leftfield electronic genres: breakcore and footwork, alongside Detroit-hued techno. What's remarkable about all this is the fact she confesses to only really having direct experiences of these genres online, as oppose to amid the sweat and frenzy of the situations they were first intended for. While this might lead some to assuming her work lacks authenticity, nothing could be further from the truth - it's all so authentic because the interpretations are entirely hers.
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Our Memories Of Winter (reissue)
Our Memories Of Winter (reissue) (gatefold white vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: DUKE 164DJV. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Fern 2
Memories
It Might Have Been Rain
Eastern Soul
Ty Canol
Df23
Here
Folio
Flirt
Nights Mixture 2
Audic Strable
Jude Says Goodbye
Review: Noreen is a cult name for those who know - a producer who had his own unique take on minimal and dropped some real low-key classics. Nearly two decades after its initial release, his album Our Memories of Winter now gets reissued so you can relive its blend f early 2000s electronica with Norken's unique mix of minimal techno, house and British IDM. Featuring all 12 original tracks, plus the inclusion of 'Df23' and 'Flirt', this is the first complete vinyl version of the album. Lee Norris's sound evokes nostalgia and warmth with atmospheric emotional techno. Influenced by luminaries like John Beltran and Autechre, this one remains a real gem.
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Music For Healing: Colours Vol 1
Cat: GM 30. Rel: 27 Feb 25
Ultramarine (9:39)
Chrome (9:41)
Volt (9:25)
Liberty (9:28)
Review: Richard Norris is still best known for his 1980s output - whether that's as one half of The Grid with former-Soft Cell man David Ball, or as producer and engineer for the likes of Joe Strummer, Bryan Ferry and the Pet Shop Boys, to name but a quick handful of the who's who in his portfolio. However, in psychedelic, ambient and more experimental circles, his name invokes a huge body of contemporary work that includes studio productions and regular DJ sets at events like Glastonbury and Green Man Festival. Among the most treasured of his contributions to this more adventurous and - dare it be said - niche end of his oeuvre, the Music For Healing records are a trove of excellent sounds and tones, movements and arrangements. Here for the first time on vinyl, the Colours collection, which form just one part of the wider series, is both a perfect entry point into this universe and a wonderful standalone for fans of ambient, drone and mood tunes.
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The 140 Album
The 140 Album (limited 2xLP)
Cat: WEME 082. Rel: 05 Dec 23
Take The East (3:02)
Republic Energy No 1 (3:56)
Artificial States (4:12)
DRX (4:47)
Taken From You (3:31)
The Modern (4:29)
23423 (3:04)
Flowing (3:28)
Galactic (3:44)
How I Got Here (2:25)
Review: The accompanying notes with this say "don't call it a comeback" for NOT_MDK (aka Martin Wood-Mitrovski), even though it is an album that finds him exploring an all-new style. It is a meeting of steady 70/140 bpm grime drums and beats with IDM synth details and evocative breaks that soundtrack an all new type of late night urban conurbation. It's menacing and fresh, perfect for both body and head and is a long way from the jungle this artist made in the late 90s, or the cid and breakbeats he made in the years after that. It's a brilliant reinvention.
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The Notorious JB's: The BIG Payback
Cat: NOTORIOUS JBS. Rel: 13 Apr 23
Intro Theme (0:44)
BIG Poppa's Got A Brand New Bag (3:59)
Sex Machine Gun Funk (4:02)
Ten Crack Commandments (feat Fela Kuti) (3:32)
Don't Do Drugs PSA (interlude) (0:49)
The BIG Payback (5:47)
Kick In The Door (3:36)
Say It Loud (I'm Black & Proud) (3:16)
Everyday Struggle (3:58)
Stay In School PSA (outro) (0:18)
Think BIG (bonus track) (2:27)
Review: Amerigo's The Big Payback series finds him bring together some fantasy all stars for his "J.B. and The Soul Mates" tribute concept. Here, James Brown's music is reworked, edited and chopped together with the work of hip hop giant Notorious BIG. It results in speaker blasting, floor filling, ass wiggling jams that mash up all the most iconic verses and choruses from each singer with their most recognisable guitar riffs, drum breaks and samples. It's a colourful collage that is as fun as it is funky.
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Ready To Die (reissue)
Ready To Die (reissue) (2xLP + insert)
Cat: 060349 7843343. Rel: 08 Oct 21
Intro (3:20)
Things Done Changed (3:58)
Gimme The Loot (5:07)
Machine Gun Funk (4:15)
Warning (3:44)
Ready To Die (4:39)
One More Chance (4:36)
#!*@ Me (interlude) (1:29)
The What (3:59)
Juicy (5:01)
Everyday Struggle (5:23)
Me & My B*tch (3:57)
Big Poppa (4:12)
Respect (5:29)
Friend Of Mine (3:31)
Unbelievable (3:48)
Suicidal Thoughts (2:46)
Who Shot Ya (5:19)
Just Playing (Dreams) (2:36)
Review: Decades after he died, pioneering rapper Christopher Wallace aka Biggie aka B.I.G remains a hip hop giant, not least for us here at Juno HQ. He had the flow, the character, the lyrics, and showed all of it on his masterclass album The Notorious BIG. It is now getting a well deserved reissue on double vinyl, with all the original tunes included. There are uber-hits like the ubiquitous 'Juicy', tracks that make astute social commentaries about the black experience such as 'Everyday Struggle' and then some darn right killer grooves like 'One More Chance' and 'Big Poppa.' RIP to the greatest to ever do it.
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Sun Eaters
Cat: HMRLP 037. Rel: 28 Mar 25
Cosmic Debris (8:09)
Automaton Phase 27 (4:02)
Luchadores Sudden Embrace (8:14)
Ricochet Edge Verse (7:01)
Quiet Anomalies (4:37)
A New Mycological Framework Of Narrative (8:58)
Review: Chicago-based composer and underground mainstay Rob Mazurek has teamed up with modular synth expert and light artist Alberto Novello for this new collaboration on Hive Mind. The music was recorded in a single afternoon at Dobialab, an experimental artist space in Northern Italy where they cooked up an immersive, improvised journey into uncharted musical dimensions. Across all the coherent pieces, Novello provides a rhythmic and timbral foundation while Mazurek weaves delicate trumpet harmonies, bells and samples to build an atmospheric soundscape. The results veer from new age to psychedelic and are truly mesmerising, like an intense space ritual that explores new realms.
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Worlds Gone MAD
Worlds Gone MAD (limited LP)
Cat: TTT 106. Rel: 01 Feb 24
Mutually Assured Destruction (2:56)
Lord Of The Flies (3:49)
Portal Of Corruption (3:46)
I Was Dead (12:32)
Leonard (3:58)
Tomorrow's Pioneers (4:20)
Anti Work (3:36)
Sun Cage (12:25)
Review: Nuke Watch made a big debut on this label back in 2021 and since dropped live snapshots on the likes of NYPD Records and WEEDING but now return with new full-length World's Gone M.A.D.. The ensemble features Chris Hontos and Aaron Anderson and between them, they explore modal jazz infused with dub undercurrents and plenty of rhythmic and electronic invention. Spoken words and warped folk guitar lines, plucked strings and ritualistic dances, whirring machines and drifting sax notes all make this a record that is alive with detail and brilliantly beguiling.
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Berserker (reissue)
Berserker (reissue) (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: 964145 841. Rel: 24 Apr 25
Berserker (5:46)
This Is New Love (6:20)
The Secret (5:54)
My Dying Machine (5:37)
Cold Warning (6:00)
Pump It Up (4:43)
The God Film (4:57)
A Child With The Ghost (3:54)
The Hunter (4:33)
Empty Bed, Empty Heart (bonus tracks) (3:12)
Here Am I (5:47)
She Cried (6:00)
Rumour (2:48)
The Ship Comes Apart (4:00)
Review: In 1984, Gary Numan launched Numa Records and started a new phase in his career with the release of Berserker. This album introduced a harder-edged digital sound into his canon while maintaining the analogue textures of his earlier work. It's a testament to the fact that Numan's creative evolution never stopped and blends both personal and fictional narratives into haunting tracks like 'My Dying Machine,' 'This Is New Love' and 'Berserker.' The remastered double vinyl edition includes the original album with bonus tracks that add extra perspective to this pivotal period in his career.
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DAT Tapes 1993-1994
DAT Tapes 1993-1994 (180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: ASGDE 037. Rel: 27 Oct 22
Nuron - "The Coded Message" (5:54)
Nuron - "Interior World" (6:44)
Nuron - "Waiting For Nothing" (8:11)
Nuron - "Another Way" (5:46)
Nuron - "Neither Here Nor There" (7:09)
Fugue - "Contrapoint" (First version) (6:51)
Nuron - "Dialectic Confusion" (3:49)
Fugue - "Contrapoint" (Stasis mix 1) (6:46)
Review: During the early-to-mid 1990s, Nurmad Jusat released a string of now sought-after singles on Likemind that showcased an emotive, far-sighted take on techno that still sounds timeless all these years on. This fine collection features various recordings he made - but never released - as Nuron and Fuge back in 1993 and '94. As inspired by the techno sounds of his native UK as the far-sighted brilliance of purist Detroit techno and the dreamy soundscapes of Larry Heard, it's a genuinely brilliant collection of long-lost gems. Our picks include the subtly clonk-influenced opener 'The Coded Message', the skewed deep electro shuffle of 'Another Way', the sci-fi techno brilliance of 'Contrapoin (First Version)' and the out-there ambient soundscape that is 'Dialectic Confusion'.
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Thunder Perfect Mind
Cat: IF 119CD. Rel: 06 Mar 24
Cold (CD1: Thunder Perfect Mind)
Colder Still
Zero Neither No (Andrew Liles remix - CD2: Various Industrial Adhesives & Lubricant)
Crank
Steel Dream March Of The Metal Men
The Dadda's Intoxication
Head Cold
Cold (Miss Ticker mix)
Spooky Loop
Alien
Colder Than
Colder Then
Bad Trip To Berlin
Review: Confusingly, two staggering out-there experimental albums arrived in 1992 bearing the same title: Thunder Perfect Mind. One came from Current 93, a group led by David Tibet featuring Nurse With Wound founder Steven Stapleton. The second was the latter's own experimental musical meditation on the same musical theme - a follow-up to the classic Soliloquy For Lilith that was, if anything, even darker, weirder and more intense than Current 93's paganistic LP. This expanded reissue presents a remastered version of the original two-track set on disc one - complete with musical contributions by Colin Potter and David Tibet - and a wealth of rare, unreleased and recently unearthed contemporaneous material on CD2. It's the ultimate version of an inspiringly out-there set.
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What You Should Know About Yourself
What You Should Know About Yourself (gatefold white vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: NEXELP 01. Rel: 13 Jul 23
Seed Core (5:13)
Based In Lies (4:47)
Relentless Inner Search (6:35)
Polarized Soul (5:28)
Intuition (5:38)
About Yourself (5:58)
Cosmos Inside You (5:10)
Eternal Being (5:56)
Path Builders (5:41)
Denial Of Objective Reality (6:05)
The Truth Will Become Clear (5:53)
Review: Do we really want to know What You Should Know About Yourself? There's a high chance we find out something we don't want to hear but alas, the NX1 duo poses the question anyway across a broad selection of techno sounds on 11 different tracks. The moods are often introspective and provide an opportunity to get lost in deep thought and challenge yourself. The dramatic ambient start makes way for crunchy drums and fizzing synth disruption on 'Based In Lies', then dark and hard drums define the monstrous menace of Polarized Soul' and industrial clatter brings the heat on the militant and marching grooves of 'Cosmos Inside You.' A fierce album of uncompromising techno.
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Shabason Krgovich Sage
Cat: IF 045. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Gloria (6:16)
Bruce (4:16)
Joe (4:27)
Old Man (3:45)
Don (3:50)
Patti (3:17)
Raoul (10:04)
Bridget (4:24)
Review: Joseph Shabason, Matthew Sage, and Nicholas Krgovich form a harmonious triangle, both musically and geographically. Hailing from Toronto, Colorado, and Vancouver respectively, they converged at Sage's barn studio nestled at the foot of the Rockies to explore their shared talent for finding beauty in life's mundane moments. Shabason, known for blending late 80s adult-contemporary and smooth jazz aesthetics into ethereal soundscapes, joins forces with Sage, who combines instrumental prowess with synthesis and field recordings to evoke the natural world's whimsy and profundity. Completing the trio is Krgovich, whose observational poetics add a relatable touch to their calm expressionism. Their collaborative album, warmly Shabason, Krgovich, Sage extends the wry and melancholic micro-miracles established in their previous works.
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Straight Up No Chaser
Straight Up No Chaser (limited 2xLP)
Cat: UAR 015. Rel: 14 Sep 23
Norm Talley - "Blak Bottom" (unreleased edit)
Norm Talley - "The Flip"
Delano Smith - "The Bassline"
Delano Smith - "Travels 23"
Norm Talley - "ISO Vision"
Delano Smith - "The Drive"
Norm Talley - "Believe It"
Delano Smith - "Remembrance"
Review: Norm Talley returns to his Upstairs Asylum label alongside fellow US house pioneer Delano Smith for Straight Up No Chaser, an eight-track opus featuring four solo cuts each. Talley's gritty, dubbed-out, low-rolling house style is present and correct throughout with the loopy chords of 'Blak Bottom' getting things going, 'The Flip' getting more cavernous and aqueous and 'ISO Vision' leaning into dub techno. 'Believe It' is a soulful deep house looper, while Smith gets bubbly with 'The Bassline', lays down thumping kicks on 'Travels 23' and his trademark synth smears on 'The Drive' while 'Remembrance' is a heady dub house cut that locks you into a state of perfect hypnosis.
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