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Desert Rose
Desert Rose (limited 7")
Cat: BTR 101. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Desert Rose (3:46)
TNT (4:06)
Review: Indonesia-based Babon was founded in 2023 by longtime friends Wahyudi T. Raupp and Rayi Raditia and craft instrumentals addressing environmental issues. Their sound fuses Melbourne's vibrant music energy with dangdut rhythms, gamelan percussion, and melodic keroncong folk styles. Here they debut on Batov Records with the wonderful 'Tropical Desert Music' which blends Indonesian traditions with Afro-Latin funk, Morricone-inspired grooves, Bollywood breaks and blues. It's the sort of sound that is perfect for fans of Khruangbin or Sababa 5. The A-side 'Desert Rose' is a spaghetti blues anthem, while the flip 'TNT' tells a miner's tragic tale through cinematic, explosive instrumentation.
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Omega Sessions (remastered)
Omega Sessions (remastered) (1-sided digitally printed 'emerald haze' vinyl 12")
Cat: ORGM 2185G. Rel: 16 Feb 24
I Against I (2:53)
Stay Close To Me (2:24)
I Luv I Jah (6:32)
At The Movies (2:28)
Attitude (1:28)
Review: 'The Omega Sessions' is a five-song EP recorded by Bad Brains in 1980 and released in 1997. The tracks were recorded and mixed at the original Omega Recording Studios in Rockville, Maryland, and overall, the EP contains early versions of songs which eventually appeared on later releases, including a revamped reading of 'I Against I.' This reissue marks the seventh release in the remaster campaign that is now upon us, re-launching the Bad Brains Records label imprint. Just five incendiary originals screamers, all the way through to the inimitable sass-monster that is 'Attitude', are enough to turn our brains mushy once more.
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Omelette
Omelette (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: FNR 252. Rel: 28 Apr 25
Omelette (3:39)
Fa Man (4:17)
Review: Bamma Gamma returns with a sizzling slab of funk in the form of 'Omelette' via Detroit's renowned Funk Night Records. This one is a digger's dream, raw, gritty instrumental funk with break-heavy drums, tight guitar licks and basslines so greasy they practically drip off the record. True to Funk Night's underground sound, Omelette is unapologetically retro and authentic and serves up irresistible dancefloor heat that feels like a lost '70s cut that has been newly rediscovered. For DJs looking to inject some analogue soul into their sets, it's a no-brainer.
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Sunshine Dub Me (Record Store Day RSD Black Friday 2023)
Cat: PIASC 1029EP. Rel: 01 Dec 23
Punch Dub (3:43)
Angry Dub (4:08)
No Trophy Version (3:23)
This Town Version (2:56)
Lying In The Dub (3:54)
Sky Holds The Dub (3:51)
Review: Founding Bees members Paul Butler and Aaron Fletcher recorded the original Sunshine Hit Me on the Isle of Wight in their own home garden studio which they called The Shed. A year after release in 2003 it got recognised with a Mercury Music Prize nomination and spawned some big singles. Now, 20 years on, it arrives once more but in an all-new and dubbed-out fashion. The six cuts include three which have never previously been released in any physical format and bring a fresh dimension to the originals.
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Played by: Marco Gallerani
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Melvin (reissue)
Melvin (reissue) (blue marbled vinyl 7")
Cat: NUM 726LPC1. Rel: 14 Dec 23
Melvin (2:30)
Come Back (2:26)
Review: Not to be confused with the contemporary songwriter Belles, 1960s Canadian soft rockers The Bells, 1980s British pop rockers The Belle Stars, or the seminal Detroit techno anthem by Jeff Mills, Numero Group invite you to step back in time and experience one of the best under-referenced 'response songs' of all time. Taking a lead from Them's 1965 hit 'Gloria', The Belles rework the format to sing about a guy they like. "M-E-L-V-I-I-I... M-E-L-V-I-N, Meeeeelllvviinn" the chorus kind of goes, backing track set to a lackadaisical, classic, jangling, looped rock 'n' roll stomp. Backed with the B-side, 'Come Back', which sets a lighter but brisker mood with its up tempo vocal quartet, delicate snare rolls and catchy six string chords, this is quite the trip to and through another era.
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Flag
Flag (7")
Cat: ZENFC 012S. Rel: 27 May 22
Flag (2:29)
Empire (3:21)
Review: Who said music has nothing to say these days? In an age of plastic people distracted to the point of distraction from the shocking atrocities, privilege, inequality and prejudices that are frogmarching society into a death trap of a future, Benefits stand out like a beautiful sore thumb - battered, bruised, and British, they are the epitome of an 'issues band' and we welcome any opportunity to listen and write about them.

Like some sort of rabid Idles, here the Middlesbrough one man crew make noises that defy logic, twisted cacophonous bars of ravenous distorted sound, and then layer council estate spoken word over the top. Angry enough to make you feel like there is still hope, and innovative enough to make you wonder whether - in an increasingly risk-averse music industry - enough people will get to know and love them. Make sure you do.
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I Gotta Limit
Cat: AJX 822S. Rel: 12 Nov 24
I Gotta Limit (feat Kitty Liv) (3:10)
Summer Sun (David Arnold remix) (4:25)
Review: Having played a slew of inimitable and unforgettable television comedy characters over the past decade or so, from Toast of London's Stephen Toast to Douglas Reynholm in The IT Crowd, Dixon Bainbridge in The Mighty Boosh and Todd Rivers in Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, you could be forgiven for expecting Matt Berry to use songwriting and music as another form of hilarious release. That's definitely not the case. There's plenty of release on I Gotta Limit, but this is anything other than satire. The first new music to come from Berry's 2025 album, Heard Noises, the two tracks here are pure joy, authentic and genuinely impressive on a technical level. Exchanging lines in a duet with Kitty Liv for the titular number, the vibe is part Northern Soul, part psych rock, and pretty much all completely captivating.
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Gelin Aysem
Gelin Aysem (7" + insert)
Cat: TR 21. Rel: 07 Apr 22
Gelin Aysem (4:53)
Nenni (3:26)
Review: Turkey has always had a fascinating funk scene and Beybonlar has been at the heart of its contemoorary scene. HIs 2019 album Gelin Aysem on Arsivplak is a gold standard from the genre and one of its key singles gets serve dup on its own 7" with a special insert. The title track 'Gelin Aysem' opens up with psyched out guitars, plenty of lo-fi drums and wailing Turkish vocals that bring the exotic flavours. On the flip, 'Nenni' is a little harder and darker in its mood and groove.

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If You Only Knew
If You Only Knew (limited white & black marbled vinyl 12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: SSQ 240LPC1. Rel: 17 Apr 25
Wandering Lost (6:42)
Torn Reckless (4:23)
Fate Is Forward (5:11)
All I Need (5:44)
Review: Blackwater Holylight sacrifice their latest EP 'If You Only Knew' to the Suicide Squeeze gods, providing an intermezzo of cosmos and sludge. A chthonic dark psych explosion if we've ever heard one, we hear metal, shoegaze, and psychedelia culminate to an iconoclastic crunch point, as strange auraic statues of Cthulhu shatter before our eyes, evoking the god beast in actuality, not just representation. Lead track 'Wandering Lost' hears the band tear up constellate skies, as producer Sonni DiPerri shapes the track's many shifting structural tides, evoking the many emotional turmoils and stretching-thins of life; Sunny Faris (vocals, guitar, bass) further emphasises its point, that is, to embrace the inequitable unknown.
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Bo Street Runner
Bo Street Runner (limited white vinyl 7" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: DOWN 10S. Rel: 07 Oct 24
Bo Street Runner (2:11)
Baby Never Say Goodbye (2:36)
Review: Formed in Harrow in 1964, The Bo Street Runners were a short-lived r&b blues-hued garage rock band that reflected the signs and sounds of the time. Standing up to their peers pretty well, it's a case of instability killing the cat rather than a lack of ideas, with nine members going through the lineup in the two years the group were officially active for. Among them were future Fleetwood Mac drummer, Mick Fleetwood and vocalist Mike Patto, who some may remember from outfits such as Spooky Tooth, Patto and Boxer. Bo Street Runners is one of just four singles the troupe did for Decca, a brief back catalogue that culminated in a single extended player. This is a small but insightful introduction to their sound and a clear sign of just how good they were.
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Hatif
Hatif (limited 7")
Cat: FFSPT 1037. Rel: 25 Feb 25
Hatif (3:30)
Kidi Bloom (4:31)
Review: Fresh instrumental Afro-funk-disco magic from LA-based quartet The Bombillas, once again emerging from their post-LP slumber with the complementary 'Kidi Bloom' and 'Hatif'. In no rush to release again since 2022's 'Nac Nac/Senebi', this new 12" is suitably taciturn and unaffected; the A-sider riffs on distinctive Arabian folkloric music styles, its brand of funk closing in on a harmonic minor key, as David Michael Celia and Tyler Nuffer digitally riffle the electric keys and vintage-amped guitar respectively. 'Kidi Bloom' is a similar pre-car-chase scene complement, bringing cluing vibraphones and mod-wheeled synth work to a relative slow jam.
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Nobody But You
Cat: BCR 137. Rel: 16 Nov 23
Nobody But You (2:18)
Gift Of Life (3:23)
Review: We have always got time for new heat from Big Crown and that's just what we have here from Brainstory. This trio of artists take cues from the label's co-owner Leon Michels and his work interpreting the Wu-Tang but with this own energy. They dropped a first EP back in 2014 and since then have looked to jazz, hip-hop old and new, soul and cinematic opulence for their inspiration. This new 7" comes as the outfit is finishing off its second full length and is a fine taster of what to expect with a show stopping two-sider that will soon find its way into you heart.
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Cosmic Freaks
Cosmic Freaks (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: EE 004. Rel: 01 Apr 25
Cosmic Freaks (4:44)
Cherie Boca (3:02)
Review: The latest addition to Echo Edits keeps the funk coming courtesy of Break Character who delivers two powerful tracks that are indicative of his unique approach, names to enhance each edit with extra layers of FX and beats. 'Cosmic Freaks' takes a 60s go-go rock groove and infuses it with Moog and Space Echo effects while paying homage to the psychedelic club sounds of Pierre Henry and JJ Perrey. 'Cherie Boca' then transports you in an instant to the funky samba rhythms of 70s Brazil with an extended edit and added beats to guide dancers from the favela to the beach. Two distinct styles, perfect for different vibes.
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The Real
The Real (limited numbered 10")
Cat: AUK 04710. Rel: 27 May 22
The Real (4:56)
Where Do We Go From Here? (4:06)
Review: The 60s Liverpudlian rock quartet are famed for their song '6 Day War', which has been sampled from the likes of DJ Shadow in Tokyo Drift and Pusha T on his album released earlier this year. This track is undoubtedly a classic, written in the aftermath of the ongoing Arab-Israeli war of 1967, '6 Day War' is one of the best anti-war tracks of all time. The slow jam-rock ballad comes from the band's album 'Oh What a Lovely War!' released in 1973 which has not been released in Britain until now, making this a landmark pressing. The record is a psychedelic soft-progressive rock LP with emphasis on heavy guitars like in 'Lay it Down' and even pulls from folk rock in 'Dirty Delilha Blues'. Colonel Bagshot were almost criminally overlooked, though their music seems to consistently stand the test of time and it's easy to hear why. The sound is quintessential Liverpool rock, even down to the naming conventions being evocative of The Beatles.
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Machetazos!
Cat: VIRUS 113. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Padre Nuestro (2:14)
Molestando Ninos Muertos (2:54)
Grito De Los Soldados Poseidos (0:37)
Machetazos (2:54)
Castigo Del Brujo (1:26)
Cristo De La Roca (2:56)
Review: Landing with a curbstomp the year before their debut full-length Matando Gueros, 1992's iMachetazos! served as only the second 7" EP (of what would become a lengthy discography) from drug cartel death metal outfit Brujeria. While performing with their faces covered and under gangster pseudonyms, anyone within the scene knows the collective alumni boasts (or has at one point) Fear Factory's Dino Cazares and drummer Raymond Herrera, as well as Billy Gould (Faith No More), Nicholas Barker (Cradle Of Filth Dimmu Borgir) and Jeff Walker (Carcass). Lyrically touching on tops of Satanism, torture, gang violence and drug dealing, all united through Mexican imagery and gangster aesthetic; when coupled with the band's extreme form of death metal imbued grindcore, the resulting menace is akin to waking up in a mosh pit during Sicario.
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Cream Corn From The Socket Of Davis (remastered)
Cat: OLE 2063T. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Moving To Florida (4:32)
Comb (4:59)
To Parter (4:19)
Tornadoes (2:38)
Review: The second part of a series of essential early records by Texas's Butthole Surfers features three of their most unhinged releases: 1985's Cream Corn from the Socket of Davis, 1987's Locust Abortion Technician, and 1988's Hairway to Steven. These records capture the Butthole Surfers' evolution from Texan misfits to renowned provocateurs of the American underground scene. In 1985, they were the darlings of hallucinogen-fueled punk enthusiasts. By 1988, they had toured Europe, gained international recognition, and established a base in Driftwood, Texas. Cream Corn from the Socket of Davis offers a tantalizing glimpse into the Butthole Surfers' chaotic genius. Featuring two tracks from Rembrandt and two new recordings from their home studio in Winterville, Georgia, the EP showcases the band's unique blend of precision and madness. 'Moving to Florida' stands out as a surreal, Beefheart-esque trip, while the other tracks are equally mind-blowing. This EP serves as a perfect, bite-sized introduction to the delirious brilliance that the band would continue to unleash in their subsequent releases. These albums are remastered by Golden himself adding to the importance of these.
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Indian Ropeman (reissue)
Indian Ropeman (reissue) (purple vinyl 7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: DF 003PURPLE. Rel: 30 Dec 24
Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity - "Indian Rope Man" (3:22)
Brian Auger & The Trinity - "Black Cat" (3:23)
Review: Heavy Jazz Records has licensed this very welcome reissue of one of the most iconic Hammond Mod dancefloor bangers of all time. This limited edition new 45 rpm features Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity's 'Indian Rope Man' on one side, a track packed with driving chord work, vibrant guitar licks, and passionate, intense vocals. On the flip side, Mod enthusiasts will find another gem in the form of 'Black Cat.' This track races forward with raw brass, hard-edged vocals, scintillating drums and epic chord progressions. A true pair of heavy-hitting tracks from the vault, sure to thrill collectors and dancers enthusiasts alike.
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Istanbul Sokaklari
Istanbul Sokaklari (gatefold LP + insert)
Cat: GBLP 163. Rel: 08 Nov 24
Istanbul Express Divan Taksim (2:39)
Arsiz Saksagan (Cheeky Magpie) (6:10)
Carsi Pazar Baglama Taksimi (2:22)
Yok Haddi Yok Hesabi (No Limit No Calculation) (11:03)
Bosphorus Cura Taksim (3:23)
Pisi Pisi Halayi (3:18)
Yapraklarin Arasindan (In Between The Leaves) (8:19)
Guzel Bahce Taksimi (Beautiful Garden Taksim) (3:13)
Review: BaBa ZuLa, Istanbul's most experimental band, continues to push the boundaries of Turkish psych-rock. Known for their hypnotic blend of Turkish percussion, electric saz, and electronic elements, they've gained a cult following across the globe. With influences from legends like Einsturzende Neubauten and Can, their latest album Istanbul Sokaklari is a sonic and political statement. Combining deep rhythms, glitchy electronics and dual male-female vocals, BaBa ZuLa's music transports listeners into a world where tradition meets modernity, offering a glimpse into both the future and the heart of Istanbul's streets.
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Slipper Imp & Shakaerator
Slipper Imp & Shakaerator (limited laguna blue marbled vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 870427 4770. Rel: 03 Apr 25
What Is Ashwagandha (4:31)
Long Live The Wilderness (4:46)
Now & Zen (3:16)
Sunday (4:46)
Apollonia (3:39)
Like Cleopatra (3:20)
When The Milk Flows (3:07)
MT Dub (feat Stu Mackenzie) (4:27)
Aquarium Cowgirl (2:58)
Rainbows End (feat Camille Jansen) (3:20)
Re-ju-ven-ate (2:40)
Review: Byron Bay 60s-psych revivalists Babe Rainbow are the first band to be signed to King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard's newly created p(doom) Records. When they announced this album at the end of 2024, with the release of single 'Like Cleopatra', it was the label's inauguration. The mystery in all of this, though, is how one earth does King Gizzard find the time to run a label when they release album as quickly as Mo Salah scores goals? Anyways, they clearly have a great ear as they've done the right thing in putting out this album of psychedelic acid pop, with its lysergic jams 80s synth-funk workouts. For all its nostalgia, there are parallels to more modern neo-psych bands that are really appealing, too. 'Aquarium Cowgirl' could have been a great release for the now disbanded London-based band Childhood, thanks to the reverb-y transcendental falsetto and floaty layers of dreamy guitar. Ultimately, this is a great, uplifting mood antidote to all the post-punk and shoegaze that's cornering the market at the moment.
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I Against I (Punk Note Editon) (remastered)
Cat: ORG 2187B1. Rel: 18 Jul 24
Intro (0:58)
I Against I (2:48)
House Of Suffering (2:23)
Re-Ignition (4:11)
Secret 77 (3:56)
Let Me Help (2:16)
She’s Calling You (3:39)
Sacred Love (3:34)
Hired Gun (3:44)
Return To Heaven (3:16)
Review: Originally distributed through SST Records in 1986, I Against I served as the seminal third full-length from Washington D.C. hardcore punk legends Bad Brains and is still the band's highest selling album to date. Noted for branching far beyond the already expanded parameters of reggae-infused punk, and embracing elements of soul, funk and alternative metal, the album was a shock at the time to the devout fans who were spoiled by the refinement of their sound on Rock For Light, yet in the decades since, the LP has been cited as an integral influence by members of Cro-Mags, Sepultura, The Dillinger Escape Plan and Rage Against The Machine to name a small handful, while artists such as Machine Head, Jeff Buckley and Lamb Of God have even covered the iconic title-track. Newly remastered with updated artwork, this Punk Note edition is a vital collection piece for both newcomers and fanboys who've already spun their OG copy to death.
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I Against I (remastered)
Cat: ORG 21871. Rel: 19 Jul 24
Intro (0:54)
I Against I (2:47)
House Of Suffering (2:27)
Re-Ignition (4:09)
Secret 77 (4:01)
Let Me Help (2:14)
She’s Calling You (3:41)
Sacred Love (3:34)
Hired Gun (3:43)
Return To Heaven (3:13)
Review: The highest selling album from reggae-tinged hardcore punk pioneers Bad Brains arrived courtesy of SST Records in 1986, and marked the band's further decimation of genre parameters. Following on from the major success of their refined sophomore endeavour Rock For Light, which cherry-picked some of their preceding self-titled debut LP's strongest cuts to re-record under the tutelage of The Cars' late, great Ric Ocasek, by the time it came to enter the studio to lay down what would grow into the iconic I Against I, the band had begun to embrace more outsider influences from the realms of soul, r&b and even funk metal; all genres that would inform the sonic makeup of their third full-length. With the title-track covered from everyone from Jeff Buckley to Lamb Of God to Denzel Curry, the utter sonic fearlessness exuded throughout scoffed in the face of hardcore purists who lambasted the effort upon release, while its insidious influence can still be heard today from Rage Against The Machine all the way up to hardcore's modern day flag flyers Turnstile.
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I Against I (remastered)
I Against I (remastered) (limited "plutonium" green marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: ORG 2187A1. Rel: 19 Jul 24
Intro (0:54)
I Against I (2:47)
House Of Suffering (2:27)
Re-Ignition (4:09)
Secret 77 (4:01)
Let Me Help (2:14)
She’s Calling You (3:41)
Sacred Love (3:34)
Hired Gun (3:43)
Return To Heaven (3:13)
Review: Following the major success of 1983's seminal sophomore effort Rock For Light, in which reggae-hardcore heroes Bad Brains would work studiously under The Cars' Ric Ocasek, and even re-record some of their self-titled debut LP's strongest cuts such as 'Sailin' On' and 'Banned In D.C.'; the hard left turn of their now acclaimed third full-length I Against I initially shocked many a hardcore purists upon its initial 1986 release. Arriving courtesy of SST Records, the album showcased an even further disregard for genre or scene parameters than the band had exuded up to that point, absorbing elements of funk, soul, r&b and, most notably, alternative metal, with the material falling somewhere in line with the likes of Living Colour, yet a far scuzzier version. While early reception was somewhat maligned and controversial, with the band even back-peddling on 1989's Quickness, there's no denying the sprawling influence the record has had in the decades since, with covers of the title-track coming from Jeff Buckley to Denzel Curry, while its sonic presence can be heard all the way up to modern hardcore stalwarts such as Turnstile. Not to mention the iconic lore behind the vocals to 'Sacred Love' being recorded by H.R. over the phone from prison while serving time on a marijuana distribution charge. How can you get any more hardcore punk reggae than that?
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Bad Brains
Bad Brains (limited "banana peel" vinyl LP)
Cat: OGIC 2179BP1. Rel: 23 Nov 23
Sailin' On (1:50)
Don't Need It (1:06)
Attitude (1:20)
The Regulator (1:01)
Banned In DC (2:05)
Jah Calling (2:30)
Supertouch/Shitfit (2:31)
Leaving Babylon (3:58)
Fearless Vampire Killers (1:06)
I (2:05)
Big Take Over (2:55)
Pay To Cum (1:20)
Right Brigade (2:26)
I Luv I Jah (6:14)
Intro (0:13)
Review: An album that requires little to no introduction, but we'll give it a stab anyways: Both essential and alien to the scene, the self-titled debut Bad Brains LP will forever be heralded as one of the cornerstones of the hardcore punk movement. While originally honing their skills as funk/jazz group Mind Power, it wouldn't be until guitarist Dr. Know attended his first hardcore shows that an intense reinterpretation of punk tropes would be conceptualised within his madcap mind, leading to an incomparable collection of speedy, energetic and most important of all, musical compositions that would reshape the very foundations of a scene many stagedived from. Crammed full of raw, scuzzy classics such as 'Sailin' On' and 'Pay To Cum', yet interspersed with reggae and dub numbers including the tranquil 'Jah Calling', the Rastafarian hardcore ethos the band would coin on their seminal debut sent ripple effects still felt throughout the scene today. Not only their definitive work, but one of the most vital, pioneering and representative projects of the era.
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Still Nervous (remastered)
Still Nervous (remastered) (limited red & black splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: LGV 301. Rel: 15 May 25
Don't Stop (1:40)
Antidote (1:51)
USA (1:39)
You've Got The Nerve (2:24)
Plastic Rebel (2:21)
Sorry (2:53)
Television (3:43)
Jimmy The Punk (1:49)
Alright (2:32)
You Should Know By Now (3:25)
Too Lazy To Love (2:02)
The Kids Will Never Have Their Say (3:39)
Review: Described as "the bastard child of a Ramones/Strokes one night stand", London's Bad Nerves take the early 60s rock n' roll power pop that birthed the later punk scenes and bend them into an ouroboros of tail-eating, hook-laden punk rock swagger. Following on from their 2020 self-titled debut full-length, their aptly titled sophomore effort ("that was never meant to exist") Still Nervous arrived in 2024 armed to the teeth with fuzzier riffs, bigger hooks, more breakneck pace and an endorsement from Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong. Boasting cuts such as the mega anthem 'You've Got The Nerve', this is as to-the-point, unpretentious and garage-punk as it gets.
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Concrete Jungle (Soundtrack)
Concrete Jungle (Soundtrack) (evergreen & orange marbled vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: 704061 493. Rel: 06 Feb 25
C:\projects\cjost\beatdeath (0:48)
VAN (feat Poppy) (4:20)
The Drain (feat Health & Swarm) (3:45)
Terms & Conditions (feat Bob Vylan) (2:08)
Hedonist (Recharged) (feat Wargasm (UK)) (3:25)
Even (0:59)
Loading Screen (1:51)
Anything > Human (feat Erra) (3:05)
Digital Footprint (1:05)
Nervous System (feat Irisexe) (1:28)
C:\projects\cjost\findpeace (0:57)
Artificial Suicide (Unzipped) (feat Thousand Below) (1:51)
The Grey (Unzipped) (feat Thousand Below) (3:04)
The Death Of Peace Of Mind (We Are Fury Patch) (feat We Are Fury) (2:34)
The Death Of Peace Of Mind (So Wylie Patch) (feat So Wylie) (2:43)
Bad Decisions (Lofi) (feat Dahlia) (4:04)
Just Pretend (Credits) (feat Jenny (Let's Eat Grandma) & Chief) (3:57)
C:\projects\cjost\clearmind (2:04)
Artificial Suicide (live 2024) (3:12)
Like A Villain (live 2024) (4:08)
The Grey (live 2024) (4:32)
What Do You Want From Me? (live 2024) (3:42)
Nowhere To Go (live 2024) (4:57)
VAN (live 2024 - feat Poppy) (6:13)
The Death Of Peace Of Mind (live 2024) (6:32)
Just Pretend (live 2024) (5:47)
Review: Bad Omens expand their sonic universe with this ambitious triple LP, an experimental companion to 'The Death of Peace of Mind'. Featuring reimagined tracks, interludes, and collaborations with artists like ERRA, Poppy, and HEALTH, this release ventures into bold new territory. 'C:\Projects\CJOST\BEATDEATH' sets an ominous tone, while 'V.A.N (feat. Poppy)' injects a dose of dark pop energy. The band explores their heavier side with 'Anything > Human (feat. ERRA)', and 'Nervous System (feat. iRis.EXE)' delves into electronic textures. Live versions of fan favourites and collaborations with the likes of Let's Eat Grandma add further depth to this expansive project. This is Bad Omens at their most ambitious and experimental, pushing the boundaries of their sound and captivating listeners with a truly immersive experience.

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The Nervous Kats (reissue)
The Nervous Kats (reissue) (limited white & blue splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: NUM 603LPC1. Rel: 15 Jun 23
Surf Express (2:11)
Cobra (2:29)
First Love (2:20)
Five Fingers Of Scotch (2:02)
Chong (2:21)
Pandora (2:08)
Simba (2:00)
Traveling Sam (2:26)
I Don't Know (2:19)
Prophecy Of Love (2:00)
Devil's Run (1:44)
Northwind (2:13)
Review: Bailey's Nervous Kats was a teenage dream who combined surf, rock n' roll, exotica, and r&b in their music. They operated in the rural fringes of Northern California in the 1960s and released only one long player, sadly. The Nervous Kats is it and it now gets reissued by the quality Numero Group. It came right at the end of the band's time together and was released by the Emma imprint in 1965. It's a real doozy of the era and will take you to a time and place you didn't live but make you wish you had.
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Why Is The Colour Of The Sky?
Cat: FTH 534LP. Rel: 07 Nov 24
Brave Child Of A New World (2:52)
Children Of The Man (5:06)
Those Who Came Before (4:29)
Feeding The Moon (3:33)
Gift Of The Open Hand (2:23)
With The Night (4:28)
Hippopotamusic (2:39)
Free Energy (4:32)
Wonder (part I) (2:30)
Wonder (part II) (2:09)
Review: Bananagun's long-awaited follow-up Why is the Colour of the Sky? reflects the upheaval and transformation the band experienced in the four years since their debut. Released during Melbourne's strict lockdowns, the group was scattered, making it impossible to rehearse or record as they once did. However, that tumultuous period also led to a new creative process. Gone are the meticulously pre-planned tracks of their debutithis time, the songs were jammed, written, and recorded on the fly, capturing raw energy and spontaneity. The result? An album brimming with bold, jazz-infused freak-beat experimentation, groovy rhythms, and spiritual overtones. It's a departure from the sunny afrobeat of their debut, showcasing a more adventurous and human side of the band.
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Barbican City Of Tokyo
Cat: FC 56. Rel: 30 Dec 24
Reconquista (9:33)
Abandon (4:12)
Angel (7:53)
The Innocent One (6:30)
Review: Barbican Estate's latest release blends psychedelic rock with atmospheric folk influences. 'Reconquista' sets the tone with swirling melodies, while 'Abandon' offers a haunting, introspective vibe. 'Angel' brings a dreamlike quality, and 'The Innocent One' closes with intricate composition, showcasing the band's sonic exploration. This 2xLP captures their unique style and provides a captivating listen for fans of experimental rock.
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Melt Away
Melt Away (2xLP)
Cat: OLE 1779LP. Rel: 24 Oct 24
Olive Skin (5:35)
Tapir (dub) (5:43)
Son Of Dispersion (8:33)
Anadamide (Complete) (4:35)
Shadow Puppet (7:43)
The Division Of Nature (7:23)
The Trail (5:48)
Long Ride (6:27)
Despite The Roar (In Spite Of Themselves) (5:49)
Highlands (4:28)
Review: Melt Away, the forthcoming double LP compilation, offers rare tracks and outtakes from Bardo Pond's peak creative period in the late 90s. A gem from this collection, 'The Trail', initially featured on the 1997 compilation What's Up Matador, encapsulates the essence of fleeting momentsiits six-minute journey is ethereal and immersive, urging listeners to linger. Bardo Pond, the American psychedelic rock ensemble formed in 1991, continues to captivate with their immersive soundscapes. Their music blends elements of space rock, acid rock, and shoegazing, often drawing comparisons to Pink Floyd, Spacemen 3 and My Bloody Valentine. Their work is characterised by droning guitars, heavy distortion and enveloping feedback and rooting in ecstatic jazz and avant-garde influences, creating a dreamlike experience that transcends conventional understanding. If that sounds like your thing, dive in.
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Set & Setting (25th Anniversary Edition)
Set & Setting (25th Anniversary Edition) (gatefold purple vinyl LP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: OLE 1765LP. Rel: 24 Oct 24
Walking Stick Man (10:12)
This Time (So Fucked) (4:25)
Datura (7:52)
Again (6:31)
Cross Current (5:59)
Crawl Away (9:10)
#3 (0:56)
Review: Matador has released the long awaited reissue of Bardo Pond's iconic 1999 album Set and Setting, remastered and pressed on striking purple vinyl. Known for their expansive and immersive sound, Bardo Pond's Set and Setting remains a standout in their discography, featuring the epic eleven-minute opener 'Walking Stick Man' and the intense single 'This Time (So Fucked)'. This album captures the band at a peak moment, blending heavy psychedelia with sprawling sonic landscapes. Set and Setting might not be Bardo Pond's heaviest record, but it's certainly among their fuzziest. With the fuzz dialed up to eleven, the album teeters on the edge of sonic overload, creating a swirling, sludgy atmosphere that's a dream for those who love their rock dense and gritty. Bardo Pond's music can be challenging to categorise, with their discography swinging from focused psych-rock to sprawling, loose jams. In the 90s, they didn't capture the mainstream attention of bands like Sonic Youth or Mudhoney, but they carved out a unique niche, blending shoegaze, desert rock and Krautrock influences into a potent, heady mix. Set and Setting, though perhaps not the easiest entry point into their catalog, encapsulates the band's distinct approach. While it might lack traditional hooks or radio-friendly tracks, it's rich in the droning, psychedelic explorations that define their work. For those who crave unfiltered, immersive jams, Set and Setting stands as a prime example of Bardo Pond's enduring appeal.









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No Hashish No Change Money No Saki Saki
No Hashish No Change Money No Saki Saki (gatefold translucent green vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: LPTLR 142IE. Rel: 02 Feb 23
Hummingbird Mountain (7:28)
Earth & Sky (2:28)
Sometimes Words (5:09)
High Horse (5:55)
I Forgot (6:58)
Rupture (6:26)
Candlelight (2:02)
Amen (9:01)
Transistor (2:13)
Round & Round (8:45)
Review: Something of a cult record amongst those that know, this Bardo Pond album now gets a fully deserving remaster job for 2023. It brings the recording into sharp focus which means you can delve deep into its hallucinogenic charms, as initially recorded in Philadelphia back in 1993. The rather unique band's influences were said to be Black Sabbath, free jazz and no wave but you can also hear shades of early Dinosaur Jr, My Bloody Valentine and Spacemen 3 too. The band was a quartet when this was recorded and cooked up some dense garage and psyche-rock sounds with plenty of wax noise and explosive energy.
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Stone
Stone (gatefold LP + booklet)
Cat: 085001 8479929. Rel: 15 Sep 23
Embers (4:06)
Last Word (2:50)
Beneath The Rose (5:35)
Choir (3:47)
The Dirge (4:34)
Anodyne (3:24)
Shine (3:09)
Magnolia (7:09)
Under The Wheel (5:45)
Bloom (4:05)
Review: Marking their first LP to not be named after a colour, Savannah, Georgia based sludge-prog metal collective Baroness make their illustrious return on Stone; a darker and more introspective opus of heaving heft and unsettling atmospherics. Leave no doubt though, this is still the band fans have come to know and adore with their reliable brand of fuzzed out psychedelic guitar solos, crushing riffs and catchy hooks. Just one spin of lead single 'Last Word' should be more than enough to dispel any concerns whilst signalling a gloriously grim and captivating new era for the group.
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Kawasaki 1992: Live Radio Broadcast Club Citta Kawasaki Japan September 19 1992
Cat: CL 92539. Rel: 02 Aug 23
Slow & Low (3:38)
Shake Your Rump (2:52)
Posse In Effect (2:43)
Egg Man (2:33)
Stand Together (2:25)
POW (feat DJ Hurricane) (2:50)
Egg Raid On Mojo (1:26)
Time For Livin' (1:46)
In 3's (2:29)
Michelle's Farm (2:06)
Holy Snappers (3:34)
Jimmy James (3:03)
The Sounds Of Science (3:34)
Hold It Now, Hit It (1:30)
Pass The Mic (2:29)
Freestyle (feat MC Boo) (1:45)
Time To Get Ill (1:34)
Shadrach (0:23)
Review: Few have ever matched the rawness and visceral hip-hop energy of the Beastie Boys, have they? To catch them live is no doubt one of the most explosive musical experiences of the last 50 years. If you never have, fear not, because an album like this one takes you back in time to be there in the flesh, in this case at Club Citta in Kawasaki, Japan in September 1992. It was a performance broadcast live on radio and it comes now on nice heavyweight vinyl with plenty of lesser-known tunes in amongst some of the bigger moments. A real must for collectors and fans alike.
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Ill Communication (30th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: 652016 4. Rel: 01 Aug 24
Sure Shot (3:12)
Tough Guy (0:56)
B-Boys Makin' With The Freak Freak (3:31)
Bobo On The Corner (1:29)
Root Down (3:04)
Sabotage (2:55)
Get It Together (3:57)
Sabrosa (3:27)
The Update (3:20)
Futterman's Rule (3:27)
Alright Hear This (3:13)
Eugene's Lament (2:12)
Flute Loop (1:49)
Do It (3:08)
Ricky's Theme (3:36)
Heart Attack Man (2:12)
The Scoop (3:40)
Shambala (3:26)
Bodhisattva Vow (2:58)
Transitions (2:35)
Review: Ill Communication, the Beastie Boys' fourth studio album, remains a hallmark of their creative versatility. Released in 1994, this groundbreaking record merges hip-hop with punk rock, jazz, and funk, marking a significant shift towards live instrumentationia progression from their previous album, Check Your Head. Co-produced by the Beasties and Mario C, the album showcases their talent for genre-blending, featuring iconic tracks like the explosive 'Sabotage,' the funky 'Get It Together' with Q-Tip, and the raw 'Do It' with Biz Markie. The album also includes jazzy breakbeat grooves such as 'Root Down' and 'The Scoop,' along with instrumental jazz-funk tracks like 'Ricky's Theme' and 'Sabrosa,' and even nods to their punk roots with 'Heart Attack Man.' With further contributions from Money Mark, Eric Bobo, and Amery 'AWOL' Smith, Ill Communication is a testament to the Beastie Boys' ability to innovate. Now available on cassette for the first time ever, it continues to resonate as one of the band's most diverse and celebrated works.
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Ill Communication (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)
Ill Communication (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) (limited 180 gram vinyl 3xLP + insert in spot-varnished lenticular slip-case)
Cat: 650379 0. Rel: 25 Jul 24
Sure Shot (2:50)
Tough Guy (1:13)
B-Boys Makin' With The Freak Freak (3:26)
Bobo On The Corner (2:07)
Root Down (2:46)
Sabotage (3:00)
Get It Together (3:59)
Sabrosa (3:32)
The Update (3:11)
Futterman's Rule (3:34)
Alright Hear This (3:04)
Eugene's Lament (2:14)
Flute Loop (1:49)
Do It (3:14)
Ricky's Theme (3:41)
Heart Attack Man (3:12)
The Scoop (2:32)
Shambala (3:21)
Bodhisattva Vow (2:59)
Transitions (2:37)
Root Down (Free Zone mix) (3:40)
Resolution Time (2:51)
Get It Together (Buck-Wild remix) (4:03)
Dope Little Song (1:48)
Sure Shot (European B-Boy mix) (2:52)
Heart Attack Man (Unplugged) (2:24)
The Vibes (2:59)
Atwater Basketball Association File No 172-C (1:27)
Heart Attack Man (live) (2:04)
The Maestro (live) (3:12)
Mullet Head (2:54)
Sure Shot (European B-Boy instrumental) (2:56)
Review: Beastie Boys' classic 1994 album, Ill Communication, is getting a special deluxe edition reissue on vinyl to celebrate its 30th anniversary. The remastered 3xLP set resurrects a rare version initially released as a limited run in 2009 that includes 12 bonus tracks - rarities, a live version of Check Your Head's 'The Maestro,' B-sides, and remixes - all adding to what is already a spectacularly varied and wonderfully sprawling album. Ill Communication was the fourth studio album by the New York-based hip-hop ensemble, featuring hit singles like 'Sabotage' and 'Get It Together.' This reissue follows recent re-releases of other Beastie Boys' albums, including Hello, Nasty and Check Your Head and further highlights the group's 'giants of the 90s' status.
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Nova
Nova (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: GBX 046LP. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Black Cape (3:38)
Dancers Reward (4:05)
Sister Moon (3:49)
Sonora (3:39)
Here Everything Is Still Floating (4:00)
Raridade De Contrastes (3:47)
Somersault (4:03)
Groundstar (3:20)
Orbit (3:33)
Pulsing Abstractions (2:26)
Turn The Tide (3:02)
Review: Spectral musical favourites Ghost Box return with the beautiful third album by Beautify Junkyards. Extending the idea that junkyards aren't already beautiful in their own scrappy sort of way, Nova is an exquisite selection of junk-larked tropicalia "finds", visually (album-cover-ally) building on the news cut-up assemblages of Dada and committing them to the beatific atmospheric siblings that are trip hop, psychedelia and what we'd trepidatiously deign to call cosmic lounge. With special guests Paul Weller, Dorothy Moskowitz (of United States of America) and Jesse Chandler (of Pneumatic Tubes & Midlake), this is a thoroughly far-flung metal detecting foray indeed, but it's not the inclusion of the canonic names of 60s psychedelic rock that makes this one special, more than it is its bright, refined, verging on impeccable recordings; despite much guitar echo and analogue anaphora, nothing gets lost in mire, despite this being a nominal junkyard. Best of among the shiny things has to be 'Sonora', the star prize in this magpie's nest. These acid folk have well and truly done it again.
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Nova
Nova (CD)
Cat: GBX 046CD. Rel: 20 Sep 24
Black Cape
Dancer's Reward
Sister Moon
Sonora
Here Everything Is Still Floating
Raridade De Contrastes
Somersault
Groundstar
Orbit
Pulsing Abstractions
Turn The Tide
Review: Ghost Box present the CD edition of their latest record by freakish scene-dazzlers Beautify Junkyards, Nova. Despite the record's immediate imagism bringing together news clipping collage, and connotations of scrapheaps and salvaging indicated by the band's name, the sound of the record is anything but adjacent to these themes. The six-piece psychedelia/acid folk band command a wide foundry of instruments, smoothening any rough edge into a shared, sonically doughy dream, beautifying a well-sifted haul of believably, formerly scrapped instruments into a pristine assemblage. Though it builds on motifs heard in 60s and 70s film soundtracks, echoing spaghetti Westerns and early sci-fi, the record's best moments are its seemingly impossible electronica syntheses, such as the unassailed critical mass of trickling drum machine, spring reverb, tonal murmur and near-atonal noise reached on 'Raridade De Contrastes'.
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Sunshine Hit Me (reissue)
Cat: PIASC 1004CD. Rel: 07 Dec 23
Punchbag
Angryman
No Trophy
Binnel Bay
Sunshine
A Minha Menina
This Town
Sweet Like A Champion
Lying In The Show
Zia
Sky Holds The Sun
Seeds (bonus tracks)
You Got To Leave
Elain
Whistle Chop
Jackel Head
Out For The Count
Review: Second time around for the Bees' terrific debut album, Sunshine Hit Me, which wowed critics and buyers alike on its initial release way back in 2001. The epitome of a surprise hit with admirably DIY roots - the duo behind it, Paul Butler and Aaron Fletcher, famously recorded it in a limited home studio built in the back garden of a residential house on the Isle of Wight - the album has lost none of its allure all these years on. Woozy, summery and lo-fi, with hazy horns and glassy-eyed vocals rising above backing tracks that variously doff a cap to soul, rocksteady, ska, 1960s dream pop, psychedelia and a wealth of subtle global musical influences, Sunshine Hit Me is a warming, smile-inducing treat. This edition also boasts a sextet of bonus cuts, which seem to be a mixture of B-sides and tracks plucked from the pair's archives.
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Played by: Phat Phil Cooper
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Pinball Wanderer
Pinball Wanderer (blue vinyl LP)
Cat: SCR 300LP. Rel: 27 Feb 25
Panic Attack (4:03)
I'm In Love (4:44)
Madder Lake Deep (2:06)
Apple Green Ufo (8:21)
Pinball Wanderer (4:33)
Music Concrete (5:17)
The Notes You Never Hear (1:52)
Space Station Mantra (5:42)
Review: We get it - there's a lot of music released everyday and it can feel overwhelming to sort the wheat from the chaff. There's no doubt, however, that Ride guitarist Andy Bell has delivered the goods here. His latest solo effort is helped by some influential collaborators. Proto-shoegaze cut 'I'm In Love...' features none other than One Dove's Dot Allison and Neu!'s Michael Rother. It's a beautiful reworking of The Passions' 1981 hit, certain to strike a chord with those who love the dreamier side of shoegaze. Bell has mixed and produced this record himself and proves himself to be a tireless conduit for beautiful ideas and sounds. Long may he keep producing music this good.
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Pinball Wanderer
Cat: SCR 300CD. Rel: 27 Feb 25
Panic Attack (4:03)
I'm In Love (4:44)
Madder Lake Deep (2:06)
Apple Green Ufo (8:21)
Pinball Wanderer (4:33)
Music Concrete (5:17)
The Notes You Never Hear (1:52)
Space Station Mantra (5:42)
Review: Following a few years spent focusing on his ambient, drone and instrumental shoegaze focused GLOK project, former Ride man Andy Bell has finally got round to recording a new album of songs. Titled Sonic Cathedral, the album is undeniably nostalgic in tone, not only reacalling the jangly and sonically dense days of shoegaze and jangly indie-pop, but also the funkier and more intoxicated indie-dance records of that period (think Weatherall productions and remixes of the period, the Stone Roses and - whisper it quietly - Candy Flip). It's a bold and hugely enjoyable blend, with Bell sashaying between the tactile, Spiritualized-ish 'The Notes You Never Hear', the krautrock-goes-funky flex of 'Space Station Mantra', the Beck-esque 'Music Concrete' and the Tony Allen/Afrobeat-influenced 'Apple Green UFO'.

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Pinball Wanderer
Pinball Wanderer (magenta vinyl LP + autographed insert (indie exclusive))
Cat: SCR 300LPI. Rel: 27 Feb 25
Panic Attack (4:03)
I'm In Love (4:44)
Madder Lake Deep (2:06)
Apple Green Ufo (8:21)
Pinball Wanderer (4:33)
Music Concrete (5:17)
The Notes You Never Hear (1:52)
Space Station Mantra (5:42)
Review: Andy Bell is a blessed man: he had none other than Neu!'s Michael Rother supply guitar parts to the opening cut 'I'm In Love' (a cover of The Passions' post-punk classic). Moreover, One Love's Dot Allison is guest vocalist and supplies ethereal tones to the breathtaking song. It opens the gate beautifully for the heady collection of entirely new material that follows. It's an album that navigates Stone Roses grooves and Arthur Russell style experimental textures and works just as well for close listening as it does moodily-lit dancefloors. The Ride guitarist is on the form of his life here and you could do far worse than letting this wash all over you.
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Heard Noises
Heard Noises (blue vinyl LP)
Cat: AJXLP 817B. Rel: 23 Jan 25
Why On Fire? (4:57)
Silver Rings (2:22)
Interlude (0:37)
Be Alarmed (5:19)
I Gotta Limit (3:16)
Wedding Photo Stranger (4:28)
Stay On The Ground (4:22)
I Entered As I Came (4:13)
There Are Monsters (3:41)
To Live For What Once Was (3:11)
Canada Dry (2:23)
The Snakes Will Slide (3:49)
Interlude (2) (0:41)
Sky High (5:14)
Review: Following the success of Matt Berry's 2021 release, The Blue Elephant, and last year's collaboration with KPM, his eighth studio album, Heard Noises, arrives via Acid Jazz. This album comes in a stunning label-exclusive gatefold edition on a classy sky blue vinyl. The lead single, 'I Gotta Limit', shows Matt's lyrical exchange with Kitty Liv, reflecting a man yearning for another chance with a woman who is losing patience. The song, influenced by Sly Stone, packs a wealth of musical ideas into its three-minute duration, blending Northern Soul with psychedelic elements. In contrast to the eclectic sounds of The Blue Elephant, Heard Noises embraces a looser, Californian psychedelic vibe, infusing the album with space pop influences and haunting melodies. Displaying Matt's remarkable musicianship, he plays nearly every instrument, from guitars to synths, joined by longtime collaborator Craig Blundell and an array of talented guests. This album encapsulates the diverse musical journey that has defined Matt Berry's career as a musician, alongside his roles as comedic actor.
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Ils Veulent Nous Tuer (40th Anniversary Edition)
Ils Veulent Nous Tuer (40th Anniversary Edition) (limited yellow & orange vinyl LP)
Cat: AZMLP 06COR. Rel: 05 Sep 23
On A Faim (3:06)
Et Hop! (2:40)
Nuit Apache (3:34)
Sur Les Toits (3:46)
Mineurs En Danger (3:56)
Marche Funebre De La Jeunesse Suicidaire (2:18)
Review: Berurier Noir's cult classic post punk record Ils Veulent Nous Tuer (which translates from French as 'they want to murder us') arrived in 1988 but for some reason is getting a 40th anniversary reissue in 2023. The band hailed from Paris and were hugely popular in the 80s after coming together around frontman and vocalist Francois Guillemot (who, rather fascinatingly, went on to become a researcher at the French National Center for Scientific Research as a specialist of Vietnam.) Guitarist Laurent Katracazos also features on the album as do various rhythm machines and later a saxophone, all of which are wrapped around committed anti-fascist and anti-racist lyrics.
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The Soft Bounce (Deluxe Mirror Edition)
The Soft Bounce (Deluxe Mirror Edition) (gatefold LP in mirror sleeve + MP3 download code)
Cat: PHLP 07X. Rel: 01 Jul 16
Delicious Light (5:05)
Iron Age (3:51)
Creation (3:45)
Door To Tomorrow (3:36)
Diagram Girl (2:54)
Black Crow (3:42)
Tomorrow, Forever (7:16)
The Soft Bounce (5:03)
Finally First (4:30)
Triumph (1:15)
Third Mynd (3:18)
Review: Pioneering and mercurial DJ Erol Alkan and former Grid man Richard Norris have been spinning discs together for well over a decade, and remixing other outfits for almost as long, after bonding on a love of '60s psychedelia and classic acid house - yet this marks their bona fide debut as recording artists, and it's a glorious collision of both these passions - fuelled by crate-digging acumen and exemplary taste, and reflective of a magpie spirit that renders these third-eye-massaging gems more than mere psychedelic pastiche, rather a bold and joyful reinvention of lysergic glories of yore for a new aeon.
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Played by: Frank Butters
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Where's My Towel/Industry Standard (reissue)
Where's My Towel/Industry Standard (reissue) (limited aqua blue vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: TGC1 370. Rel: 28 Mar 24
Security (0:53)
TV (2:26)
I Don't Wanna Dance (2:04)
Identity Crisis (1:49)
Thin Line (3:30)
Advice (1:08)
Complete Control (3:07)
Work Without Pay (2:33)
Spit (3:11)
Act/Reaction (2:35)
Self Contortion (2:04)
Wise Up (1:18)
Review: Big Boys are punk visionaries from Austin in Texas and they sure made a big bang with what they described as their "debut, sophomore, and final album." This bunch of renegades came up in the late 1970's Austin scene. The band was led by the dynamic Randy "Biscuit" Turner, alongside Tim Kerr, Chris Gates, and various drummers like Rey Washam. They infused their music with skate funk, which means they somewhat deviated from hardcore norms at the time. Their diverse sound touched on post-punk akin to The Minutemen and inclusion in Thrasher magazine's cult "skate comps" catapulted them to fame among 80s skate punk enthusiasts. Renowned for engaging their live audiences like few others, they fearlessly explored new musical realms, even tackling Kool and the Gang covers at one point.
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Back Home
Back Home (limited LP)
Cat: DLS 012. Rel: 26 Jan 23
Cactus Tree (3:03)
Taut (2:42)
Confident Man (3:21)
What Are You Waiting For? (2:46)
In My Arms (3:22)
Your Words (3:36)
Count To Ten (2:49)
Happier Still (2:46)
Insecure (3:20)
Today (3:42)
I Will (4:27)
In My Arms (reprise) (3:00)
Sainted (4:58)
Review: London based black feminist punk trio, Big Joanie, are set to follow up their exceptional 2018 debut, 'Sistahs', with a much more nuanced, dynamic collection of material on the upcoming sophomore effort, 'Back Home'. Produced and mixed by Margo Broom (Goat Girl, Fat White Family), the new project showcases an expansive push in every sonic direction; embracing the lo-fi, fuzzed out din of their Nirvana and Husker Du influences with increased abandon, while the strong pop sensibilities are more flagrant and emboldened this time around. A balancing act between grungy dance-punk, and wistful yet authentic pop, elevated by razor-sharp wit and earnest vulnerability, 2022 appears set to be the year that Big Joanie become a commonplace name in all the right circles.
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Revolution Girl Style Now
Revolution Girl Style Now (LP + MP3 download code + sticker)
Cat: BK 001. Rel: 14 Sep 15
Candy (3:26)
Daddy's L'il Girl (2:28)
Feels Blind (3:35)
Suck My Left One (2:28)
Carnival (1:30)
This is Not A Test (1:45)
Double Dare Ya (2:02)
Liar (3:07)
Ocean Song (3:28)
Just Once (3:34)
Playground (3:32)
Review: This was where it all started, not only for arguably the most important feminist rock band of all time, but for an entire musical movement. Originally released on cassette in 1991, Revolution Girl Style Now was an incendiary squall of furious ire, set aflame by DIY spirit, rulebook-shredding rage and Kathleen Hanna's fearsomely magnetic charisma alike. To this end, this collection of mighty calls to arms has stubbornly refused to date, standing proud as more than an essential Riot Grrrl document, rather a thrilling and timeless testimony to the power of punk rock at its most righteous.
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Four Guitars Live
Four Guitars Live (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: PAL 080. Rel: 26 Mar 24
A Different View (2:05)
Seen From Above (1:55)
At A Distance (2:46)
In The Rain (5:59)
Out Of The Corner Of The Eye (4:20)
Or From Behind (2:02)
Only At Dusk (3:19)
Talking (3:27)
Bill Soli (1:55)
On The Horizon (11:52)
Barely Driving (6:04)
Talking & Tuning (0:42)
In Profile (2:12)
From Below (1:31)
Or Head On (2:34)
Encore (4:23)
Review: Bill Orcutt's Music for Four Guitars album emerges as his most mature and exhilarating LP to date and exudes undeniable Apollonian beauty. Praised by underground aficionados and featured on NPR, the Bill Orcutt Guitar Quartet - comprising Wendy Eisenberg, Ava Mendoza, and Shane Parish - embodies technical prowess and improvisational brilliance. Recorded live at Le Guess Who? festival during their inaugural European tour, Four Guitars Live captures the quartet's seamless fusion of faithful renditions and expansive improvisations. From Mendoza's captivating lines to Parish's ethereal solos, the album transcends boundaries, showcasing soulful polytonal improv accessible to all. Orcutt's visionary compositions, enriched by collective virtuosity, redefine contemporary guitar music, captivating audiences with classic intervals and layered intricacies.
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Some Dusty (remastered
Some Dusty (remastered (LP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: LPSLR 281. Rel: 25 Jul 24
Laugh (2:57)
Dusty Morning (3:19)
Let Her Go (3:48)
Port Sunlight (3:38)
Lazy Day (4:09)
Folk Singer (2:44)
One Two Five (3:20)
Blue Dress (3:55)
Linus (3:56)
I Can't Let Go (2:40)
Review: Birdie's debut album, Some Dusty, first graced the music scene in 1999 and is now experiencing a well-deserved revival with a remastered vinyl reissue by Slumberland Records. The album's origins trace back to 1992 when Debsey Wykes (Dolly Mixture) and Paul Kelly (East Village) joined Saint Etienne's live band, sparking a connection over their shared admiration for '60s and '70s sunshine pop and soft rock. This bond led to the formation of Birdie in 1994, and the release of their 'Spiral Staircase' 7" single in 1997 on Summershine. Some Dusty was crafted in the summer of 1998 with producer Brian O'Shaughnessy (Denim, Moose, The Clientele). The album's deep and beautiful soundscapes are enriched by Debsey's sweet and soulful vocals, perfectly matched with the melodic, understated yet sophisticated arrangements. The quest for the quintessential pop moment is evident in every track, from the shimmering chimes of 'Port Sunlight' to the intricate interplay of acoustic guitar, trumpet, and keyboards on 'Let Her Go,' and the gentle wah guitar on 'One Two Five.' The addition of lush string arrangements by Sean O'Hagan of The High Llamas elevates the album to classic status. The reissue of Some Dusty allows a new generation to experience its timeless charm and impeccable production, solidifying its place as a pop masterpiece.





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Vapor
Vapor (LP)
Cat: GBLP 146. Rel: 13 Oct 23
Malungu (5:07)
Na Quarta - Feira (5:07)
Paraju (4:30)
Marginal Elevado Radial (4:30)
Baile Flutuante (4:02)
Mar Virado (4:22)
Loa Lua (5:37)
Review: Vapor is the fifth album from Sao Paulo Afro-Brazilian heavyweights Bixiga 70, breaking a four-year hiatus to bring you sizzling grooves played with an intensity which is all their own. There's a streak of 70s psych running through these full-bodied jams which splices with the rolling Afrobeat grooves and the piquant brass section - the results are as explosive as you would expect. It's worth noting the changes within the band and in the world around them since they last laid down recordings, so you can consider Vapour a re-birth of sorts for this nine-strong powerhouse.
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