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Review: The legendary experimental German band Einsturzende Neubauten is back with their first album since 2020, Rampen (apm: alien pop music). Since their formation in 1980, the band his sought out to blaze their own trail in making what others would assume is noise into their own brand music. Their own music language was created and brought with them legions of followers that have added a bit of Einsturzende Neubauten's influence to their own sounds. The band has once again pushed their sound even further - alien pop music. This edition comes on yellow vinyl.

Review: The Beatles: The Red Album: 1962-1966 encapsulates the iconic band's early years with a dynamic selection of tracks that have now all been remastered at half speed so they sound extra good. This compilation showcases the evolution of their sound from the exuberant energy of 'Love Me Do' to the groundbreaking creativity of 'A Hard Day's Night' and beyond. There are also timeless hits like 'Twist and Shout' and 'Yesterday,' which means this collection serves as a definitive journey through the first part of the The Beatles' legendary catalogue. Each song is a direct portal back to the 60s and to the vibrant era of Beatlemania at the peak of its powers.

Review: Final Symphony II delves deeper into the cherished melodies of the Final Fantasy series. Renowned composers Roger Wanamo and Jonne Valtonen skillfully craft rich and intricate arrangements of Nobuo Uematsu's iconic compositions from FF5, 8 & 9. Additionally, Masashi Hamauzu offers a captivating suite inspired by his monumental original score for Final Fantasy XIII, while Valtonen sets the tone with his atmospheric opening piece 'In a Roundabout Way - Fanfare'. Pianist Mischa Cheung shines brightly in the spotlight, captivating audiences with his masterful performances in 'For the People of Gaia' and the emotive solo arrangement 'You Are Not Alone'.

Review: Jascha Heifetz's profound connection with the tumultuous ocean mirrors the intensity and subtleties of his renowned violin sound. He shows that on this nice heavyweight 180-gram album which, meticulously crafted, revisits Heifetz's career milestones with crisp attacks, imaginative phrasings, and mellifluous sustains. The repertoire juxtaposes iconic pieces from different eras and showcases Heifetz's discerning taste in all its glory. From Vitali's Baroque masterpiece to Faure's Romantic opus and Castelnuovo-Tedesco's modern tone poem, each piece complements the other seamlessly. Cut by Bernie Grundman and preserved without digital intervention, this LP encapsulates Heifetz's timeless artistry in a lovely package by Impex Records.

Notes: Introducing the CTRL CASE PUSH 3 - the perfect protective solution for live performers on the go. Custom designed to a hold the new Ableton Push 3 and is a very lightweight and convenient solution to carry the standalone instrument well protected to your next studio or live session. Crafted from rigid Durashock moulded EVA shell and a high-density foam interior it is furthermore equipped with an accessory panel to organize power plug, audio cables and accessories.

Fits

Ableton Push 3
Ableton Push 2
Ableton Push

Specs

Outer measures: 43 x 37 x 10,5 cm
Inner measures: 39 x 33 x 5 cm
Weight: 1,3 kg

Notes: Protective cover and inclined stand. All in one piece. On one side, it's a cover that protects the OP-1, shielding keys, screen, and knobs. But leaving the side connectors uncovered, so you don't have to unplug it to cover it.

It also provides the option to use it as an inclined stand for the OP-1, simply by reversing its position. Fitting snugly around the perimeter of the synthesizer.

The cover is decorated to resemble the recording view of the OP-1.

***The OP-1 is not included, it is shown in the photos for demonstration purposes only. ***

Notes: The double stand is intended to house two Behringer synthesizers, with the ability to improve the operating position on both.

At the same time, it saves a lot of space on the surface, ideal for optimizing the space in our studios.

The stand includes rubber feet so it won’t scratch or slip.

It is compatible with Model D, K2, Pro 1, Neutron, Cat, Wasp

Notes: "Transform your musical experience with Chroma Caps - vibrant, tactile, coloured knobs and faders for ultimate control. Chroma Caps are designed by real DJ's and musicians who know what you need to elevate your control, offering a personalized touch to your setup. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a budding enthusiast, Chroma Caps bring a new level of creativity and functionality to your DJ gear. Upgrade now and unleash your unique style on the decks!"

What's included

12x 90 degree Super Knobs, 5x Fader Pro, 3x Magvel Fader Pro

Fits
"Allen & Heath Xone:42/62/92, Allen & Heath Xone:4D, Allen & Heath Xone:DB2/4, Allen & Heath Xone:PX5
Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000/SRT, Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000SRT, Pioneer DJ DDJ-SZ2, Pioneer DJ DJM-700/750/800
Pioneer DJ DJM-900NXS/2, Pioneer DJ DJM-A9, Pioneer DJ DJM-S11/SE
Pioneer DJ DJM-S9, Pioneer DJ Opus Quad, Pioneer DJ XDJ-RX/2/3
Pioneer DJ XDJ-XZ, Pioneer DJM-V10, Traktor Kontrol S3"

Super knob base diameter: 14.2 mm x 19.6 mm tall
Faders/Fader Pro: 22mm long x 12mm wide x 14.25mm tall (improved fit for P-Lock Pioneer faders)
Magvel Pro Fader: 22mm long x 12mm wide x 14.25mm tall (improved fit for P-Lock Pioneer faders)
Weight: 0.01 lb / 0.005 kg

*** Please note: the mixers and turntables are not included, they are shown in the photos for demonstration purposes only. ***

Notes: "Transform your musical experience with Chroma Caps - vibrant, tactile, coloured knobs and faders for ultimate control. Chroma Caps are designed by real DJ's and musicians who know what you need to elevate your control, offering a personalized touch to your setup. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a budding enthusiast, Chroma Caps bring a new level of creativity and functionality to your DJ gear. Upgrade now and unleash your unique style on the decks!"

What's included:

12x 90 degree Super Knobs, 5x Fader Pro, 3x Magvel Fader Pro

Fits

"Allen & Heath Xone:42/62/92, Allen & Heath Xone:4D, Allen & Heath Xone:DB2/4, Allen & Heath Xone:PX5
Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000/SRT, Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000SRT, Pioneer DJ DDJ-SZ2, Pioneer DJ DJM-700/750/800
Pioneer DJ DJM-900NXS/2, Pioneer DJ DJM-A9, Pioneer DJ DJM-S11/SE
Pioneer DJ DJM-S9, Pioneer DJ Opus Quad, Pioneer DJ XDJ-RX/2/3
Pioneer DJ XDJ-XZ, Pioneer DJM-V10, Traktor Kontrol S3"

Super knob base diameter: 14.2 mm x 19.6 mm tall
Faders/Fader Pro: 22mm long x 12mm wide x 14.25mm tall (improved fit for P-Lock Pioneer faders)
Magvel Pro Fader: 22mm long x 12mm wide x 14.25mm tall (improved fit for P-Lock Pioneer faders)
Weight: 0.01 lb / 0.005 kg

*** Please note: the mixers and turntables are not included, they are shown in the photos for demonstration purposes only. ***

Notes: "Transform your musical experience with Chroma Caps - vibrant, tactile, coloured knobs and faders for ultimate control. Chroma Caps are designed by real DJ's and musicians who know what you need to elevate your control, offering a personalized touch to your setup. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a budding enthusiast, Chroma Caps bring a new level of creativity and functionality to your DJ gear. Upgrade now and unleash your unique style on the decks!"

What's included

12x 90 degree Super Knobs, 5x Fader Pro, 3x Magvel Fader Pro

Fits:

"Allen & Heath Xone:42/62/92, Allen & Heath Xone:4D, Allen & Heath Xone:DB2/4, Allen & Heath Xone:PX5
Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000/SRT, Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000SRT, Pioneer DJ DDJ-SZ2, Pioneer DJ DJM-700/750/800
Pioneer DJ DJM-900NXS/2, Pioneer DJ DJM-A9, Pioneer DJ DJM-S11/SE
Pioneer DJ DJM-S9, Pioneer DJ Opus Quad, Pioneer DJ XDJ-RX/2/3
Pioneer DJ XDJ-XZ, Pioneer DJM-V10, Traktor Kontrol S3"

Super knob base diameter: 14.2 mm x 19.6 mm tall
Faders/Fader Pro: 22mm long x 12mm wide x 14.25mm tall (improved fit for P-Lock Pioneer faders)
Magvel Pro Fader: 22mm long x 12mm wide x 14.25mm tall (improved fit for P-Lock Pioneer faders)
Weight: 0.01 lb / 0.005 kg

*** Please note: the mixers and turntables are not included, they are shown in the photos for demonstration purposes only. ***

Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


Impex Records is shares a new, audiophile-quality LP release of Bud Shank's pivotal 1961 classic, Barefoot Adventure. With original compositions arranged by Shank for Bruce Brown's surf film of the same name, this is a swinging, hard-driving jazz session by six top-flight musicians at the height of their careers: Bud Shank (alto and baritone), Bob Cooper (tenor), Carmell Jones (trumpet), Dennis Budimir (guitar), Gary Peacock (bass), Shelly Manne (drums). The original Pacific Jazz recording features excellent sonics and showcases Shank at his most adventurous, toying with an advanced confidence and sophistication. Remastered and cut to lacquer by Kevin Gray from the original 1961 analogue master tape, this ultimate vinyl edition of Barefoot Adventure will satiate the most demanding audiophile and jazz enthusiast alike!

Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


Summer 2023 will always be remembered for the cinematic battle that was Barbie vs Oppenheimer, two polar opposite Hollywood smashes that spawned a wave of memes. Both managed to break records but one stands out when it comes to the soundtrack - and that is Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer, the three-hour epic about the genesis of the atomic bomb. Written by Ludwig Goransson it now arrives in full, on nice opaque orange vinyl, via Mondo. The music matches the deep trip into the psyche of a singular American mind J. Robert Oppenheimer with plenty of drama and immersive, emotional moments.

Notes: "
Transform your musical experience with Chroma Caps - vibrant, tactile, coloured knobs and faders for ultimate control. Chroma Caps are designed by real DJ's and musicians who know what you need to elevate your control, offering a personalized touch to your setup. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a budding enthusiast, Chroma Caps bring a new level of creativity and functionality to your DJ gear. Upgrade now and unleash your unique style on the decks!"

What's included

12x 90O Super Knobs, 5x Fader Pro, 3x Magvel Fader Pro

Fits:

"Allen & Heath Xone:42/62/92, Allen & Heath Xone:4D, Allen & Heath Xone:DB2/4, Allen & Heath Xone:PX5
Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000/SRT, Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000SRT, Pioneer DJ DDJ-SZ2, Pioneer DJ DJM-700/750/800
Pioneer DJ DJM-900NXS/2, Pioneer DJ DJM-A9, Pioneer DJ DJM-S11/SE
Pioneer DJ DJM-S9, Pioneer DJ Opus Quad, Pioneer DJ XDJ-RX/2/3
Pioneer DJ XDJ-XZ, Pioneer DJM-V10, Traktor Kontrol S3"

Super knob base diameter: 14.2 mm x 19.6 mm tall
Faders/Fader Pro: 22mm long x 12mm wide x 14.25mm tall (improved fit for P-Lock Pioneer faders)
Magvel Pro Fader: 22mm long x 12mm wide x 14.25mm tall (improved fit for P-Lock Pioneer faders)
Weight: 0.01 lb / 0.005 kg

*** Please note: the mixers and turntables are not included, they are shown in the photos for demonstration purposes only. ***

Notes: "Transform your musical experience with Chroma Caps - vibrant, tactile, coloured knobs and faders for ultimate control. Chroma Caps are designed by real DJ's and musicians who know what you need to elevate your control, offering a personalized touch to your setup. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a budding enthusiast, Chroma Caps bring a new level of creativity and functionality to your DJ gear. Upgrade now and unleash your unique style on the decks!"

What's included

12x 90 degree Super Knobs, 5x Fader Pro, 3x Magvel Fader Pro

Fits
"Allen & Heath Xone:42/62/92, Allen & Heath Xone:4D, Allen & Heath Xone:DB2/4, Allen & Heath Xone:PX5
Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000/SRT, Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000SRT, Pioneer DJ DDJ-SZ2, Pioneer DJ DJM-700/750/800
Pioneer DJ DJM-900NXS/2, Pioneer DJ DJM-A9, Pioneer DJ DJM-S11/SE
Pioneer DJ DJM-S9, Pioneer DJ Opus Quad, Pioneer DJ XDJ-RX/2/3
Pioneer DJ XDJ-XZ, Pioneer DJM-V10, Traktor Kontrol S3"

Super knob base diameter: 14.2 mm x 19.6 mm tall
Faders/Fader Pro: 22mm long x 12mm wide x 14.25mm tall (improved fit for P-Lock Pioneer faders)
Magvel Pro Fader: 22mm long x 12mm wide x 14.25mm tall (improved fit for P-Lock Pioneer faders)
Weight: 0.01 lb / 0.005 kg

*** Please note: the mixers and turntables are not included, they are shown in the photos for demonstration purposes only. ***

Review: Was anyone ready for one of the most talked-about albums of the year to be Andre 3000 going ham on the flute? Probably not, but in a post-reality world New Blue Sun just slots right in. Of course the legions of Outkast fans are going to be split when an artist of such prominence takes a wild swerve into experimental musical pastures, but for those with an open mind or a pre-existing appreciation of ambient and leftfield music, this album is an easy sell. Teasing the tension between acoustic and electronic, ancient and hypermodern, grounded and ethereal, Andre has been bold and honest in presenting this album to the world and his gamble has paid off.

Review: Norwegian electronic duo Royksopp drop the first reissue of their fifth studio album, The Inevitable End (2014), which was the final project to predate their mammoth AI-driven masterwork and triptych Profound Mysteries, in 2022. Immediately following the 'Do It Again' EP with a prominent feature from mega-singer Robyn, the latter artist went on to describe this expanded logical-conclusive LP as channelling an intrinsic 'dark energy', owing to its brooding vibe and toothy, mechanistic downtempo palette. While some dancier cuts steal the show, the album's saving grace is its slower and stranger moments, such as the dubsteppy 'Here She Comes Again', on which Jamie Irrepressible's vocals are perfectly mixed.

Review: The prolific and influential John Coltrane comitted many a seminal recording to vinyl across his career. His 1961 work My Favourite Things is one such album and it now gets a special new pressing as part of the 75th anniversary celebrations of Atlantic Records. The landmark album came from the same sessions as Coltrane Plays The Blues (1962) and Coltrane's Sound (1964), but marked something of a shift in his career. His playing is exploratory and innovative, unforced and naturally stylistic across gems like 'Everytime We Say Goodbye' and more.

Review: Clutch's cult and debut recording back in 1993 has never before been available on vinyl, but it is now thanks to Weathermaker Music who have pressed it up to a limited 180 gram sea glass blue vinyl and included a numbered and autographed insert. Transnational Speedway League is a great work from the band's Tim Sul and it comes with great artwork which has been redesigned by Dan Winters and Sult. The limited pressing is a must-own for fans that reminds of the band's very earliest sonic roots, raw riffs and guttural vocals that all make for an intense and arresting album still now all these years later.

Review: Released in 1960, Giant Steps was a watershed album for John Coltrane, solidifying the saxophone legend's reputation as one of the most influential and innovative musicians in jazz history, as well as delivering jazz to an increasingly mainstream audience, while garnering significant critical acclaim. Although this was John Coltrane's debut for Atlantic, he was concurrently performing and recording with Miles Davis. Within the space of less than three weeks, Coltrane would complete his work with Davis and company on another genre-defining disc, Kind Of Blue, before commencing his efforts on this one. Coltrane (tenor sax) is flanked here by essentially two different trios. Recording commenced in early May of 1959 with a pair of sessions that featured Tommy Flanagan (piano) and Art Taylor (drums), as well as Paul Chambers - who was the only bandmember other than Coltrane to have performed on every date. When recording resumed in December of that year, Wynton Kelly (piano) and Jimmy Cobb (drums) were instated, replicating the alternate non-Bill Evans lineup featured on 'Freddie The Freeloader' on Kind of Blue, sans Miles Davis of course. At the heart of these recordings, however, is the laser-beam focus of Coltrane's tenor solos.

Notes: A digital DJ looking for a professional, durable case solution for your Ableton Push 3? Then look no further, UDG developed a super light EVA Hardcase designed for life on the road. Constructed from durable lightweight compression moulded EVA material with a laminated nylon exterior this case provides protection against drops, scratches & liquids. Skilfully designed & moulded to fit the Ableton Push 3, this case is perfect for the travelling DJ that needs to protect their equipment.

Specifications

Colour: Black
Weight: 0,90 kg / 1.98 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 42.4 x 40.7 x 6.1 cm | 16.7 x 16.0 x 2.4 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 38.4 x 32.2 x 4.5 cm | 15.1 x 12.7 x 1.8 inch
Material: Durashock moulded EVA foam

Protection:

Covers main material 600D polyester with 5 mm EVA durashock moulded body
Water repellent laminated nylon exterior
Black soft fleece interior
Protective egg-crate foam prevent damage from vibrations & shocks

Extras

Extra space for cables
Heavy duty handle
Easy grip zipper pulls

Fits

Ableton Push 3 + extra cables

Review: Soul vocalist and covers extraordinaire Vanessa Fernandez - in other worlds known as Vandetta - throws a curveball with Remember Me, seguing through a fabulous mix of R&B classics, including 'That's the Way of the World' (Earth Wind & Fire), 'Lovely Day' (Bill Withers), 'You're the One I Love' (Barry White), 'Kiss' (Prince), not to mention a smattering of contemporary pop and soul numbers numbers such as Lenny Kravitz's 'I Belong To You', Tom Misch's 'It Runs Through Me', and Portishead's 'Roads'. Proving a wide-ranging knowledge of soul music that is difficult to match (the genre is often subject to staid interpretations, remaining too fixed to certain traditions or places), Fernandez takes on an all-embracing approach to her chosen sound and in doing so enlists a diverse cast of instrumentalists to help her along the way: Tim Pierce (guitars), Alex Al (bass), Victor Indrizzo (drums), Jeff Babko (keyboards), Felipe Menolio (acoustic guitars), and Luis Conte (percussion).

Notes: DJ-specific version of AIAIAI's modular TMA-2 XE headphones, featuring 40mm S01 drivers, slim H01 headband, on-ear PU leather E02 earpieces and straight 1.5m C05 cable. Quality sound with loud, punchy response and eco-friendly credentials.

Supplier's Notes:
Modular DJ headphones.

Balanced sound
Clear sound at high volume levels
High sound isolation
Weighing only 168g
Modular headphone design

Modular DJ headphones with balanced sound for DJ performance and music exploration.

Signature bio-diaphragm drivers engineered to deliver high volume levels and minimise distortion when performing in loud environments. Weighing only 168g for enhanced comfort over extended periods of time.

Balanced sound; punchy bass

Critically acclaimed sound specifically designed for live performance. Punchy bass and balanced sound for DJ performance and music exploration.

The speaker unit contains a bio-cellulose diaphragm made from bacterial cellulose, an organic compound grown using certain types of bacteria. The precision-grown diaphragm from bio-cellulose is stiffer, lighter, and stronger than regular PET speaker units, allowing the sound-producing diaphragm to vibrate without the levels of distortion found in other speakers.

Each of these qualities results in more accurate and detailed sound from the speaker with the ability to retain clarity of sound at high volumes.

Lightweight & durable

Put to the test and trusted in the most vigorous environments - on the road, in the studio, and on stage. This requires the highest standards and zero compromise.

Modular product design

With interchangeable components such as earpads, cables, and speaker units, you can upgrade or change parts of your headphones to improve sound quality, comfort and style.

Weighing only 168g

Slim headband design made from high grade nylon covered in neoprene, results in a total headphone weight of only 168g.

High grade materials

Speaker units made from 30% recycled plastics and diaphragms made from bio-cellulose. Ear-cushions made from soft and resilient vegan leather.

The TMA-2 DJ XE comes with a number of specific features suitable for live DJing.

Cable lock

Make sure the cable are not pulled out while playing by locking it to the speaker unit.

Adjustable cups

Change the position of the speaker units for the perfect headphone fit.

Angled stereo plug

Reduce the risk of pulling the plug from the mixer, and less intrusive cable when you are beat mixing.

Stereo jack adapter

Change from a stereo mini jack (3.5 mm) to a larger stereo jack (6.3 mm) with the adaptor.

In the box

S01 . Balanced sound - Bio-diaphragm

Engineered with a 40mm speaker diaphragm made from stiff bio-cellulose to reduce distortion and increase transparency. Tuned for a balanced, accurate sound. Balanced sound - Bio-diaphragm.

H01 . Slim - PU foam

Slim and lightweight polycarbonate headband with soft, durable PU foam padding.

E02 . On ear - PU leather

Soft on-ear memory foam cushions covered with PU leather. The thickness and materials gives high isolation and a punchy sound. Strong bass and low end dynamics.

C05 . Straight - 1.5m - Adapter

Straight black 1.5m thermo plastic cable with soft touch surface. Comes with 1/4 to 1/8 screw-on adapter.

As a music creator, you need headphones that can keep up with your evolving needs and styles. These TMA-2 modular headphone system offers a customizable solution that adapts to your creative process. With interchangeable components such as earpads, cables, and drivers, you can upgrade or change parts of your headphones to improve sound quality, comfort, or style.

By investing in this modular headphone system, you're not just buying headphones - you're investing in a long-term solution that evolves with your music. This reduces electronic waste while ensuring that you always have the optimal headphones just for you.

Diaphragm: Bio-cellulose
Driver diameter: 40 mm
Impedance: 32 Ohm
Magnet: High-grade Neodymium
Max power: 100 mW
Rated power: 40 mW
Resonance freq: 80 Hz

Review: Voices From The Lake is the pairing of Italian techno craftsmen and sound sculptors Donato Dozzy and Neel. They came together to do a live show at the famed Labyrinth festival in Japan and that's what gave rise to this new now seminal album. It's a deeply meditative and dubbed-out world of delicate synths and rolling drums that change only slightly and slowly but manage to keep you utterly locked in for the duration. It's pure techno that has been remastered for this new edition across eight sides of wax. An absolute modern classic for sure.

Review: Originally released in 1998, Garage Inc. would follow the split double albums of Load and Re:Load as a form of creative cleanse for thrash metal titans Metallica. Clocking it at over two hours, this epic compilation of covers taken from the Garage Days Sessions, B-sides, as well as new selections, paint a sprawling sonic picture of the vast array of influences each member holds dear. Running the gamut from punk and hardcore (Discharge, Misfits), to early proto-metal (King Diamond, Motorhead), all the way to their classic rock and more outsider inspirations such as Bob Seger, Blue Oyster Cult and Lynyrd Skynyrd (with their rendition of 'Tuesday's Gone' as an exceptional highlight); this bloated, overstuffed collection may appear overwhelming at first glance, but offers a curious through line and insight into the varying machinations that have maintained Metallica's status as the biggest thrash metal act of all time. It all had to start somewhere, and what better place than the garage?

Review: First released in digital and CD formats via Sacred Rhythm, 'Progessive Roots Evolution: A Song For Healing' hears Joaqin 'Joe' Claussell's indelible style of long-form spiritual house music re-flaunted to especial somatic ends. Intentionally crafted as a piece that bridges the needs of both the music and dance communities to whom Claussell is mutually close, this is a suite divided into multiple sections that feed on one another; they appose elements of samba, jazz and house, with ambient interstices and even ruminative piano meltdowns ('Healer', 'Heloise'). This ultra limited yellow LP edition is the audiophile's preference, its dynamism best flaunted on the floaty but driving 'Cosmic Arts' mix.

Review: It was big news this year when hip-hop legends De La Soul finally made all of their music available to stream on digital platforms. That move was backed up by them also dropping a load of reissues of their finest albums and now we have, for Record Store Day/Back Friday, this special coloured vinyl boxset featuring their most iconic LP, 3 Feet High and Rising, on seven individual 7"s, making them perfect for DJ deployment. The box set also includes a funky slipmat making this a perfect Christmas gift for the hip-hop head in your life.

Review: By 1997 Photek had already marked himself out as a wild card in the rapidly evolving d&b scene. He'd had three years to carve out some frankly dizzying displays of break editing wizardry and such was the innovation on display there just had to be an album coming. Modus Operandi smartly stepped to one side of the dancefloor, offering a smoky reflection on where jungle and d&b had got to, highlighting the compatibility between half-speed downtempo and breakneck drums and bringing inherent jazziness to the forefront of the beats, which avoided all the usual cliches. It's a masterpiece which hasn't dulled with time and here it's getting a heavyweight reissue across three slabs to ensure the loudest cut. All the better to blow your mind with, all over again.

Review: The Rolling Stones are arguably one not only the most iconic rock bands of all time but also considered legendary performers as well. One of their most well-recorded performances (as noted by fans often) is their 2002 performance at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles, with a track listing full of 70s classics and spread over three albums to get the best possible fidelity from the medium.

Notes: The DS2 is a compact desktop studio arm that's ideal for microphones, cameras, smartphones, lights and other accessories up to 900g. With its heavy base stand, there's no need for clamps or mounting points - simply sit it on your desk or other flat surface. It features two pivot points so you can quickly reposition your equipment, and its integrated cable guide slots will ensure your desktop remains tidy.

Weight (grams): 1471g
Dimensions (millimetres):
Length: 170mm
Width: 120mm
Height (folded): 190mm
Height (extended): 380mm
Maximum Capacity: 900g

Compatible Products (including, but not limited to): Can be used with any microphone, accessory or other product that is under 900g and either features or is compatible with an accessory that has a 3/8" or 1/4" thread mount.

Thread Mount: 3/8"-16 UNC Thread (1/4"- 20 UNC adapter included in the box)

In The Box:
DS2 Arm
DS2 Base
M4 Screws (x2)
3/8" to 1/4" thread adapter
M3 Hex key
Quick Start Guide

Notes: Poti II expander notable features:

- per-channel input and output attenuation for the SINE and ASSGN outputs
- per-channel shape modulation with switchable destination (wave folding, shape switching, PWM)
- stores settings during a power cycle
- LED indication of the discrepancy between the stored setting and current pot position
- 4HP
- +10/-0mA from Batumi II

Review: Nurse With Wound's She And Me Fall Together In Free Death originally came in 2003 and like much of Steven Stapleton's music it is not made with a specific setting or audience in mind. It is abstract and experimental and challenging though this one is slightly more accessible than some of his more mad works. It's a musical listen a strange concept that sees him wedding together trance-inducing Krautrock grooves with a traditional jazz standard some signature atonal musique concrete. This version comes across six sides of silver vinyl.

Review: Deep house pioneer and Balance label head Chez Damier has recently got back into the scene having had his creativity reinvigorated. He has started a new label House of Chez as a way of sharing it with the world and now comes a bumper collection of all the early releases. He has made his with Ben Vedren as H2H and it's fair to say they are some of the standouts here. Elsewhere, Mosis impresses with the delightfully deep 'Pick It Up' and Damian Rausch remixes Sista Sista's 'Baby Don't' into a super low slung and dusty late night beatdown. The legendary Giorgio Morderer even appears with the diffuse synth magic of late night cruiser 'Engery.'

Review: Louie Vega remains a towering presence in house music 30+ years after making his early mark. As a solo artist, he deals in soulful, Latin-tinged and musical house sounds that are lavish in arrangement and often made with real instrumentals. The Vega boss now serves up a bumper collection of previously unreleased tunes across no fewer than ten sides of vinyl. There are collaborations, remixes, demos, dubs and reworks along the way and the range in impressive - from deep and triable joints to shuffling samba sounds and back again, this is a vital collection from a real house master.

Review: 30th Anniversary Expanded Edition; 36 tracks in total. Mariah Carey's latest compendium features the original album Music Box in its entirety with the noteworthy addition of 'Everything Fades Away' (previously available only as an international bonus track). It premieres a variety of previously unreleased tracks including 'Workin' Hard', "All I Live For (Extended Version)', 'My Prayer', 'Hero (2009 Version)', 'Anytime You Need A Friend (Extended Mix)', 'Music Box (A Capella)' and two live performances from Top of the Pops: 'Dreamlover' and 'Without You.' It also includes Mariah Carey's duet with Luther Vandross on 'Endless Love', as well as two brand new remixes from DJ Terry Hunter: 'I've Been Thinking About You' and 'Workin' Hard.'

Review: Canadian soul and boogie man Goldie Alexander dropped his most well-known hit 'Knocking Down Love' in 1981 on the TGO label. It now lends its name to this longer collection of his work which takes in all the tracks off his one and only studio album - 1983's Fool In Love - as well as various different club and dub mixes of those tunes. It makes for a heartwarming mix of disco, electronic grooves and smoochy soul sounds with Goldie's, well, golden, tones front and centre. A great one to have for more intimate dancefloor moments.

Review: While Fritz Lang's Metropolis has enjoyed reams of revisionist soundtracks in the near-century since it was released, Robert Weine's The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari has remained a more cult concern of Weimar-era cinema. Karl Bartos, one of the early members of Kraftwerk, has indulged his passion for the art of this unique period between world wars, when technology and art was changing as rapidly as the world around them. Employing his considerable experience and well-appointed studio to the task of re-soundtracking, Bartos has created this vibrant new score for Weine's film, pressed up here on double vinyl with an accompanying 16-page booklet.

Review: Soft Cell's Non Stop Erotic Cabaret & Other Stories: Live is a different and thrilling way to experience the band's iconic debut album. Recorded during their farewell concert at London's 02 in 2018, the album - with superb neon artwork - captures the essence of their groundbreaking synth-pop sound with electrifying live performances. Marc Almond's haunting vocals and Dave Ball's innovative synth melodies shine throughout the setlist, including classics like 'Tainted Love' and 'Say Hello, Wave Goodbye.' With raw energy and nostalgic fervour, Soft Cell delivers a mesmerising experience that pays homage to their legendary career while showcasing their enduring influence on the electronic music landscape.

Review: The third and most especial edition in the latest selection of versions of the reissued LP by Alonso Toro, Paul Desenne, and Pedro Vasquez - Alzheimer. Coming hot on the heels of an original, as-it-was reissue as well as a gemmy Ricardo Villalobos rerub, this deluxe edition comes in a beautiful yellow and lilac LP box, and features the latter's two remixes as well as an exclusive Wetsuit Je Me Souviens version. A curio of the Venezuelan vanguard, the album was recorded between January 1997-99, and hears the fabled trio of musicians "forget everything" that came before, enlisting the recorded help of every member of the animal kingdom - from mammals to insects - and shooting squarely for a whole new sound-world-order in the process. Sonically flowing between heritage Latin music and minimal electronica, the purpose is to confuse and the effect is indeed confounding, though no less dazzling.

Review: If you've not seem the movie Oppenheimer chances are you've had your head buried deep in the sand for the past year or so. The multi-Academy Award-winning scientific epic charts the development of the first nuclear bomb and subsequent realisation, on the part of the man who cracked the formula, that such terrifying power should never have been brought into our world. Directed by Christopher Nolan, outspoken critics of the master filmmaker may by now be wondering if he'll ever make another movie with a linear storyline - so much of his output is anything but these days. However, that slightly surreal, disjointed, era-jumping approach to storytelling necessitates a soundtrack that combines stunning classical and more avant-garde experimentations. Which Ludwig Goransson delivered with spectacular effect. Now those tones are yours to own.

Notes: Plastic dust cover for Soma Laboratory Terra.

*** The Terra is not included, it is shown in the pictures for demonstration purposes only. ***

Review: It's astounding to think that Mother 2 was released in 1994. A landmark moment for the SNES video game system, it arrived five years after its predecessor, and as such enjoyed the benefits of what was then a next generation platform. Felt in terms of graphical and gameplay capabilities, suffice to say the upgraded hardware was also capable of capturing much more engaging and imaginative music. Here we are, almost 30 years on from when this sequel first captivated people, and the score itself gets a re-release on vinyl. Again drafting Hirokazu Tanaka and Keiichi Suzuki as composers, the pair would later explain how much more freedom they had due to the technological progress made between this and its predecessor. Translated into a music review, think deep, atmospheric ambient constructed from many layers of sound. A futuristic sonic trip into the far reaches of the cosmos that still holds up within the genre today.

Review: Founded in 1979, Severed Heads - originally Mr and Mrs No Smoking Sign - never liked to do things by numbers. Spanning industrial, synthwave, coldwave, post-punk, electronic dance, synth pop and more, while wildly varied they might also be considered auteurs. Simply put, you can usually guess, or know, that you're listening to Severed Heads long before you actually find out you're listening to Severed Heads. Noisy arrangements overflowing with ideas, while at times things may border on overwhelming, for the most part the genius comes in how finely balanced the tracks are. Bad Mood Guy, first released in 1987, was their seventh studio album, described by some at the time as "punishing pop with crunching rhythms", and reflects them at their finest. Moody, at times angry, alway forward thinking and hard to compare.

Review: Ray Keith is a stone cold drum & bass don with a great sound and maybe an even better look. Influential welcome the 21st Century Junglist for an album with that fitting title which spans no fewer than 10 sides of vinyl. It is fitting that a man with his legacy gets the space and time he deserves having helped to shape the genre so immeasurably. It finds the man draw on his peerless three decades knowledge, skill and talent to cook up a record packed with straight up and stylish jungle bangers that tick all the boxes and then some. This is the very definition of all killer no filler.

Review: Ray Colino's steady hand on the tiller at Kalahari Oyster Cult has led to it becoming one of the finest, most distinctive labels operating in the wider techno-sphere. Notching up its 40th release in only five years, the collective energy of the cult doubles down on its spiritually-charged trance leanings with this righteous 18 track sermon featuring an impressive cast from close family members to headline acts. Whether it's the acid bubblebath of Volodymyr Gnatenko or Maara & Priori throwing down some deadly hand drum tech for the peak time, your sets are about to get a serious re-up of wiggy wonders. At a time when the early techno-trance sound has become so en vogue, Kalahari's clarity of vision and commitment to the vibe marks it out as a true scene leader.

Notes: Originally designed by Josh Scott of JHS Pedals and graphic designer, Daniel Danger as a homage to Electro-Harmonix in what Josh and Daniel consider the company's design heyday of the 1970s, the EHX Lizard Queen Octave Fuzz is a nano-sized version of the pedal brought to life by the engineers at Electro-Harmonix that has all of the tones and vibes of the original circuit design by Josh. The tone is inspired by EHX's fuzz pedigree with a unique analog octave up circuit that has all the vibe of the original design first featured on the JHS Show in 2022. This creates a completely new and unique EHX fuzz sound we've never heard before. To further tell the tale, the pedal is adorned with vintage EHX-inspired graphics designed by Daniel.

Housed in EHX's Nano-sized chassis, the EHX Lizard Queen is a fixed gain fuzz pedal which features Volume, Octave, and Balance knobs. Volume controls the overall output volume level. The Octave control adjusts the level of the octave-up signal from zero to full octave chaos. Perfect for dialing in a crushing rhythm sound or a chimey, clanging lead sound. The Balance knob sets the tone balance between the smoother Shadow setting and the raspy, biting Sun setting. The effect of the Balance control is especially apparent with the octave set high.

Specifications

Circuit: Analogue
Bypass: True Bypass
Audio: Mono
Power Supply: 9V battery included (optional 9.6VDC-200mA power adapter not included)
Dimensions (in): 4.5 x 2.75 x 2.1
Current Draw: 5mA