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Love Letters
Cat: IIB 089. Rel: 27 May 25
Love Letters
So Far Away
So Far Away (Coyote dub mix)
Review: Coyote and Peaking Lights form a perfect pairing on this latest drop of bliss from Is It Balearic? They are artists who are drenched in dub influences and that comes to the fore on this direct collaboration which marries swirling dub with dreamy vocals and ghostly acid arpeggios to bring to mind a serene sunset after a long, hot and lazy day. 'Love Letters' is pure horizontal bliss, 'So Far Away' gets even slower and will drown you in synth succulence and Coyote's dub mix is laden with soothing delays and warm bass that transports you to an exotic world of weed-laced wonderment.
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Crisis
Crisis (10")
Cat: DB 1001. Rel: 24 Apr 25
King Stanley - "Crisis" (3:11)
Dub Seva - "Dub Crisis" (3:11)
Prince Jamo - "Joke" (3:14)
Dub Seva - "No Joke Dub" (3:12)
Review: American label Deep Bow makes a notable vinyl debut with this heavyweight 10" featuring King Stanley and Prince Jamo, both voicing over a thunderous riddim crafted by producer Dub Sev?. This roots-driven slab stars with King Stanley's passionate cries over sleek drums with shiny digital synths and neat guitar licks. It stays true to the deep, meditative spirit of sound system culture and becomes much more roomy and spaced out in the hands of Dub Seva. Prince Jamo's 'Joke' has a cleaner vocal and some natty keys, and also gets dubbed out by Dub Seva. A strong introduction from Deep Bow that showcases talent from both sides of the Atlantic.
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Special Editions Harri Pearson
Cat: MWSE 013. Rel: 02 Jun 25
Sweet Machine (5:52)
Drums Of Fire (4:35)
Acid Reign (8:21)
Trash Dubbing (4:29)
Review: Harri Pearson is referred to as 'the Most Balearic Man in The World' and goes someway to prove that here on Magic Wand. 'Sweet Machine' is a lively disco cut with plenty of raw machine sounds, elements of peak-time party flavours and fat synths. 'Drums Of Fire' flips the script with a much more chilled out and exotic downtempo offering and 'Acid Reign' is a real dreamy excursion on bongo-laced drums. 'Trash Dubbing' brings a little grit and sleaze to close.
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Played by: Piers Harrison, Gumshoe
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The Signs
Cat: IFI 004. Rel: 06 May 25
The Signs (3:34)
Dub Signs (2:52)
Review: This new platter captures UK dub pioneers Alpha & Omega linking up with Pensi & Iries Roots for a pair of new school dub cuts on the Livity-Ites label. The A-side 'The Signs' has mesmerising warrior leads and harmonicas that drift in and out over the yearning vocals and sleek digital synths amidst myriad effects. On the flip, 'Dub Signs' is a version with even heavier low ends and more snaking leads that are sure to hypnotise when played nice and loud on a serious system. Two crucial cuts for dub heads, whether old or new.
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Treat You Wrong
Cat: SOCR 06. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Rapha Pico - "Treat You Wrong" (3:53)
Far East - "For The Voiceless" (3:52)
Guru Pope - "Treat You Well" (3:52)
Handyman - "Dub You Well" (3:55)
Review: What time is it? It's Skankoclock. The label is small but already well-formed and this sixth outing offers up a fresh roots reggae gem from Rapha Pico, whose 'Treat You Wrong' delivers rich vocal vibes over a heavyweight riddim. It is then Far East's smooth melodica version that take sober and lulls you into more deepness that mixes classic energy with modern warmth. Guru Pope and Handyman round out the lineup with deep instrumental contributions that add more layers of rich musicality, all of which gets pressed in a vibrant full-colour skanking sleeve for superb toots with soul, melody, and pure sound system flavours.
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Here I Go Again (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: OTS 375. Rel: 02 May 25
Jean Plum - "Here I Go Again" (2:29)
Larry T-Byrd Gordon - "Contact Off Funk" (4:27)
Review: A new 7" from Sample & Example by Cut Creator$ delivers another rare, still mostly uncut gem in the tourmaline world of soul and funk. 'Here I Go Again' from 1976 hears Jean Plum, a soulful Memphis singer, come bundled together with 'Contact Off Funk' by Larry "T-Bird" Gordon, a masterpiece of Southern funk produced by the equally estimable Willie Mitchell. For enthusiasts of rare funk and soul, the influential Hi Records legacy is made evident once again.
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A Broken Heart Cries
Cat: REPRO 19. Rel: 24 Apr 25
A Broken Heart Cries (3:00)
For The Rest Of My Days (3:41)
Review: In the mid 1990s, Kent Soul uncovered Joe Evans' master tapes and were thrilled to discover the unreleased gem 'A Broken Heart Cries' by The Pretenders - note, no relation to Chrissie Hynde and co. The track quickly caught the attention of Crossover DJs, who picked it up from Kent Soul's CD release, precipitating an avalanche of demand. This soul quartet is mostly recognised these days as but a wooden limb on Evans' everlasting music-mogul marionette, but their brilliance spans many an exquisite 7" and 12" released during the late 60s and early 70s, mostly on the Newark label Carnival Records. The boy-girl group commanded loose but masterful drumming and vintage, summery harmonies, with the A-side especially seeming to reflect a mood of hidden satisfaction in heartbreak. Now seizing the opportunity to bundle it in with the group's equipotent ballad 'For The Rest Of My Days,' Kent Soul do well to support both songs' first-ever UK vinyl release.
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Ten Steps Ahead
Cat: RSPB 7021. Rel: 28 Apr 25
Prince Buster with Determinations - "Ten Steps Ahead" (3:58)
Determinations - "Two Steps Back" (3:44)
Review: Rock A Shaka continue to wring out their apparently exclusive tenancy of Prince Buster's so far unissued reggae and rocksteady works, this time dropping a fresh 7" one with the instrumentalist Determinations on dubbing duties, 'Ten Steps Ahead'. Buster's final recording before he died initially went by the name 'One Step Beyond', and it has here been renamed in requiem, perhaps to differentiate it from the repopularised Madness cover. Lodged behind the vault door for years, you can be sure that Rock A Shaka thanked their lucky stars when they re-found it: "why must I suffer so much on this land?" Buster's voice is unusually lonesome and spectral, revealing in the late artist a rarely obviated forlornness.
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Toinen Kaupunki
Cat: PUU 59. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Bruno Pronsato - "Above The Laundrette" (Manieres Bizarres mix) (13:10)
Romeo Poirier - "Thalassocratie" (extended version) (5:33)
Memotone - "The Way In(Side)" (6:42)
Review: Legendary Finnish label Sahko returns with a curveball on its sub-label Puu, meaning wood or tree. While the three artists featured on this EP may seem like unlikely bedfellows, American minimal producer Bruno Pronsato, French fourth world explorer Romeo Poirier & British ambient producer Memotone, their sounds are united in a quest for the organic, the tropical & the gaps between genres. Bruno Pronsato's 'Above The Laundrette (Manieres Bizarres mix)' is an exploration of organic percussion, treading similar paths to percussionist Eli Keszler. The second track is a welcome extended version of 'Thalassocratie' from Poirier's excellent Hotel Naga LP. The pick of the three goes to Memotone's 'The Way In(side)' which sounds like a lost balearic cut from Jon Hassell's seminal Dream Theory In Malaya.
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Know The Right
Cat: KTR. Rel: 07 Apr 25
Know The "Right" (2:34)
Know The "Right" (version) (3:11)
Review: Michael Prophet is a distinctive reggae vocalist with an emotive falsetto and conscious lyrics. Emerging in the late 1970s from Kingston, he rose to prominence working with legendary producer Yabby You, delivering hits that addressed social injustice, spirituality and inner strength. 'Know The Right' by Michael Prophet is one of those roots reggae gems that blends signature conscious lyrics with a smooth, hypnotic groove. His signature falsetto carries a message of wisdom and discernment that urges us to surround ourselves with positive influences. The rhythm section is tight and laid-back and on the flip is a dub for mellow moods and reflective moments.
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Spike Island
Cat: RT 0545S. Rel: 23 May 25
Spike Island (4:42)
Open Strings (4:08)
Review: If there's an indie band we needed back right now, surely it's Pulp. For many, the name invokes memories of Britpop fever, but to the trained ear Jarvis Cocker and his crew could not have been further removed from the brash, ballsy movement that dominated charts in the mid-late-1990s. Prior to their catapulting into the common conscious with 'Common People' and the albums Different Class and This Is Hardcore, the Sheffield outfit had been rejected and largely ignored by the masses. The irony being they probably represented the average British experience more than any other outfit they would temporarily be lumped in with as the Oases and Blurs of our world exploded. A long time coming, the return references an infamous Stone Roses gig in 1990 and aptly focuses on disappointment and the perils of nostalgia with typically leftfield, theatrical crooning. Member berries be warned, they see you and we do too.
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 in stock $17.76
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Mind Games
Mind Games (LP 再プレス)
Cat: AOTNLP 067. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Mind Games (6:47)
Pretty Melody (1:55)
Titi (4:48)
The Essence Of Jai (5:50)
Ceta Theme (intro) (0:46)
Ceta Theme (1:28)
I'll Always Be There (5:26)
Daddy Rob (2:42)
Jobman Caravan (3:20)
Donna (1:16)
Cast Your Fate To The Wind (4:43)
Review: An exceptional, almost entirely unreleased jazz-funk LP from Roland Haynes Jr., previously known only for a single 45 released in 1983 (included here). If you're thinking undiscovered James Mason, you're on the right track. This LP is huge, even by the highest standards. Until now, that rare single was the only material trace of Haynes and his band. However, Haynes meticulously documented his musical journey, recording both packed-out live gigs and studio sessions. The tracks on this release come directly from Haynes' personal archive, offering an incredible glimpse into his unreleased, carefully crafted studio work.
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Another Place
Another Place (blue vinyl LP)
Cat: ATO 0691. Rel: 22 May 25
Calor Ahora (3:31)
In Love (2:45)
Berlin (3:43)
SJU (3:36)
Take Me To Dance (3:48)
False Moves (3:30)
Strikes Back! (1:08)
Hard To Part (3:04)
Another Place (3:20)
ADSH (4:00)
Review: Slowly over the years, Pachyman has whetted his dub reggae knife on a premium steel, reverse-engineering then rip-up-restarting the time-honoured techniques of legends King Tubby and Scientist, precisely piercing their sound with the pointed instruments of vintage gear and layer-caked bass. Another Place expands now on his vision, always returning to radical roots that otherwise often go unfairly unmentioned by dub historians - William Onyeabor's synthpop, YMO's new wave kooks, Basic Channel's ambient dub - all of which were contemporaries to the 70s sound. The result is a perfect ten of welling hertz-ology, from the studied 'Calor Ahora' to the simmering enveloper 'A.D.S.H.'
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Slow Buildings (30th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: 4AD 0810CD. Rel: 22 May 25
King Fade (CD One: Slow Buildings 30th Anniversary Remasters)
Angel (Will You Be My)
One Blue Hill
Henry
Under Your Nose
Little Gesture
Song Of Solomon
Fine Friend
Gesture Of A Fear
Always I
Suggestion
Fine Friend (CD Two: Fine Friend EP & unreleased Sessions 1993-1995 - extended version)
Special Present (edit)
Marimba
Reprise
On Your Own (Tape demo)
Always I (demo)
Loopy (Tape demo)
Henry (demo)
Angel (acoustic Tape demo)
Honesty Spills (Tape demo)
Marimba (demo)
Review: Up there with other shoegaze trailblazers like Lush, My Bloody Valentine and Slowdive, Pale Saints set the bar for dreamy, eerie and atmospheric guitar music and have influenced countless bands sketching out similar sounds since. This third album of theirs, which is now getting the full re-release treatment after being long out of print, saw them achieve new pop heights. The three-minute banger 'Angel (Will You Be My)' and 'Under Your Nose' are particularly strong in this regard, with singer Meriel Barham sounding like she laid the foundation for what The Orielles would go on to become. Elsewhere, 'Henry' - a more than ten-minute epic - shows a more harrowing, dark side of theirs with slow and tuned down tones leaning more towards sludge metal. Pale Saints' ability to express themselves so diversely puts them up there as hallowed forefathers of shoegaze who will never lose relevance.
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Slow Buildings (30th Anniversary Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: 4AD 0810LPXE. Rel: 01 May 25
King Fade (4:07)
Angel (Will You Be My) (3:01)
One Blue Hill (5:15)
Henry (10:43)
Under Your Nose (2:49)
Little Gesture (3:42)
Song Of Solomon (2:42)
Fine Friend (4:02)
Gesture Of A Fear (7:06)
Always I (3:33)
Suggestion (6:43)
Special Present (edit) (6:19)
Marimba (6:31)
Reprise (1:41)
On Your Own (Tape demo) (3:18)
Always I (demo) (2:41)
Loopy (demo) (3:12)
Henry (demo) (6:09)
Angel (demo) (3:13)
Marimba (demo) (4:27)
Review: This expanded edition of Pale Saints' third and final album Slow Buildings is a real doozy for fans of the English alt-rock and shoegaze outfit. The original is a long-out-of-print classic that has been sympathetically remastered here after originally arriving back in 1994. The album captures their transition into more open, melodic territory while retaining the dense guitar textures and experimental spirit of their earlier work. Meriel Barham's vocals shine as caller as always, particularly on standout single 'Fine Friend,' which was adapted from Persian Rugs' 1981 track. This two-disc reissue includes the Fine Friend EP and a curated trove of unreleased demos and tracks that make it an essential addition for completists.
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Confines
Confines (transparent red vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: HVNLP 230C. Rel: 22 May 25
Day Out (3:11)
Evening Drive (1:49)
NYC Town (6:30)
White Ninja (3:45)
Venus Fly Trap (4:53)
Plus One (3:17)
Meeshy J (2:12)
Fashion Week (1:59)
Pai Mei (3:22)
Sure (3:09)
Children Of Bear Creek (4:51)
Confines (4:53)
Review: Leron Thomas, the Houston-born, New York-based musician behind Pan Amsterdam, has spent a life's career shearing genre boundaries; the rapper, jazz trumpeter and producer interprets a dreamlike audio-space where irreal textures intertwine, and his latest album Confines embraces this permuting sound by way of freer improvisations, merging sharp ideas with instinctive spontaneity. Pan An's offbeat, free-associative, streamy lyrics tackle race, identity, and pop culture gleeful insight, while shredder samples from gospel, jazz, and even the Grateful Dead pepper the mix with a swingeing MPC's hand. Also a tribute to his late father, Confines confides in the listener as a musical and spiritual rebirth.
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Crooked Teeth
Crooked Teeth (red vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: MOSH 711LPR. Rel: 15 May 25
Break The Fall
Crooked Teeth
My Medication
Born For Greatness
American Dreams
Periscope
Help
Sunrise Trailer Park
Traumatic
None Of The Above
Ricochet (3:11)
Nothing (3:48)
Bleeding Through (3:16)
Review: While many would chalk California's Papa Roach up to being another flash-in-the-pan late 90s/early 00s nu-metal outfit who had a few major singles and nothing more, dig a little deeper and their consistency and longevity makes them quite the exception to the rule when compared to their once peers in other forgotten groups such as Spineshank. Gearing up for what will be their 12th full-length studio album to be released later in 2025, serving as follow up to 2022's Ego Trip, the band have opted to reissue their much adored ninth LP Crooked Teeth. Originally released in 2017, the record has been praised for its sonic balancing between the more radio-rock oriented sound of their latter-day output and the dusting off of their rap-metal "old school" style prevalent on cuts such as the lead single title-track that swings from grooving hard rock to full on digitally produced rap bars, while a further signalling to their past selves in the modern era comes from the guest feature by hip-hop/pop-punk/pop star Machine Gun Kelly on 'Sunrise Trailer Park'.
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Rollin' With Leo (Tone Poet Series)
Rollin' With Leo (Tone Poet Series) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: BLUN 1241981. Rel: 01 May 25
The Lion's Roar (4:53)
Bad Girl (6:15)
Rollin' With Leo (6:24)
Music Hall Beat (4:56)
Jumpin' Leo (4:30)
Talkin' The Blues (6:29)
Stuffy (5:39)
Mad Lad Returns (4:39)
Review: Leo Parker was a pioneering baritone saxophonist in the bebop era, best known for his time in Billy Eckstine's band, where he became part of the legendary "Unholy Four" saxophone section alongside Sonny Stitt, Dexter Gordon and Gene Ammons in the mid-1940s. Despite personal challenges that sidelined him in the 1950s, Parker made a brief yet impactful comeback in 1961, recording two standout sessions for Blue Note, including Let Me Tell You 'Bout It and Rollin' With Leo. Sadly, Parker died at 36 from a heart attack before the latter was released. Initially shelved, Rollin' With Leo was finally issued in 1980 as part of the LT Series; his signature swinging compositions resound in full audiophile quality here, from 'The Lion's Roar' to 'Jumpin' Leo'.
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Some Sexy Songs 4 U
Some Sexy Songs 4 U (gatefold opaque red vinyl 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: 808391 28156. Rel: 09 May 25
CN Tower
Moth Balls
Something About You
Crying In Channel
Spider-man Superman
Deeper
Small Town Fame
Pimmie's Dilemma
Brian Steel
Gimme A Hug
Raining In Houston
Lasers
Meet Your Padre
Nokia
Die Trying
Somebody Loves Me
Celibacy
OMW
Glorious
When He's Gone
Greedy
Review: It's been a while since we've heard from high-end hip-hop helmers PartyNextDoor and Drake. The two superstars usually work together to make ethereal stopovers on otherwise damn hard rap records, especially by the latter former Young Money megastar. Though the pair have never worked on a full-length album together before, Some Sexy Songs 4 U tots up to the third in an unsaid series of Drake collab albums, following ones between 21 Savage and Future. Dealing in themes of sexual jealousy and ongoing personal feuds - especially amid tumultuous fallouts between the larger private-jet-bound artist and various smaller up-and-comers such as Ice Spice - the record offers a stylistic range on an wide trap smorgasbord, working in Mexican rock samples and alt-rock progressions.
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Zara
Zara (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: SHTKVLK 001. Rel: 25 Apr 25
Zara (5:35)
Palucca (3:23)
Soniejka (2:30)
Mlyn (4:47)
Ruzovyja Cviaty (4:30)
Mazurka (5:46)
Oj Luhom Idu (5:09)
Zara (live version) (6:19)
Review: Parus is a Belarusian ethno-ambient project blending pagan songs with modern soundscapes and Zara is their debut album. Led by ethnographer and folk singer Hanna Silivonchyk, the record features traditional Belarusian songs in various dialects, all accompanied by synths and field recordings crafted by Anton Anishchanka. The tracks were gathered during ethnographic expeditions across Belarusian national parks, and songs like 'Soniejka' and the title cut offer intimate reflections on life, love and mythology. It connects to the past while maintaining a deep personal edge that makes Zara a fascinating exploration of Belarusian culture.

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 in stock $25.37
Original Soundtracks 1 (30th Anniversary Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: 756460 1. Rel: 25 Apr 25
United Colours (5:20)
Slug (4:34)
Your Blue Room (5:23)
Always Forever Now (6:03)
A Different Kind Of Blue (2:04)
Beach Sequence (3:15)
Miss Sarajevo (5:54)
Ito Okashi (3:25)
One Minute Warning (4:40)
Corpse (These Chains Are Way Too Long) (3:22)
Elvis Ate America (3:03)
Plot 180 (3:34)
Theme From The Swan (2:25)
Theme From Let's Go Native (3:07)
Bottoms (Watashitachi No Okina Yume) (Zoo Station remix) (4:09)
Review: Celebrating its 30th anniversary this Record Store Day, 'Original Soundtracks 1' is a bold, imaginative collaboration between British ambient pioneer Brian Eno and Irish band U2 under the moniker Passengers. Blurring the line between ambient experimentation and cinematic storytelling, the album features 15 tracks that were all conceived as soundtracks for fictional films. Highlights include the haunting 'Miss Sarajevo' with Luciano Pavarotti and contributions from Howie B and Holi and this remastered anniversary edition comes on recycled black vinyl. An adventurous 1995 release that stands up now as an atmospheric, genre-blurring work and a rare and inspired detour in U2's discography.
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Binaural (25th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: 198028 87269. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Breakerfall
Gods' Dice
Evacuation
Light Years
Nothing As It Seems
Thin Air
Insignificance
Of The Girl
Grievance
Rival
Sleight Of Hand
Soon Forget
Parting Ways
Review: Experience Pearl Jam's Binaural like never before. In honour of the 25th anniversary of the album, dive into its world with the spatial audio Blu-ray. Feel every note and lyric of tracks such as "Light Years" and "Nothing As It Seems" wrap around you in a way that's beyond amazing. Whether you're reliving the memories or discovering it anew, it's time to let the music take over.

Single Blu-ray disc contains Spatial and Hi-Res stereo mixes.
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The Man Who Sings All African Languages :Retrospective 1967-1985
Cat: NBK 004. Rel: 10 Apr 25
Pas De Petard (3:37)
Tembleque (3:52)
L'Indomptable Gnonnas Pop (2:48)
How Much Love Naturally Cost (6:18)
Fini Les Pavés (3:51)
Dadje Von O Von Non (1983) (3:56)
El Carretero (3:41)
Azian Vignin (2:48)
Yiri Yiri Boum (5:04)
Les Comediens (5:02)
I Got You (3:20)
Tu Es Tout Seul (2:46)
Bailando Mi Solo (2:32)
Abito (2:54)
Adigbedoto (4:33)
Bon Anniversaire (single) (4:06)
Irma Koi (edit) (5:32)
Okpo Videa Bassouo (3:59)
Intelligemment (3:59)
La Musica En Verite (7:09)
Review: This compilation is a vibrant celebration of Gnonnas Pedro, the legendary Beninese composer and musician. Spanning his career from 1967 to 1985, it showcases Pedro's remarkable versatility and eclectic musical palette; featuring 21 tracks that traverse genres with ease, from the Afrobeat energy of 'Pas De Petard' and 'L'Indomptable Gnonnas Pop' to the salsa rhythms of 'Tembleque' and the soulful grooves of 'How Much Love Naturally Cost'. Pedro's music is a fusion of influences, blending traditional African sounds with funk, soul and Latin flavours and highlights here include the irresistible 'Dadje Von O Von Non', the funky 'Yiri Yiri Boum', and the soulful 'Bailando Mi Solo'.
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タグ: Afrobeat | Highlife
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Lightning In A Bottle (Deluxe Edition)
Lightning In A Bottle (Deluxe Edition) (gatefold 2xLP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: HPS 329LP. Rel: 07 May 25
Live Again (3:34)
In The Panic Room (3:31)
I Spoke To Death (3:39)
Dull Pain (3:31)
Lady Heroin (5:16)
I'll Certainly See You In Hell (2:08)
Thundercrest (3:01)
Solve The Puzzle (3:13)
Spread Your Wings (3:31)
Lightning In A Bottle (4:40)
Walk The Sociopath (4:36)
Start The End (bonus track) (3:49)
Might Just Wanna Be Your Fool (bonus track) (2:27)
Lady Heroin (Pre edit Rough mix - bonus track) (4:27)
Review: Having recently struck internet-age meme-gold thanks to iconic frontman (and sole original member) Bobby Liebling's iconic, seemingly "drugged out" gaze whilst performing live on stage, there really could be no more ample time for doom metal pioneers Pentagram to be releasing a new album. Returning a full decade on from 2015's Curious Volume, the band's ninth full-length Lightning In A Bottle offers up yet another entirely new revitalised lineup featuring guitarist/producer Tony Reed (Mos Generator, Big Scenic Nowhere), drummer Henry Vasquez (Legions of Doom, Saint Vitus, Blood of the Sun) and bassist Scooter Haslip (Mos Generator, Saltine), while the decades of performing, touring and admitted drug addiction have done little to dilute Liebling's looming presence and powerful vocal cadence. Unmistakeably still Pentagram, complete with heaving grooves and occult charisma, the material doesn't simply rethread past glories, but makes a vital case for the band's inarguable place in the doom metal cosmos, with Liebling balancing his aura with sobering introspection of his own years of opioid abuse on standout cuts such as 'Dull Pain' or the haunting 'Lady Heroin', where he ponders - "Lady Heroin, have I seen the last of you?" We hope so, Bobby, but we hope to see plenty more of you eyeballing fans in the front row whilst getting your macabre groove on.
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Copia
Copia (LP)
Cat: CREP 113. Rel: 27 May 25
Glass Onion (6:39)
Nature (3:49)
You Wish (Babel mix) (4:59)
Music Alone (3:30)
Happy Jam (5:17)
LSD Cha Cha (3:10)
Buzzby B (3:21)
Lester Plays Trumpet, Gwilly & Lottie Sing, Hearty Plays Organ, Douglas Plays Melodica (1:57)
Camera Obscura (4:51)
Review: People Like Us, the long-running project of Vicki Bennett, returns with her first album since 2018's The Mirror. Again via sampling, and stylising in vintage neo-psych-tronic audio collage, Copia here muses on abundance and self-replication, reassembling fragments of sound into something sub-interconnected, rhizomatic. Emerging from her recent AV performance The Library of Babel, the album blends electronic textures with whimsical, often uncanny vocal moments, inlining contributions from Matmos, Ergo Phizmiz, Hearty White, Gwilly Edmondez, and others. Lyrics and melodies by Phizmiz act as a connective spine, while the project as a whole embraces an "exquisite corpse" approach, multitracks traded over oceans and timelines, forming a gaudily grotesque patchwork resistant to linearity. As always with Bennett's work, Copia blurs the borders of past, present and potential, offering a poignant meditation on creativity.
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Concious Man (reissue)
Cat: SLLP 009. Rel: 16 Apr 25
Concious Man
Brotherly Love (feat Kendrick Nicholson)
Rave A Litlle Faith
Back Biter
Cool Down
Babylon A Fight Rasta
Dread Dreader
Play Play
Oppression
Review: Here we have a welcome reissue of the Lee Perry-produced Conscious Man from The Jolly Brothers. Recorded in the late 70s but only released as an album in 1992, it shares its name with the standout title track, which became a massive hit when released as a single in 1977. The music still hits with that unmistakable Black Ark magic. Perry's production is loose, heady and live i tape hiss, endless reverb trails and all. The Jolly Brothers' harmonies are rough-edged but full of heart, delivering roots messages with an unmistakable mellow. 'Conscious Man' rightfully pulls focus, with its soulful vocals, phasing guitars and gorgeously lo-fi feel. It's dubby even in its vocal form. But there's plenty more to enjoy here, with a dusty optimism running through the whole record. As spiritually inclined as it is streetwise, it presents soul and roots in equal measure.
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Discography: The Singles Collection
Discography: The Singles Collection (limited blue vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 502173 2580238. Rel: 29 May 25
West End Girls (3:54)
Love Comes Quickly (4:13)
Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money) (3:38)
Suburbia (4:00)
It's A Sin (5:02)
What Have I Done To Deserve This? (4:14)
Rent (3:32)
Always On My Mind (3:55)
Heart (4:17)
Domino Dancing (4:16)
Left To My Own Devices (4:48)
It's Alright (4:15)
So Hard (4:02)
Being Boring (4:50)
Where The Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You) (4:26)
Jealousy (4:14)
DJ Culture (4:12)
Was It Worth It? (4:21)
Review: Few synth-pop acts have captured the elegance, wit and sheer dancefloor appeal of this UK dance pop duo, and this compilation remains the definitive snapshot of their first five years. Originally released in 1992, this double album compiles 18 of their biggest hits, now reissued on striking blue vinyl is a remarkable album that's full of excellent songs that flow like a no other. The track list reads like a masterclass in electronic pop. From the moody, detached cool of 'West End Girls' to the euphoric satire of 'Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)', the duo's signature mix of sharp social commentary and irresistible melodies is on full display. 'It's a Sin' and 'Always on My Mind' showcase their ability to turn theatrical drama into anthemic dancefloor epics, while 'Domino Dancing' and 'Left to My Own Devices' reveal a Latin-infused, orchestral ambition. The collection also includes 'Where the Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You)', a bold, unexpected U2/Frankie Valli mashup and 'Was It Worth It?', a then-new single that closes the album with reflective melancholy. Sonically, the reissue retains the crisp production that made these tracks timeless, while the blue vinyl adds a collector's appeal. More than just a greatest hits album, Discography is an album that gathered their impact in a perfect compilation.
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Gilles Peterson Presents International Anthem (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Gilles PETERSON / VARIOUS
Gilles Peterson Presents International Anthem (Record Store Day RSD 2025) (limited "frozen lake michigan" vinyl 2xLP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: IARC 0100. Rel: 24 Apr 25
Chicago, January 13th, 2020 (0:58)
Makaya McCraven - "The Jaunt" (2:38)
Junius Paul - "Ase" (2:51)
Dezron Douglas & Brandee Younger - "The Creator Has A Master Plan" (3:10)
Resavoir - "Taking Flight" (3:39)
Irreversible Entanglements - "Open The Gates" (2:32)
Angel Bat Dawid - "We Are Starzz" (4:22)
Rob Mazurek & Exploding Star Orchestra - "Abstract Dark Energy (Parable 9)" (2:44)
The Most Amazing Time (1:42)
Damon Locks & Black Monument Ensemble - "Rebuild A Nation" (2:04)
Dos Santos - "A Shot In The Dark" (3:06)
Daniel Villarreal - "In/On" (4:05)
Anna Butterss - "Pokemans" (3:04)
SML - "Industry" (4:25)
Jeremiah Chiu & Marta Sofia Honer - "Snacko" (4:48)
Jeff Parker - "Cliche" (4:04)
Jamire Williams - "And Then The Anointing Fell" (2:48)
Carlos Nino & Friends - "Please, Wake Up" (4:02)
Thandi Ntuli - "Voice & Tongo Experiment" (with Carlos Nino) (2:15)
Tom Skinner - "Quiet As It’s Kept" (4:03)
Ruth Goller - "Next Time I Keep My Hands Down" (3:42)
Alabaster DePlume - "A Gente Acaba (Vento Em Rosa)" (2:43)
Old Fashioned Chicago Music (4:55)
Jaimie Branch - "Theme 001" (live) (1:47)
Tomin - "Angela’s Angel" (1:54)
Asher Gamedze - "Melancholia" (2:36)
Ibelisse Guardia Ferragutti & Frank Rosaly - "MESTIZX" (Brownswood Basement live) (4:13)
Ben LaMar Gay - "Oh Great Be The Lake" (3:02)
Charles Stepney - "Step On Step" (3:59)
Review: Gilles Peterson remains a man with his finger firmly on the pulse and this is another album to prove it: International Anthem is a special double compilation highlighting the renowned DJ and curator's deep connection with Chicago's celebrated contemporary jazz label. Featuring selections drawn from Peterson's BBC 6Music, Worldwide FM and syndicated shows, the collection showcases standout tracks from the label's first decade and also included is an exclusive, previously unreleased live recording from Worldwide FM. Pressed on "Frozen Lake Michigan" coloured vinyl, this Record Store Day exclusive is part of International Anthem's "IA11" series-celebrating 11 years by honouring their past while shaping the future of boundary-pushing global sounds.

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Expanding To One
Cat: GONDCD 76. Rel: 29 May 25
Prelude: Expansion
There's Still Hope
Healing Time
Many Paths
Sunrise
Love Theme From Your Life
We're All One
Nature Signs
Discovery
It Finds A Way
Sounds Of The Universe
Before The Pyramids
New Pyramid
Mysteries Of The Dark
Review: Seth Ford-Young's Phi-Psonics return with Expanding To One, a loose-limbed, quietly luminous third LP shaped from live sessions at Healing Force Of The Universe in Pasadena. Since founding the project in 2016, the East LA bassist has used Phi-Psonics as a vessel for collective improvisation and spiritual grounding, but this time there's a sharper edge; fourteen tracks, mostly conceived on the spot with a changeling group of collaborators, hear Ford-Young steer said ensemble through hushed dark jazz abstraction. With an ear for emancipatory politics - "the music we make doesn't exist in a vacuum and the backdrop of injustice and tragedy in our world has to be part of our music" - Phi-Psonics plays on a latent psionic ability in us all: to turn creative juices into truth.
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Expanding To One (Deluxe Edition)
Expanding To One (Deluxe Edition) (limited 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: GONDLP 76LE. Rel: 29 May 25
Prelude: Expansion (1:34)
There's Still Hope (3:11)
Healing Time (5:51)
Many Paths (5:37)
Sunrise (6:21)
Love Theme From Your Life (3:21)
We're All One (3:16)
Nature Signs (1:32)
Discovery (8:03)
It Finds A Way (4:11)
Sounds Of The Universe (3:48)
Before The Pyramids (2:27)
New Pyramid (5:55)
Mysteries Of The Dark (5:55)
Review: Expanding To One is the third album from Phi-Psonics and is a serene meditation on community, connection and healing. Led by bassist Seth Ford-Young, the project captures the spirit of six live and intimate sessions recorded in Pasadena's Healing Force Of The Universe record store and the tracks, which were largely improvised, glide through soulful, spiritual jazz with warmth and clarity. Highlights like 'There's Still Hope' and 'Healing Time' showcase a rotating ensemble of LA's most sensitive players and they all create music that is both grounding and transcendent. Thoughtfully edited and deeply personal, this is the sort of record that cajoles you into a space of stillness, togetherness and quiet, essential reflection.
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Expanding To One
Expanding To One (limited bio vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: GONDLP 76. Rel: 29 May 25
Prelude: Expansion (1:34)
There's Still Hope (3:11)
Healing Time (5:51)
Many Paths (5:37)
Sunrise (6:21)
Love Theme From Your Life (3:21)
We're All One (3:16)
Nature Signs (1:32)
Discovery (8:03)
It Finds A Way (4:11)
Sounds Of The Universe (3:48)
Before The Pyramids (2:27)
New Pyramid (5:55)
Mysteries Of The Dark (5:55)
Review: Guided by bassist Seth Ford-Young, Expanding To One is the third album from Phi-Psonics, and it offers a gentle yet profound exploration of healing, unity and introspection. The record in fact emerges from six intimate, largely improvised sessions at Pasadena's Healing Force Of The Universe record store. The result is a flowing suite of spiritual jazz rich in tone and intention. Tracks like 'There's Still Hope' and 'Healing Time' highlight a fluid lineup of gifted LA musicians whose interplay feels both grounded and transcendent. Carefully shaped in post-production, the album invites listeners into a calm, reflective space where connection and presence take quiet precedence.
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Listen To The Sound (B-STOCK)
Listen To The Sound (B-STOCK) (neon splattered vinyl LP limited to 100 copies)
Cat: ZPLP 06NSPL (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
Where Is Love (4:01)
Plain To See (5:00)
Make It Last (3:53)
Take Me Away (4:04)
Never Felt Like This (3:53)
You & Me (3:11)
Maybe Next Time Around (3:46)
What Happened To Us (3:05)
Looking For Your Phone Number (3:14)
Fly Away (3:05)
Listen To The Sound (5:02)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


A fresh compilation album documents the best of the late 70s disco-funk-jazz-everything band Phyrework, synthesising a pyrotechnist's hand and a cutting engineer's ear. The Texan group were signed to Mercury in 1978 and released a hotly acclaimed debut album, and while their talents matched the likes of Sly And The Family Stone and Earth, Wind & Fire, they remained criminally under-world, resulting in the band's disbandment after the release. So this is a salvaging effort worth your while; a whopping nine of the songs have never been heard before, and only a complementary two appeared on the original early 80s single. All produced by Michael Cooper of Con Funk Shun, the likes of 'My Funk', 'Never Felt Like This' and 'What Happened To Us' command an extra jerkiness and synthweight bolshiness not nailed by many of their much-more-famous contemporaries.
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Cadaveri Eccellenti (Soundtrack)
Cadaveri Eccellenti (Soundtrack) (limited 180 gram transparent red vinyl LP + CD)
Cat: COM 437. Rel: 15 Apr 25
Kress (Or The Ambiguities) (4:42)
Project For A Dream (2:51)
Dead Flowers (Titoli) (3:31)
Cadaveri Eccellenti (Discoteque) (1:12)
Black Connection (6:17)
Cadaveri Eccellenti (Macabre Discovery) (1:33)
Tremendous Stars (6:10)
Round Game (3:15)
Kress (Or The Ambiguities) (alternate version #1) (3:38)
Contesto (5:48)
Dead Stars & Flowers (2:19)
Kress (Or The Ambiguities) (alternate version #2) (1:51)
Project For A Dream (Strings version) (3:21)
Kress (Or The Ambiguities) (alternate version #3) (5:26)
Cadaveri Eccellenti (CD)
Review: Pianist. Conductor. Composer. Impressario. Extraordinaire. We could probably leave it at that with Piero Piccioni, but for the sake of clarity let's get clear. One of Italy's most prolific film composers of the mid-late-20th Century, this monolith of big band and jazz wrote more than 300 movie scores in his career, and also lays claim to membership of 013, the first jazz outfit broadcast in his home country following the fall of Fascism in 1944. Born in Turin, one of the epicentres of Italian music, Cadaveri Eccellenti was a 1977 crime thriller about Lino Ventura, Italy's top homicide detective, who is investigating the assassination of a judge. Full of intrigue, mystery, and tension, not to mention that underlying sense of sexiness which seems to pervade European flicks of this era, by now you can probably imagine how cool the score is.
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Death Hilarious
Death Hilarious (limited 'hippo's teeth' vinyl LP)
Cat: LAUNCH 385B. Rel: 10 Apr 25
Blockage (2:51)
Detroit (5:39)
Collider (3:27)
Stitches (5:27)
Glib Tongued (feat El-P) (3:44)
The Wyrm (7:05)
Carousel (5:03)
Coyote Call (3:47)
Toecurler (8:29)
Review: The Newcastle five-piece double down on doom, derision and distortion in their most scathing record yet. Death Hilarious flails between cosmic thrash, anxious noise rock and Sabbath-sized sludge, driven by Matt Baty's sneering vocals and a rhythm section that sounds like it's eating itself alive. 'Blockage' bursts out the gates like an angry sermon, while 'Toecurler' stretches into hypnotic, post-metal territory. 'Stitches' has a twisted glam feel, like a battered Motorhead tape rewound with cheap synths, and 'Glib Tongued' throws a curveball: a blistering feature from El-P over jagged guitar loops. The band's sharpest move here is restraintipiano motifs and synth lines creep in under the wreckage, giving moments like 'Carousel' and 'The Wyrm' a strange solemnity. It's unrelentingly heavy but never cartoonish, embracing dread with clarity, and proof Pigs x7 are still levelling up, even as they gnaw at their own nerves.
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At Pompeii: MCMLXXII
Cat: 198028 76242. Rel: 02 May 25
Pompeii (intro) (3:32)
Echoes (part 1) (10:29)
Careful With That Axe, Eugene (6:07)
A Saucerful Of Secrets (10:05)
One Of These Days (5:54)
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (10:16)
Mademoiselle Nobs (1:51)
Echoes (part 2) (12:57)
Careful With That Axe, Eugene (alternate take) (5:50)
A Saucerful Of Secrets (Unedited) (12:44)
Review: The newly re-mastered release of Pink Floyd's legendary Pompeii performance from 1972 - released as a film initially and recorded without an audience - immerses the listener in the eerie grandeur of the ancient Roman amphitheatre. Steven Wilson, in charge of reworking the audio, breathes fresh life into the familiar, giving tracks like 'Echoes Part 1' and 'Careful With That Axe, Eugene' a heightened sense of space and detail. The alternate take of 'Careful With That Axe, Eugene' and the unedited 'A Saucerful of Secrets' show the band's ever-evolving approach at this most productive stage in their career. A raw, expansive reflection of Pink Floyd's creative journey as they morphed from psychedelic garage stars to prog rock giants.
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At Pompeii: MCMLXXII
Cat: 198028 76269. Rel: 02 May 25
Pompeii Intro (Feature Film)
Echoes (part 1)
Careful With That Axe Eugene
A Saucerful Of Secrets
Us & Them
One Of These Days
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
Brain Damage
Mademoiselle Nobs
Echoes (part 2)
Pompeii Intro (Concert)
Echoes (part 1)
Careful With That Axe Eugene
A Saucerful Of Secrets
One Of These Days
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
Echoes (part 2)
Review: More than half a century after its original release, Pink Floyd At Pompeii: MCMLXXII has returned to cinemas. Shot in 1971 at the haunting amphitheatre ruins of Pompeii, the film captured the band in their pre-DSOTM phase, during which time they were moving away from their originally overt psychedelia and space rock ventures and packing their work with a denser thematic and political verve. The DVD edition represents live versions of 'Echoes' and 'A Saucerful of Secrets', among other ashen, ruinous greats, in newly restored clarity - and that's not to mention its accompanying, behind-the-scenes studio footage of an early DSOTM studio session. This is a full 90-minute cut scanned in 4K from rediscovered 35mm negatives, with Steven Wilson providing a lush new audio mix in Dolby Atmos and 5.1.

Region code: 2
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At Pompeii: MCMLXXII
Cat: 198028 76259. Rel: 02 May 25
Pompeii Intro (Feature Film)
Echoes (part 1)
Careful With That Axe Eugene
A Saucerful Of Secrets
Us & Them
One Of These Days
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
Brain Damage
Mademoiselle Nobs
Echoes (part 2)
Pompeii Intro (Concert)
Echoes (part 1)
Careful With That Axe Eugene
A Saucerful Of Secrets
One Of These Days
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
Echoes (part 2)
Review: This historic 1972 performance film marked a definitive evolution of Pink Floyd's artistic vision, and is possibly the moment they first truly escaped the more ephemeral pop of the Syd Barrett era and started to become the prog giants that would go on to dominate the 70s both culturally and commercially. The haunting imagery of Pompeii combined with an expertly remixed sound design by Steven Wilson turns this film from a mere document of the past into a multi-sensory experience. Meticulously remastered, each note of 'On The Run' and 'Us and Them' hang with crystalline clarity in the surround mix and the shifts between searing intensity and quiet reflectionifrom the thunderous opening of 'Echoes' to the fragility of 'Mademoiselle Nobs' - are rendered in remarkable detail. It's a profound exploration of Pink Floyd's creative process, capturing the band at a pivotal moment as they craft the sonic landscapes that would later define The Dark Side of the Moon. This release ensures that the film's timeless allure is as potent today as it was over fifty years ago, inviting a new generation to experience the alchemy between image, sound and performance.

Region code: B
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The Wall
The Wall (DVD)
Cat: 501989. Rel: 05 Jan 90
Another Brick In The Wall (part 1)
In The Flesh
Thin Ice
Happiest Days Of Our Lives
Another Brick In The Wall (part 2)
Mother
Goodbye Blue Sky
Empty Spaces
Young Lust
One Of My Turns
Don't Leave Me Now
Another Brick In The Wall (part 3)
Goodbye Cruel World
Hey You
Is There Anybody Out There?
Nobody Home
Comfortably Numb
Show Must Go On
Run Like Hell
Waiting For The Worms & Stop
Stop
The Trial
Outside The Wall
Review: Bob Geldof plays Pink, a burned out rock star holed up in a Los Angeles hotel. He reminisces on his life, from his wartime birth to his present circumstances. The film contains no dialogue; rather the narrative is carried by the Pink Floyd soundtrack and the Gerald Scarfe animation.

Region code: 2
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The Journey Live 1969
Cat: AV 2018133. Rel: 23 Apr 25
Announcements & Tuneups (9th National Jazz & Blues Festival, Plumpton Racecourse, Plumpton, Sussex, England 8th August 1969 - Audience Recording)
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
Tuneups
Cymaline
The Beginning
Beset By Creatures Of The Deep
The Narrow Way
Interstellar Overdrive (Afan Lido Sports Centre, Port Talbot, Wales 6th December 1969 - Audeince Recording)
Green Is The Colour
Careful With That Axe, Eugene
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
Review: A treat for Pink Floyd fans, as recordings of two legendary concerts from 1969 - sneakily captured by members of the audience - are bundled together on one must-check CD. The first seven tracks showcase a portion of the legendary band's distinctively psychedelic performance at Plumpton Racecourse, Sussex (then host to the 'National Jazz and Blues Festival'), offering up twisted, elongated takes on early material (including 'Set The Controls for the Heart of the Sun' and a fine medley known as 'The Journey'. The final four tracks were recorded in Port Talbot and include breathtakingly brilliant, jammed-out interpretations of 'Careful With That Axe Eugene' and the pinnacle of psychedelic-era Floyd, 'Interstellar Overdrive'.
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Bossanova/Trompe Le Monde Live
Cat: EDSL 0232. Rel: 18 Apr 25
Cecilia Ann
Rock Music
Velouria
Allison
Is She Weird
Ana
All Over The World
Dig For Fire
Down To The Well
The Happening
Blown Away
Hang Wire
Stormy Weather
Havalina
Trompe Le Monde (1:47)
Planet Of Sound (2:06)
Alec Eiffel (2:47)
The Sad Punk (3:03)
Head On (2:12)
U-mass (3:02)
Palace Of The Brine (1:34)
Letter To Memphis (2:35)
Bird Dream Of The Olynous Mons (2:50)
Space (I Believe In) (4:18)
Subbacultcha (2:09)
Distance Equals Rate Times Time (1:21)
Lovely Day (2:09)
Motorway To Roswell (4:45)
The Navajo Know (2:14)
Review: This double pack brings together the original, pre-reformation Pixies' last two albums from the early 90s with Bossanova from 1990 marking a distinct shift in the band's sound, Black Francis pursuing a more 'space age heavy metal' direction, a vision he had long desired. The album is imbued with haunting melodies like in 'Ana' and 'Velouria' and contains some of Francis' best lyrical work, dealing in unsettling concepts and a dreamlike atmosphere that's unlike anything they'd done before. Following closely in 1991, Trompe le Monde continues this exploration, both musically and thematically, with its most famous moment 'Planet of Sound' seemingly joining the dots between punk and metal. The title track, which translates to 'Fool the World', sets the tone for an album that adds more avant-garde touches to their alternative rock. While maintaining the Pixies' signature style on 'Alec Eiffel' and the impossibly funky but still lead heavy 'U Mass' - the only track containing the c-word that even sneaked onto a Desert Island Discs playlist thanks to one Jimmy Carr - it still pushes the boundaries even further with more experimental elements. A comprehensive experience of this fascinating and often underrated period in the Pixies' career.
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22:22
22:22 (limited gatefold 180 gram cream vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 756670 8. Rel: 17 Apr 25
The Piano & The Violin (2:52)
Pareidolies (5:38)
Disco Nap (feat Metronomy) (3:11)
Nenuphar (4:10)
Petite Etoile (feat Beth Ditto) (4:33)
The Mirror (4:00)
A Different Side Of Us (feat PawPaw Rod) (3:23)
22:23 (feat Antonin & Vico) (4:23)
Summer Is Almost Over (5:03)
Bluetopia (feat Kids Return) (3:57)
Laszlo (3:46)
La Nuit (feat Arthur Teboul) (4:23)
Review: French tropical house duo Polo & Pan return with another playful, transportive record, their third album, fusing their love of storytelling with a finely tuned sense of groove. Having cut their teeth as residents at Paris' Le Baron, the duoiPaul Armand-Delille and Alexandre Grynszpanihave built a world where fantasy meets the dancefloor, balancing carefree melodies with precise, spellbinding cadences. Their latest offering moves between daydream and dance, from the delicate charm of 'The Piano and The Violin' to the low-slung pulse of 'Disco Nap' featuring Metronomy. 'Petite Etoile' with Beth Ditto introduces a bold, cinematic energy, while 'A Different Side of Us' featuring PawPaw Rod leans into hazy, after-hours territory. 'Bluetopia' with Kids Return and 'La Nuit' featuring Arthur Teboul close things out with a reflective, late-night glow. It's another confident stride forward from a duo whose music feels both effortless and meticulously crafted.
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22:22
22:22 (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: EOS 130. Rel: 17 Apr 25
The Piano & The Violin (2:52)
Pareidolies (5:38)
Disco Nap (feat Metronomy) (3:11)
Nenuphar (4:10)
Petite Etoile (feat Beth Ditto) (4:33)
The Mirror (4:00)
A Different Side Of Us (feat PawPaw Rod) (3:23)
22:23 (feat Antonin & Vico) (4:23)
Summer Is Almost Over (5:03)
Bluetopia (feat Kids Return) (3:57)
Laszlo (3:46)
La Nuit (feat Arthur Teboul) (4:23)
Review: Two of life's great escape artists, Polo & Pan, or Paul Armand-Delille and Alexandre Grynszpan, first bonded in the chronological hinterland of nightlife's operating hours, at the iconic Parisian nightclub, Le Baron. We weren't there, but in our minds they talked about quantum theories, and maybe came up with the phrase "everything everywhere all at once". But nobody can be sure. Apart from the artists. Since then, they've committed themselves to creating beautiful, weird, tropical house-synth-pop-electronica stuff which they say transcends moments and places, people and cultures. 22:22 is their triumphant return after four years without a full length, and it's every bit as good as fans were hoping for. Dive in, the water is lovely - wherever in the time-space continuum it is.

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Isla Diferente
Cat: PSPF 24003. Rel: 10 Apr 25
La Isla Diferente (3:43)
Luna Acida (feat Fuera) (4:05)
Picon (4:12)
Objetos Enterrados (4:51)
Pa Ke Te (feat Eva De Marce) (3:32)
Blanco Y Verde (4:26)
Casa Bolero (feat Javier Arce) (4:00)
Exotic Veneno (4:53)
Suelta (feat Esoterica Tropical) (5:01)
Abrazo (3:24)
Review: Set against the wild, lunar backdrop of Lanzarote, Populous aka Andrea Mangia, a producer from Lecce on the heel of Italy's boot, unveils Isla Diferente, an instrumental journey blending cumbia and Latin ambient. The album captures the island's mystical atmosphere and is enriched by haunting vocal appearances from Fuera from Italy, Costa Rica's Javier Arce, Mexican Eva de Marce and Esoterica Tropical from Puerto Rico. The record is rich in organic soundscapes where delicate, dreamlike melodies meet experimental electronic textures. The result is a rich, new ambient sound with heavy influence from South America while also being a trip that mirrors the surreal beauty and mystery of Lanzarote.
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Star Wars Dub (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Star Wars Dub (Record Store Day RSD 2025) (picture disc LP in die-cut sleeve + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 831PIC. Rel: 01 May 25
African Communication (3:51)
Which Clapp (3:28)
Star Wars (3:53)
Side Walk Rider (2:52)
Tower (dub) (4:44)
Stay Loose (3:42)
Con-Man (4:04)
Concert Man (3:55)
Roffa Yet (2:58)
Review: Since dub music and novelty sci-fi thematics go hand-in-hand, it's easily sayable that it was only a matter of time before dubbing bright spark Phil Pratt (George Phillips) would lend the genre a certain Lucasian fanaticism. The original Star Wars Dub album was first released in 1978 on Burning Sounds, and here it hears a special first-time reissue on picture disc; known across the board for his exceptional skills as a producer, singer, and songwriter, Pratt's Studio One days were well studded by this far-off galaxian moment, which doubled as a marketing boon (a true salesman, his debut record, released two years earlier, was called The Best Dub Album In The World). Though not directly made up of cover versions of classic Mos Eisley Cantina or Imperial March themes, the tunes channel a life-saving, lightsabring steeze, perfect for your next herbalised cosmic gallivant.
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Did You Enjoy Your Time Here?
Cat: BWZ 802. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Angel's Share (2:32)
Void Lacquer (2:09)
California Sober (2:24)
Steal Wool (feat Pink Siifu) (2:48)
Plunder! (2:06)
A Good Man Is Hard To Find (feat Cavalier) (2:21)
Doubt Mountain (2:26)
Flight Risk (3:00)
Potemkin Village Voice (2:18)
Aim's True (feat AJ Suede & Curly Castro) (3:44)
Love Is A Battlefield Simulation (feat Mary Esther Carter) (3:46)
Crueler Walls (feat Nappy Nina) (3:30)
Camel Cash (feat Illogic) (2:56)
Fever Dream (2:34)
Receipts (feat Billy Woods) (2:42)
Did You Enjoy Your Time Here? (3:03)
Review: Did You Enjoy Your Time Here...? is the latest long player from PremRock, who is one half of ShrapKnel and well respected for his thoughtful, introspective style. Following his 2021 debut Load Bearing Crow's Feet, this album continues with clear-eyed, heartfelt and sharp lyricism and production features talents like Sebb Bash, Blockhead, ELUCID and longtime collaborator Willie Green all do a fine job of unifying the sound. The record includes powerful collaborations with artists such as Pink Siifu, billy woods, Nappy Nina and Curly Castro who add more than typical guest spots and make this an on-point listen.
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Module
Module (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: CPT 6461. Rel: 10 Apr 25
Modul Eins (I) (4:32)
Modul Eins (II) (1:42)
Modul Zwei (I) (3:35)
Modul Zwei (II) (6:01)
Modul Drei (I) (3:43)
Modul Drei (II) (2:04)
Modul Vier (I) (3:37)
Modul Vier (II) (3:02)
Modul Vier (III) (6:05)
Modul Vier (IV) (2:46)
Review: Munich-based trio Prepared craft a hypnotic and high-energy journey that blurs the lines between chamber music, jazz and minimal dance. The trio i Chris Gall on prepared piano, Flo Riedl on bass clarinet and Christoph Holzhauser on drums i merges cyclical motifs and layered patterns into a trance-inducing soundscape. Drawing comparisons to Steve Reich, Jonny Greenwood and Dawn of Midi, their music pulses with rhythm and repetition, creating a hypnotic Gesamtkunstwerk that feels both innovative and timeless. Recorded live in a single room without overdubs, Module is a state-of-the-art production. Utilizing advanced 3D miking techniques for Dolby Atmos, the recording captures the raw interplay between instruments with breathtaking clarity. Across four expansive tracks divided into ten parts, the album flows through moods and textures. 'Modul Eins' opens with a downtempo introduction before evolving into an upbeat, swinging groove. 'Modul Zwei' offers a cinematic, film noir feel, while 'Modul Drei' dips into hip-hop beats with introspective breaks. The 15-minute opus 'Modul Vier' swells through four sections like changing seasons, showcasing the trio's virtuosity and cohesion. With Module, Prepared prove that repetition can be a riveting genre-defying experience that's impossible to forget.
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Elvis 1960: Everybody's Got The Fever (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: 370047 7838508. Rel: 19 Apr 25
Make Me Know It (1:57)
Soldier Boy (3:18)
Stuck On You (2:18)
Fame & Fortune (2:26)
A Mess Of Blues (2:20)
It Feels So Right (1:59)
Fever (3:23)
Like A Baby (2:36)
It’s Now Or Never (3:08)
The Girl Of My Best Friend (2:17)
Dirty, Dirty Feeling (1:18)
Thrill Of Your Love (2:54)
I Gotta Know (2:13)
Such A Night (3:03)
Are You Lonesome Tonight (3:08)
The Girl Next Door (Went A'Walking) (1:46)
I Will Be Home Again (2:32)
Reconsider Baby (3:43)
Shoppin’ Around (version 1) (2:16)
Didja’ Ever (2:36)
Doin’ The Best I Can (3:11)
GI Blues (2:43)
Frankfort Special (2:48)
Tonight Is So Right For Love (2:13)
Big Boots (Slow version) (1:27)
What’s She Really Like (2:20)
Blue Suede Shoes (2:05)
Wooden Heart (1:59)
Pocketful Of Rainbows (2:32)
Tonight Is All Right For Love (1:20)
Black Star (2:25)
Summer Kisses, Winter Tears (2:15)
Britches (1:41)
A Cane & A High Starched Collar (1:45)
Flaming Star (2:12)
Black Star (End Title version) (0:41)
Flaming Star (End Title version) (0:36)
Milky White Way (2:32)
I Believe In The Man In The Sky (2:00)
His Hand In Mine (3:13)
He Knows Just What I Need (1:54)
Surrender (1:50)
Mansion Over The Hilltop (3:01)
In My Father’s House (2:00)
Joshua Fit The Battle (2:35)
Swing Down Sweet Chariot (2:33)
I’m Gonna Walk Dem Golden Stairs (1:48)
If We Never Meet Again (1:56)
Known Only To Him (1:31)
Crying In The Chapel (2:21)
Working On The Building (1:50)
Lonely Man (2:54)
In My Way (1:26)
Wild In The Country (1:53)
Forget Me Never (1:27)
I Slipped, I Stumbled, I Fell (Lower Key version) (1:35)
Lonely Man (1:48)
Husky Dusky Day (1:11)
Fame & Fortune (1:50)
Stuck On You (0:45)
Witchcraft (1:33)
Love Me Tender (1:43)
Make Believe (0:32)
If I Loved You (1:18)
She Wears My Ring (1:47)
Lawdy Miss Clawdy (1:46)
Review: In 1960, composer Leonard Bernstein called Elvis Presley "the greatest cultural force of the 20th century," praising how he revolutionised the music, language and fashion of the day. And it is fair to say Elvis's influence paved the way for the '60s social revolution. This exceptional triple album contains 54 tracks, mostly alternate versions, with all of them offering a unique compilation of Elvis's diverse talents. It celebrates his versatility as an artist while honouring the brilliant songwriters who helped make his work legendary, flamboyant and so timeless.
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Forever
Forever (picture disc LP)
Cat: 115684 1. Rel: 14 May 25
All Shook Up (1974) (3:21)
Why Me Lord (2:12)
Love Me Tender (2:42)
Hound Dog (2:54)
Fever (2:03)
Suspicious Minds (2:03)
I Cant Stop Loving You (2:58)
Bridge Over Troubled Water (1:18)
CC Rider (1976) (3:11)
Can't Help Falling In Love (1:42)
Teddy Bear/Don't Be Cruel (1:59)
Big Boss Man (2:28)
You Gave Me A Mountain (3:17)
Trying To Get To You (2:11)
Hurt (1:44)
Steamroller Blues (2:39)
Review: There's something electric about hearing these live cuts pressed onto a lovely glossy picture disc. It's not just nostalgia, it's the grit and spontaneity of a performer who, even in the twilight of his career - these were recorded in 1974 and 1976 - could still bring a room to its knees. The energy is raw, the crowd reactions are real and the band behind him lock and step. These versions feel lived-in. 'Steamroller Blues' grinds forward with swagger, while 'Trying to Get to You' and 'You Gave Me a Mountain' cut deep with emotional weight. 'Hound Dog' still hits like a shot of adrenaline. The medley of 'Teddy Bear' and 'Don't Be Cruel' feels tossed off in the best way, like a quick smile to the audience before getting serious again. A snapshot of a performer still capable of surprises, even years past his peak chart dominance. For fans of the man's live sound, this one's a keeper.
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Purple Rain (reissue)
Purple Rain (reissue) (audiophile Blu-ray)
Cat: 060349 7815777. Rel: 24 Apr 25
Let's Go Crazy
Take Me With U
The Beautiful Ones
Computer Blue
Darling Nikki
When Doves Cry
I Would Die 4 U
Baby I'm A Star
Purple Rain
Review: NPG Records and Paisley Park Enterprises, in partnership with Warner Records, are pleased to announce the release of a brand-new audiophile Blu-ray featuring 2024's Dolby Atmos mix of Prince and the Revolution's iconic 1984 album, Purple Rain, as well as Prince's original 1984 stereo mix, in high-definition 24bit / 96kHz audio.

Prince shattered all expectations and made music history when he released the album Purple Rain, followed by the hit movie of the same name weeks later. The 9-track LP went on to win two Grammy awards ("Best Rock Performance by a Group" & "Best Album of Original Score Written For A Motion Picture"), two American Music Awards, a Brit Award, and an Academy Award for Best Original Song Score. In 2012 the Library of Congress added the album to the National Recording Registry, which only accepts sound recordings that "are culturally, historically, or aesthetically important, and/or inform or reflect life in the United States." Purple Rain spent 24 weeks at #1 on the Billboard album charts, sold over 25 million copies worldwide, and appears on countless 'Best Of' polls, most recently achieving the #4 spot on Apple Music's Top 100 Albums Of All Time.

The 2024 Atmos presentation of Purple Rain featured on this Blu-Ray, was meticulously mixed from the original multi-track master tapes by Prince's protege and Best Engineered Grammy nominee Chris James. It was released via all participating Digital Service Providers on June 21, 2024. "In 2024 we started our year-long celebration of the 40th anniversary of Purple Rain, we are thrilled to present Prince's masterpiece in ATMOS, providing an immersive, surround auditory experience of Prince's legendary album. This highly crafted release will present Prince's iconic work with more space and depth while preserving the beautiful songs that have shaped music and popular culture, and touched the lives of countless fans around the world." - Paisley Park Enterprises

Region code: universal
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Psalms For I (reissue)
Cat: LANR 056. Rel: 23 May 25
Psalm 1 (3:48)
Psalm 2 (4:12)
Psalm 23 (2:22)
Psalm 53 (3:02)
Psalm 95 (3:20)
The Lords Prayer (2:38)
Psalm 87 (2:34)
Psalm 24 (3:16)
Psalm 48 (3:09)
Psalm 49 (3:07)
Review: Prince Far I's debut album was originally released in 1976 and produced by Lloydie Slim. It's a powerful and spiritual work in the roots and lovers rock world and features Far I chanting Psalms and prayers over heavyweight rhythms including reworks of Alton Ellis' 'Truly,' Ronnie Davis' 'Power of Love' which was also used on Horace Andy's 'You Are My Angel', and the thunderous 'Jah Jah Jahovia.' Although previously reissued over a decade ago, this new edition comes with original artwork and is pressed from fresh stampers made using the original mother plates. The result is a deep, full sound that faithfully captures the richness of the original Jamaican mastering.
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