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Singles
If There's A Will There's A Way
Don Covay & The Jefferson Lemon Band - "If There's A Will There's A Way" (3:36)
Harvey Mandel - "Baby Batter" (3:40)
Review: Climactic, psychedelic soul and blues brilliance by Don Covay, co-written by Donny Hathaway and backed by a proto-Balearic sweetmeat on the B, Harvey Mandel's 'Baby Batter'. The A-side was originally released one year after (1972) the B-side (1971) on the American Janus label, and the tracks provide a palpable contrast, drawing on the same idiom yet approaching it with remarkable difference. Covay's lyrics are, thematically, overflowing with determination, despite the psychic conflict at the track's heart. Is there any resolution? "The sweeter you, look, mama... the bitterer you treat me..."
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Jazz Carnival
Cat: PAN 004. Rel: 02 Oct 24
Jazz Carnival (3:34)
Magic Fly (3:06)
Review: Haze, an Exeter band that in 1981 endlessly toured the South West of England and released the album "SILVERTOPS REFLECTS HAZE" upon which many contemporary tracks were given the Haze treatment from Barry Manilow's 'I Can't Smile Without You' to Johnny Cash's 'Ghost Riders in the Sky'. In the mix Azymuth's Latin funk anthem 'Jazz Carnival' and Space's legendary electronic 'Magic Fly' surfaced, the latter two of which make up this exceptional 7" release by Panorama records, this relatively new label that celebrates idiosyncratic rarities. Haze seem to like breaking down the original and making space between the beats and yet on this A side an already pumping track pumps faster with an extra electronic edge on the Moog-ish organ, whilst paradoxically Haze's lead guitarist takes on Jose Roberto Bertrami's originally syncopated keys in a more regulated way - not a bad thing if not a jazz dancer but someone who just loves to dance! Intelligently, Panorama have coupled this with Haze's percussion heavy version of 'Magic Fly' on the B side, that even if it remains more so electronic, even poppy, it nicely compliments the Brazilian homage of side A. If you love a rare version, 7" 45s and early 80s jazz funk with a synthesised edge you'll love this.
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A Comforting Notion
A Comforting Notion (12" (indie exclusive))
Cat: SWP 010V. Rel: 24 Mar 23
Consistent Dedication (3:08)
Retributions Of An Awful Life (5:26)
A Comforting Notion (3:36)
24 Hours (4:27)
Review: Heartworms are brand new outfit releasing under Speedy Wunderground - one of the few contemporary imprints giving fresh faces a fighting chance. Their debut EP 'A Comforting Notion' embeds the dystopian vision of one Jojo Orme into our minds - the frontwoman is a grandiose performer, giving tired tropes of delicate female bandleaders a run for its money through means like gritty post-punk and dark synth instrumentation, and a macabre sense of humour. The band's name references a heart-defecting parasite that is commonly found in dogs and is spread through mosquito bites - but don't worry, this EP will make your heart feel nothing but joy (permitting, at least, that you're a fan of bleak music!)
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Darkness Darkness
Cat: PSY 027LP. Rel: 29 Jun 23
Darkness, Darkness (9:58)
No Services (7:07)
Review: A collaborative new single by sampletronic master Kieran Hebden (aka. Four Tet) and guitarist and composer William Tyler, two acclaimed musicians and both longstanding friends. Part of a recent spewing-forth of Hebden-adjacent material to hit the shelves after the artist's oft-reported-upon "agent of chaos" phase, these two tracks, pressed to a furtive 12", provide a neat counterpoint to that assessment. Rather than a pair of riddim bangers, the record flaunts Hebden's signature electronic textures and Tyler's guitar into a hypnotic, nominally dark soundwhirl, reminiscent of the earliest days of Text, but with a unique edge - a sonic corner never quite scoured before by either artist.
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Look At The Lights Go Up
Cat: NW 515. Rel: 29 Jun 23
Hopscotch - "Look At The Lights Go Up" (2:20)
Andwella - "Hold Onto Your Mind" (3:49)
Review: Guerssen Records specialise in reissuing obscure psychedelic music from the past, and here they home in on two early British psychedelic bands, Hopscotch and Andwella. 'Look At The Lights Go Up' is Hopscotch's contribution, with the band made up of former members of the Eyes and Tomorrow, and the track comes as a rare and unreleased demo of melodic trip-sat illumination and lyrical nonsensicality ("This lady from the forest of Manhattan...". Andwella's 'Felix' comes to the B-side, and is a formerly unreleased outtake from their second album World's End.
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Álbumes
The Moon & The Melodies (remastered)
Cat: 4AD 0642CD. Rel: 22 Aug 24
Sea, Swallow Me
Memory Gongs
Why Do You Love Me?
Eyes Are Mosaics
She Will Destroy You
The Ghost Has No Home
Bloody & Blunt
Ooze Out & Away, One How
Review: The Moon and the Melodies, a remarkable collaboration between Cocteau Twins and ambient pioneer Harold Budd, remains a standout achievement in both artists' repertoires. First released in 1986, this enchanting album is now receiving a well-deserved vinyl reissue, meticulously remastered by Robin Guthrie from the original tapes. This album is a stunning fusion of the Cocteau Twins' signature dreamlike atmospheres with Budd's elegant, improvisational piano, resulting in a listening experience that is both expansive and deeply personal. The blending of Elizabeth Fraser's ethereal vocals, seamlessly intertwined with Guthrie's luminous guitar work and Raymonde's resonant bass, creates a sound that is both distinct and evocative. The album effortlessly balances vocal tracks with instrumentals, each adding to its rich and diverse sonic palette. This reissue offers a chance to rediscover a defining moment in the evolution of dream pop and ambient music. The Moon and the Melodies continues to stun audiences. This CD edition is the perfect vehicle to an ethereal beauty of the highest order.
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The Moon & The Melodies (remastered)
Cat: 4AD 0642LP. Rel: 22 Aug 24
Sea, Swallow Me (3:11)
Memory Gongs (7:23)
Why Do You Love Me? (4:43)
Eyes Are Mosaics (4:08)
She Will Destroy You (4:12)
The Ghost Has No Home (7:31)
Bloody & Blunt (2:12)
Ooze Out & Away, Onehow (3:32)
Review: The Moon and the Melodies, a collaboration between Cocteau Twins and ambient pioneer Harold Budd, stands as a unique gem in both artists' discographies. Originally released in 1986, this ethereal album is now being reissued on vinyl, remastered from the original tapes by Robin Guthrie. Unlike anything else the Cocteau Twins ever produced, this record blends their dreamlike soundscapes with Budd's serene, improvisational piano work. The result is an atmospheric journey, at once intimate and expansive. Tracks like 'Sea, Swallow Me' shine with Elizabeth Fraser's otherworldly vocals, intertwined with Guthrie's shimmering guitar and Raymonde's grounding bass, creating a sound that feels both familiar and entirely unique. Instrumentals like 'Memory Gongs' and 'The Ghost Has No Home' highlight Budd's delicate piano, enhanced by the band's signature ambient textures. The album is a study in contrasts, vocal tracks sit alongside instrumentals, each contributing to a cohesive yet diverse listening experience. For fans, this reissue is a chance to revisit a pivotal moment in the evolution of dream pop and ambient music. The album's enduring appeal is evident in its continued influence in social media. The Moon and the Melodies remains a shining light that can happen when artists from different realms come together to create something truly timeless.
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Habitat Ensemble
Cat: MFM 065. Rel: 14 Nov 23
Two Voices In The Field (4:03)
Maringotka (5:52)
Rounded Edges (1:57)
Clay (4:48)
Moments (4:15)
Male Kapky (1:42)
Vitr A Ja (8:34)
Die Vergessenen Orte (3:55)
And Bamboo (3:19)
Le Magicien De La Foret (4:40)
Outro (2:23)
Review: Habitat Ensemble is a new musical collective that is led by musician Marius Houschyar and this is their self titled debut album on the delightful Music From Memory. The group has roots in the south of the Czech Republic where, we're told, outsiders and creatives have been meeting at a summer school since the 1990s. It was in the summer of 2022 that this group came together, inspired by the idea of exchanging the down cultural and musical ideas through music. They first started out with a series of multidisciplinary workshops which then blossomed into this full length - a fusion of jazz, ambient, world music and experimentation that is organic and enriching.
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See You At The Maypole
Cat: 279961. Rel: 03 Oct 24
Fog Winter Balsam Jade (3:47)
Collect Color (3:13)
I-90 (4:16)
Figurine (4:05)
Heartwood (2:38)
Big Dipper (4:07)
Shirtsleeves (1:22)
Sunset Hunting (3:31)
Dust (3:39)
Slow Music (3:47)
Ephemeral Being (2:52)
Violetlight (2:20)
Velvet Coil (2:24)
The Museum (3:36)
King Of Tides (3:54)
Mother Tongue (3:01)
March Grass (5:59)
Review: The sixth studio album from Half Waif aka. Nandi Rose, See You At The Maypole, hears the musician process loss, motherhood and miscarriage through 17 lissome songs of graceful, chin-up synthetics and indie spoken word. These tracks were originally intended as a departure from her earlier, darker works; the mood is timely autumnal, literally and figuratively turning new yet browned leaves; despite the electronically inflected and modern buzzing feel of 'Heartwood' and 'Ephemeral Being', all tracks were composed in a small cabin overlooking a luscious and rain-rippled pond, as part of a solo retreat in the Catskill Mountains in New York. And yet despite its singular locality, Half Waif commands a stylistic range that is unsettled as it is expansive, weaving between unseelie autotune, bracken textures and rustling melancholia.
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And Dub!
And Dub! (translucent white vinyl LP limited to 200 copies)
Cat: BMDH & O. Rel: 07 Feb 25
Rich Girl (extended) (3:18)
Private Eyes (3:29)
Private Eyes (instrumental) (3:29)
I Can.t Go For That (5:00)
Maneater (4:45)
One On One (4:26)
Review: You can probably work out what's going on here from the title: a superb collection of reworked Hall & Oates classics inna reggae style. They are the fine work of Black Market Dub who likes to reimagine classic sounds through a 70s Jamaican lens. The techniques used throughout are superbly authentic with hissing hi-hats, lazy tumbling beats and snaking baselines. The vocals remain in their original, often polished, falsetto style and extra horns are added for a lush sunny impact. Great fun, but also great quality.
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The Upturned Glass
The Upturned Glass (limited LP)
Cat: BCRLP 01. Rel: 25 Nov 21
6,000 Drunks Clinging To A Landslip (part 1) (1:43)
Morning Walk (5:05)
Pool In The Rose (6:02)
The Upturned Glass (part 1) (5:26)
The Upturned Glass (part 2) (7:49)
Evening Song (4:40)
6,000 Drunks Clinging To A Landslip (part 2) (4:02)
Review: Since first joining forces in 2017, Warren Hampshire and Greg Foat have released some of the most magical albums of recent times - sets that cannily combine their mutual love of pastoral music, jazz-funk, library jazz, soundtracks and heady downtempo grooves. The Upturned Glass, the pair's sixth collaborative full-length, is another genuine gem. Highlights come thick and fast, from the skewed, lo-fi jazz-funk warmth of 'Pool In The Rose' and the string-drenched beauty of opener '6,000 Drunks Clinging to a Landslip' (an amusing title for a genuinely moving track), to the chiming, low-slung brilliance of the two-part title track and the emotive, slow-motion ambient-folk beauty of 'Evening Song'.

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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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Triptych: Part Three
Triptych: Part Three (black marbled vinyl LP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: NR 132LP. Rel: 30 Oct 24
Clouds Are Relatives (7:17)
Snow Spirits (5:17)
Eye The Unconquered Flame (4:19)
Clouds Are Relatives (The Bug Amtrak dub mix) (7:21)
The Absolute Nature Of Light (4:14)
Herne's Oak (5:57)
Cumha Uisdean (Lament For Hugh) (2:49)
Review: Steve Von Till concludes his ambitious Harvestman Triptych series with a deep exploration into folklore, ancient landscapes, and sonic experimentation on Triptych. Woven from two decades of home recordings, this final installment channels primal energies and lost traditions through a psychedelic, multi-layered soundscape. Von Till's psych-folk core is joined by elements of drone, sludge, and electronic noise, with notable guest contributions from The Bug, Wayne Adams (Petbrick), Douglas Leal (Deafkids), and others. Tracks like 'Herne's Oak' pulse with seismic bass, while 'Clouds Are Relatives' and 'Cumha Uisdean' resonate with haunting melodies. The album's dense layers evoke forgotten times, blending myth and music into a hypnotic reverie. Hablak's glyph-style artwork, continuing from Parts One and Two, complements the sonic journey with its mysterious, ancient symbolism. Triptych serves as a fitting, visionary conclusion to Von Till's projectian immersive, mind-bending journey through a soundscape rooted in the echoes of ancient civilizations. A truly remarkable end to a unique trilogy.
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Rid Of Me (reissue)
Rid Of Me (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: 851112. Rel: 21 Aug 20
Rid Of Me (4:31)
Missed (4:25)
Legs (3:38)
Rub 'Til It Bleeds (5:05)
Hook (3:56)
Man-Sized Sextet (2:20)
Highway '61 Revisited (2:53)
50ft Queenie (2:20)
Yuri-G (3:30)
Man-Size (3:16)
Dry (3:22)
Me-Jane (2:43)
Snake (1:35)
Ecstasy (4:33)
Review: Polly Jean Harvey is currently midway through an epic reissue series, delivering freshly re-mastered versions of numerous albums across a multitude of formats. The latest set to get a new vinyl pressing is 1993's "Rid of Me", which saw the celebrated singer-songwriter make her major label bow after years spent operating on small indie imprints. Widely considered one of Harvey's finest moments, the set was far more raw and aggressive than her previous work - despite using the same stripped-back line-up of musicians as its predecessor - with producer Steve Albini, famed for his work with the Pixies, conjuring a particularly "psychotic" sound (as its main protagonist has since called the album in interviews).
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Dry (reissue)
Dry (reissue) (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: PURE 10LP. Rel: 24 Jul 20
Oh My Lover (3:59)
O Stella (2:37)
Dress (3:16)
Victory (3:16)
Happy & Bleeding (4:46)
Sheela-Na-Gig (3:14)
Hair (3:46)
Joe (2:33)
Plants & Rags (4:08)
Fountain (3:51)
Water (4:38)
Review: The world was very different in 1992, but some of the greatest musical moments from that year stand the test of time. Just take Polly Jean Harvey's staggering debut - the making of a musical icon and one of the era's finest examples of songwriting. It still sounds exceptional and its messages still resonate, lifting the woke-washed veil of our age in one fell swoop, laying bare the fact that many toxic attitudes prevail. It's rock music, but that's hardly the point. What matters isn't so much what's being played, but how and what's being said. Delivered with an air of Pixies and nod to Patti Smith, written in the wake of a relationship imploding, our introduction to Harvey remains vital as ever. A refusal to accept simplistic, patriarchal views of womanhood and femininity, or indeed simplistic patriarchal views of anything, the record's razor sharp observations, cunning wit and deft ability to reference but feel original is remarkable.
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Is This Desire? (reissue)
Is This Desire? (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 898528. Rel: 29 Jan 21
Angelene (3:25)
The Sky Lit Up (1:53)
The Wind (3:59)
My Beautiful Leah (2:00)
A Perfect Day Elise (2:58)
Catherine (3:51)
Electric Light (3:05)
The Garden (4:03)
Joy (3:37)
The River (4:39)
No Girl So Sweet (2:44)
Is This Desire? (2:53)
Review: It has been said before that Polly Jean Harvey's 1998 album, Is This Desire, marked a watershed moment in her career. A veritable coming of age record that failed to match the commercial heights of To Bring You My Love, but was actually a far more complete and personal thing. Less angry than preceding efforts, it painted a more balanced and accurate portrait of an artist whose formative years were pockmarked with media analysis and criticism of her visible powerful attributes - sexuality and fury.

Coupled with the fact that Harvey has never been one to pander to scenes in the hope of top ten chart success, and you can only imagine how happy she was with the finished product. And all this is before we start banging on about the musicality, from title track's subtle, hushed baritone blues to the garage rock-out of 'A Perfect Day Elise'.
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To Bring You My Love (reissue)
To Bring You My Love (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 896473. Rel: 11 Sep 20
To Bring You My Love (5:09)
Meet Ze Monsta (3:38)
Working For The Man (4:47)
C'mon Billy (3:01)
Teclo (4:23)
Long Snake Moan (5:15)
Down By The Water (3:11)
I Think I'm A Mother (3:58)
Send His Love To Me (4:14)
The Dancer (4:04)
Review: You can never really understate the impact Polly Jean Harvey had when she landed on the UK music scene, and the radars of tastemakers like John Peel, in the early-1990s. Guitar tracks at the time were usually split into unashamedly lager-soaked upfront Britpop, or nihilistic and self-sabotaging grunge and metal from the US. PJ Harvey was neither, and on 'To Bring You My Love' she perfected a particularly UK take on heavy, darkroom rock.

Pressing play means stepping into a world where the blues can either be a sparse, pitch black tome ('To Bring You My Love') or stomping and sweat-soaked juggernaut ('Meet Ze Monsta'), and that's just referencing the first two songs. Compare either to the trip-hop infused downtempo melancholia of 'The Dancer', and it's pretty clear why this was one of the albums of its decade.

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Stories From The City Stories From The Sea (reissue)
Cat: 898541. Rel: 26 Feb 21
Big Exit (3:51)
Good Fortune (3:19)
A Place Called Home (3:39)
One Line (3:15)
Beautiful Feeling (3:57)
The Whores Hustle & The Hustlers Whore (3:53)
This Mess We're In (3:56)
You Said Something (3:18)
Kamikaze (2:24)
This Is Love (3:47)
Horses In My Dreams (5:31)
We Float (6:05)
Review:  2000's Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea is a lauded set that many critics still cite as one of the singer-songwriter's greatest works. Famously, most of the songs focus on love and relationships and were written while Harvey was living in New York City at the tail end of the '90s. It remains a fine album that has stood the test of time well, with highlights including soaring opener 'Big Exit', jangling sing-along 'A Place Called Home', the sparse and haunting 'Beautiful Feeling' and full-throttle, grunge-inspired rocker 'Kamikaze'.
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I Inside The Old Year Dying
I Inside The Old Year Dying (gatefold LP + booklet)
Cat: PTKF 30321. Rel: 06 Jul 23
Prayer At The Gate (4:13)
Autumn Term (3:16)
Lonesome Tonight (3:49)
Seem An I (3:10)
The Nether-edge (3:15)
I Inside The Old Year Dying (1:51)
All Souls (4:23)
A Child's Question, August (2:44)
I Inside The Old I Dying (3:10)
August (2:41)
A Child's Question, July (3:06)
A Noiseless Noise (3:55)
Review: I Inside the Old Year Dying is PJ Harvey's tenth studio long player but a first in some seven years. The last, The Hope Six Demolition Project, was a UK number one on the album charts and this one was again recorded with long-time creative collaborators John Parish and Flood. It is a vast sonic universe that is located "in a space between life's opposites, and between recent history and the ancient past." There is plenty of biblical imagery, Shakespearean references and lots of profound songwriting, as you would expect.
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Now Playing
Now Playing (limited translucent red vinyl LP)
Cat: ATL 726393.1. Rel: 20 Jun 24
The Ghetto (2:44)
Giving U (3:52)
A Song For You (mono version) (3:20)
Little Ghetto Boy (3:51)
Jealous Guy (live) (3:09)
Where Is The Love (feat Roberta Flack) (2:40)
You've Got A Friend (feat Roberta Flack) (3:24)
Someday We'll All Be Free (4:05)
I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know (mono version) (4:39)
Love, Love, Love (3:21)
Review: This Now Playing album on Atlanta celebrates Donny Hathaway with a tracklist that embodies his signature themes of love, hope, and introspection. Featuring iconic hits such as 'The Ghetto - Part 1,' 'A Song For You,' and the soulful duet 'Where Is The Love' with Roberta Flack, Hathaway's emotive vocals and profound lyrics take centre stage. Addressing social issues, tracks like 'Little Ghetto Boy' add depth to the collection. Concluding with the uplifting 'Someday We'll All Be Free,' this compilation resonates with soul-stirring melodies and resilient messages and allows Hathaway's legacy to shine brightly and leave an indelible mark on listeners with his timeless and enduring spirit.
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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Soul
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Dorian Portrait
Cat: SOTORO 1005. Rel: 03 Aug 23
Mykes (3:44)
All Wet (5:37)
Dissolution (3:41)
Picture Gray (3:47)
Reunify (2:54)
Rising Streams (9:46)
Cascade (5:33)
Nyonks Jarabi (4:20)
Review: The latest addition to the catalogue of Swiss label, Second Thoughts, John Haycock's Dorian Portrait is a striking fusion of jazz and ambient. Showcasing Haycock's Kora specialism - the 21 stringed instrument that has its roots in West Africa - this is an impressive debut studio album from the Manchester-based artist. The opening track, 'Mykes', fans out onto a rippling melody where the plucked strings of the Kora melt into the twin tones of Haycock's electronic components, striking an intriguing balance between a sound that feels age old yet resolutely new. Another standout track, 'Dissolution', grows out from a more prominent bassline, like a plant pushing through soil - leaves unfurling, stretching out towards the sun. This is a beautifully reflective album for quiet introspection and shared listening alike.
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Intérprete: PHANTOM ISLAND
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Rat Wars
Rat Wars (limited translucent ruby vinyl LP + booklet (indie exclusive))
Cat: 888072 572461. Rel: 22 Feb 24
Demigods (4:03)
Future Of Hell (3:49)
Hateful (2:58)
(Of All Else) (3:35)
Crack Metal (4:19)
Unloved (1:47)
Children Of Sorrow (3:11)
Sicko (2:39)
Ashamed (4:27)
(Of Being Born) (1:31)
DSM-V (2:44)
Don't Try (5:00)
Review: LA based industrial trio HEALTH have had quite the curious trajectory from their confrontational noise-rock beginnings, to providing the acclaimed score to Max Payne 3, all the way to redefining themselves as a gritty, synth-metal behemoth on 2019's Vol 4: Slaves Of Fear. Following on from their lockdown-inspired two-part Disco 4 collaborative project which boasted cuts written in tandem with artists ranging from a multitude of differing sonic spheres, such as alternative hip-hop (JPEGMAFIA, Ghostemane) to hyperpop (100 Gecs) and even grindcore (Full Of Hell), their latest endeavour appears to be taking cues from both their more vicious experiments as well as their newfound collaborative ethos. With features from the likes of Godflesh and Willie Adler of Lamb Of God, whilst embracing both their metallic and techno-leaning indulgences simultaneously, Rat Wars promises to distil the myriad of components essential to the sonic makeup of HEALTH into one oppressive, melancholic, hellish, absorbing and vital collection.
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Phasor
Phasor (translucent green vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 4AD 0610LPE. Rel: 08 Feb 24
LFO (Lupe Finds Oliveros) (3:07)
I Just Want To Wake Up With You (3:50)
Best For You & Me (3:07)
Colores Del Mar (3:38)
Echo Tricks Me (4:11)
Out There (4:58)
Flores (3:21)
Wish You Could Be Here (3:57)
Es Una Fantasia (4:30)
Review: Roberto Lange is back with a new album for 4AD which feels in stark contrast to his previous outing, 2021's Far In. That album was a definite lockdown record, and now Lange is in the mood to reach out and celebrate the sunshine, funnelling his dense and dusky production and playing into some wonderfully varied songs. There's a unique sentimentality to the Helado Negro sound captured in the huge reverb tails which spiral out of songs like 'LFO (Lupe Finds Oliveros)', but there's no immediate fix for the curious charm of his dusty indie rock sound.
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The Original Faces
The Original Faces (LP + insert)
Cat: KRANK 196LP. Rel: 04 Sep 15
Ryder (3:15)
Motorcycle (1:49)
Covered In Shade (1:18)
Felt This Way (4:01)
Pass Me By (2:17)
Right Outside (2:18)
Allison (3:30)
Dying All The Time (3:57)
Grace (2:39)
City Breathing (1:50)
Violet (4:08)
Track 12 (1:31)
Review: Grouper's Liz Harris has made her name over the last decade with an evocative and wintry sound that is unique in its desolate minimalism. Moreover, while it wouldn't be every artist that would use a glacial yet abrasive dreampop power-trio as a way to blow off steam, this would seem superficially to be exactly what she's doing with Helen, her project in cahoots with members of Eternal Tapestry and Eat Skull. Yet 'The Original Faces' is a rare treat, replete with the hazy rapture of 4AD records of old yet suffused with the abstract sleight-of-hand that could have come from no-one else but Harris.
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Hips & Makers (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2024)
Hips & Makers (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2024) (limited gatefold translucent bottle green vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 4AD 0652LPX. Rel: 08 May 24
Your Ghost (3:15)
Beestung (3:05)
Teeth (4:09)
Sundrops (4:02)
Sparky (1:29)
Houdini Blues (4:26)
A Loon (4:18)
Velvet Days (3:52)
Close Your Eyes (5:26)
Me & My Charms (4:15)
Tuesday Night (3:02)
The Letter (2:41)
Lurch (0:33)
Cuckoo (2:09)
Hips & Makers (3:07)
Hysterical Bending (B-sides) (3:53)
The Key (3:34)
Uncle June & Aunt Kiyoti (2:29)
When The Levee Breaks (4:27)
A Loon (Strings version) (4:23)
Sundrops (4:11)
Me & My Charms (4:30)
Velvet Days (3:43)
The Key (3:40)
Review: Hips & Makers takes us back to a great time for independent guitar music. The debut album from Kirstin Hersh is deceptively quiet and unarguably powerful, predominantly made up of acoustic numbers that really speak to how strong the rock-folk crossover was at this point. Adding the inimitable voice of REM's Michael Stipe to the opening track, 'Your Ghost', only accentuates this. A million miles from 'twee', while things here are often set at a volume that encourages reflection, in other moments they explode into an earthen celebration of passion and energy. Almost carnal. 'A Loon' and its campfire yelps and whoops, 'Close Your Eyes' with its rousing chorus invoking resilience and resistance. Even the sparseness of 'The Letter' makes a huge impact.
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Caeke
Caeke (180 gram pink vinyl LP limited to 200 copies)
Cat: ZZZV 24003. Rel: 09 May 24
I Love My Life (Again & Again) (4:03)
Are You Sleeping? (3:34)
You & Me & Them (4:16)
Walk Me Home (3:08)
You Don't Dance (extended version) (5:32)
Halloj, Kan Du Hore Mig? (2:54)
Always There (3:50)
Sometimes You Get Lucky (4:48)
Review: Danish electronic pop act Hess Is More's CaeKE marks a return to pop's borderlands after detours into orchestral and experimental sounds. Minimalist and mellow, the new album eschews sprawling ensembles for a DIY space of piano, drum machines, and vintage synths all of which frame Hess' wandering voice with eccentric poetry. Balancing maturity with childlike curiosity tracks like 'I Love My Life... Again and Again' exhibit a subversive lightheartedness amid mellow existentialism. The album is a reflection on fatherhood and life's changes since the early 00s that finds Hess embracing a new melody-one that harmonises seriousness with carefreeness, introspection with outward expression.
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 in stock $28.85
Down On The Road By The Beach (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 061LP. Rel: 24 Sep 19
Blue Beach - Welcome To Your Beach (4:14)
Never Find A Girl (To Love Me Like You Do) (2:49)
By The Pool (2:18)
Roll Over, Beethoven - Out Of The Beach (2:23)
In The Shade (3:20)
Looking Across The Street (5:02)
Long Distance Look (2:13)
Hot Afternoon (2:43)
Crying In The Sun (3:02)
The Next Time (2:33)
Miss BB Walks Away (3:48)
Sleep Walk (2:14)
Standing There (3:48)
Review: While he enjoyed a brief career as a musician in the 1960s, by the time he recorded debut album "Down On The Road By The Beach" in 1983 Steve Hiett was better known as one of the world's leading fashion photographers. In fact, it was at the suggestion of a Japanese gallery owner that he got back in the studio to record what has long been regarded as an impossible-to-find Balearic gem. Hiett's reverb and delay-laden Peter Green style guitar passages take centre stage throughout, winding in and out of languid grooves and ambient electronics to create what some have called "the ultimate desert island disc" - a record of such lazy, sun-kissed beauty that it sounds tailor made for drowsy days waking up on the beach.
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Twilight
Twilight (translucent blue vinyl LP)
Cat: FAKE 137. Rel: 13 Feb 25
The Comedown (4:36)
Twilight (5:33)
Uptown/Downtown (3:18)
Driftaway (3:27)
Sorry I Made You Cry (3:03)
Goodbye Drama Queen (3:11)
Equinox's Children (3:23)
High With You (5:17)
Night Drive (2:16)
Star (2:57)
Sleeping Pill (1:29)
Sirens (3:01)
Review: Former Soup Dragons man Hifi Sean (real name Sean Dickson) seems to have found a musical soulmate in David McAlmont. The pair have already impressed via a pair of well-regarded albums and here drop a third collaborative full-length - barely six months after its predecessor, Daylight, appeared in stores. Designed as a kind of flip side to that set - a loosely conceptual musical night drive from dusk 'til dawn - Twilight cannily combines slow, soft-touch grooves, dreamy textures, bubbly electronics, strobe-lit synths and McAlmont's honeyed vocals to great effect. The plentiful highlights include Blessed Madonna collaboration 'The Comedown', the tactile bliss of 'Goodbye Drama Queen', the huggable wooziness of 'High With You' and the heartfelt sweep of 'Star'.
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Tags: Nu Disco
 in stock $26.08
Twilight (Deluxe Edition)
Twilight (Deluxe Edition) (purple midnight vinyl LP + blue 7" flexi-disc + autographed art print (indie exclusive))
Cat: FAKE 137X. Rel: 13 Feb 25
The Comedown (4:36)
Twilight (5:32)
Uptown/Downtown (3:18)
Driftaway (3:25)
Sorry I Made You Cry (3:02)
Goodbye Drama Queen (3:11)
Equinox's Children (3:23)
High With You (5:17)
Night Drive (2:16)
Star (2:57)
Sleeping Pill (1:29)
Sirens (3:02)
Driftaway Dub (Flexi-disc) (2:15)
Review: Six months after dropping their second collaborative full-length excursion, Daylight, HiFi Sean and David McAlmont deliver the yang to that set's ying - the loosely conceptual dusk-til-dawn night drive that is Twilight. More synth-heavy and strobe-lit than its predecessor, the album sees the effortlessly soulful McAlmont add his honeyed vocals to backing tracks rich in soft-touch grooves, dreamy textures, bubbly electronics and strobe-lit melodic motifs. This limited, deluxe edition is the one to grab if you can; aside from being pressed to colourful purple vinyl, it also comes bundled with a single-track seven-inch flexi-disc (containing a fine alternate dub mix of 'Driftaway') and an autographed art print.
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Tags: Nu Disco
 in stock $30.81
Versus
Versus (2xLP with obi-strip)
Cat: OP 077. Rel: 16 Jul 24
Versus (17:54)
Antinome (6:48)
In Situ (5:18)
Sirocco (16:09)
Catalyst (4:43)
Faceless (Pulse) (4:44)
The Outside Doesn't Dream Of Itself (6:55)
Little One (6:56)
Aporia (5:40)
Review: Guitarist and composer Patrick Higgins moves out of his comfort zone for a high concept record that pushes boundaries in many directions. As emotionally charged as it is expansive, the title track itself premiered at Monom Studios, Berlin, on a 75 surround speaker setup, giving some idea as to how bold and high spec the ideas are behind the collection as a whole. Versus has plenty of fingers on live instrumentation, but it's also concerned with totems of electronic production - the seamless interweaving of musical textures and layers, free improvisation and an appreciation for bridging styles within and between tracks themselves. Avant garde, ambient, experimental, and installation-worthy stuff from a true great, these are less tracks and more sonic moments contributing to a wider, singular work that's good enough to fully immerse you.
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Folk Funk & Trippy Troubadours Volume 3
Paul HILLERY / VARIOUS
Cat: BBE 793CLP. Rel: 06 Feb 25
Sheila Chandra - "One" (4:34)
Tim Green - "Got More Love" (3:04)
Stephen Whynott - "What Have You Seen" (3:19)
February Montaine - "Seven Letters" (3:28)
Gil De Ray - "Something About Nothing" (4:36)
Robin Frederick - "Night Blooming Thing" (4:01)
Bobbi Keith - "Give Me Time" (4:36)
Jeff Putterman - "Beside You" (3:08)
Kirk Edwards - "Provincetown" (3:41)
Soapstone - "You Brighten Up My Day" (3:34)
Jerry Thomas - "Love Strain" (3:50)
Janelle Richey - "Rainy Day Dreams" (2:53)
Dave Smith & Judy Dinning - "Sail Far" (4:07)
Dwight Druick - "Joshua" (3:21)
Franciscus Henri - "Friendship" (2:47)
Tom Wasinger - "Montse'gur'" (3:27)
Charmer - "Movin' On" (2:34)
Siren - "Take It If You Try" (3:45)
Rhythm & Bliss - "Love Is The Sun" (4:16)
Robert Carlton - "Going All The Way" (2:40)
Roger Ekman - "Motivationen Maste Vara Stor" (2:39)
Heaven & Earth - "Feel The Spirit" (4:44)
Review: Masterful curator Paul Hillery returns with another essential instalment in this wonderful BBE series. Volume 3 continues his tradition of unearthing rare, high-quality tracks so it is a perfect companion to his Children of the Sun trilogy. This one spans funky folk, jazzy AOR, lo-fi dub and DIY folktronica and includes numerous gems like Sheila Chandra's ethereal vocals and Tim Green's euphoric grooves, a playful vibe from Gil De Ray on 'Something About Nothing' and plenty more besides. With extensive sleeve notes, this is a deep sonic journey that also cements the man behind it as an expert archivist.
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Folk Funk & Trippy Troubadours: Volume Two
Paul HILLERY / VARIOUS
Cat: REWARM 16LP. Rel: 05 Oct 23
Grand Union - "Morning Brings The Light" (2:45)
Tasha Lee McClunney - "Undone" (6:34)
Len Udow - "Beauty Raise The Tree" (5:57)
Len Udow - "Wild Canada" (4:22)
Mike Glick - "The Ballad Of Ho Chi Minh" (8:12)
Chris Rawlings - "Song Of Creation" (3:36)
Gary Lapow - "Bamboo In The Wind" (4:33)
Summer Rain - "Turn On Your Lovelight" (2:28)
Jennie Rylatt - "Rainfall" (3:02)
Lucy Kitchen - "Olivia" (4:02)
Henry Parker - "Prospect Of Wealth" (2:29)
Findlay Brown - "Teardrops Lost In The Rain" (Stallions remix) (8:04)
Harris & Crane Band - "Change Is Me, Change Is You" (3:32)
Frank Pyne & Loon Saloon - "Waco" (4:58)
The BB Jackson Band - "Theme IV: A Detective" (4:37)
Cascada - "Weepin'" (6:06)
Peter Campbell - "Let Me Ride" (4:28)
Review: From an ardent blogger to an in-demand compiler, Paul Hillery's obsessive approach to music discovery has taken him far. As well as working with the likes of BBE, he's been fostering a working relationship with Re:Warm which now yields a second volume of the fantastic Folk Funk & Trippy Troubadours series. The title is instructive, and somewhere in the folds of private press joints and forgotten album cuts Hillery finds a thread which binds together seemingly disparate sounds. There's delicate singer-songwriter seances from the likes of Lucy Kitchen and psychedelic, roving magic from Stallions remixing Findlay Brown and much more besides.
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Intérprete: Manu Archeo
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Blind On A Galloping Horse
Blind On A Galloping Horse (limited gatefold 2xLP + insert)
Cat: HVNLP 219. Rel: 09 Nov 23
When People Are Occupied Resistance Is Justified (10:21)
It's Over, If We Run Out Of Love (5:04)
Emotionally Clear (4:04)
Hope Is The Last Thing To Die (4:50)
You Will Know Me By The Smell Of Onions (4:38)
Necessary Genius (3:42)
Yeah X 3 (4:47)
I Laugh Myself To Sleep (4:13)
Too Muchroom (3:47)
Agitprop 13 (6:50)
Stop Apologising (5:37)
Tyranny Of The Talentless (5:46)
Love In The Upside Down (4:39)
Blind On A Galloping Horse (5:32)
Review: David Holmes' first solo album since 2008's The Holy Pictures, Blind On A Galloping Horse now comes to Heavenly Recordings. A politically-charged LP full of sonic interrogations of political disaster and turmoil, Holmes here joins the cast of artists using their art to provide solace to music fans suffering at the hands of the Uncertainocene. With updated versions of the previously released singles 'Hope Is The Last Thing To Die' and 'It's Over If We Run Out Of Love', as well as a recording of an unreleased song by Holmes' late friend Andrew Weatherall, we're reminded of conflict, migration and othering, as all manner of voices combine to form a diverse but unified whole against a backdrop of leftfield post-punk - be they the spoken word accounts from Afghan and Ukrainian refugees now welcomed as residents in Belfast, or the French and Irish observers of the UK's turmoil of recent years.
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Helium Remixes
Helium Remixes (limited purple LP + insert)
Cat: LYN 52. Rel: 29 Nov 19
All Night Long (Ciel's Daylight Saving mix) (8:26)
Just Like My (TAYE//PAL mix) (5:40)
Other Than (TAYE//PAL mix) (3:48)
Like Mariah (Jessy Lanza remix) (3:27)
Nothing Could Be Better (Foodman remix) (2:38)
Another Thing (LH mix) (5:35)
Just Like My (Project Pablo remix) (3:34)
Another Thing (Cecile Believe mix) (4:45)
Secret Track (DJ Paypal Secret remix) (4:22)
Review: After the success of "Helium", 2019's long-form from Montreal singer, songwriter and multi-instrumental hypnagogic pop soloist Homeshake, we are now presented with a slew of top drawer remixes from a selection of unarguably varied producers. Opening with Ciel's Daylight Savings Mix of "All Night Long", the trippy, dreamy garage effort sets the bar high. Similar broken joys can be found in the bass-R&B hybrid "Like Mariah", as re-read by Jessy Lanza, not to mention Cecile Believe's take on "Another Thing", with its extended build and eventual release into rolling, acid euphoria. More subdued and scatty, "Other Than", reworked by TAYE/PAL, might invoke the likes of DNTEL to some, while disco don Project Pablo delivers the finest dancefloor moment with a two-stepping vocal anthem-in-the-making - that re-rub of "Just Like My".
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Phonetics On & On
Phonetics On & On (limited clear vinyl LP)
Cat: OLE 2100LPE. Rel: 13 Feb 25
Where'd You Go
Rock City
In Twos
2468
Well I Know You're Shy
Julie
Switch Over
Information Content
Frontrunner
Sport Meets Sound
I Can't Stand To See You
Review: Despite forming as recently as 2019 and signing with Matador in merely 2021, Horsegirl are hitting their stride, clocking up some top tier collaborations and endorsements from esteemed elders of the indie rock community. To record this album, which is the follow-up to their 2022 debut, they headed to Wilco's studio in Chicago and had none other than Welsh musician Cate Le Bon produce it. The result has been less Breeders-esque grunge saturation and an embracing of bright, clear sonic territories which brings them closer towards The Clean-esque jangle pop sound - it massively suits them. And they've added violin and synths to their guitar-y core which gives them a new dimension and more compelling arrangements than ever before.
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Hosono House Revisited
Haruomi HOSONO / VARIOUS
Hosono House Revisited (2xLP + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: STH 2492. Rel: 31 Oct 24
Pearl & The Oysters - "Koi Wa Momoiro" (2:50)
Mei Ehara - "Jusho Futei Mushoku Tei Shunyu" (3:23)
Rei Harakami - "Owari No Kisetsu" (3:13)
John Carroll Kirby - "Fuku Wa Uchi Oni Wa Soto" (feat The Mizuhara Sisters) (2:29)
Jerry Paper - "Bara To Yaju" (4:33)
Se So Neon - "Party" (2:39)
Yuma Abe - "Fuyu Goe" (4:01)
Mac DeMarco - "Boku Wa Chotto" (2:52)
Kukuku - "CHOO CHOO Gatagoto" (4:08)
Akiko Yano - "Rock-A-Bye My Baby" (4:00)
Sam Gendel - "Koi Wa Momoiro" (4:59)
Cornelius - "Bara To Yaju" (4:19)
Towa Tei - "Ai Ai Gasa" (1:01)
Review: Haruomi Hosono of Yellow Magic Orchestra infamy gets a Stones Throw "reworks-reissue" of his landmark debut solo record Hosono House, this time under the name Hosono House Revisited. Not a reissue per se but rather an exemplary case of an "interpretations" LP - in which favourite adjacent artists and contemporaries choose their favourite track from a given artist's discography, and do their best to capture their own subjective recorded responses to the song as they know it best - this version sees several musicians from the Stones Throw roster and beyond offer up their own interpretations of Hosono's songs. Leading the charge is John Carroll Kirby's 'Fuku Wa Uchi Oni Wa Soto', a mixable, much funkier and bubblegum-gobbed version of the originally kalimba-led, totally live-recorded track.
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Intérprete: Marco Gallerani
 in stock $34.69
Hydroplane (reissue)
Cat: ES 027. Rel: 13 May 22
Wurlitzer Jukebox (3:13)
Piano Movement With Percussion (0:43)
Song For The Meek (3:59)
I Hear A New World (2:07)
New Monotonic FM (3:19)
House Warming (1:46)
14th July (1:28)
Reprise (1:34)
Beloved Invader (2:43)
Interlude (1:09)
New Monotonic FM (acoustic) (4:00)
LDR (1:01)
Send In The Clowns (2:12)
Completed Extract From The Previous 7" (4:13)
Review: Some albums deserve to stay buried, but Hydroplane's 1997 debut album is not one of those. An alternative project from shoegaze-influenced indie band The Cat's Miaow, the self-titled album offered a uniquely hazy, spaced-out blend of lo-fi dream pop vocals, atmospheric guitar textures, DJ Shadow style sample collage, stoned beats, Radoiphonic Workshop style electronic experiments and '90s ambient tropes. It's an unusual but hugely alluring musical melting pot that went largely overlooked at the time - hence this first ever vinyl pressing of the previously CD-only set. We'd recommend giving it a listen because it really is in a genre sub-category all of its own.
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