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Review: A Delusional Guide for the Disillusioned is an all new collaboration between Kemastry and Jazz T that takes in five seriously heavyweight cuts that skirt around the edges of hip-hop. The beats have a futuristic and otherworldy quality with sinewy synths and twinkling celestial pads as the well-articulated and menacing bars are delivered with precision and an absorbing narrative. Some fine guest features from Ramson Badbonez and Roughneck Jihad add extra character to the beats and the artwork to this vinyl pressing, and the flipside full of instrumentals, is the icing on the cake.

Review: Not every live album makes the impact Vital did. Recorded at London's Marquee Club on 16th January 1978, it hit shops six months later, by which time the group had split (for the second time), making this more of a capsule of the past than was probably intended. It also turned heads for the often radical re-design of older tracks in the set list. The troupe had been known for on-stage intensity, but this tour was particularly ferocious. Captured using a 24-track mobile unit, the second of two performances in the UK capital was committed to tape, and then mixed down into Vital at Foel Studio by Guy Evans. After some serious magic was worked to clean up a sax track that suffered a technical fault, the finished product encapsulated the huge energy and atmosphere that defined the original date.

Notes: ***B-STOCK: Box opened, missing documentation, product in perfect working order.***


Hands-on controller for DJ software or to expand the power of your Denon players and controllers. Plug into an SC6000 player or similar to add dedicated controls for the second layer. Excellent value.

*** Introducing Engine DJ version 3.0 ***

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Comprising of Desktop and OS platforms, Engine DJ is the world's first, and most advanced, embedded creative platform for DJs.

Internet-ready music streaming

Access premier music streaming services directly on Engine DJ compatible devices via Wi-Fi or wired connection without the need of a computer. Log in to your favourite music streaming service and start playing. Set and recall hot cues and loops as you would with physical media.

Control and sync music with lights

Automatically sync your DJ set with DMX, Nanoleaf and Philips Hue Smart Lights. Simply raise the channel fader and press play to see the automatic and synchronized light show. Get creative by customizing the light show on-the-fly with a variety of touchscreen controls.


Supplier's Notes:
Expand your creativity

Inheriting the same DNA from the ultimate club experience SC6000 PRIME, the Denon DJ LC6000 Prime is the world's most versatile DJ controller. Bringing professional club style layout, design and control to both standalone and laptop-based DJ workflows.

With the same look, design, and feel, as the flagship SC6000 Media Player, the versatile LC6000 gives DJs a professional hardware control for the second dual-layer audio output, unlocking Engine OS powered Media Players' full potential when controlling the secondary layer. Showing its true versatility, the LC6000 Prime is the ultimate DJ Controller for compatible DJ applications, giving DJs professional hardware control in their setup.

The stunning full size 8.5" jog wheel, multi-function performance pads, 100mm dual-precision pitch fader, and navigation control grants the DJ more power and ease to be creative in the mix. Powered and activated with just a single USB connection, the LC6000 Prime gives 'plug and play' a whole new meaning in the DJ booth. Connect one or multiple units to customise your setup and expand your creativity.

Unique power of dual-layer

Denon DJ has the only media player on the market that offers dual-layer playback with independent outputs for each layer. The LC6000 Prime adds physical control over the second layer, making it easier than ever to perform using just one media player.

Professional DJ controller

The LC6000's plug and play connectivity with DJ software, provides the ultimate club experience over one or multiple software decks, further expanding creative possibilities for the professional DJ. Compatible with Virtual DJ, Algoriddim Djay Pro AI & Serato DJ Pro.

8.5" jog wheel

At the heart of the LC6000 Prime is a full size 8.5", capacitive touch jog wheel that features a high-definition central display. This colour display shows track artwork or a custom DJ logo, layered with play head position and other essential performance information.

Expand your creativity

Completing the creative toolset, the LC6000 Prime has 8 robust multi-function performance pads offering Hot Cue, Loop, Roll, and Slicer for enhanced creativity and remixing 'on-the-fly'. Alongside this, the LC6000 has a dedicated loop section and navigation control, giving DJs complete and confident control of their performance.

Technical Specifications:

Platters: 8.5" / 216mm (diameter)
Metal construction with display & capacitive touch
Platter Display: 3.5" / 89mm (diameter)
Full-colour LED-backlit display
Connections: (1) USB Type-B port (for computer/media player connection), (1) DC power adapter input
Power Adapter: 12.0V, 2.0A
Dimensions (width x depth x height): 14.2" x 12.6" x 4.7" / 36 x 32 x 12cm
Weight: 6.24 lbs/2.83kg

Review: Prince Jamo is a top reggae talent from the UK who has a couple of hot steppers dropping early in 2024. his real name is Ian Campbell and he often does everything himself from the writing to the production to the perforce and after some fine 70s revival roots with 'The Badlands' he is now back on Black Rose with 'Back Off.' It's another sweet and juicy riddim with big horns and swaggering bass topped off by Jamo's buttery smooth vocals. Flip it over for a fine dub-wise version.

Review: UK reggae talent Prince Jamo, real name Ian Campbell, produced, wrote and performed this superb wedge of 70s revival roots in a shaka style. It's as deep and authentic as they come. The A-side original, 'The Badlands', has lazy horns drifting up top like a lone cloud on a red hot day. The percussion is gently sprinkled over the neat guitar riffs and rolling drums while the vocals unfold with real soul. Flip it over and you will get a dub version that is more cavernous, fleshy and deep. A lovely slice of roots that is primed and ready for any decent sound system.

Review: Resurfacing from obscurity after 58 years in the Louis Wayne Moody Pictures vault, this unearthed soundtrack unveils a treasure trove of melancholic melodies, mournful guitars, and eerie echoes. It is another of the seemingly endless gems to come from the great folks at Number Uno and is laden with themes of abandonment, shattered dreams, and existential ponderings. The album, titled They Move in the Night, weaves a narrative of moral ambiguity and tearful farewells, set against the backdrop of lukewarm diner coffee and the relentless pursuit of society's shadows. Fascinating stuff.

Review: If you've seen Metallica live and in the flesh you'll appreciate how ferocious their shows are. It's not just the music that's loud, all aspects of the performance seems to hit like wrecking ball, raising the volume and intensity on each chord of every riff, drum-packed crescendo, and disorientating outro. And it's always been that way, as this reissued recording from one of their legendary shows proves. Captured in 1994, when the thrash metal pioneers played Woodstock, USA, Justice For All certainly lives up to the name of the outfit's classic 1988 LP, And Justice For All, which earned them their first Grammy nomination. It's pretty powerful, potent stuff, running through a number of the group's strongest tracks in a live context, which goes some way towards transporting us to the gig itself.

Notes: One of the most trustworthy brands in the industry delivers another winner. Proper high-end business, with 12 analogue inputs and 12 outputs, plus an extensive array of digital connections. Great value at this price point.

Supplier's Notes:
Next-gen 28 x 32 USB3 audio interface - Builds on 22 years of proven success as an industry-leading audio interface brand.

New 3.9-inch TFT display - The bright, 24-bit RGB LCD provides 480 x 128 pixel high-resolution metering for all analogue and digital I/O, plus detailed status info and access to hardware settings from a simple and convenient menu.

Superb analogue audio quality and high-end converters - Renowned ESS Sabre32 DAC technology delivers 125 dB dynamic range. Support for all standard sample rates up to 192 kHz.

Ultra-low latency and proven, high-performance MOTU drivers - Round-trip latency (RTL) performance as low as 2 ms at 96kHz with high-performance DAW hosts.

Universal connectivity - Connects to your computer with 5 Gbps USB3 (compatible with USB2) for up to 60 audio channels. Class-compliant firmware and industry standard drivers work with any audio apps. Connects to an iPad™ with USB-C or a Lightning adapter kit (sold separately).

60 simultaneous audio channels - 28 inputs and 32 outputs, including two combo XLR/TRS mic/line/hi-Z guitar inputs with send/return inserts, 8 TRS analogue (line-level) in/out, separate main outs on XLR jacks, two banks of 8-channel optical I/O, stereo RCA S/PDIF digital I/O, and two front-panel headphone outputs.

Advanced mic channels - Cutting-edge components deliver ultra-transparent sound with -114 dB THD+N, 118 dB dynamic range and -129 dBu EIN. Each mic channel provides individual controls for +74 dB of preamp gain, -20 dB pad, 48V phantom power, and phase invert. All settings can be controlled remotely from a computer or iOS device. Each mic channel includes a dedicated send/return insert for outboard gear processing.

Flexible insert returns - When nothing is connected to the front-panel mic inputs, the two rear-panel returns function as additional line inputs with identical signal path characteristics as the other eight line inputs.

DSP mixing and effects processing - Flexible 24-input digital mixer with 8 stereo busses and DSP effects, including reverb, 4-band EQ, gate and compression.

Wi-Fi control - If the 828 is connected to a computer on your Wi-Fi network, you can control everything wirelessly from the CueMix 5 app running on mobile devices or other computers on the same network - even multiple devices at the same time. Manage access to the 828 with network discovery and password protection.

Precision boost/trim for analogue I/O - Calibrate analogue input and output signals in precise 1 dB increments. Apply phase invert individually to analogue inputs.

Control room features - Control your sessions with front-panel "talk" button and "A/B" speaker select buttons to quickly compare your mixes on two sets of studio monitors.

Two flexible headphone outputs - With independent volume control, each headphone output can mirror each other, the Main Outs, any other analogue output pair, any CueMix bus, or any USB output channels. Or you can create a completely customized mix for each headphone that includes live 828 inputs and built-in reverb.

Two banks of optical I/O - Connect outboard digital processors, digital mixers or other gear with 16 channels of ADAT at 44.1/48 kHz or 8 channels of SMUX at 88.2/96 kHz. Bank A can optionally provide stereo TOSLink (optical S/PDIF) I/O up to 96 kHz.

Foot switch input - Connect a standard foot pedal switch (sold separately) for hands-free punch-in and punch-out while recording. Or map the pedal to any keystroke function in your host software.

MIDI in/out/thru - connect MIDI gear without the need for a separate MIDI interface.

Word clock in/out/thru - Supports all sample rates up to 192 kHz.

DC-coupled TRS outputs - Use the 828 to manipulate and sequence voltage-controlled modular synthesizers from a host DAW.

Loopback for live streaming and podcasting - Easily route computer output back to the computer, where you can mix it with live mics and/or guitar inputs from the 828 in your host software for live streaming or podcasting.

Guitar re-amping - Connect your guitar to the front-panel input, use CueMix's near-zero latency to loop to any output (with a re-amp adapter, if needed), and record both the dry signal and your mic'd up amp simultaneously. Then re-amp the dry signal later with different amps and cabs - or amp modelling plug-ins - to experiment with different tones.

CueMix 5 app - Control mixing and settings from your Mac, PC or iOS device.

Performer Lite - Workstation software with over 100 included instruments, dozens of effects and 6 GB of included loops to make music right away. Also includes Ableton Live Lite.

Next-gen 28 x 32 USB3 audio interface with DSP, mixing and effects
New 3.9-inch 24-bit RGB LCD with precision metering for all I/O
Superb analogue audio performance driven by ESS Sabre32 Ultra™ DAC Technology
Ultra-low latency and proven, high-performance MOTU drivers (~2 ms RTL with a 32 sample buffer @ 96 kHz)
Universal connectivity with 5 Gbps USB

Technical Specifications
Sample rates: 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4, 192 kHz

Mic/line/instr inputs
2 x XLR/TRS "combo" jacks
Individual -20 dB pad and 48V phantom power
Preamp gain: +74 dB in 1 dB increments
1 MO impedance on the line/instr inputs
Independent balanced send/return inserts

Analogue inputs
8 x 1/4-inch TRS line in (balanced/unbalanced)
2 x 1/4-inch insert returns function as balanced TRS line inputs (with no mic inputs connected)
Max level: +21 dBu
+20 dB digital gain on each input

Analogue outputs
8 x 1/4-inch TRS line out (balanced, DC coupled)
2 x male XLR out
Max level: +21 dBu
2 x 1/4-inch TRS stereo headphone
2 x 1/4-inch TRS sends (balanced, pre-converter)

Digital I/O
2 banks (16 ch) of ADAT optical I/O at 1x sample rates
2 banks (8 ch) of S/MUX optical I/O at 2x sample rates
Bank A switchable to stereo TOSLink I/O (optical S/PDIF)
1 x stereo S/PDIF I/O on RCA (up to 96 kHz)

Computer I/O
1 x USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 (5 Gbps) Type C - USB2 compatible USB audio class compliant (no driver needed)
1 x IF-certified USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type C-to-C cable included
Compatible with USB Type A (with a C-to-A cable, sold separately)
Total USB audio channels: see "Total Audio I/O" below
Round Trip Latency (RTL): ~2 ms (32 sample buffer at 96K)

Total audio I/O
28 in / 32 out (60 total channels) at 1x sample rates
20 in / 24 out (44 total channels) at 2x sample rates
10 in / 14 out (24 total channels) at 4x sample rates

MIDI I/O
1 x MIDI In
1 x MIDI Out/Thru
16 MIDI channels to/from computer host

Headphone
2 x 1/4-inch TRS stereo headphones
Output impedance: <1O
Max output: 14.4 dBu

Phantom power: 2 x individual +48V

Foot Switch
1 x 1/4-inch foot switch input
Mapping: pedal up/down to any host keystrokes

Sync I/O
1 x BNC Word Clock In
1 x BNC Word Clock Out/Thru
Sample rates: all (from 44.1 to 192 kHz)

Front panel
2 x XLR/TRS combo inputs
2 x 1/4" TRS headphone outputs
2 x potentiometer - headphone volume
2 x potentiometer - mic/instr input gain
1 x potentiometer - menu navigation
1 x large potentiometer - main volume
12 x switches - (2) 48V, (2) pad, (6) control room, (2) nav
1 x 3.9-inch 480 x 128 pixel 24-bit RGB TFT display
1 x latching power button

Power
Internal 100-240V autoswitching supply
50-60 Hz - 0.5A max

Dimensions and weight
(width x depth x height, enclosure only)
19 x 12.25 x 1.75 inches / 48.26 x 31.1 x 4.44 cm
11 lbs / 5 kgs

Review: In the John Williams & Hans Zimmer Odyssey, the Orchestre Curieux embarks on a sonic journey through the iconic film scores of two legendary composers. John Williams, known for his sweeping orchestral arrangements in classics like Star Wars and Jurassic Park, contrasts with Hans Zimmer's modern, dynamic and more minimal soundscapes from films like Inception and Gladiator. This orchestral fusion bridges generations of cinema lovers and seamlessly blends Williams' timeless melodies with Zimmer's contemporary flair. The performance promises a cinematic experience, transporting audiences through the rich tapestry of emotions evoked by these masterpieces, all interpreted through the Orchestre Curieux's unique artistic lens.

Review: Dawl is behind the first two drops on the new Under The Radar label and they are dropping in quick succession. 'Unleash The Sound' opens up and doesn't mess about as it first lasers from a machine gun and old school jungle breaks smash away below. 'Sound Reckage' then pairs a bold bassline with bleeping dial tones and distant rave motifs while 'Visitor' is intergalactic warfare with all manner of scraping hits and cosmic lines, sharp snares and bumping drums. 'The Land Of Those Beyond' shuts down with another breakbeat powered trip to the stars.