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Four Guitars Live
Four Guitars Live (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: PAL 080. Rel: 26 Mar 24
A Different View (2:05)
Seen From Above (1:55)
At A Distance (2:46)
In The Rain (5:59)
Out Of The Corner Of The Eye (4:20)
Or From Behind (2:02)
Only At Dusk (3:19)
Talking (3:27)
Bill Soli (1:55)
On The Horizon (11:52)
Barely Driving (6:04)
Talking & Tuning (0:42)
In Profile (2:12)
From Below (1:31)
Or Head On (2:34)
Encore (4:23)
Review: Bill Orcutt's Music for Four Guitars album emerges as his most mature and exhilarating LP to date and exudes undeniable Apollonian beauty. Praised by underground aficionados and featured on NPR, the Bill Orcutt Guitar Quartet - comprising Wendy Eisenberg, Ava Mendoza, and Shane Parish - embodies technical prowess and improvisational brilliance. Recorded live at Le Guess Who? festival during their inaugural European tour, Four Guitars Live captures the quartet's seamless fusion of faithful renditions and expansive improvisations. From Mendoza's captivating lines to Parish's ethereal solos, the album transcends boundaries, showcasing soulful polytonal improv accessible to all. Orcutt's visionary compositions, enriched by collective virtuosity, redefine contemporary guitar music, captivating audiences with classic intervals and layered intricacies.
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The Next 60 Years
Cat: JD 014. Rel: 27 Mar 24
Same Life Flowed (3:45)
Pure Intention (4:41)
Thirsting (4:41)
Mulligan (3:16)
Burn Clear (4:34)
Face In The Water (5:53)
Flood Of Light (5:08)
Xtrails (2:59)
Review: Thomas Bush debuted with Old and Red and then followed up with 2022's Preludes, marking the arrival of an artist who can genuinely be seen to have a fresh voice. A man capable of crafting patient, slow burning, deep and often beguiling soundscapes, guiding us through a strange world of electronic folk, experimental indie, lo fi alternative pop, and some unknown tones in and amongst. Now back with another, in many ways little has changed - things are just as unhurried as ever - but the pace allows us time to become even more immersed in the realm he's creating. There's melancholy, beauty, reflection, deft use of disharmony, strange sounds that seem to float and glide past ears, or submerge us further in the trippy joy of it all.
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 in stock $24.18
New Last Name
New Last Name (white vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: LWRTD 005V. Rel: 28 Mar 24
Throw (4:24)
We Look Good Together (Big Words) (4:16)
The Hills (3:23)
Flex (4:23)
Emily G (5:42)
Babys (2:52)
The Wedding (3:41)
Happy Endings (4:45)
America (6:25)
Review: Liverpool's Courting are a breath of fresh air, totally breaking from the received traditions of their home city with an overarchingly alt-rock album, New Last Name, with sounds distinctly informed by the emo and punk sounds known to have developed in the USA, though in reality it weaves between indie and dance-pop too. New Last Name is unabashed in its melodic sensibility and high-fantasmic references; unrestrained and chaotic, the album always meanders stylistically but always brings it together, largely by way of its notable use of autotune on every track on Sean Murphy O'Neill's vocals. An amazing sophomore record to complement 2022's Guitar Music.
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In Menstrual Night
In Menstrual Night (12" picture disc + autographed photocard)
Cat: HOMALEPH 07LP. Rel: 11 Mar 24
Sucking Up Souls (22:35)
To Feed The Moon (19:22)
Review: David Michael Tibet's exploration of the arcane mysteries through Current 93 are an intriguing subculture all of their own, sat somewhere to the side of Coil and the other mystics of the post-industrial scene. In Menstrual Night was released in 1986 as two long form pieces that layer up voices into a mesmerising swirl. The cast of collaborators on the project include such luminaries as Steven Stapleton, Keiko Yoshida, Rose McDowall, Boyd Rice and the late John Balance. Now House Of Mythology have created a faithfully recreated picture disc vinyl edition, sure to be quickly gathered up by the faithful followers of this fascinating corner of electronic music.
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 in stock $25.23
Island
Island (green vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: HOMALEPH 06LP. Rel: 11 Mar 24
Falling (4:22)
The Dream Of A Shadow Of Smoke (5:17)
Lament For My Suzanne (4:20)
Fields Of Rape (Sightless Return) (2:53)
Passing Horses (4:30)
Anyway, People Die (7:07)
To Blackened Earth (4:14)
Oh Merry-Go-Round (3:45)
Review: It's widely agreed that Island is one of the best works in the sprawling Current 93 catalogue. David Michael Tibet's quest into the more mysterious dimensions of our existence has yielded all kinds of musical results, but Island has a certain clarity and direction which lands beautifully. Created in 1990 alongside Icelandic composer Hilmar Orn Hilmarsson, it's an odyssey of technoid synthesis and orchestral poise, guided by strange narration and backed by some astounding singing. You'll instantly be able to recognise the tones of a young Bjork calling through the mist on opening track 'Falling' and it's quite something to hear her indomitable voice held back in the mix. That's the level this astounding album operates at, now carefully reproduced and reissued by House of Mythology.
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Cuckoo (reissue)
Cuckoo (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile pink & purple marbled vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: MOVLP 3478C. Rel: 27 Feb 24
Missing Link
Crystal
Men Are From Mars Women Are From Venus
All Of One
Unreadable Communication
Turkey Crossing
Super Blaster
Left Of Mother
Sweetest Pie
Cuckoo
Review: Cuckoo was their second full length from Curve - Toni Halliday on vocals and guitar with Dean Garcia - and saw its release in 1993. This album was heavier, focused and featured stronger, more aggressive rhythms that evolved from their first album. Heavily influenced by bombastic urban and electronic beats but favouring shoegaze effects on the guitars, making for a unique combination that made Cuckoo stand out from the rest, ultimately predating similar sounds from bands like Garbage. This album holds key tracks like the amazing 'Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus' as well as the singles 'Missing Link' and 'Super Blaster'. The effects of Curve are still being felt today by those who discover them and fans of the producer Flood should definitely be aware of this album if they are not already. This reissue comes on limited numbered 180- Gram pink & purple vinyl LP complete with an insert.
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Dip Friso
Cat: REAL 006. Rel: 27 Feb 24
I'll Get To Hiding (3:21)
The Conversation (5:05)
Thin Ayrshire (2:55)
A Sorry Business (2:55)
Another Country (4:17)
Midnight (2:09)
Review: Scottish electronic oddity Murray Collier returns on his own Real Landscape imprint - the sole preserve of this production alias - for a self-titled outing. His fifth release under the moniker certainly confirms what we already knew; this project is the work of a musical auteur, and is every bit as unique to the talent behind it as the label and EP name. Attempting to describe what's here isn't easy, then. 'The Conversation' uses mechanically precise percussion to lay out its otherworldly groove. 'Thin Ayrshire' goes lo fi and psychedelic, a track that sounds almost like a rural ritual being performed by a lost humanoid species. 'I'll Get To Hiding' is delightfully lackadaisical in vibe, strutting, shuffling, and stepping its way through what could be categorised as pop-r&b fed through the weird machine, and even that wouldn't come close.
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Intérprete: Alexis Le-Tan
 in stock $18.67
Future Sounds Of Kraut Vol II
FRED UND LUNA / VARIOUS
Cat: CPT 6251. Rel: 29 Feb 24
Fred Und Luna - "Future Sounds Of Kraut 2" (intro - previously unreleased) (2:46)
Sankt Otten - "Angekommen In Der Letzten Reihe" (6:21)
Ghost Power - "Vertical Section" (2:15)
Fred Und Luna - "Monotonikum" (edit) (4:40)
FormAnt B - "Kater" (single version) (4:17)
Thomas Fehlmann - "Permanent Touch" (3:23)
Roman Flugel - "Rules" (4:50)
Sordid Sound System - "Its About Time" (4:37)
I Cube - "Basso" (previously unreleased) (4:10)
Lucas Croon - "Krautwickel" (previously unreleased) (7:17)
Minami Deutsch - "Your Pulse" (5:12)
Gilgamesh Mata Hari Duo - "Johan" (previously unreleased) (5:01)
Kosmischer Lufer - "Spargelspiegel" (previously unreleased) (4:41)
Young Solo - "Twin Shadow" (previously unreleased) (3:55)
Schlammpeitziger - "Runzreich" (previously unreleased) (4:00)
Halwa - "Schmetterling" (previously unreleased) (5:52)
Fred Und Luna - "Auf Wiederhren 2" (outro - previously unreleased) (1:42)
Review: The good folks at Compost have put together a second volume of their Future Sounds of Kraut compilation and once again it is packed with exciting new takes on the age-old genres. Compiler Fred Und Luna features a couple of times including with the celestial synth charms and light electronic rhythms of 'Monotonikum' and elsewhere tried and tested talents such as Thomas Fehlmann with his widescreen cinematic cut' 'Permanent Touch' and minimal favourite Roman Flugel with his delightfully melodic and innocent 'Rules' bring plenty of class the adventurous and accomplished double album. There is plenty to get stuck into here for those who like their sounds sleek, atmospheric and star gazing.
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Guitar Solos/Fifty (50th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: WE 5. Rel: 18 Mar 24
Hello Music (LP1: Guitar Solos (1974)) (2:23)
Glass C/W Steel (2:30)
Ghosts (6:40)
Out Of Their Heads (On Locoweed) (5:49)
Not Forgotten (4:11)
Hollow Music (2:01)
Heat C/W Moment (9:02)
No Birds (3:33)
Dawns (LP2: Fifty (2024)) (0:01)
Outer Order (0:01)
Tempus Fugit (0:02)
Quicksilver (For Simone) (1:57)
Unterwegs (For Roman) (3:48)
Phalaropes (1:27)
Jack’s Neap Tide (2:02)
Schlechte Gewissen (2:26)
Move Indigo (3:15)
To Do (1:47)
The Map Of Dreams (3:04)
Locomoting (4:00)
Dusks (1:48)
Review: Fred Frith is simultaneously a singular musical figure and a collection of musical lifetimes. He's the composer who wrote fragile avant-garde music in the tradition of John Cage and Earle Brown, the innovator who created new concepts of underground rock with his colleagues in the band Henry Cow, and the improviser who developed his very own language on the guitar. The many facets of Frith's musical oeuvre shimmer in vibrant and unique colors, but stand as one rainbow monolith of musical creation, never disintegrating into esoteric eclecticism. Always musically curious and unbiased, he develops his ideas in the moment, demonstrating in real time how his creative process, while free of old hat conventions and tricks, creates an immediate yet unrandom and committed music. At the core is his unique guitar playing, which is on full display across these two records. His debut, Guitar Solos (1974), opened up a space beyond rock and improvised music and now, 50 years later comes Fift (2024), a new solo guitar album that sounds completely different and yet familiar, adding to his monolith of musical creation with another new vibrant color.
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Stop Apologising
Cat: HVN 73212. Rel: 06 Mar 24
Stop Apologising (Horse Meat Disco vocal remix) (7:08)
Stop Apologising (Horse Meat Disco instrumental remix) (7:02)
Stop Apologising (Cosmodelica extended remix) (7:26)
Review: The injunction to "stop apologising" can be affirming or destructive at the same time, depending on how you look at things. It's also the name of the new single from David Holmes' forthcoming album Blind On A Galloping Horse, which captures this contradiction quite nicely: a tripletting, dark electro come hi-NRG sound provides the dark underside to Raven Violet's angel-inside-your-head lyrics: "stop apologising for things you've never done / stop catastrophizing, get your feet back on the ground." The resistant, prefigurative political bent of Holmes' music is well-reflected here, striking at the heart of his personal philosophy: carve out some headroom for yourself, you don't need to take so much responsibility; such is the bedrock of effective action. Oh, and the remixes by Horse Meat Disco and Cosmodelica are wicked as well.
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Intérprete: DJ ROCCA
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Necessary Genius
Cat: HVN 73112. Rel: 06 Mar 24
Necessary Genius (Phil Kieran vocal) (6:51)
Necessary Genius (Phil Kieran dub) (6:51)
Necessary Genius (Decius remix) (6:48)
Necessary Genius (Skymas remix) (3:59)
Review: One of two new David Holmes releases to be released in the run-up to his recent album Blind On A Galloping Horse, 'Necessary Genius' complemented the contemporaneous 'Stop Apologising' and now comes to 12" vinyl for a remix set from Phil Kieran, Decius and Skymas. While the original track functions as something of an imperfect list of musical and political greats, come "necessary geniuses" - Sinead O'Connor, Terry Hall, Angela Davis - the remixes here make for nicely expanded versions, post-punk-techno of the original electro cut.
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Something In The Room She Moves
Something In The Room She Moves (gatefold 2xLP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: WIGLP 506. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Sun Girl (5:49)
These Morning (3:46)
Something In The Room She Moves (6:14)
Spinning (6:11)
Materia (3:09)
Meyou (4:50)
Evening Mood (6:20)
Ocean (5:35)
Talking To The Whisper (6:49)
Who Brings Me (3:29)
Review: Julia Holter's sixth album, Something In The Room She Moves, is a dreamlike exploration of complexity and transformability, featuring flowing harmonic universes and fluid, water-like melodies. Her vocal register, reminiscent of Siouxsie Sioux, Nico, or Kate Bush, possesses a matchstick intensity, rekindling its own flame through the conversation in her voice. Holter's diaphragm shifts between instruments, creating a continuum of fretless electric bass pitches counterpointing with gliding vocal melodies. Glissing Yamaha CS-60 adds a touch of experimentalism, while her production choices and arrangements maintain a sense of simplicity and refinement. Holter's singing resonates in somatic frequencies, evoking a deep connection between mind and body. With its liquid, ever-changing nature, 'Something In The Room She Moves' invites listeners to immerse themselves in a world of sound that is both ethereal and profoundly human.
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Something In The Room She Moves
Something In The Room She Moves (limited gatefold translucent red vinyl 2xLP + booklet + MP3 download code (indie exclusive))
Cat: WIGLP 506X. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Sun Girl (5:50)
These Morning (3:47)
Something In The Room She Moves (6:15)
Spinning (6:11)
Materia (3:10)
Meyou (5:13)
Evening Mood (6:20)
Ocean (5:35)
Talking To The Whisper (3:40)
Who Brings Me (6:39)
Review: Julia Holter's sixth album Something in the Room She Moves might just be the Los Angeles songwriter's best work. In the past she has often explored memory and dreamlike futures but on this new outing she is very much more in the moment throughout. She explains herself hat "There's a corporeal focus, inspired by the complexity and transformability of our bodies." Musically the album mixes fretless electric bass pitches with her unique vocal melodies. The recognisable sounds of the Yamaha CS-60 interweave with more organic wind instruments and add up to a fluid, watery sound that flows smooth and carries you along with it amongst the gorgeous harmonies.
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1982
1982 (LP)
Cat: DE 312. Rel: 01 Mar 24
Facile (3:34)
Dancing + Slaving (3:47)
War=Strong (1:48)
Agua (Diablo) (6:13)
SI (I Couldn't See) (4:53)
A Dull Life (5:10)
We Are One (2:20)
I Killed Picasso (6:05)
Freighter (3:51)
Wolfen (3:33)
Review: Dark Entries takes it back to New York City in around 1982 for this previously unreleased record from Ike Yard. This cult crew was made up of Stuart Argabright, Michael Diekmann, Kenneth Compton, and Fred Szymanski and they worked in their own realm somewhere between proto-body music and No Wave peers in New York. They disbanded just a year after forming having dropped an EP on Les Disques du Crepuscule in 1981 and then a self-titled album for Factory in 1982. Using the Korg MS-20 and the Roland TR-808 they cook up plenty of hybrid electro-acoustic sounds and ramshackle rhythms that are underpinned by moody baselines and perfect to get bodies moving in the club. Whether you're a post-punk fan or lover of weird electronics, this is well worth checking out.
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Inner Cop Avoidance
Cat: ICA 1. Rel: 26 Feb 24
ICA 1 (6:22)
ICA 2 (3:55)
ICA 3 (11:37)
Review: Inner Cop Avoidance is a cult supergroup that is already surrounded by plenty of discussion and conspiracy despite only having played their first gig in 2022. Made up of Krisitan Poulsen on guitar, Mathias Saedrup guitar, Sebastian von der Heide on drums and percussion, Max Stocklosa on synth, xylophone and vocals, this self-titled album from the group lands as the inaugural drop on their own label. It is a brilliantly cacophony of electronics and percussion with twisted rhythms, post-rock guitars and a fiercely experimental approach that results in brilliantly beguiling music that somehow combines the futuristic and avant garde with bird calls and ancient shamanic ritual.
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Never Meant To Be 1988-1993
Never Meant To Be 1988-1993 (gatefold 2xLP + inserts + MP3 download code)
Cat: 12XU 1361. Rel: 08 Mar 24
Asking For It (1:56)
Know Its Alright (2:18)
Hes So Sensitive (1:35)
Diane (1:40)
Cigarette Ash (2:21)
Sofa (3:19)
Crocus Says (1:31)
Slow Me Down (4:05)
Fortune Cookie (3:00)
Nice Toes (2:32)
Escalator (0:45)
Willpower (2:00)
Company (2:18)
Church Of Satan (1:11)
Chris Told Missy (2:05)
Obsessive/Compulsive (4:16)
AAA/XXX (2:25)
Sleepyhead (2:12)
Something Cruel (2:24)
Wait & See (3:08)
Stumbling Block (5:30)
Permission (2:14)
Six Of One (5:01)
Erotomania (3:02)
Greedy (3:09)
All Is Loneliness (8:13)
Review: New York punks Love Child first burst onto the early 90s scene in the same aeonic breath as Pavement, Sebadoh and Beat Happening. But despite the ignition and hype, their debut seven-inch and subsequent releases have remained long out of print until now. Never Meant to Be: 1988-1993 pulls from these releases and some unreleased radio sessions, unearthing a trove of lost gems by the quadrangle of Will Baum, Alan Licht, Rebecca Odes and Brendad O'Malley. The former obscurity is undeserved and the reissue deserved, as the climaxes on this record - from the garbly top-reg guitar solo on 'Know Its Alright' to the tape-warblings of 'Sofa' (through and despite which we can still make out its humourous lyrics) - are full of forceful punk rapace.
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The Marble Index (remastered)
The Marble Index (remastered) (LP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: REWIGLP 145. Rel: 28 Mar 24
Prelude (1:09)
Lawns Of Dawns (2:51)
No One Is There (3:36)
Ari's Song (3:11)
Facing The Wind (4:18)
Julius Caesar (Memento Hodie) (5:00)
Frozen Warnings (4:01)
Evening Of Light (5:38)
Review: Nico's Marble Index was the first album to establish the German musician's home in the avant-garde; the story of the fashion model turned "legitimate" artist is as old as time, yet is rarely told today. In contrast to her first album, Chelsea Girl, which consisted almost entirely of pop chansons, Nico's sophomore LP here tracks nicely with her working introduction to John Cale in his harmonium era, drawing inspiration primarily from modern European classical music, not three-minute hookcraft. Long out of print, this slow-burner of a critical classic now hears a worthy reissue via Domino.
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Desertshore
Desertshore (LP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: REWIGLP 146. Rel: 28 Mar 24
Janitor Of Lunacy (4:03)
The Falconer (5:28)
My Only Child (2:16)
Le Petit Chevalier (2:20)
Abschied (3:02)
Afraid (3:28)
Mutterlein (4:38)
All That Is My Own (3:29)
Review: As part of a new looking back on German art rocker Nico's esteemed career by the indie label Domino, Desertshore chronologically follows The Marble Index, and is her third album, following the prior project's establishing her as an avant-garde artist with one foot in the mainstream, in stark defiance of the the prejudiced poo-poohs that followed her first (baroque pop) album, Chelsea Girl. Desertshore is more of a reconciliation of her prior two projects, bringing back the initial western pop sensibility while now firmly basking in a newfound weirdness-and-she-knows-it. From the opening dark waves of 'Janitor Of Lunacy' to the piano-balladic injection of sadness that is 'Afraid', this is another avant-garde masterpiece by the musician, never justifiably passed over.
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Two
Two (limited violet vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SCR 280LP. Rel: 21 Mar 24
No Words (6:09)
Inner Space (6:03)
Interlocking Mechanics (4:55)
Buildings (5:58)
In A Box (3:34)
Nocturnal Humans (3:05)
When We See (5:40)
Us (5:24)
Review: Sonic Cathedral share the debut album of Not Me But Us, Two, facilitating the Neapolitan duo's astonishing talent for production and pitch-bent melancholy. Made up of Bruno Bavota and Fabrizio Somma (aka. K-Conjog), this new effort blends each of their influences with echoes of ambient, techno, 2000s club culture, postclassical music and hints of post-rock, making for a fascinating electronica cocktail. Lending well to Bavota's usual piano-based pieces, the new collaborative approach, which fed a new interest in analog gear, also resulted in an effective vehicle to process grief and gaze into new horizons for the artists.
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Grand Rapids EP
Cat: SR 1CD. Rel: 26 Feb 24
Prose Kaiser
He Did The Clock
-1
Images From A Dead Planet
Storage
No Crowns For Valdez
Circle Of One
The Metal Clip That Goes Ove
Review: At 66 years young, Guiding By Voices main man Robert Pollard has a whopping 3,000 songs registered to his name with BMI, while outside of his primary project, he's released 22 solo albums as well as a plethora of lesser known works put out under obscure aliases. His latest alter ego, Rip Van Winkle, features a backing band shrouded in mystery on their debut EP The Grand Rapids, which redirects Pollard's eccentric and unique penmanship down the realms of neon-hued post-punk and frosted cold meets new wave machinations.
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Unknown City
Unknown City (LP + poster with obi-strip)
Cat: MDR 55. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Collapse (1:21)
Desert Cathedral (4:53)
False Speech (5:13)
Night Plotters (3:00)
Beszel (5:43)
Guarantee Safety In Our Cities (6:15)
Ul Qoma (6:01)
Wrists Free (feat Jerome) (5:00)
Catatonia (5:30)
Review: Turin's reputation as an enclave of Italian alternative music and culture is well known. Southern Europe's Motor City has the stunning piazzas and palazzos we want from its country, but also the huge industrial areas, many now in decline or waiting to be redeveloped, that catalyse so much in electronic and industrial music. Meanwhile, a few miles beyond town we find spectacular countryside, national parks, mountain ranges, and inspiration for deep ambient. SabaSaba were born from and into this, and the duo have established themselves as one of the region's foremost purveyors of unusual tunes. Unknown City is a like a blueprint for what a contemporary horror score could be, whether that's the slow release of the John Carpenter-esque 'Night Plotters', haunting chants and shimmers of 'Wrists Free', eerie atmospheres of 'False Speech', or anything in between.
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Tough Guys Don't Dance (20th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: PODR 010LP. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Cabin Fever (5:04)
Rumblefish (3:59)
San Quentin Blues (4:20)
Down So Low (4:37)
Closer (4:46)
Love (5:26)
Down For The Count (3:25)
Precious Time (4:23)
Untitled #9 (4:12)
Review: Soulsavers release a 20th anniversary reworking of their 2003 debut record Tough Guys Don't Dance. This is the perfect complement to 2021's Impostor, fans of which will be able to trace a certain stylistic throughline from Gahan and co.'s earliest days into the now; the melancholic, gothic croons of the latter record contrast starkly with the huge, crunching, bleak-windy downtempo drivings of the former. 20, notably, features Josh Haden of the band Spain, whom at the time of the album's recording was then fresh from releasing his own debut record, the Blue Moods Of Spain. Recorded between the band's home in England and Haden's base in Los Angeles, TGDD was made using all-vintage electronic equipment, and showcases Soulsavers' love for Harmonia and Neu. Nonethless, 20 still sounds heavily inspired by the cinematics of Ennio Morricone, a titanic influence that would continue to be developed with each new record over the next two decades.
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Kiosque D'orphee: Une Epopee De L'autoproduction En France 1973-1991
VARIOUS
Cat: BB 166LPX. Rel: 14 Mar 24
Mar Vista - "Her Eyes Are Closed" (1977)
Kennlisch - "Kennlisch" (1976)
Crystal Eyes - "Crystalzed" (1978)
Warlus - "Girl Like You" (1977)
Gerard Alfonsi - "Fana Stickle" (1977) (0:38)
Geoffroy - "Viking" (1981) (11:49)
Amphyrite - "Symphonie Pour 3 Oeufs Brouilles" (1975) (3:30)
Eole - "Friendship" (1979) (4:00)
Capucine - "Les Elephants" (1973) (1:30)
Rictus - "Flashes" (1981) (17:10)
Inscir Transit Express - "Cipangu" (1978) (3:10)
Polaris - "Polaris" (1978)
Joel Boutolleau - "Force" (1977)
Spotch Forcey - "Frustre" (1981)
Demon & Wizard - "Black Witch" (1982) (0:54)
Temple Sun - "Voyage Sans Retour" (1979) (4:20)
Chantal Weber - "Ballade Aux Chataignes Tombees" (1983) (1:57)
Jean-Claude Zemour - "X Kmh" (1973) (3:16)
Rhodes & Co - "Baoum" (1975) (4:51)
Guidon, Edmond & Clafoutis - "Stormy Sunday" (1974) (5:03)
Dominique A - "Silence Entre Nos Larmes" (1991) (1:57)
Didier Bocquet - "Le Chemin Du Silence" (part 2, 1977) (6:32)
Alain Meunier - "Les Epaves" (1979 - edit) (12:39)
Review: Le Kiosque D'orphie was located first at 7 Rue Gregoire de Tours, and then 20 Rue des Tournelles, Paris. Not a label, nor a publisher, the facility would allow people to press their own vinyl, often with very short runs - say, somewhere between 50 and 500 copies - and release an album to the world. If that sounds exciting today, when where pressing plants are overloaded, wait times are huge and costs so prohibitive small batches shouldn't apply, it was similarly revelatory back then. Led by Georges Batard, a Neumann tube engraver was used to produce original acetates which were then sent off to actual production factories, a process that often appealed to provincial and experimental composers. The process of diving into this overlooked but pivotal part of French electronic and popular music history began around 2018, and continued in earnest until 23 tracks were chosen to represent the breadth of work produced and the gamut of styles and sounds. Now, here they are.
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A New Form Of Beauty 1-4 (Deluxe Edition)
A New Form Of Beauty 1-4 (Deluxe Edition) (limited trifold 3xLP + booklet)
Cat: 405053 8925418. Rel: 07 Mar 24
Sandpaper Lullabye (3:04)
Sleep Fantasy Dreams (2:45)
Sad World (5:31)
Come To Daddy (10:04)
Sweethome Under White Clouds (6:44)
Beast (Seven Bastard Suck) (10:41)
Abbagall (5:22)
Brain Damage (3:31)
No Birds To Fly (7:29)
Din Glorious (part 1) (16:42)
Din Glorious (part 2) (20:10)
Review: The Virgin Prunes were masters of the uncanny, juxtaposing nightmares with lullabies, beauty with cruelty; combining gentle vocals and the spoken word with anguished wailing from purgatory itself. Their first album, A New Form Of Beauty (1981), powerfully laid out this terrain. Its themes ranged from mournful tales of unrequited love, frustrated sexuality, morbid eroticism and wasted youth, to yearnings for distant dreamlands, all of which were juxtaposed with macabre visions of dystopian societies, overpowered by dark forces and where demons run amok. Guggi's art work for A New Form of Beauty, which intimates a heartless transaction within a domestic setting, is in keeping with this sensibility. Now reissued by BMG, this 2024 deluxe edition features all four parts of the album remastered from the original tape, plus a trifold reverse board sleeve and a 16-page, 11-inch artbook with brand new sleevenotes.
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La Foret (reissue)
La Foret (reissue) ('sunset' swirl vinyl LP + poster + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: 759656 108119. Rel: 14 Mar 24
Clover (0:01)
Muppet Face (0:01)
Mousey Toy (0:01)
Pox (1:25)
Baby Captain (3:46)
Saturn (3:20)
Rose Of Sharon (4:55)
Ale (5:46)
Bog People (3:19)
Dangerous You Shouldn't Be Here (3:34)
Yellow Raspberry (3:04)
Review: Re-pressed on vinyl for the first time in 15 years, La Foret hears a full reissue via 5 Rue Christine. As conceptual as Xiu Xiu's fusion of post-punk, gamelan, synth pop, folk, and noise might seem, the group's music never feels overly cerebral or detached. On the contrary, it's usually brimming over with often contradictory emotions: love, hate, sex, violence, fear, and humor cling together so tightly in Jamie Stewart's songs that they can't be separated. Harsh and beautiful words and sounds remain intertwined on La Foret, which ranks among Xiu Xiu's subtlest - and scariest - albums.
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