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Phantom On The Horizon
Phantom On The Horizon (limited "grass" green vinyl 12")
Cat: EQV 16711. Rel: 06 Feb 25
Chapter I: Introverting Dimensions (10:50)
Chapter II: A Strange Conversation (4:43)
Chapter III: Nostalgic Mannerisms (7:50)
Chapter IV: Enter The Black Demon (5:38)
Chapter V: The Walls Bled Lust (8:00)
Review: Originally released in 2008, Phantom On The Horizon is the grandiose, progressive rock worshipping high concept EP from Washington based math-rock indebted post-hardcore heroes The Fall Of Troy. Initially abandoned following the leak of early versions in 2004 on what has since been dubbed The Ghostship Demos EP, the band would finally get over this setback and bang out the entire project in secret over October of 2008 before dropping it the very next month. Renowned for its epic, lengthy pieces segmented into chapters like all good prog concept records, the work stands as solely unique from the majority of the trio's remaining output, bridged in the gap year between 2007's instantaneous Manipulator and the more melodic alt rock of 2009's In The Unlikely Event. Utilising an array of guest musicians adding elements of keyboards, violin, cello and glockenspiel for that extra proggy flair, while featuring guest vocal appearances from the likes of Fear Before's Dave Marion as well as both Ryann Donnelly and Jonah Bergman of Schoolyard Heroes, the mini-epic 5 tracks clock in at a 37-minute runtime detailing story of a Spanish galleon meeting with a ghost ship from another dimension. A true outlier gem conjuring a Venn Diagram intersection between early noughties sassy post-hardcore and timeless 70s indebted prog absurdity.
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Spectreman (Soundtrack)
Cat: TTSEP 02. Rel: 29 Aug 24
The Mystic Moods - "Spectreman" (US version) (2:22)
The Mystic Moods - "Spectreman" (US version instrumental) (2:21)
Kunio Miyauchi - "Spectreman Go Go" (TV Size vocal version) (1:21)
Kunio Miyauchi - "Spectreman Go Go" (TV Size instrumental version) (1:21)
Review: This is a very special gold vinyl version of the soundtrack for the tokusatsu science fiction superhero television series Spectreman. It ran in the early 70s and had three seasons in all with a cult following who will go nuts to finally have these sounds on wax all these many decades later. It has one Japanese side and one American side and is the work of Ricardo Cruz and Kunio Miyauchi. Instrumentals and the theme song all feature to make this a real retro classic.
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Good Luck Sound Tracks 2
Good Luck Sound Tracks 2 (CD single with obi-strip)
Cat: PWT 135. Rel: 17 Feb 25
Massive
Speedy Gold
Ranki2025
Ocean Breeze
Natural Born
Review: Fresh from delivering killer dancefloor jazz covers of classics cuts by Galaxy 2 Galaxy and Avicii (really), Japanese trio Polyplus deliver a fine sequel to last year's Good Luck Sound Tracks EP. They go for the dancefloor jugular from the off, wrapping snaking sax solos, fuzzy guitar licks and elongated solos around a breathlessly rapid punk-funk groove on 'Massive', before fusing Brit-Funk and sweat-soaked jazz-rock on 'Speedy Gold'. This hybrid jazz-funk/rock sound continues on 'Ranki 2025' (whose heavy beats and memorable piano riffs nods to classic house). Elsewhere, 'Ocean Breeze' re-frames wide-eyed city-pop as jaunty jazz-funk and 'Natural Born' is a drum solo-sporting slab of jazz-rock/jazz-fusion insanity straight from the top drawer.
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After The Dawn
Cat: 62248. Rel: 11 Feb 25
After The Dawn (Large Plants remix) (2:16)
Darkness Rising (3:39)
Review: Project Gemini led by Paul Osborne presented its latest album Colours & Light recently and it again made an impact with its folk rock, psych soundtracks and cinematic funk sounds showing a more confident and layered sound compared to his debut. This is a limited 7" taken from the upcoming Deluxe Edition of the album with a distortion-laden, progressive rock remix by Jack Sharp of Wolf People/Large Plants, along with an unreleased original track from the album's recording sessions.
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The Future Is Now EP
The Future Is Now EP ('moon glow' translucent green & yellow merge vinyl 10" + poster + MP3 download code)
Cat: LPTSR 068C. Rel: 18 Apr 24
Run For Word (3:15)
Moon, Fragments (4:21)
Ordinary Days (3:36)
The Future Is Now (3:41)
Review: Tokyo-based post/math-rock noodlers Toe have a habit of cleansing the palette of each subsequent full-length they release with a follow up EP. Just like 2005's debut album The Book About My Idle Plot On A Vague Anxiety was followed up with 2006's New Sentimentality EP, the group would return three years on from their stellar 2009 sophomore effort For Long Tomorrow with 2012's The Future Is Now. From the twinkling emo-inflected shoegazing noodles of 'Run For Word' to the more acoustic-driven psych-jazz of 'Ordinary Days', the four cuts purposefully meander and fuse differing elements from the band's arsenal whilst somehow increasing the dense technicality to absurd, near impenetrable levels.
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Feel The Magic: XY/XX (20th Anniversary Miracle Edition)
Kimi No Tamenara Shineru Kanzenban (4:42)
Kimi No Tamenara Shineru Kanzenban (Super Zunzun mix) (2:51)
Review: Originally released in 2004 to a hot reception, this iconic soundtrack from the beloved Sega game Feel the Magic XY/XX features Tokoi's unforgettable blend of eclectic, funky and also smartly experimental compositions. The music complements the game's quirky, surreal themes with catchy rhythms and vibrant colours. This anniversary edition offers remastered tracks with enhanced sound quality so is a guaranteed nostalgic journey for longtime fans or a superb introduction to the brilliance of Tokoi's work for new ears.
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December Skies (Deluxe Edition)
Cat: TRANSM 421CD. Rel: 05 Dec 24
December Skies (3:36)
December Skies (instrumental) (3:36)
Review: Former Porcupine Tree founder member Steven Wilson has packed a lot into his career since the early 1990s - not least being a leading light of the post-progressive movement - but until last year he had never written or recorded a Christmas song. He was challenged to do that by a friend and, with a little help from collaborator Randy McStine, conjured up 'December Skies' - a suitably nostalgic, dreamy, progressive rock-tinged affair that touches on some of the usual Christmas single tropes while steadfastly refusing to revert to cliches. It has a pleasingly timeless feel, sounding like a largely cheese-free echo of the mid 1970s. On this limited-edition 'deluxe' CD single, you get both vocal and instrumental versions and a trio of Christmas cards based on the song's animated video.
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Álbumes
9
9 (gatefold LP)
Cat: ENJ 9863. Rel: 19 Dec 24
Sidasta Bragd Geira (4:26)
5/3 (5:25)
Ame (4:21)
Asa (4:51)
Stelpuskott (4:03)
Langanes (5:53)
Hauswerk (8:19)
Hofslundur (3:46)
Review: When keyboardist Thomas Jonsson, guitarist and bassist oMar Gudjonsson, saxophonist oSkar Gudjonsson and drummer Magnus Trygvason Eliassen take the stage, they channel the raw resilience of Northern Europe's islanders who have endured long, icy winters for centuries. Their energy transcends genres and has proven to captivate jazz enthusiasts, rock fans and ravers alike. This primal, non-verbal expression predates language yet remains deeply contemporary by blending cosmic vastness with free imagination and profound mysticism. Their music is a convergence of timeless human impulses and fresh creativity. It's challenging but hugely rewarding.
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2084: Viaggio Nel Nulla
2084: Viaggio Nel Nulla (limited trifold 180 gram vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: AMS LP174. Rel: 08 Oct 24
Pista 6 (8:43)
Viaggio Nel Nulla (4:56)
Flashback (Apocalisse) (5:52)
Wormhole (10:10)
Meta E Meta (6:30)
E=mc2 (5:01)
Review: Alphataurus may not mean that much to a lot of people, but for anyone aware of the Milanese progressive rock titans, the fact they have a new record out will capture the imagination. After all, the outfit have been making a big impact with every album they've put out since - and including - the staggeringly ambitious self-titled 1973 debut. However, it's been a decade since we last had anything from them. Enter 2084: Viaggio Nel Nulla, then, a collection of music that marks a real turning point for Alphataurus, with the lengthy (to put it mildly) recording process ending with the departure of founding guitarist Guido Wassermann. Whether die hard fans will think what's here is worth the pain of that decision to leave is anyone's guess, but this collection is unarguably dystopian, futuristic, exploratory, cosmic and, almost conversely, accessible and catchy.
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Seven Up (50th Anniversary Edition)(reissue)
Cat: MGART 613. Rel: 20 Sep 22
Space (15:48)
Time (20:59)
Review: 7 Up is three things; a ubiquitous energy drink brand, an infamous TV show charting the upbringing and development of various children from the ages of seven upwards, and the third studio album by Ash Ra Tempel - their only collaborative piece with notorious psychologist and psychedelic drug advocate Timothy Leary. Supposedly, the sprawling psych-Moog album was named after a bottle of 7 Up that had been spiked with LSD was given to the band's lyricist Brian Barritt. This new version contains the original manuscript of the album's concept by Leary, as well as photos from the recording session in Bern.
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Starring Rosi (50th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: MGART 615. Rel: 04 Mar 25
Laughter Loving (7:59)
Day-Dream (5:22)
Schizo (2:49)
Cosmic Tango (2:07)
Interplay Of Forces (8:40)
The Fairy Dance (3:08)
Bring Me Up (4:37)
Review: Ash Ra Tempel's fifth and - in most ways of judging it - final album was really also a swan song for the late, great Manuel Gottsching. Recoded at Studio Dierks, in the small, picturesque and windmill-happy German village of Stommeln by none other than Scorpions studio chief Dieter Dierks, there's a lot happening on Starring Rosi. And all of it really pretty damn good. It's funk, it's epic. It's moody, it's upbeat. It's steeped in an air of Krautrock and space rock, yet also wouldn't sound out of place providing the slap bass and guitar licks for a 1970s movie trailer. Simply put, it's Ash Ra Tempel, from the cosmic warmup and gradual build go 'Laughter Loving', through the folk-ish serenity of 'The Fairy Dance' and warbling, warped cacophonies on 'Schizo'.
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Ritual (Expanded Edition)
Ritual (Expanded Edition) (limited gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: SRE 604LP. Rel: 06 Apr 23
Foot Talk (7:08)
La Lluana (2:04)
Matinaal (6:50)
Epilog (4:40)
Go (2:15)
Dog Honk (1:57)
Ritual (8:04)
What? (2:17)
New Day (6:24)
Ray (2:56)
Helsinki Delta Blues (bonus track) (5:58)
Dig Hunk (bonus track) (4:14)
Threatening Clouds (bonus track) (4:45)
Freerokk (bonus track) (3:44)
N'Baoudi (bonus track) (4:06)
Nooah (bonus track) (4:50)
Ritual (bonus track) (5:58)
Villin Raskas (bonus track) (1:38)
Review: Nature documentary series The Living Planet very much captured the imagination of Raoul Bjorkenheim back in 1986. It featured erupting volcanoes and plumes of molten lava and some of that drama and energy is captured in this fine jazz album which now gets a new extended reissue. Bjorkenheim studied at the Helsinki Conservatory for a year and the Berklee College of Music in Boston for three years and worked with composer and drummer Edward 'Eetu' Vesala. For this album, he played with reed virtuosos Jorma Tapio and Tapani Rinne, bassist Sampo Lassila and drummers Michel Lambert and Heikki 'Lefty' Lehto. It is a hot and raw record that contains an album's worth of previously unheard material.
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Absolute Elsewhere
Absolute Elsewhere (limited gatefold 180 gram translucent red vinyl LP + poster + insert)
Cat: 198028 265416. Rel: 03 Oct 24
The Stargate (20:13)
The Message (23:08)
Review: Denver, Colorado based progressive death metal auteurs Blood Incantation have become renowned for their overarching science fiction themes and cosmic reimagining of genre motifs, with 2019's sophomore triumph Hidden History Of The Human Race garnering immense acclaim and exposure. Unexpectedly, their 2022 follow up would rip a page right from the book of Tangerine Dream with Timewave Zero being made up entirely of ambient synth-laden pieces designed to serve as a soundtrack to passing through the stars. With this unpredictable penchant and clear lack of genre boundaries illuminated, anticipation was rife to see if the band would have the balls and brains to marry both opposing sonic guises and that's precisely what Absolute Elsewhere delivers. Named after the mid-70s prog collective (who once featured King Crimson drummer Bill Bruford), and even featuring Tangerine Dream's Thorsten Quaesching, the album is made up of two tracks, both broken into three segments each, that weave hallucinogenic death metal with synthwave prog, Krautrock, and euphoric alien ambience to conjure a uniquely transcendental listening experience. This ain't your granddaddy's prog rock, nor is it your daddy's death metal, but in a sense, it's kind of both.
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Don't Fear The Reaper: The Best Of (reissue)
Don't Fear The Reaper: The Best Of (reissue) (limited numbered gatefold 180 gram audiophile translucent blue vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: MOVLP 3425C. Rel: 14 Jan 25
Cities On Flame With Rock & Roll (4:03)
The Red & The Black (4:21)
Flaming Telepaths (5:25)
Astronomy (6:08)
This Ain't The Summer Of Love (2:22)
(Don't Fear) The Reaper (5:06)
I Love The Night (4:23)
Goin' Through The Motions (3:13)
Godzilla (3:45)
In Thee (3:48)
The Marshall Plan (5:25)
Black Blade (6:40)
Joan Crawford (4:59)
Burnin' For You (4:31)
Shooting Shark (7:08)
Take Me Away (4:32)
Review: They may have been formed in 1967 in Long Island near New York, Blue Oyster Cult are synonymous with the 70s, scoring numerous hits and filling arenas with their neat fusion of Californian-style stoner rock and more pop/rock/metal influences. The title track of this 17 track best of is obviously their best known song, one that is almost universally known, from its weaving opening to its iconic cowbell-whacking. But there are plenty of hidden depths to the band's history revealed here. 'Shooting Shark', for instance, given a very 80s production job that goes heavy on the synths and Linn drums, is one of a number of collaborations with queen of New York punk Patti Smith. 'Godzilla', meanwhile, proves they can successfully inject an element of funkiness into their approach too, not a million miles from Frank Zappa's sublime 'I Am The Slime' in its feel. No better time to join the Cult.
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Overground (reissue)
Cat: SME 84. Rel: 18 Jul 24
Celluin (2:59)
Adrie's Dream (3:17)
Cirotil (4:51)
Amofen (4:23)
Simanite (3:06)
Roxy (3:31)
Alipid (3:49)
Brain (4:52)
Review: Sandro Brugnolini's Overground stands as a rare gem in library music and is also generally regarded as some of this artist's best work alongside his formidable Underground from 1970. Originally released on Sincro Edizioni Musicali, it served as the soundtrack to Enrico Moscatelli and Mario Rigoni's documentary Persuasione having been commissioned by Ente Provinciale Per Il Turismo Di Trento. Featuring top Italian musicians like Angelo Baroncini, Silvano Chimento, Giorgio Carnini, Enzo Restuccia, and Giovanni Tommaso, the album traverses from underground psychedelic prog rock with swirling organs and fuzzy guitars to sophisticated lounge grooves with avant-garde orchestrations. Now remastered from the original tapes, it is one to add to the racks tout suite.
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Mirage
Mirage (2xCD + Blu-ray)
Cat: ECLEC 32898. Rel: 10 Apr 25
Freefall (CD One: Mirage - The 1974 album)
Supertwister
Nimrodel/The Procession/The White Rider
Earthrise
Lady Fantasy: Encounter/Smiles For You/Lady Fantasy
Earthrise (bonus track: demo Session - Decca Studios 15th July 1973)
The Traveller (bonus track: demo Session - Decca Studios 15th July 1973)
Supertwister (bonus track: demo Session - Decca Studios 15th July 1973)
The White Rider (bonus track: demo Session - Decca Studios 15th July 1973)
Lady Fantasy (bonus track: demo Session - Decca Studios 15th July 1973)
Freefall (CD Two: Mirage - The Stephen W Tayler mix)
Supertwister
Niimrodel/The Procession/The White Rider
Earthrise
Lady Fantasy: Encounter/Smiles For You/Lady Fantasy
Autumn (bonus track)
Lady Fantasy (bonus track)
CD Three - Mirage Blu-ray
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In Concert At The BBC 1973
Cat: RANDB 163LP. Rel: 03 Apr 25
I'm So Green (25:05)
Pinch (26:18)
Review: Recorded for BBC Radio In Concert during Can's 1973 UK tour, this exceptional live performance showcases the cult favourite band at their peak. The five-piece group did their usual trick of expertly weaving together repeating themes and riffs while responding to each other in real-time. The dynamic interplay between keyboards from Schmidt, guitar from Karoli and Suzuki's vocals is driven by the powerful Czukay and Liebezeit rhythm section. Featuring comprehensive sleeve notes and full recording details, this release includes all tracks written by Can members Czukay, Karoli, Liebezeit, Schmidt and Suzuki, all of which were captured live at The Paris Theatre, London on February 19th. A great bit of Can history.
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Live In Cuxhaven 1976
Live In Cuxhaven 1976 (limited translucent blue vinyl LP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: SPOON 65. Rel: 13 Oct 22
Cuxhaven 76 Eins (6:33)
Cuxhaven 76 Zwei (8:00)
Cuxhaven 76 Drei (8:27)
Cuxhaven 76 Vier (6:41)
Review: Live in Cuxhaven 1976 is the third release in Can's special series of live album reissues. It follows Can Live in Brighton 1975, which came out in December 2021. As with a good chunk of Can's latest releases documenting the bulk of their live appearances (which were inarguably their best performances, often outmatching their recorded material), the album consists of four instrumental pieces Eins, Zwei, Drei and Vier.
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At The John F Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts Washington DC 9 16 71
Cat: 060349 7835287. Rel: 26 Sep 24
Tune Up & Band Introduction (2:01)
Dialogue (4:27)
Loneliness Is Just A Word (2:57)
In The Country (7:43)
Poem For The People (6:12)
A Hit By Varese (7:22)
A Song For Richard & His Friends (6:00)
Lowdown (4:34)
Goodbye (6:12)
Beginnings (6:41)
Make Me Smile (Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon) (1:57)
So Much To Say, So Much To Give (2:06)
Anxiety's Moment (2:43)
West Virginia Fantasies (1:34)
Colour My World (1:48)
To Be Free (1:34)
Now More Than Ever (2:00)
Fancy Colours (4:50)
Saturday In The Park (6:02)
Mother (5:26)
It Better End Soon (17:41)
I'm A Man (6:44)
Free (7:18)
Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Free Form intro) (5:22)
Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (4:47)
25 Or 6 To 4 (6:09)
Review: This comprehensive special edition of this classic album comes across eight sides of vinyl and captures the iconic band at the peak of their early career. Performing in the nation's capital, Chicago delivered a wonderfully dynamic set that showcases their unique fusion of rock, jazz, and brass. It features plenty of great work from the band's well known and distinctive horn section and intricate arrangements. A magnificently captured live recording, it features hits from their early albums such as Chicago Transit Authority and Chicago II, and also takes in fan favourites like 'A Song For Richard & His Friends' and 'Beginnings.' The performance is a testament to Chicago's musical versatility and powerful live presence and this version of it takes you right back to the heart of it all.
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The Father Of Make Believe
The Father Of Make Believe (limited trifold translucent light green vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 870422 2399. Rel: 13 Mar 25
Yesterday's Lost (3:19)
Goodbye, Sunshine (4:20)
Searching For Tomorrow (3:23)
The Father Of Make Believe (4:39)
Meri Of Mercy (4:09)
Blind Side Sonny (4:46)
Play The Poet (1:00)
One Last Miracle (3:07)
Corner My Confidence (3:57)
Someone Who Can (3:49)
The Continuum I: Welcome To Forever, Mr Nobody (3:43)
The Continuum II: The Flood (6:20)
The Continuum III: Tethered Together (4:32)
The Continuum IV: So It Goes (5:18)
The Omni-Voice (22:44)
Review: Talk about universe building - Coheeed & Cambria have written their own science fiction odyssey, realised it visually, and then used this as inspiration for their music. Creative self-indulgence or self-dependence, either way it's made for a compelling back catalogue of prog-leaning post-hardcore and emo-infused heavy rock bordering on metal. The Father of Make Believe is the latest episode this epic journey. And it's fully fledged Coheed & Cambria - so instantly gratifying there's a case for this as rock-pop, the slow jam 'Corner of My Confidence' perhaps taking that idea to the furthest point, although even the main stage juggernauts like 'Someone Who Can' seem to be equal parts geek-out six string solo and polished to perfection. In other hands, this might feel plastic, but the skill with which they pull their sound off is nothing but authentic.
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Sci Fi Party
Cat: KM 580116. Rel: 17 Jan 23
Im Reich Der Magier (8:22)
Der Herrscher (6:23)
The Cosmic Couriers Meet South Philly Willy (5:27)
Kinder Des Alls (I) (3:49)
The Electronic Scene (5:55)
Kinder Des Alls (II) (3:28)
Interplay Of Forces (1:53)
Planeten Sit In (3:10)
Review: Cosmic Jokers recorded some now legendary jam sessions back in the 70s. They were split up and made into two compilations, Planet Sit-In and Sci Fi Party, and were both put out in 1974. Amongst the high-class talents who were part of those seasons were legends of the kraut scene like Manuel Gottsching, Klaus Schulze, Jurgen Dollase, Harald Grosskopf and Dieter Dierks. It was Dierks who took care of the recordings, arrangement and mixing as well as being a musician in the seasons. These have been transferred from the original analog tapes and remastered for the first time.
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Radio Wave Surfer (reissue)
Radio Wave Surfer (reissue) (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 8082. Rel: 24 Jun 24
Rhine Water (1:03)
It Ain't No Crime (2:06)
I Get Weird Dreams (2:17)
Saturday Night Movie (3:36)
Dr Oblivion (3:12)
We Can Fight All Night (1:37)
Get It Sweet (2:08)
Ride A Radio Wave (5:21)
Atmophere Tuning (2:08)
Voice Of Bulgaria (3:12)
Late Night Show (3:42)
Through The Freezing Snow (1:19)
Encore (2:33)
Review: Genius, enigma, pioneer. Holger Czukay's impact on music cannot be understated. As co-founder of seminal German legends Can, he was instrumental in bridging gaps between popular and avant garde music, pushing early sampling techniques forward, and having a hand in creating ambient genres. Radio Wave Surfer was his sixth solo album, adding to an impressive back catalogue separate to his work in Can. It's every bit as bold and fearless as you would hope considering the guy who made it, exploring a number of sounds which were either completely new or in incubation at the time - 1991. Rooted in electronica, concerned with the same level of experimentation Czukay's preceding albums, and those of his band, were known for. Trying to explain it isn't easy, so you're best just sticking it in the shopping cart.
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Catalogue Raisonne: Vol. 11: Round The Edges (The Definitive Edition)
Cat: SIS 011SC. Rel: 31 Jan 23
Darkside (7:31)
Maypole (5:05)
Live For Today (8:06)
Rc8 (I See Hate) (5:14)
The Cat (5:25)
Zero Time (6:49)
Review: Northampton-based psychedelic rock band Dark formed in 1968 while founding member Steve Giles was still at school. They quickly became popular on the live circuit and worked up a tight playing style that they managed to capture when in the studio. Their debut album is their most well-known but a long series of compilations have also been issued. However, this is the first-ever accurate reproduction of one of the last surviving original twelve gatefold copies of the band's debut with the full-colour gatefold sleeve.
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Edena Gardens
Edena Gardens (LP with obi-strip + MP3 download code)
Cat: EPR 068LP. Rel: 28 Oct 22
Aether (10:02)
Sliding Under (7:10)
The Canopy (3:54)
Hidebound (6:10)
Now Here Nowhere (7:33)
IOD (2:13)
An T-eilean Dubh (6:53)
Review: There's a juxtaposition of gravel and soaring, almost-gliding quality to the epic guitar work that welcomes you into Eden Gardens. It's as though the refrains and chords are so expansive they envelop everything from ground level to stratosphere. The work of Papir and Cause Sui members Martin Rude and Jakob Skott, the result is both technically impressive and spiritually beneficial. Post-rock that makes you feel genuinely freer than before pressing play.

As grand as it sounds, there's also something very real happening here. For some, this kind of stuff may come across overblown and inflated, but then there's no pomp and pageantry present. And by that we mean the parts that exist are well balanced and you can understand why they are there without necessarily knowing. Everything feels right, and in the correct place, which is probably the best recommendation we can give.
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Joy & Breath Of Eternity (remastered)
Joy & Breath Of Eternity (remastered) (heavyweight vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: R2LP 012. Rel: 06 Jan 25
Morning Glory (2:07)
Joy (part 1) (5:59)
Joy (part 2) (1:58)
To You (4:06)
Crying (3:52)
Care (4:40)
Man Of The Present Age (part 1) (1:24)
Man Of The Present Age (part 2) (2:48)
Man Of The Present Age (part 3) (2:19)
Breath Of Eternity (6:36)
March Of Earth (2:38)
Heart (1:52)
After All (1:33)
After The End (2:13)
Review: This work by Alf Emil Eik is a serene and soothing soundtrack for moments of relaxation, meditation or peaceful ambience. Eik's ethereal melodies transport listeners to a realm of inner peace and timeless beauty. Each track blends intricate layers of sound and evokes serenity and wonder while the harmonies resonate deeply within your soul. Uplifting yet introspective, the music invites reflection on the beauty of life and the mysteries of existence. A fusion of classical, ambient and new age influences abound here and prove Eik to be a master composer.
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Eldorado (remastered)
Eldorado (remastered) (limited numbered 180 gram vinyl 2xLP box set + booklet)
Cat: MFSL45UD1S 015. Rel: 20 Feb 23
Eldorado (Overture) (2:34)
Can't Get It Out Of My Head (4:36)
Boy Blue (4:41)
Laredo Tornado (2:47)
Poor Boy (The Greenwood) (5:43)
Mister Kingdom (5:48)
Nobody's Child (3:44)
Illusions In G Major (3:24)
Eldorado (2:28)
Eldorado (Finale) (3:30)
Review: If you type ELO into Google today the first suggestion is Elon Musk. Sure, he might have cracked, to some extent at least, the mass-marketed electric car, and all the best to him in the space race. Nevertheless, it's disputable whether or not he was ever quite the visionary Jeff Lynne, Roy Wood, and Bev Bevan were in the early-mid-1970s. The undisputed heyday of Electric Light Orchestra, fourth album Eldorado was arguably at the peak of their creative force. Already having firmly established their sound - a surreal hybrid of bar rock, soul, blues, and grand strings - this record really sees them explore the possibilities of that abstract brew. Better yet, ears were open enough at the time to ensure they didn't languish in obscurity, sole reserve of the obsessives or deliberately contrary listeners, and instead claimed a spot in the upper echelons of British pop at the time.
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Murderock (Soundtrack)
Murderock (Soundtrack) (gatefold translucent blue vinyl LP)
Cat: LPOST 035. Rel: 07 Dec 23
Murderock (2:43)
Tonight Is Your Night (3:29)
Streets To Blame (1:23)
Not So Innocent (1:13)
Prelude To Candice (3:26)
Don't Go In The Shower (1:45)
Coffee Time (3:38)
Candice (3:32)
New York Dash (1:38)
Tonight Is Not Your Night (1:08)
The Spillone (1:52)
Murderock (part 1) (1:05)
Murderock (part 2) (1:50)
Murderock (part 3) (1:20)
Murderock (part 4) (2:44)
Review: As well as his prog rock god status as part of ELP, English musician Keith Emerson is well known for his soundtracks for the likes of Dario Argento's 1980 movie Inferno. This Murderock album was written in part as a tribute to the master of Italian horror Lucio Fulci and was first released in 1985, described at the time as being like Flashdance meets Psycho. It's a mix of dance tunes for the day and some dramatic scores and was first reissued in 1993. This version adds four never before released tunes which were used in the backing to the most macabre scenes of the movie.
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It's Only A Movie (Expanded Edition)
Cat: ECLEC 22856. Rel: 08 Feb 24
It's Only A Movie (CD1: remastered)
Leroy
Buffet Tea For Two
Boom Bang
Boots 'n' Roots
Banger
Sweet Desire
Suspicion
Check Out
Stop This Car (B-side Of single - bonus track)
Drink To You (B-side Of single - bonus track)
Boom Bang (Early version - bonus track)
Suspicion (Early version - bonus track)
Stop This Car (Early version - bonus track)
Sat'dy Barfly (BBC radio One In Concert, 26 January 1973 - CD2: BBC Sessions 1973)
Top Of The Hill
My Friend The Sun
Buffet Tea For Two
Children
Glove
Ready To Go
Burlesque
Holding The Compass
Rockin' Pneumonia & The Boogie Woogie Flu
Boom Bang (BBC radio One Top Gear Session, 22 May 1973)
Buffet Tea For Two
Check Out
Sweet Desiree
Review: Family's final studio album, It's Only a Movie, celebrated its 50th birthday in late 2023. To mark the occasion, Esoteric has offered up this remastered, expanded edition. Disc one boats the original album, an extended fusion of blues, psychedelic rock, string-laden progressive rock and Country & Western-influenced Americana, as well as a handful of single B-sides, alternate takes and early versions of LP cuts. Over on disc two, we're treated to a mixture of BBC 'in concert' recordings (where their roots in the British blues explosion of the late 1960s are far more evident) and performances captured for BBC Radio One's legendary 'Top Gear' programme (which did much in the 1960s to bring Beatles performances to the masses).
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Fortezza Di Vetro Vol 2
Fortezza Di Vetro Vol 2 (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: EPR 079LP. Rel: 06 Mar 25
Spirale Iscendente (3:29)
Chi Ci Protegge Da Loro (4:27)
La Banda Piu Pericolosa (4:05)
Crollo Capitalista (4:50)
Scavando La Nostra Stessa Tomba (4:22)
Corruzione Coltivatea (4:01)
Poliziesco (4:10)
Terra Che Non Respire (4:54)
Fortezza Di Vetro (4:42)
Review: Oakland, California. Present Day. Although you might not believe it when you hear it. Justin Pinkerton, or Futuropaco, certainly knows how to drop a red herring, conjuring a cacophony of psychedelic funk-jazz-rock stuff that feels like it has always been here but is brand new, and implies it took a full entourage locked in sweaty jam to realise what is really a one-man-band triumph. Hone in squarely on the rhythmic aspect to understand the core strength. Those drums, and those drum solos, seem to invoke percussive legends without demanding you listen for 20 minutes to their patter and thud. The guitars lunge and drive and chug with the intent of early metal or slo mo druggy electronic dance. And the melodic elements veer from disorientating crescendo to the best of the Spaghetti Western scores.
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Superheat
Superheat (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: SRE 564LP. Rel: 14 Mar 23
The Big Sleep (5:59)
On Most Surfaces (Inuit) (6:11)
Probably Built In The Fifties (6:57)
Liberty Bell (5:37)
Marooned (5:30)
Rescue Me (7:13)
Strange Machines (6:55)
Nighttime Birds (6:55)
My Electricity (9:04)
Sand & Mercury (6:20)
Review: Dutch gothic doom metal turned shoegazing prog collective The Gathering are one of those artists of two consequential halves. Superheat; their live album released at the dawn of the new millennium and recorded primarily in the classic Amsterdam Paradiso, sonically deposits the group half a year before the release of their seminal sixth full-length If Then Else, by which time they had made the full transition to alternative auteurs. Here the material is a complimentary myriad of cuts from their acclaimed opus How to Measure A Planet?, interspliced with material from their darker, heftier albums such as Mandylion and Nighttime Birds.

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LA Complete: The Full 1986 Broadcast Volume One
Cat: PARA 597LP. Rel: 19 Jan 24
Mama (8:58)
Abacab (10:45)
Land Of Confusion (5:16)
That's All (5:18)
Domino (15:02)
In Too Deep (5:21)
The Brazilian (5:15)
Follow You, Follow Me (5:44)
Tonight, Tonight, Tonight (9:01)
Interlude (4:32)
Review: Prog rock - even in its most shiny 80s pop incarnation - doesn't do thing by halves and so we shouldn't be surprised this double album is only one of two sprawling releases containing the 1986 LA gig by Genesis. This is the threesome in their Invisible Touch era, so there's plenty from that album here - yes, even their often overlooked electro-styled instrumental 'The Brazilian' - plus highlights from its eponymous predecessor (the Grandmaster Flash-referencing 'Mama', 'That's All') and other back catalogue big hitters such as 'Follow You, Follow Me' and 'Abacab'.
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II
II (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: IMF 002. Rel: 21 Dec 23
Origin Of The Species (2:14)
Imposter (4:23)
Speak Through Walls (7:21)
Space Farrier (5:50)
The Present (3:17)
To The Pensieve (5:54)
Dispatch Of Species (2:43)
Curbing Lights (1:53)
I Am The Night (10:18)
Birds With Borders (6:57)
Tables Turn (6:01)
King In Yellow (3:44)
Seeds (6:45)
Review: Erlend Viken's first outing as Giant Sky - 2021's self-titled debut - was part epic prog rock overture and part major statement about the state of the music business. Only available in physical album format, for some time just a single track was doing the rounds on streaming services, which wasn't really a track at all, but instead a message about the evils of major streaming platforms and their role in ruining the artistic economy. Second time around, and the music itself is no less powerful. Moving from 'Origin Of The Species' and its floating-through-the-cosmos atmosphere, to the rousing call-to-unity of 'The Pensieve' and the industrial-noise-cum-delicate pop on 'Imposter', the vision and scope are incredible, new ideas seemingly presenting themselves at every twist and turn on this 13-strong track list.
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The Bird Of A Thousand Voices
Cat: BLV 8490. Rel: 29 Aug 24
The Kingdom (4:00)
The Curse (Blood Of An Innocent Is Spilled) (5:38)
The Bird Of A Thousand Voicesf (3:28)
Areg's Calling (Towards The World Above) (5:06)
The Quset Begins (4:40)
The Path Of No Return (3:12)
Areg & Manushak (He Saw Her Reflection In The Water) (3:59)
The Saviour Is Condemned (1:54)
Guidance (Areg Meets Zaman) (2:21)
Flaming Horse & The Thunderbolt Sword (From The Depths Of The Sea) (3:46)
Red, White & Black Worlds (6:14)
Bells Of Memory (2:05)
Only The One Who Brought The Bird Can Make It Sing (5:23)
Prophecy Of A Sacrifice (4:10)
The Demon Of Akn Anatak (2:16)
Temptations (Follow The Luminous Feather (2:34)
Forty Days In The Realm Of The Bottomless Eye (He Brings Light Into The Soil Of Evil) (3:56)
He Refuses To Be Immortal (The Goddess Of Paradise Gives Him The Enchanting Bird) (4:27)
The Return (Through Vast Deserts, Seas & Dark Mountains) (2:59)
Betrayed By Brothers (1:55)
The Well Of Death & Resurrection (4:41)
Sing Me A Song When You Will Be At The Place Where All Is Bliss (2:30)
The Eternal Bird Sings & The Garden Blooms Again (5:57)
Postlude: After Seven Winters (2:23)
Review: Tigran Hamasyan's latest album, The Bird of a Thousand Voices, is his most ambitious work yet and one inspired by a traditional Armenian tale. This transmedia project includes a staged play that premiered at the Holland Festival back in June of this year plus two cinematic music videos, a documentary video, and an online game. The ancient firebird tale, passed down through spoken word over the generations, symbolises the modern world's quest for connection amidst ecological, psychological, and spiritual challenges. By blending Armenian traditional music with jazz improvisation, Tigran, who himself is one of today's most innovative jazz pianists, continues his artistic collaboration with filmmaker Ruben Van Leer to create unique musical experiences.
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The Big Melt
Cat: SC 021. Rel: 06 Nov 24
Cruise (6:50)
A Useful Fever (6:17)
Azul's Garden (5:31)
Jag Ar Jag (4:53)
While My Tar Gently Weeps (5:04)
No Harm (4:58)
Review: Back in the depths of the global Coronavirus pandemic, Nick Hoppner and Alex Kassian decided to join forces to record an album, one that would set aside their club credentials and instead focus on their collective love of krautrock, ambient and 'guitar-driven music'. The result is The Big Melt, the duo's first missive as H.A.N.K. Beginning with the immersive, enveloping sound world that is 'Cruise' - a slow-build, effects-laden dreamscape that offers nods to classic Tangerine Dream, shoegaze and 1990s ambient electronica - the album bobs along attractively, with exotic rhythms and intoxicated electronics ('A Useful Fever') sitting side by side with shuffling Balearic instrumentals ('Azul's Garden'), kosmiche epics ('Jag Aar Jag'), sitar-laden wonders ('While My Tar Gently Weeps'), and analogue-rich nods to Neu!, Can and Dunkelziffer ('No Harm').
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Electronique Guerilla (50th Anniversary Edition)
Electronique Guerilla (50th Anniversary Edition) (limited hand-numbered blue vinyl LP)
Cat: BB 280LTD. Rel: 26 Feb 24
Zind (2:21)
Back To Heldon (8:32)
Northernland Lady (6:55)
Ouais, Marchais, Mieux Qu'en 68 (Ex: Le Voyageur) (4:24)
Circulus Vitiosus (8:27)
Ballade Pour Puig Antich, Revolutionnaire Assassine En Espagne (2:16)
Review: Commonly regarded as the first official release from avant-garde prog/space rock outfit Heldon; Electronique Guerilla (also known as Heldon 1), served as a pioneering piece of studio experimentation and manipulation, utilising a myriad of guitar effects, tape delay and electronics, collated together by the genius of Richard Pinhas. Building the pieces from a Schizo (the earlier incarnation of Heldon) track together with solo guitar loops and electronic works, while warping elements from another collaborative cut with guitarist Alain Renaud, the fruitful, cosmic, proto-wave machinations are often credited as some of the earliest influences from King Crimson's Robert Fripp (who Pinhas cited as a major influence and master of the guitar) and Brian Eno, yet while in no way shying away from their inspirations, Pinhas has since specified that "Heldon 1 was released in '74 at the same time Muff Winwood released the first Fripp & Eno", so while similarities and comparisons are welcome, more attentive ears should be able to extract the nuanced differences with which Heldon crafted their hallucinatory, boundary-pushing early opus. Originally released on Pinhas' own Disjuncta Records and limited to 1000 copies, this long overdue reissue won't stick around anywhere near as long as these swelling brain-pieces.

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Sounds Of Sound LTD (reissue)
Sounds Of Sound LTD (reissue) (clear vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: HMJY 212. Rel: 17 Sep 24
Theme-Mustache
Tak's Tune
Joint
Monster
Lullaby For Yuh
Scotland Scene
Theme
Review: Takeshi Inomata is a pioneering drummer in Japan's jazz scene who launched the band Sound Limited in the late 1960s and set to work blending jazz and rock in a vibrant new direction. Influenced by the brass rock movement, Inomata sought to create music full of energy and free from the constraints of modern jazz. He brought together young, talented musicians to play with vitality and envisioned a large-scale sound. Their debut album, The Sound of Sounds LTD back in 1970, became a classic filled with dynamic performances, including the iconic 'Theme~Mustache,' a track that continues to define the band's legacy.
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Valley Of Smoke (reissue)
Valley Of Smoke (reissue) (numbered clear splattered vinyl LP limited to 100 copies)
Cat: MICM 011AT. Rel: 13 Mar 25
Elegy (6:11)
Above (6:23)
Miasma (5:38)
Sunderance (5:42)
Core Relations (6:32)
Below (7:47)
Valley Of Smoke (5:03)
Past Tense (5:39)
Review: The third full-length from Los Angeles-based progressive, jazz-tinged post-metal giants Intronaut was originally released in 2010 and celebrates its 15th anniversary this year. Further embracing the fretless bass, jazzgazing style of its 2008 predecessor Prehistoricisms, the material found on Valley Of Smoke was the first from the band to slightly eschew the use of exclusively harsh vocals and instead utilise the harmonious cadences of dual vocalist/guitarists Sacha Dunable and Dave Timnick, conjuring a hypnotic balancing act reminiscent of the synergetic fusion of Alice In Chains' Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell. Featuring Tool bassist Justin Chancellor on the epic title-track, providing double bass flourishes, as well as the pitched glitching vocal processing similar to that of progressive death metal legends Cynic (both of whom the band would subsequently tour with), Intronaut have always deserved to be spoken of within the same breath as the likes of Mastodon, Baroness, Deftones, Hum, and any other respected boundary pushing group connecting the mercurial dots between grandiose, conflicting sonics.
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Uganda: Dawn Of African Rock
Uganda: Dawn Of African Rock (LP box set + insert)
Cat: MRBLP 239. Rel: 30 Sep 22
Wanyama Na Mapambazuko (11:40)
Na Tu Penda Sana (9:30)
Vita (7:43)
Pygmy (7:47)
Review: Japanese jazz drummer Akira Ishikawa's blistering 'Uganda (Dawn Of Rock)' makes a piognant claim as to the origins of rock n' roll, blending traditional African drumming workouts with the futuristic tropes belonging to psychedelic rock and fourth world music. Consisting of just four movements ranging from formless to the watery and rhythmic, its recording lies in the basis of just one legendary drummer, but in all its sonics sounds as though an enormous ensemble were behind it. A well-sought J-psych rarity.
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Skating On Thin Ice: Maryland Broadcast 1977 Volume 2
Cat: GR 010. Rel: 15 Jul 22
Velvet Green (6:53)
Hunting Girl (5:20)
Too Old To Rock 'N' Roll: Too Young To Die (4:19)
Minstrel In The Gallery (5:36)
Cross-eyed Mary (3:43)
Aqualung (8:12)
Guitar Solo (4:02)
Wind-up (4:53)
Back Door Angels/Guitar Solo/Wind Up (5:27)
Locomotive Breath (1:42)
Land Of Hope & Glory/Improvisation/Back Door Angels (10:04)
Review: Capturing the prog rock legends in the prime of life, Skating On Thin Ice Vol 2 is a live album from Jethro Tull which was recorded in 1977 at the Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland. It's an expansive set which takes in no less than 22 tracks, covering classics such as 'Wond'ring Aloud', 'Velvet Green', 'Hunting Girl', 'Too Old To Rock n' Roll', and, of course, 'Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of The New Day'. The latter song was in fact a prescient comment on climate change, albeit Ian Anderson was singing about global cooling as opposed to global warming.
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Everything Is Here
Everything Is Here (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: RM 087LP. Rel: 24 Jun 24
Space Odyssey (3:39)
Against The Odds (2:22)
Lush (feat Tkay Maidza) (3:33)
Be Easy (feat Magi Merlin) (3:34)
Mars (feat Kurtis Wells) (3:16)
Gaspard's Dream (3:34)
Blurry (6:25)
Quest (Real Love) (feat Pote) (3:21)
Interface (2:29)
Too Much Of The Same Things (feat Kurtis Wells) (4:16)
Closer To The Source (Signals) (3:38)
No Escape (feat Barney Bones) (3:27)
Sunseeker (feat The Code) (2:56)
Left In The Air (3:23)
Music For The End (2:46)
Review: Kartell's debut album Everything Is Here melds French electronic accessibility with r&b and disco grooves while also drawing on prog rock's esoteric elements and introspective psychedelia. Nostalgic yet forward-looking, it expands on his EPs with dream pop aesthetics and the futuristic allure of the 60s and 70s. Space rock's nebulous textures and ethereal sounds permeate throughout as tracks are anchored by minor-key grooves. The dense, cinematic production weaves a vivid tapestry, integrating live bass, drums, and guitars amid hazy effects and synths to leave you lost in sound.
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Night Is The New Day (15th Anniversary Edition) (half speed remastered)
Cat: VILELP 1159. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Forsaker (4:00)
The Longest Year (4:38)
Idle Blood (4:19)
Onward Into Battle (3:49)
Liberation (4:17)
The Promise Of Deceit (4:15)
Nephilim (4:24)
New Night (4:25)
Inheritance (4:27)
Day & Then The Shade (4:28)
Ashen (4:09)
Departer (5:15)
Review: Originally released in 2009 and celebrating its 15th anniversary with this half-speed remaster on lush red marbled vinyl, Night Is The New Day serves as a genre-bending meander through progressive Scandinavian metallic sonics whilst pulling on elements of gloomy doom rock and synth-laden coldwave. Often spoken in the same breath and with equal credence paid to the likes of Opeth, Ulver and Porcupine Tree, the album is a work of sublime, depressive beauty with ever-shifting pieces like the bombastic-turned-mercurial 'Forsaker' offset by the post-folk vulnerability of 'Idle Blood', leading many to consider the eighth full-length in the Katatonia catalogue to be the finest summation of their expansive vision. The work would also notably be the last to feature the Norrman brothers handling rhythm guitar and bass duties.
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Second Light
Second Light (limited 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: VR 028. Rel: 23 Jan 24
Koi (2:55)
Blue Shift (4:50)
Proxima (5:59)
Betelguese (6:13)
Eris (5:18)
Item #4 (1:50)
Sunsets On Cygnus (5:57)
Event Horizon (8:29)
Review: London might be seen as one of the hottest places for new, urban jazz sounds, but this album Second Light from Kepler Is Free shows that Greece also has its own vibrant scene. Their debut album was a quickly sold out success and now the jazz rock ensemble is back with more expansive work that traverses the 60s, 70s, soul jazz, hip hop and experimental in all new ways. The band was founded in 2018 and though all members are relatively young, they show their maturity here with more widescreen and entrancing sounds that come in collaboration with LEX, one of Greece's best-known rappers.
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Discipline (remastered)
Discipline (remastered) (200 gram vinyl LP in embossed sleeve)
Cat: KCLLP 8. Rel: 26 Oct 22
Elephant Talk (4:48)
Frame By Frame (5:06)
Matte Kudasai (3:48)
Indiscipline (4:35)
Thela Hun Ginjeet (6:26)
The Sheltering Sky (8:22)
Discipline (5:05)
Matte Kudasai (Alt mix) (3:47)
Review: King Crimson of the 1970s sounded very different from the band that made this Discipline album with a newly formed line-up of Robert Fripp, Bill Bruford, Adrian Belew and Tony Levin seven years after the band first broke up. It is now 40 years young so gets the requisite reissue treatment and has also been remastered for the occasion. It comes on a mighty hefty 200g vinyl so can be played extra loud, just as it should. The record mixes up electronica, funk, pure pop, modern avant-garde and much more and was a chart success in many different countries around the world.
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Dogman (reissue)
Dogman (reissue) (limited numbered gatefold 180 gram audiophile black & red marbled vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: MOVLP 3869C. Rel: 11 Feb 25
Dogman (4:03)
Shoes (3:30)
Pretend (4:35)
Flies & Blue Skies (5:01)
Black The Sky (4:34)
Fool You (4:33)
Don't Care (4:35)
Sunshine Rain (4:30)
Complain (3:13)
Human Behavior (4:25)
Cigarettes (5:41)
Go To Hell (0:49)
Pillow (4:21)
Manic Depression (4:49)
Review: Originally released in 1994, the fifth full-length from progressive metal-tinged Christian hard rockers King's X is often considered to be their definitive work. Following the breakout success of its Atlantic Records distributed 1992 self-titled predecessor, which already marked a notable heavier turn, this new direction would be fully embraced with the help of producer Brendan O'Brien (having been impressed by his recent work with the likes of Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots and The Black Crowes). Dogman ultimately ended their, at the time, exclusive recording collaboration with rock production veteran Sam Taylor, who had overseen every prior album to date, allowing for a new lease of sonic life, whilst the most profound and resonant aspect of the material came from vocalist/bassist/primary songwriter Doug Pinnick's crisis of faith. Pondering his uncertainty with religious beliefs he had held dear his entire life, this newfound vulnerability and admittance of spiritual void hit home with not only their devout (no pun intended) fanbase but with unfamiliar newcomers lured in by the frenetic heaviness before relating to the potential agnostic viewpoints within.
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Ik I (reissue)
Ik I (reissue) (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PROT 7304. Rel: 28 Oct 24
On (2:01)
Kicking In The Wind (5:29)
Days (2:33)
Merlin (2:34)
Home (5:14)
Infant Sorrow (3:23)
Tiny Jewelry (3:07)
Rubie (2:35)
One Million Years In Archway (2:13)
A Primrose Path (2:43)
Piano Ballet (2:14)
Review: Izumi Kobayashi's fourth ambient solo album, Ik I, was produced by German visionary Holger Hiller and is now getting a long-awaited reissue. Originally released in a rare Netherlands-only pressing after Kobayashi's move to the UK in 1989, this album captures her unique blend of ambient soundscapes with Hiller's innovative production techniques. It's a real hidden gem of atmospheric music and intriguing Eastern Melody, dainty string patterns and exotic percussive sounds that celebrate Kobayashi's groundbreaking work and are sure to connect with a whole new generation of fans.
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Kohntarkosz Anteria (remastered)
Kohntarkosz Anteria (remastered) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: MOVLP 3874. Rel: 18 Mar 25
KA (I) (11:14)
KA (II) (15:59)
KA (III part 1) (10:39)
KA (III part 2) (11:14)
Review: "Of all the many noble attempts of the prog rockers to create a grand compositional style which blended elements from classical music with rock, none, in my view, ever reached the intensity, complexity and raw savage excitement of the great Magma masterworks." When you make music that feels like the love child of a rock & roll musical, gospel choir, Frank Zappa and Ziggy Stardust, why should anyone expect you to be even remotely humble when describing your own back catalogue. Magma's 1974 epic is nothing short of batshit crazy in the true sense - bordering, perhaps sprinting well beyond, the point of genius and capable of rendering any room speechless. A stunning example of how wild, exploratory and experimental the music industry was once so proud to be.
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Sumer Is Icumen In
Sumer Is Icumen In (limited LP)
Cat: K 127. Rel: 03 Sep 24
Esprit Des Points (2:42)
Ether Noster (4:26)
Sumer Is Icumen In (3:43)
Slumil K Ajxemk Op (4:39)
Grande Albero Buono Magico Uoma (4:04)
Ciguri (1:36)
Tellequed Ellememe (4:38)
The Jeweled Grid (feat Quanta Qualia) (2:50)
Pouvoir Du Dedans (5:24)
Le Concept De Chien N Aboie Pas (4:32)
Review: We're just gonna put it out there - everyone is jealous of Quentin Thirionet. He once worked as a rope access worker (AKA an industrial climber), which sounds interesting and exhilarating. Now he grows organic veg. Which sounds delightful. He's also refused to stylistically confine himself at any sound, hence you might know him from Dhavali Giri or Pairi Daeza, gypsy jazz, Auvergne folk song, experimental electronics or something else entirely. Despite that experience, Sumer Is Icumen is Thirionet's debut LP, and takes us further into those strange, otherworldly noises that are only possible when human and machine work together perfectly. Much of this feels as organic as the artist's farm, but really it's about the natural and mechanical, manmade and synthesised, painting evocative audio pictures that invoke images of evolution, growth, hidden systems at play and equilibrium.
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Zombie Mandingo
Cat: FLIES 67. Rel: 08 Feb 24
Zombie Mandingo (4:19)
Tuareg Road (3:22)
Blue Eyes (2:27)
Ritual (3:41)
Around The Island (3:53)
Love & Bones (3:40)
Voodoo Hunter (2:22)
Hanuman (4:39)
Zombie Mandingo (Trailer music) (1:28)
Review: Larry Manteca's Zombie Mandingo album arrived back in 2013 and in the danced plus has only ever been available digitally. Now it makes its debut on wax and remains a bold listen that was devised as a soundtrack to a non-existent exploitation film. It fuses funk, jazz, and Afrobeat influences with plenty of niche cinematic references such as the zombies in Lucio Fulci's horrors and Umberto Lenzi's cannibalistic adventures. The resulting mash up is beguiling to say the least with horror-tinged exotica next to Fela Kuti rhythms and elements of Italian Library music and colourful psychedelia. A boundary pushing work to say the least.
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Evolution Francaise 1969-1975
Cat: BB 170CD. Rel: 11 Feb 25
Tout Tremblant De Fievre
Facon De Parler
Annie, Christine Ou Patricia
A Bas Tous Les Privileges
Les Indiens Du Dernier Matin
Mon Premier Hold-up
Disco Circus (Francois K edit)
Bains Douches
J'tai Vu Dans Le Canoe?
Pourquoi Tu M'laches Pas?
Review: Has any band undergone such a radical musical evolution as Martin Circus? The French band, formed in 1969, initially explored psychedelia, heavy rhythm and blues and formative progressive rock, before pivoting to Cerrone style disco, new wave and eventually, synth-pop. Evolution Francaise 1969-85 does a great job in charting this sonic journey on one action-packed compilation, chronologically serving up such heady musical highs as 'Annie, Christine ou Partricia' (a heavy rock-meets-The Rolling Stones workout), 'Les Indiens De Demier Matin' (psychedelic disco-rock), 'Mon Premier Hold Up' (their most Cerrone-esque number), 'Disco Circus' (their most famous cut, here re-edited by Francous Kevorkian) and 'J'Tai Vu Dans Le Canoe?' (quirky synth-pop).
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Evolution Francaise 1969-1975
Cat: BB 170LP. Rel: 13 Feb 25
Tout Tremblant De Fievre
Facon De Parler
Annie, Christine Ou Patricia
A Bas Tous Les Privileges
Les Indiens Du Dernier Matin
Mon Premier Hold-up
Disco Circus (Francois K edit)
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J'tai Vu Dans Le Canoe?
Pourquoi Tu M'laches Pas?
Review: Known as much for their outlandish costumes as their constant musical evolution, Martin Circus were one of France's most intriguing bands of the 1970s and 80s. Originally formed in 1969 as a psychedelics-inspired progressive rock combo, they later successfully turned their hand to wonderfully camp, over-the-top disco and synth-sporting new wave. Evolution Francaise 1969-1985 does a brilliant job of charting that remarkable musical evolution, dashing between tail end of the 60s prog sounds ('Tout Tremblant De Fievre', 'Facon de Parler'), early Black Sabbath-esque heavy rock ('Annie, Christine ou Partricia'), gritty, Rolling Stones style rhythm and blues ('A Bas Tous Le Privileges'), psychedelic disco-rock ('Les Indiens Du Demier Matin'), Cerrone-ish throb-jobs ('Mon Premier Hold Up', Francois K re-editing 'Disco Circus') and synth-pop ('J'tai Vu Dans Le Canoe?').
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