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Still At Their Very Best: Live From The AO Arena Manchester 17 02 24
Cat: DH 2204. Rel: 29 May 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Intro (1:27)
The 1975 (2:21)
Looking For Somebody To Love (5:13)
Happiness (5:25)
Part Of The Band (4:21)
Oh Caroline (4:18)
I'm In Love With You (4:24)
Change Of Heart (5:19)
An Encounter (0:47)
Robbers (4:21)
Me (5:21)
You (4:50)
Fallingforyou (4:07)
Aboutyou (5:21)
When We Are Together (6:43)
I Like America & America Likes Me (4:27)
Jesus Christ 2005 God Bless America (3:26)
If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know) (4:08)
Tootimetootimetootime (9:08)
It's Not Living (If It's Not With You) (4:04)
Menswear (5:48)
Chocolate (3:52)
The Sound (4:34)
Somebody Else (4:34)
Guys (1:21)
I Always Wanna Die (Sometimes) (4:32)
Love It If We Made It (4:00)
Sex (4:36)
People (5:10)
Review: February 2024 saw two levee-breaking live moments by The 1975: here the indie band would return to Manchester for two massive AO Arena dates on 17 and 18 February, riding the rips of their biggest world tour yet. While technically from Wilmslow, the band cut their teeth in Greater Manchester's storied live scene and have always claimed the city as their unofficial hometown. Despite turning the leaf on a string of controversies centred on frontman Matty Healy, that didn't stop them from operating Still At Their Very Best, promising the kind of raucous, genre-blending performance fans expect a decade into their career. Support comes from labelmates The Japanese House, and Healy would later duet with Amber Bain on cult single 'Sunshine Baby.' This LP recording of the live spate distils a thirty-track stack of pristine live redeliveries, and with a monomaniacal arena's roar throughout, we hear a larger-than-life return home for the band.
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New Wind/Change In My Head
New Wind/Change In My Head (limited yellow & clear vinyl 2xLP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: TR 0111. Rel: 27 May 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
The Night Away (LP1: New Wind) (2:47)
New Wind (1:52)
Somebody Help Me Scream (2:57)
Tied Up In Rhythm (2:00)
Grown Apart (2:34)
Man Enough To Care (2:01)
Opinion Of Feelings (2:29)
The Inside (3:04)
Calendar (1:39)
Expect To Change (2:10)
Still Believe (2:24)
Put These Words To Music (1:43)
Just One Day (3:12)
New Wind (LP2: Change In My Head) (1:52)
Tied Up Rhythm (1:57)
Opinion Of Feelings (2:24)
Grown Apart (2:30)
Calendar (1:35)
Put These Words To Music (1:45)
Man Enough To Care (1:59)
Compro (1:41)
Somebody Help Me Scream (2:51)
Change In My Head (0:49)
Expect To Change (2:09)
Just One Day (3:03)
The Inside (2:57)
Still Believe (1:42)
The Night Away (2:45)
Review: Originally formed in 1980 in Reno, Nevada, 7 Seconds are often credited as one of the most vital and criminally overlooked pioneering hardcore punk acts. Following on from their much-adored 1985 EP-cum-LP Walk Together, Rock Together, their 1986 follow up New Wind featured slower tempos and a notable imbuing of melody, with the project going on to be credited as an integral blueprint for the hardcore scene's eventual embracing and transition into pop-punk and indie rock. This long overdue reissue from Trust Records arrives complete with the complimentary Change In My Head, which is a totally new take on the classic album featuring tracks remixed in their entirety by Ian MacKaye (Minor Threat, Fugazi) alongside Inner Ear Studios' Don Zientara. Restoring and reimagining unreleased cuts from the original LP such as 'Change In My Head' and 'Compro', these bonus tracks offer a fresh snapshot of 7 Seconds in transition, but still very much firmly rooted in their hardcore ethos (before literal U2 comparisons would arise with later output). This limited double LP also comes with a 24-page oral history featuring unseen photographs, flyers, and memorabilia.
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Abba (half speed remastered)
Abba (half speed remastered) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP with obi-strip)
Cat: 751448 7. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Pop
Mamma Mia (3:27)
Hey, Hey Helen (3:10)
Tropical Loveland (2:55)
SOS (3:13)
Man In The Middle (2:46)
Bang-A-Boomerang (2:54)
I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do (3:08)
Rock Me (2:59)
Intermezzo No 1 (3:44)
I've Been Waiting For You (3:27)
So Long (3:00)
Review: Abba's self-titled third album marked a creative and commercial turning point for the group; released in 1975, it was their first full-length following the breakthrough historic romance hit 'Waterloo', and the moment they cemented a sound that would dominate pop for years. Packed with high-drama hooks and refulgent production, the album of course also includes 'Mamma Mia' and 'SOS', both early experiments in the theatrical, harmony-rich style that would define the long-form productions of Benny Anderson and Bjorn Ulvaeus. With newly remastered audio cut at half-speed by Miles Showell at Abbey Road, we've two new inclusions: kitsch singalong gem 'I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do' and glam-leaning opener 'So Long'.
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Changes
Changes (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: PAXAM 084LP. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Powderfinger (3:58)
Panic (3:34)
Aching To Be (3:58)
Don't You Forget About Me (3:23)
Changes (4:54)
Headshrinker (3:09)
The Man In Me (3:37)
Candy Says (3:20)
Runaway Train (3:56)
Queen Of Hearts (2:58)
Sympathy For The Devil (4:29)
Harvest Moon (4:01)
After The Gold Rush (4:19)
Atlantic City (4:00)
Livin' On A Prayer (3:48)
Nutshell (7:32)
Monkey Gone To Heaven (3:35)
The Crystal Ship (2:41)
When Doves Cry (4:27)
True Love Will Find You In The End (2:37)
Review: PAX-AM is the brainchild ofJacksonville singer-songwriter and author Ryan Adams, originally dreamed up during his high school years as a DIY cassette label for home-recorded genre experiments. Though those early tapes never left his inner circle, the name stuck. It's been a sandbox for Adams' prolific output ever since, blurring lines between alt-country, punk, classic rock and tape-hiss pop, all under his naive yet total creative control. Now, in homage to his favourite ever recording artists - many of whom you will likely recognise from the track titles alone here - Adams sings atop the altar, dirging covetously over the best of the Rolling Stones, Daniel Johnston, Bon Jovi, Oasis and Bob Dylan.
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Black Hole Superette
Black Hole Superette (gatefold black ice vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: RSE 411LPC1. Rel: 29 May 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Secret Knock (3:31)
Checkers (3:53)
Movie Night (3:21)
EWR - Terminal A, Gate 20 (3:44)
1010WINS (3:54)
So Be It (3:40)
Send Help (3:30)
John Something (4:19)
Ice Sold Here (2:18)
Costco (3:13)
Bird School (3:43)
Snail Zero (3:19)
Charlie Horse (6:03)
Steel Wool (3:01)
Black Plums (3:25)
The Red Phone (4:14)
Himalayan Yak Chew (4:02)
Unbelievable Shenanigans (4:00)
Review: Long Island's Aesop Rock takes listeners deep into the everyday moments that blur the line between the real and the surreal on this, his 11th LP. Self-produced, the album's intricate beats and complex structures provide a perfect canvas for his expansive lyricism. Tracks like 'Movie Night' and 'Send Help' explore this liminal space, mixing reflections on the mundane with eccentric, dreamlike imagery. The production pushes boundaries, channeling a sense of both experimentation and coherence, while tracks such as 'Black Plums' evoke a quiet, wistful nostalgia. Aesop balances cerebral exploration with emotional depth, pulling the listener through his introspective world with both precision and spontaneity. Hailing from New York, his work continues to reflect that city's blend of chaos and contemplation, navigating between complexity and raw instinct. The album's guest featuresiLupe Fiasco, Armand Hammer, Open Mike Eagle, Homeboy Sandman, and Hanni El Khatibiadd distinct layers to the project, each bringing their own energy to the sonic landscape. '1010WINS (feat. Armand Hammer)' and 'Charlie Horse (feat. Lupe Fiasco & Homeboy Sandman)' are highlights where the collaborations are seamless, blending each artist's style with Aesop's own. Throughout, the work showcases his most technically accomplished efforts to date, weaving together complex ideas with an instinctive flow that makes for an album as ambitious as it is enthralling.
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The High Priest Of Reggae (reissue)
Cat: RROO 399. Rel: 21 May 25
 
Classics/Ska
Jesse James (2:40)
Mr Popcorn (2:38)
I Got To Have Your Love (2:42)
(Sloop) John B (2:22)
Shoo Bee Shoo Bee (2:43)
Hailes Selaise (3:12)
Skinhead Train (bonus track) (3:02)
Reggae 69 (bonus track) (2:58)
Landlords & Tenants (2:45)
Save The Last Dance (3:11)
Walk Right Back (2:23)
Don't Be Cruel (2:08)
Woppi King (3:39)
Suffering Still (3:41)
Donkey Man (bonus track) (4:16)
Skinhead Invasion (bonus track) (2:12)
Review: Laurel Aitken's High Priest of Reggae album is an early classic of the genre from 1969, and it captures the ska pioneer at a pivotal moment when he was blending his Jamaican roots with the evolving UK reggae scene. It came on Pama Records and shows Aitken's versatility with cuts like 'Jesse James' and 'Landlords and Tenants,' both a testament to his storytelling lyrical prowess over inventive rhythms down low. Songs such as 'Haile Selassie' reflect his engagement with the burgeoning roots reggae movement, while the classic crossover jam 'Skinhead Train' nods to his influence on the skinhead subculture. This album earned Aitken the status of the "Godfather of Ska" and it's easy to hear why listening back to this reissue.
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Don't Die Before You're Dead
Don't Die Before You're Dead (midnight blue sparkle vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: REVENGE 010VS. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Outta Sight (1:56)
Second Nature (2:46)
3rd Time Lucky (2:41)
Crush (feat Jorja Smith) (2:49)
Chat Rooms (3:39)
Talking Stage (feat Nemzzz) (1:46)
Prem Proven (2:29)
Jeff Hardy (2:25)
Paid In Full (feat Big Zuu, Wax & D7) (3:19)
West Life (3:22)
Joga Bonito (2:29)
Friday Prayer (feat Heavie One & Aitch) (3:09)
Imposter Syndrome (3:35)
Red Wine (feat Master Peace) (2:31)
Review: Ladbroke Grove favourite AJ Tracey's highly anticipated third album arrives after a three-year hiatus and reaffirms his place at the forefront of rap. The record explores themes of ambition, resilience and living life to the fullest, reflecting AJ's journey from humble London beginnings to UK rap's pinnacle. Featuring viral hit 'Joga Bonito' and chart-topping track 'Crush' with Jorja Smith, who contributes two very different, equally stunning parts to that single, this is the sound of an artist who is still growing and joining his craft. His wordplay remains sharp and with and fuelled with fun cultural references and is sure to be heard banging from car radios, Bluetooth speakers and plenty in between all summer long.
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Private Dancer
Cat: PERMVAC 3551. Rel: 13 Jun 25
 
Deep House
Angel Anthem (1:40)
Wide-Eyed (feat Helen Salvin) (2:41)
Get My Gee (feat Biesmans - extended) (4:01)
L'Chaim (extended) (4:37)
My Kind (extended) (4:40)
Private Dancer (feat Iron Curtis - extended) (5:42)
The Night (Moves On) (extended) (4:38)
Patterns Everywhere (extended) (4:18)
Follow The Strings (2:54)
Squeeze Me Tight (extended) (4:31)
Review: German mainstay Johannes Albert returns after a six-year hiatus with his third club album, Private Dancer, and it's worth the wait. As expected, it is a deep dive into refined house music full of maturing production, warm textures, subtle grooves and emotive undertones. The standout title track features longtime collaborator Iron Curtis, and together they craft a hypnotic blend of classic deep house with modern minimalism. Highlights include the gentle grooves and percussion of 'L'Chaim', the steamy nocturnal soul of 'The Night (Moves On' and 'Follow The Strings', which is a more punchy heater. It's the sound of a seasoned producer delivering understated dancefloor gold.
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Played by: Johannes Albert
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Trois
Trois (LP + insert)
Cat: FVR 200LP. Rel: 30 May 25
 
Funk
Alderaan Overture (2:15)
Gulf Of Mexico (6:20)
Opium Des Nuits (4:52)
Cosmic Boy (3:23)
Swingers On The Moons (4:23)
Sweet Spot (4:12)
Riviera Serenade (5:00)
Back To Mother Earth (4:09)
City High (3:59)
Carnaval Ao Sol (Para Airto) (3:47)
Review: Fusion five-piece Aldorande are no fustians when it comes to full-length LPs. These self-styled groove adventurers remain radically open to the sound, thanks to their stylistic touchstone, 70s funk, and its diachronic conduction of future styles. Recorded on tape in a top Parisian studio, their third record Trois brims with trifect textures, bold phrasing, and soaring choral waves. Mathieu Edouard's precise drumming is glued to the spot by Erwan Loeffel's plaited percussion, all the while Laurent Guillet's fingertips and Florian Pellissier's splayed hands make the best uses of Fender Rhodes, axe and Minimoog.
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Played by: Roberta
タグ: Jazz Funk
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For The Early Hours Of A World In Bloom
Cat: TT 010. Rel: 11 Jun 25
 
Techno
The Artist's Prayer (2:12)
Breather (12:58)
Soil (dub) (6:00)
Sleepy's Gambit (6:01)
Allusion (5:20)
Review: Alien D is the NYC-based producer Daniel Creahan, and he's back with a debut on Theory Therapy that taps into widescreen worlds of techno immersion. Departing from the ambient abstraction of his previous work, this album as a subtle kinetic pulse with tracks like 'Soil Dub' and 'Sleepy's Gambit' propel listeners forward with dubwise rhythms crafted for deep dancefloors. The album builds on an infectious, steady groove with repeating phrases and subtle shifts that keep the music in constant motion. Conceived in the first days after the COVID lockdown, these sounds exude a hopeful quality and capture the transcendent moments of early-morning parties when the moment is full of unbridled hope for what might come.
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In Limerence
In Limerence (maroon vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: ALONVX 003. Rel: 05 Jun 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Glimmer (1:07)
Of Amber (2:36)
Don't Fall Asleep (4:26)
I Couldn't Feed Her (3:46)
Confession (4:31)
Elijah (4:06)
Liquid Gold 25 (4:28)
August Moon (4:53)
Home Tapes (4:53)
Zathura (4:01)
Fairy In A Bottle (5:16)
Sertraline (2:11)
Review: Dorothy Tennov's tenuous concept of "limerence" has fuelled many an artistic outing and project, most notably in recent times an Yves Tumor star cut from the ineluctable PAN compilation, Mono No Aware. But it's UK rising indie star Jacob Alon's new and debut album, In Limerence - wuthering on the bloodied tips of his last 10" 'To Selene' and forerunning 7" 'Liquid Gold 25'- that perhaps really does the most thoroughgoing justice to the erotomanic, smitten concept of impossible, obsessive love. Bold electric modern folk reimaginings and wambling blears are brought out lovingly by speedy hothouser producer Dan Carey, ensuring Alon's ethereal vocals effuse over evocative storytelling on 'Fairy In A Bottle' and 'Confession'.
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Club Tounsi
Cat: GBLP 170. Rel: 22 May 25
 
Experimental/Electronic
Douri Douri (4:05)
Ah Yallila (3:53)
Brobba (3:28)
Lelliri Yamma (4:21)
Aman Aman (4:54)
Rakeb Aalhamra (4:35)
Eddayem Allah (4:23)
Tichtiri Cherbak (3:59)
Review: On Club Tounsi, Tunisian producer Sofyann Ben Youssef, aka AMMAR 808, brings the raw rhythmic power of Mezoued-the folk music of Tunisia's working class-into a bold electronic future. Fusing pulsating synths, distorted textures and TR-808 beats with traditional instruments like goatskin bagpipes, hand drums, and the ney, he reimagines iconic Mezoued tunes for a new generation. Vocalists from classical, Sufi and Mezoued backgrounds also feature to add human soul and mean the album captures the genre's emotional depth while transforming it into something cinematic and club-ready. This LP is a bridge between past and future, tradition and innovation and one that makes you want to move.
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タグ: African | Arabic
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Living Room
Living Room (180 gram vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: ITLP 21. Rel: 04 Jun 25
 
Techno
Timeline (3:56)
Areusure (3:55)
Lorraa (4:39)
Reactions (6:26)
Texture End (4:25)
Night Zoom (4:56)
Testify (5:05)
Streamline (4:41)
Olderback (5:30)
Gesagt (4:51)
Pure Morning (5:17)
Impress (4:50)
Review: Turin-born and raised artist Andrea has explored plenty of different genres across his wonderfully experimental sounds, but mostly they are couched in techno with hints of 90s breakbeat and IDM. "Living Room is his third album and finds him tapping into an introspective sound with reflective melodies and a cosmic sense of travel. Right from the off, you're cast adrift in a world of shimmering melody and plucked strings, cascading arps and widescreen synthscapes and it is there you stay for the whole absorbing duration, though sometimes lithe rhythms bring more propulsion. A magnificently accomplished and detailed work.
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Andromeda Orchestra (feat Nick The Record mix)
Cat: FAR 063. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Mythical (6:52)
Magic Light Connection (6:33)
Thinking About Your Love (7:05)
Get Up & Dance (Nick The Record mix) (7:04)
Mozambique (6:44)
Kano Line Dance (5:58)
Mythical (Full Motion dub mix) (6:21)
Swing On (7:21)
Review: The UK's Robin Lee is one of the members of much-loved disco gang Faze Action but also he's behind Andromeda Orchestra who return here with an album that offers a cosmic fusion of jazz-funk and disco. It's been put together with Moogs, clarinets, Rhodes and rich analogue textures that make for a mix of nostalgia and sonic richness that sinks you in deep. Blending nostalgia with innovation, Lee creates deep, immersive soundscapes. There are widescreen odysseys like 'Mythical', loved-up bunkers such as 'Thinking About Your Love' and a rare Nick The Record remix of 'Get Up & Dance' that overflows with cosmic melodies and lush, life-affirming strings.
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Angel (remastered)
Angel (remastered) (limited blue splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: DEKO 11601. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Rock
Tower (6:58)
Long Time (7:02)
Rock & Rollers (4:02)
Broken Dreams (3:18)
Mariner (1:53)
Sunday Morning (4:13)
On & On (4:14)
Angel (Theme) (5:55)
Review: Deko reconsecrate Angel's debut LP on the band's formative 50th anniversary, coinciding with a fresh wave of tour dates from the theatrically inclined glam-prog rockers. Originally signed to Casablanca after being spotted by then-A&R Gene Simmons, the Washington, DC band's first album leaned heavily into lengthy, keyboard-drenched pomp, a sound more progressive than the tighter glam stylings that followed on On Earth As It Is In Heaven and Sinful. The lineup at the time included Frank DiMino, Punky Meadows, Gregg Giuffria, Mickie Jones and Barry Brandt, building stage staples like 'Tower'. On this limited blue-black swirl vinyl edition, we've liner notes from journalist Dave Reynolds and a small selection of bundles signed by the four surviving original members.
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Nightclouds
Cat: BF 070LP. Rel: 29 May 25
 
Ambient/Drone
Nightclouds (7:50)
Still Life (3:16)
Chordalities (4:05)
Nightclouds (Variation) (1:38)
Morningclouds (19:01)
Review: Swedish composer Ellen Arkbro's Nightclouds is a deeply introspective and romantic turn that collects five solo organ improvisations recorded across Europe in 2023-24. Departing from installation-based compositions, Nightclouds explores slow, chordal improvisations rich in texture and atmosphere while drawing on sacred music, ECM jazz and minimalism. Along the way, Arkbro creates immersive soundscapes that balance austerity and emotional depth while shifting between meditative stillness and modernist tension with standout recordings like 'Morningclouds' and two variations on the title track. Through meticulous mic placement and tonal clarity, Arkbro draws you in with the intimacy and vastness of her sonic world.

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All The Quiet (Part II)
All The Quiet (Part II) (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: AQU 012LP. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Acknowledgement Is Key (feat Hak Baker) (7:06)
Lavender (4:48)
Westmoreland (feat Asheber) (6:09)
PSR Orchestra (3:45)
Paladin Of Sound & Circumstance (5:11)
Another Place (feat Greentea Peng & Wu-Lu) (6:26)
War Transmission (7:45)
505 Standby (2:35)
Journey South (6:32)
One Way Traffic (feat Yazmin Lacey) (7:49)
Review: The multi-talented Joe Armon-Jones is back in the game with his most ambitious and self-defined solo work yet. All The Quiet (Part II) is a colourful collision of jazz, funk, dub, hip-hop and soul that was entirely written, produced and mixed by the man himself. His work as part of Mercury Prize-winning Ezra Collective is what established Armon-Jones, but his evolution as a solo artist on his own label, Aquarii Records, has been just as essential. This follow-up to 2019's Turn To Clear View features collaborators like Greentea Peng, Yazmin Lacey, Hak Baker and Nubya Garcia and is a deeply personal sound that veers from expansive and cosmic to more intimate and tender.
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All The Quiet Part II
All The Quiet Part II (translucent blue vinyl 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: AQU 012LPC. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Acknowledgement Is Key (feat Hak Baker) (7:06)
Lavender (4:48)
Westmoreland (feat Asheber) (6:09)
PSR Orchestra (3:45)
Paladin Of Sound & Circumstance (5:11)
Another Place (feat Greentea Peng & Wu-Lu) (6:26)
War Transmission (7:45)
505 Standby (2:35)
Journey South (6:32)
One Way Traffic (feat Yazmin Lacey) (7:49)
Review: Thrumming with conceptual aplomb, jazz mastermind and Ezra Collective co-founder Joe Armon-Jones's new album All The Quiet is finally revealed to us. Residua of jazz, funk, dub, hip hop and soul abound on the second chapter of a two-part Aquarii Records release, which Jones founded. With guest features from the likes of Greentea Peng, Yazmin Lacey, Hak Baker and Oscar Jerome, the record complements Jones and Aquarii's stated mission to blend genres and cross stylistic streams, from atmospheric electronica to dub, while building and subverting tropes of apocalypse, prophecy and redemption.
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The Great Summit
The Great Summit (limited 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 843656 3186332. Rel: 02 Jun 25
 
Jazz
Duke's Place (5:04)
I'm Just A Lucky So & So (3:08)
Cottontail (3:39)
Mood Indigo (3:57)
Do Nothin' 'Til You Hear From Me (7:30)
The Beautiful American (3:07)
Black & Tan Fantasy (3:57)
Drop Me Off In Harlem (7:20)
The Mooche (3:47)
In A Mellow Tone (4:01)
Review: Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington are unquestionably two jazz titans and they finally teamed up for a rare studio session that's pure magic. Though they'd known each other since the mid-1920s and often shared stages, official recordings together were few and far between. This album breaks that drought with Armstrong lending his unmistakable touch to Ellington's iconic compositions. Duke joins in on piano, while Louis is backed by his All Stars minus regular pianist Billy Kyle. The result is a meeting of swing royalty, full of charisma, chemistry and classic tunes reimagined by two of jazz's most legendary voices. It's as good as you'd hope.
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Loketo
Loketo (pink vinyl LP)
Cat: SR 005. Rel: 27 May 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Nani Akosi Yo (3:09)
Okomisi Yango Ngayi (1:52)
Bombe (2:51)
Luzingu (2:53)
9 Frontieres (4:51)
Bolumbu Ya Koba (3:44)
Yaka To Bina (2:03)
Yo Loyenge (3:09)
Kinshasa La Belle (1:30)
Kinshasa La Belle (acoustic version) (1:27)
Zonga Moto (1:32)
Review: On their second release, Atelier Kamikazi continues to deliver raw, collaborative lyrics drawn from their experiences as street kids in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Like their debut on Seismographic Records, the group reflects on the harsh realities and surreal beauty of life in the city as they resist corrupt politics, challenge religious hypocrisy embodied by a figure they call "Priest Cat's Heart", and confront the dangers of "Bomb," a potent street drug. With vivid metaphors and unflinching honesty, they warn against its use while affirming their true tools for survival: words, wisdom and Loketo-the liberating hip-swing of Congolese dance.
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タグ: African
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Persona 4: Megamix (Soundtrack)
Cat: 8BIT 82302. Rel: 20 May 25
 
Soundtracks
Pursuing My True Self (1:19)
New Days (1:01)
Signs Of Love (0:48)
Your Affection (0:52)
Like A Dream Come True (0:53)
Who's There? (1:08)
Smile (1:01)
Backside Of The TV (1:14)
Castle (1:07)
Deduction (1:19)
Border Of Insanity (0:43)
I'll Face Myself (Battle) (0:59)
I'll Face Myself (0:53)
It's Show Time! (1:06)
Quelorie Magic! (1:31)
Sauna (1:15)
Awakening (1:09)
Reach Out To The Truth (First Battle) (0:59)
Period (0:58)
Specialist (0:58)
Theater (0:49)
Zone Time (0:53)
A New World Fool (1:05)
The Fog (0:55)
Heartbeat, Heartbreak (1:09)
Youthful Lunch (1:01)
Traumerei (1:17)
Secret Base (0:49)
Junes Theme (1:27)
Game (1:28)
Heaven (1:12)
Deduction (Another version) (0:52)
Long Way (1:40)
The Almighty (1:36)
Never More (1:14)
Review: Part of the wider Megami Tensei video game franchise, Persona 4 is a 2008 role playing title that hit Japan, and made a huge impact, in 2008. Set in a fictional version of the Land of the Rising Sun's countryside, players adopt the character of a high school student who moves to the small town of Inaba from the city to experience rural living for 12 months. Mysterious murders ensue, and it's up to you - or whoever's got the PS2 controller - to work out what's happening. It's typically deep dive stuff for a country that has always had a very unique relationship with video games. Atlus, the developer, already had a reputation for making beloved scores for its titles, and this one is no exception, although broke the mould compared with preceding instalments in the saga. Way more upbeat, it's a mixture of bubblegum dance pop, chip music, high intensity synth rock, urban-hued J-pop, and 'toon jazz.
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Sense & Sensuality
Sense & Sensuality (limited 180 gram audiophile clear magenta vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: MOVLP 3779M. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Don't Lie Back (4:50)
(That's When) It's Worth It (4:07)
Instant Touch (3:01)
Sex Without Stress (4:32)
Fiasco (3:48)
Intact (3:17)
Tongue In Cheek (3:03)
Stepping Out Of Line (6:01)
Shakedown (4:23)
America (5:21)
Review: Writers will appreciate the double play on words no doubt, and trying to figure out who wouldn't get off on the Au Pairs is part of the brain teaser here. That said, the British post punk outfit only managed to peak at 79 in the album charts with this one, so clearly back in 1982 plenty of people either felt differently to us or weren't actually listening. Rediscovering the record now confirms their ignorance. Musically, Sense & Sensuality is a far broader collection than the group's preceding work, smashing through the limitations of a genre that was in its Informed by free form jazz, theatrical cabaret, new wave and art pop, it's a wild and unarguably fun ride instrumentally speaking, while lyrics speak to personal challenges and timely political issues.
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Marca Passo
Cat: FARO 251LP. Rel: 05 Jun 25
 
Jazz
Belenzinho (5:28)
Fantasy '82 (6:04)
Marca Tempo (4:19)
Andarai (6:30)
Arabuta (5:51)
Samba Pro Mamao (5:17)
O Mergulhador (5:46)
Last Summer In Rio (feat Jean Paul 'Bluey' Maunick) (8:36)
Review: It has been a full half a century since legendary Brazilian outfit Azymuth made their debut and their new album, Marca Passo, reaffirms their place as legends of jazz-funk. It was recorded in Rio and produced by Daniel Maunick and is the group's first album since drummer Ivan "Mamao" Conti's passing, with bassist Alex Malheiros now the sole founding member. He's joined by Kiko Continentino and new drummer Renato Massa to continue Azymuth's tradition of blending samba soul, funk and cosmic jazz. Highlights include a tribute to Conti, 'Samba Pro Mamao,' and a refreshed take on 'Last Summer In Rio.' The album is a vital, heartfelt continuation of Azymuth's enduring legacy.
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Marca Passo
Marca Passo (limited blue vinyl LP)
Cat: FARO 251BLUE. Rel: 05 Jun 25
 
Jazz
Belenzinho (5:28)
Fantasy '82 (6:04)
Marca Tempo (4:19)
Andarai (6:30)
Arabuta (5:51)
Samba Pro Mamao (5:17)
O Mergulhador (5:46)
Last Summer In Rio (feat Jean Paul 'Bluey' Maunick) (8:36)
Review: Tonal treasures and "three-man orchestra" Azymuth mark fifty years of service to the progosphere with Marca Passo, largely a conduit through which to reflect on the of loss of their founding drummer Ivan "Mamao" Conti in 2023. Now with only bassist Alex Malheiros as the last surviving original member, and joined by longtime keyboardist Kiko Continentino and new drummer Renato Massa, the new record deepens Azymuth's signature blend of samba, jazz-funk and 70s MPB studio textures. A rework of 'Last Summer In Rio' is an especial great, as it brings in Incognito's Bluey as a nod to Bertrami, while 'Samba Pro Mamao' honours Conti.
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Marca Passo
Marca Passo (limited red vinyl LP)
Cat: FARO 251LPRED. Rel: 05 Jun 25
 
Jazz
Belenzinho (5:28)
Fantasy '82 (6:04)
Marca Tempo (4:19)
Andarai (6:30)
Arabuta (5:51)
Samba Pro Mamao (5:17)
O Mergulhador (5:46)
Last Summer In Rio (feat Jean Paul 'Bluey' Maunick) (8:36)
Review: Released 50 years after their self-titled debut, Azymuth's Marca Passo feels less like a comeback and more like a confident continuation, with the legendary Brazilian outfit carrying its past into the present with all the same vigour that marked their winding career. The formula remains intact: Brazilian jazz-funk, dreamy synths, and loose but locked-in rhythm. There's something moving in how naturally the trio i with Alex Malheiros still at the helm i navigates loss, memory and legacy without turning sentimental. 'Samba Pro Mamao' is a tender nod to Ivan Conti, but the record never lingers in nostalgia. Daniel Maunick's production keeps things warm and fluid, and there's joy in hearing Incognito's Bluey drop in on the rework of Last Summer in Rio. Not flashy or forced. Just a deep, grooving reminder that Azymuth's music still flows from somewhere timeless.
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Resolution Revolutions (B-STOCK)
Cat: NUNS 068V (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Balearic/Downtempo
 
B-STOCK: Record slightly warped
Sunflowers In Dub (Deep Summer mix) (7:51)
Disorganics (All Strings mix) (5:18)
Six Fingers (5:50)
Udders (4:58)
Oxum (feat Ocean Waves Brasil) (5:32)
Bloco Manco (5:46)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Record slightly warped***


Now working under the alias Balaphonic, long serving Manchester artist Danny Ward steers his ear for percussion into something warm, rhythmically rich and hypnotic. He opens with 'Sunflowers in Dub (Deep Summer Mix)', where sitar, harmonica and fluttering keys glide across a humid dubscape, then folds in sun-dappled samba on 'Disorganics (All Strings Mix)', all brushed guitars and delicate groove. 'Six Fingers' leans deeper into Afro-Cuban melancholy, while 'Udders' chops South American drums into psychedelic loops, teasing out low-end heft. A standout collaboration with Ocean Waves Brasil, 'Oxum' blends gentle acid with dreamy textures and Afro-Brazilian swing, before closer 'Bloco Manco' lets off the brakes-delay-lashed, bass-heavy and totally locked-in. It's music built for dancefloors, but with the patience and touch of a drummer who knows when to let things breathe.
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Chris Bangs Presents The Playbox
Chris BANGS / VARIOUS
Cat: BGP2 319. Rel: 29 May 25
 
Jazz
Johnny Hammond - "Los Conquistadores Chocolates" (6:01)
Bill Summers - "Brazilian Skies" (4:30)
Roy Haynes - "Quiet Fire" (8:11)
Willis Jackson - "Nuther'n Like Thuther'n" (7:27)
Louie Bellson & Walfredo De Los Reyes - "Sentido En Seis (Six Feeling)" (7:33)
Flora Purim - "Vera Cruz (Empty Faces)" (4:12)
Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes - "Visions Of A New World (Phase II)" (3:41)
Pleasure - "No Matter What" (4:49)
Fatback Band - "Njia Walk" (4:07)
Johnny Lytle - "Gunky" (4:31)
Patrice Rushen - "Jubilation" (5:54)
Cal Tjader - "Mambo Mindoro" (3:46)
Tania Maria - "Yatra-Ta" (4:21)
Dom Um Romao - "Braun-Blek-Blu" (4:50)
Review: Chris Bangs' varied and eclectic musical journey is a key reason he was chosen to curate a compilation for Ace. With a background ranging from space rock with The Mighty Om to DJ residencies across London, Bangs' career spans numerous genres, from jazz, funk, to soul. Bangs' DJ sets and parties - in such time-honoured venues as Special Branch in Brentford, London - were seminal in the evolution of the acid jazz genre alongside Gilles Peterson, where "acid jazz was never meant to be more than a pisstake". His foray into production, such as the proto-acid jazz classic 'Psychedelic Jack' with Peterson on vocals, cemented his legacy, but it's curation highlights such as this that really get our gears going. Hold tight as we scour early acid jazz brilliants from Gunky to Vera Cruz to Brazilian Skies to Jubilation.
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Played by: Pete Haigh
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Modern Cool (remastered)
Modern Cool (remastered) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: IMPX 60611. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Jazz
Touch Of Trash (5:25)
Winter (4:47)
Let It Rain (5:49)
Company (5:40)
Silent Partner (5:06)
Light My Fire (5:06)
You & The Night & The Music (7:47)
Love, Put On Your Faces (5:53)
She's A Lady (4:20)
Constantinople (8:20)
Postmodern Blues (5:48)
Let It Rain - Vamp (2:44)
Review: American songwriter and composer Patricia Barber's marked her breakthrough with Modern Cool, an album driven by her captivating take on The Doors' 'Light My Fire.' Her performance of the album at The Jazz Standard caught the attention of Blue Note's Bruce Lundvall and lead to a celebrated run of releases and international acclaim. Modern Cool became an audiophile favourite thanks to Jim Anderson's meticulous recording and Barber's sharp songwriting and artistry, and it still sounds super here as reissued by Impex on VR900-D2-pressed 180-gram vinyl. It's the perfect way to enjoy a real jazz classic.
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Roots
Roots (LP)
Cat: BLMLP 002. Rel: 02 Jun 25
 
Roots/Lovers Rock
The Conquest Of Fire (3:29)
Enlightenment (4:09)
One People (3:54)
The Roots Of Humankind (3:30)
Cave Art (4:02)
East African Rift (4:38)
Mutual Aid (3:23)
Omo Kibish (3:27)
Ancient Builders (3:52)
Rising Star (4:19)
Review: Spanish musician Bass Lee delivers a strong debut instrumental album with Roots across 10 tracks of deep roots rockers led by his signature melodica. The collection was produced alongside Roberto Sanchez at A-Lone Ark Muzik Studio and features standout tracks like the uplifting 'Enlightenment' and the meditative nyahbinghi-inspired 'East African Rift.' The album was developed during a studio session that also birthed albums by Clive Matthews and Lone Ark Riddim Force and completes a trilogy focused on timeless reggae foundations that are rich in analogue warmth and melodic finesse. All of this affirms Bass Lee's place in the new wave of roots reggae musicians pushing the genre forward.
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Tresor Magnetique
Tresor Magnetique (2xLP + insert)
Cat: ASVN 076. Rel: 22 May 25
 
International
Forest Nativity (extended version) (4:58)
Le Grand Soleil De Dieu (2:58)
La Condition Masculine (English extended version) (4:32)
Quand Le Soleil Est La (alternate Drum Machine version) (3:02)
Ganvie (3:55)
Kikadi Gromo (3:48)
Immigration Amoureuse (4:10)
Where Are You? I Love You (4:14)
Dash, Baksheesh & Matabish (3:40)
Je Vous Aime Zaime Zaime (alternate Drum Machine version) (3:00)
Agatha (alternate version) (3:53)
L' Amour Malade Petit Francais (3:09)
Ndolo (3:04)
Chant D'Amour Pygmee (3:47)
Funky Maringa (4:13)
Crocodile - Crocodile - Crocodile (4:03)
L'Ile De Djerba (2:31)
Kitibanga (4:24)
Asma (alternative Tape version) (3:42)
Savannah Georgia (alternative version) (3:08)
Review: Tresor Magnetique is a treasure trove of unreleased tracks by the late great Francis Bebey-an international artist whose visionary work defies time and continues to add standout energy to eclectic DJ sets everywhere. These recordings have been digitised from fragile tapes found by his son and restored at Abbey Road Studios and blend pygmy flutes, drum machines, folk guitars and electronic textures in daring, genre-defying ways. Rather than a retrospective, this feels like an ongoing conversation that keeps Beby's work urgent and vital and prove Bebey wasn't just ahead of his time, he transcended it, from the lo-fi drum track magnificent of 'Quand Le Soleil Est La' to the raw, textured tropical funk of 'Where Are You? I Love You.'
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タグ: African | Afro Funk
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In Need Of (reissue)
Cat: STRUT 293LP. Rel: 29 May 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Super Queen (8:38)
So Many Ways (6:18)
Magic Lady (5:27)
Johnnie's Home (4:36)
In The Right Place (5:39)
Music Madness (6:24)
What You Need I Can Bring (3:39)
Review: Beckie Bell's 1980 debut has long circulated in fragments i a 12" here, a collector's tip there. This full reissue by Strut gathers it all in one place. Recorded after Bell's move from New York to Paris, it offers a studio-built vision of disco shaped by session musicians and arranged with subtlety. 'Super Queen' sets the tone with its patient build and clipped vocal phrasing. 'So Many Ways' and 'Magic Lady' follow a slower logic, driven more by mood than immediacy. 'Music Madness', the record's most played track, draws attention with its syncopated synths and layered percussion, though its energy remains low-slung. Bell's voice rarely reaches for spectacle. Her lines sit just above the groove, steady and self-assured. On 'Johnnies Home' and 'What You Need I Can Bring', there's no need for dramatic turns i the performances work because nothing is pushed. The reissue comes with a clean remaster by The Carvery and includes contributions from Arthur Young, Patrick Cowley and Jacob Desvarieux. What emerges is not a lost classic but something quieter: a well-assembled record with a clear internal logic, shaped by a moment where disco didn't yet need to shout.
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タグ: Disco Funk
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Samba Esquema Novo
Samba Esquema Novo (limited hand-numbered clear vinyl LP)
Cat: DMOO 092. Rel: 30 May 25
 
International
Mas, Que Nada (2:58)
Tim Dom Dom (2:22)
Balanca Pema (1:28)
Vem Morena Vem (1:58)
Chove Chuva (3:06)
E So Sambar (2:05)
Rosa, Menina Rosa (2:15)
Quero Esquecer Voce (2:20)
Uala Ualala (2:03)
A Tamba (3:02)
Menina Bonita Nao Chora (2:00)
Por Causa De Voce, Menina (2:44)
Review: Game-changing samba king Jorge Ben's 1963 debut album Samba Esquema Novo marked the beginning of a legendary career in Brazilian pop. Featuring the iconic tracks like the oft-imitated but never bettered 'Mas Que Nada' and 'Chove Chuva,' the agenda-setting album showcases Ben's early blend of vibrant bossa nova rhythms, rich choruses and his distinctive minor-key guitar style. While not yet embracing the Afro-rock influences of his later work, this release highlights a light yet energetic sound with big-band arrangements adding punch to the infectious melodies. It's a timeless album that remains a joyful and essential listen and captures the roots of a unique musical voice destined to shape Brazilian music for decades.
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タグ: MPB | Samba | Bossa Nova
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The Gentlemen (Soundtrack)
The Gentlemen (Soundtrack) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile translucent yellow vinyl LP + 4 booklet)
Cat: MOVATM 276Y. Rel: 06 Jun 25
 
Soundtracks
Play A Game With Me (2:29)
A Proper Handsome C**t (2:07)
Gala Dinner (1:57)
Big Dave (3:16)
The Unique Method (2:26)
White Widow Super Cheese (2:58)
Young & Foolish Dragon (1:28)
The Toddlers (1:32)
Grub In The Tub (2:42)
Drug Den (3:33)
Lord George (3:38)
Is That A Gun? (1:32)
Reduce Market Value (2:21)
W**king Into A Hankie (2:13)
I Was On To You (2:55)
The Russians (2:29)
Pound Of Flesh (4:04)
Review: The Guy Ritchie-penned film The Gentlemen centres on Mickey Pearson (Matthew McConaughey), an American in London whose luxurious lap founders on the back of a lucrative but prone marijuana empire. As he plans to retire and sell his business, a web of schemes, blackmail, and betrayal unfolds as rivals plot to seize his fortune. British composer Chris Benstead's soundtrack is elusive and sluicing, incorporating Charleston-inciting bass undertows, ticking clocks and finger-clicking inquests, as of a main character's paranoia threatening to make truly manifest.
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Get Sunk
Get Sunk (limited cobalt blue vinyl LP in spot-varnished sleeve (indie exclusive))
Cat: 726856 7. Rel: 29 May 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Inland Ocean (4:54)
No Love (3:55)
Bonnet Of Pins (4:46)
Frozen Oranges (4:05)
Breaking Into Acting (feat Hand Habits) (3:32)
Nowhere Special (4:57)
Little By Little (5:00)
Junk (2:52)
Silver Jeep (feat Ronboy) (3:53)
Times Of Difficulty (5:16)
Review: This is The National's Matt Berninger's second solo album and treads a sonically similar path to the Cincinnati band, with some forlorn lyrics and gloomy delivery. Berninger is clearly a fan of plumbing the depths of his heart and fortunately has the talent to be considered one of the top merchants of emotion around these days. Of the tracks here, 'Breaking Into Acting' is a beautiful slice of stately Americana and his vocals interlock beautifully with Meg Duffy, aka Hand Habits. For something more energetic try 'Bonnet Of Pins' as it's a pulsating chamber pop cut with thumping rhythms and a tear-jerking yet rabble rousing atmosphere. Live, this one will ultimately go down a treat.
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Boomania
Boomania (gatefold translucent pink vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BOOCATLP 1. Rel: 05 Jun 25
 
Pop
Where Are You Baby? (4:06)
Hey DJ/I Can't Dance (To That Music You're Playing) (3:15)
Boo Is Booming (3:20)
Boo's Boogie (3:20)
24 Hours (3:29)
Valentine's Day (4:40)
Doin' The Do (King John 7" mix) (4:08)
Doin' It To Def (4:32)
Don't Know What To Do (3:47)
Shame (5:04)
Mumbo Jumbo (3:40)
Leave Me Alone (4:44)
Review: Betty Boo's irreverent blend of pop, rap and dancefloor sass took UK charts by storm in 1990, and her debut album Boomania here returns by way of a deluxe edition digging as deep into that exact era-defining sound as can possibly be dug. Originally launched off the back of her breakout appearance on The Beatmasters' 1989 single 'Hey DJ / I Can't Dance (To That Music You're Playing)', Boo's first full-length reached number four on the UK charts and went platinum. This expander reissue compiles 12 originals and 14 bonus cuts, including multiple versions of the four hit singles, from the King John and Peter Lorimer mixes of 'Where Are You Baby?' to Vince Clarke's Oratonic mix of '24 Hours'.
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Live At Glasshaus (repress)
BILAL / VARIOUS
Live At Glasshaus (repress) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP in tip on sleeve)
Cat: LGHP 00021. Rel: 13 Jun 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Something To Hold (5:07)
All Matter (12:36)
All For Love (6:06)
Reminisce (7:22)
Funky For You (6:25)
Soul Sista (6:27)
Questlove's Story (interlude) (2:47)
Sometimes (7:56)
Common's Gratitude (interlude) (2:34)
Humility (8:33)
Levels (10:47)
Review: Recorded live at Brooklyn's Glasshaus in front of just 100 guests, Live at Glasshaus captures a one-night-only performance from Philadelphia-born vocalist Bilal, reinterpreting material drawn from a two-decade discography. Backed by an ensemble comprising his long-time creative circle, the set revisits early breakthroughs like 1st Born Second, cult favourite 'Love For Sale' (still never officially released), and later highlights from Airtight's Revenge and his collaborations on Common's Like Water for Chocolate and Resurrection. At 78 minutes, the session moves between stripped-down soul and expansive jazz-schooled improvisation, with appearances from Questlove and Common woven in. 'Soul Sista', 'All Matter' and 'Funky For You' get fresh treatment, while interludes lend a loose, intimate feel. First pressing gone; second underway with global shipping across 15 territories.
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Interplay
Interplay (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 726625 1. Rel: 30 May 25
 
Jazz
You & The Night & The Music
When You Wish Upon A Star
I'll Never Smile Again
Interplay
You Go To My Head
Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams
Review: A striking departure from the classic piano-bass-drums format, this 1962 session brings together a rare quintet configuration, weaving trumpet and guitar into the fabric of post-bop elegance all based around New Jersey-born pianist Evans. The interplay is both literal and musical between the musicians. With trumpet lines that alternate between burnished lyricism and bursts of fire and guitar passages that glide with subtle precision, the ensemble creates a sound that is both spacious and tightly knit. The repertoire leans into standards, yet each tune is rendered with a fresh rhythmic spark and harmonic sophistication. 'I'll Never Smile Again' shimmers with wistful melancholy, while 'When You Wish Upon a Star' is recast with a gentle yet cerebral charm. Fans of more intimate trio settings might initially find the added instrumentation unfamiliar, but there's an undeniable allure in the expanded sonic palette. The drummer drives the group with crisp energy while the bassist anchors with subtle authority and the collective chemistry elevates the session beyond typical quintet fare. This is a bold, beautiful detour in the legacy of modern jazz and one that rewards the listener. A reissue worth revisiting, or discovering anew.
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Moon Beams
Moon Beams (180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: 726626 2. Rel: 30 May 25
 
Jazz
Person I Knew
Polka Dots & Moonbeams
I Fall In Love Too Easily
Stairway To The Stars
If You Could See Me Now
It Might As Well Be Spring
In Love In Wain
Very Early
Review: The New Jersey-born pianist returns to the studio here for the first time since the sudden loss of bassist Scott LaFaro, whose death in 1961 marked a devastating rupture for one of jazz's most intuitive trios. Now joined by Chuck Israels on bass, Evans leads with a newfound clarityiless conversational, more contemplative. Recorded in 1962, this was the group's first step into a quieter but no less daring phase. 'Re: Person I Knew' (an anagram of producer Orrin Keepnews) sets the tone: ghostly, elliptical, and harmonically dense. 'I Fall in Love Too Easily' and 'Polka Dots and Moonbeams' drift by in breathy half-light, while 'Very Early', a waltz penned by Evans, closes the set with delicate finality. In the absence of LaFaro's dancing counterlines, Evans doesn't fill the space, but lets it speak. The result is a study in restraint: American post-bop pared down to its emotional core. Not a debut, nor a reinvention, this is a quiet reckoning and a beautifully unresolved response to loss.
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Mellowmaker
Mellowmaker (yellow vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: FC 268V12. Rel: 05 Jun 25
 
Psych/Garage Rock
Mellowmaker (6:13)
Soft & Heavy (5:39)
The Sound Of Repetition (3:26)
Flutterbug (3:18)
Coasting In Aquatica (2:55)
Jellylegger (3:23)
Recalled By The Rays (1:37)
Nautodelia (4:37)
Looper (3:18)
Lagging Through The Soup Of Yesterday (3:58)
Adoration (5:55)
Review: Black Market Karma return with the second chapter in their two-part Fuzz Club album series. Written, recorded, and produced by Stanley Belton, it's the imperfections and unplanned happenings that are the real joy of this ode to 1960s and 1970s psychedelic rock & roll will modern beats. A striking follow up to Wobble, it's fuzzy, crackly, angular and strikingly human considering it's fundamentally electronic. "Mellowmaker was made immediately after Wobble, I kinda see them as two sides of each other", Belton has been quoted as saying. "With these two albums I've attempted to crystallise how it feels to be stuck between a feeling of amnesia of the soul and the earthly experience of piloting a meat suit... I'm still chasing that longing intangible 'Hiraeth' feeling. The sense of wanting to find our way home to a place that maybe doesn't exist."
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City Life
City Life (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: CR 846. Rel: 30 May 25
 
Funk
Rock Creek Park (4:31)
Thankful 'Bout Yourself (5:05)
City Life (5:12)
All I Ask (3:47)
Happy Music (4:50)
Love So Fine (4:48)
Flying High (3:32)
Hash & Eggs (4:48)
Review: The Blackbyrds, Washington Direct-Current pioneers of jazz-funk from the early 70s, overloaded the jazz circuit with City Life, a hair-frying album renowned for its flowing, fulminous rhythms. Core tracks 'Happy Music' and 'Rock Creek Park' set the stage for a long sampling legacy: the latter was famously sampled by both De La Soul and Nas, on 'Bitties In The BK Lounge' and 'Fried Chicken' respectively. This reissue, cut from the original tapes (AAA) by Kevin Gray and pressed on 180-gram vinyl at RTI, reupholsters the Blackbyrds' debut worm-catching funk pecks for the world's ears to witness once more.
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 in stock $40.39
Don Blackman
Don Blackman (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile red vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 3639R. Rel: 20 May 25
 
Funk
Yabba Dabba Doo (5:14)
Heart's Desire (4:30)
Holding You, Loving You (4:07)
Deaf Hook-up Connection (4:02)
You Ain't Hip (3:01)
Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide (3:31)
Since You Been Away So Long (5:14)
Never Miss A Thing (3:52)
Review: Don Blackman's 1982 self-titled debut is an underrated jazz-funk gem that fuses soul, funk and jazz-fusion into a sophisticated groove-laden journey that was produced by Dave Grusin and Larry Rosen for GRP Records. The album showcases Blackman's keyboard wizardry and soulful vocals across standout tracks like 'Heart's Desire' and 'Holding You Loving You.' With playful cuts like 'Yabba Dabba Doo,' it balances polish with joyful experimentation and though not a commercial hit, its influence has quietly grown and ir has been sampled by hip-hop greats and revered by collectors alike. This reissue reaffirms its status as a cult classic and a crucial slice of 80s funk.

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Played by: Pete Haigh
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Stop Calling Me
Stop Calling Me (LP + 1-sided LP)
Cat: DR 2067. Rel: 11 Jun 25
 
Deep House
Directions (4:25)
Passion (2:29)
Samba (3:57)
Blue Wig (2:27)
Scruff (2:07)
I'm Not Trippin' (1:26)
Corduroy Suspenders (6:49)
Forward (3:03)
Pergatory (6:21)
Stop Calling Me (5:20)
Undress (2:32)
Give Me Your Love (3:57)
Not Dtf (6:29)
Review: Mike Mitchell is an American drummer from Dallas, Texas, who records as Blaque Dynamite. He plays across jazz, hip-hop and fusion and has worked with greats old and new like Erykah Badu, Herbie Hancock and Kamasi Washington. As a solo artist, he has dropped two albums in the last two years, and Stop Calling Me from 2023 is one that now makes it way to vinyl. It is a wild ride between intense jazz workouts that recall Sun Ra, smoky deep house that taps into Detroit and downbeat explorations like 'I'm Not Trippin'' that are densely layered, textural and infused with a new kind of soul.
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Forty
Forty (LP)
Cat: NSD 252LP. Rel: 10 Jun 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Forty (feat Chris Clarke & Mickey Factz) (2:53)
Worthy (feat Cashus King & Scienze) (3:19)
Simple (feat Sene & Chester Watson) (5:13)
Love 1-4 (feat Wyldeflowher, Geminelle, Yah Ra, Lexxus & Noveliss) (3:46)
Dance (feat Phoenix Cruz & Charles Hamilton) (5:24)
Happy (feat Kota The Friend & RAP Ferreira) (2:25)
Knowledge (feat Triune & Tristate) (3:16)
Bible (feat Propaganda & PCH) (2:52)
Human (feat Homeboy Sandman & Asher Roth) (3:07)
Loser (feat Cashus King & Stik Figa) (3:10)
Joy (feat Fashawn & Choosey) (3:26)
Review: Los Angeles MC Blu reaches a reflective milestone with his latest, produced in full by Dallas-based August Fanon. Known for his cerebral delivery and dusty crate-digging beats, Fanon provides unfiltered soul loops - no drum programming, no frills - that frame Blu's verses with raw elegance. Across eleven tracks, Blu revisits themes of ageing, selfhood and faith, delivered in tight verses with a clarity that's unhurried but never static. 'Happy' enlists Kota The Friend and R.A.P. Ferreira for a loose meditation on gratitude; 'Simple', with Sene and Chester Watson, blends memory and melody with ease. On 'Love (1-4)', Blu assembles four different perspectives - Wyldeflowher, Geminelle, Yah-Ra and Lexxus - weaving them into a gospel-centred suite before Noveliss lands the closing verse. 'Bible' is stark and spoken, while 'Human' sees Homeboy Sandman and Asher Roth wrestle with vulnerability. Fashawn and Choosey close the set on 'Joy', trading lines like letters from a calmer future. The tone remains introspective but never heavy: even at its most spiritual, the record feels lived-in and warm. It's not a revival or reinvention - just a seasoned voice, quietly confident in its next chapter.
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Played by: DJ Johnny Rebel
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Live At The Water Rats
Live At The Water Rats (blue vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: PRELP 1. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Chelsea Guitar (2:47)
The Joy Of Living (4:43)
Popkiss (4:23)
Candy Bracelet (3:55)
Air France (2:36)
Clearer (3:40)
Clear Skies (3:04)
Meet Johnny Rave (2:41)
Sea Horses (2:55)
Self Portrait (2:57)
One (3:10)
Deux (5:01)
Imipramine (6:47)
Review: Back in 1994, Reading-based band Blueboy released their first album for Sarah Records: Unisex. The LP, which is one of the great indie/jangle pop records of the 90s, stands the test of time thanks to mesmerizing songcraft. To celebrate its 30th anniversary the band got together in May 2024 to perform live at The Water Rats in London's Kings Cross. It was their first show in 25 years and thankfully someone had the foresight to record the set. Whilst not limited to songs from Unisex, the key numbers from it are on here: 'Self Portrait' is up there with anything by Pulp or The Smiths. And on 'The Joy Of Living' co-singer Keith Girdler has an air of The Only Ones' Peter Perrett about him. Plus the synth parts and cello make for stunning instrumentals and the lyrical directness is refreshing in an age of smoke and mirrors and metaphor.
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Viva! (reissue)
Viva! (reissue) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 843656 3186370. Rel: 02 Jun 25
 
International
Guajira Josephina (3:44)
My (3:50)
Tremendo Cha-Cha (3:09)
Garden Of Allah (3:46)
Jungle Stars (4:45)
Brazilian (3:40)
But Heaven Knows (3:52)
Holiday In Heaven (3:10)
Titoro (bonus track) (3:42)
Review: Bobby Montez was a key figure in West Coast Latin jazz and brought colourful energy and rich musicality to the scene in the late 1950s and early 60s. A multi-instrumentalist from a musical Arizona family, Montez settled in Los Angeles, where he balanced accounting by day (!) with leading his vibraphone-driven band at night. His sound is reminiscent of Cal Tjader but fused jazz with cha-cha and pachanga rhythms. With standout albums like Jungle Fantastique and Viva!, Montez's work offered fiery interpretations of Hollywood and Broadway themes in Latin styles. Though he retired from performing by the late 60s, his legacy remains lively and essential, not least through the magic of this record.
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タグ: Latin Jazz
 in stock $21.32
Stop & Go (reissue)
Cat: UVR 28525. Rel: 27 May 25
 
Soul
The Stop & Go (3:28)
Getting To The Other Side (3:15)
The Pimp Walk (3:59)
Run It On Down Mr DJ (6:38)
Save Their Souls (4:49)
Singing A Song For My Mother (6:22)
It's Time For Peace (2:16)
Happiness (3:56)
Review: Hamilton Bohannon's debut Stop & Go, first dropped back in 1973 and is a raw and essential slice of early 70s funk. Though maybe more known for his later disco hits, here Bohannon delivers something earthier-looser grooves, soulful vocals and inventive arrangements that simmer rather than explode. This album offers a deeper, more nuanced sound compared to his polished, high-energy disco work and highlights include the blissed-out 'Singing a Song for My Mother,' the deep funk of 'Happiness,' and the widely sampled 'Save Their Souls.' A crate-digger favourite and funk connoisseur's gem, Stop & Go is a percussive, spiritual, and downright nasty record that holds up start to finish.
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 in stock $29.74
Grrr! It's Betty Boo (reissue)
Grrr! It's Betty Boo (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: BOOCATLP 2. Rel: 05 Jun 25
 
Pop
I'm On My Way (3:22)
Thing Goin' On (3:41)
Hangover (3:49)
Curly & Girly (4:24)
Wish You Were Here (4:16)
Let Me Take You There (3:56)
Gave You The Boo (4:00)
Skin Tight (3:38)
Catch Me (3:45)
Close The Door (3:39)
Review: Released in 1992, Grrr! It's Betty Boo marked a stylistic and personal evolution for Betty Boo, arriving two years after her platinum-selling debut (also reissued now through the Betty Boo estate). While it didn't replicate the commercial heights of Boomania, it still delivered a memorable top 20 single with 'Let Me Take You There' and offered a flurry of follow-ups including 'I'm on My Way', 'Catch Me', 'Thing Goin' On' and 'Hangover'. With its bold visual identity referencing Tigra cigarette packaging and a dedication to her late father, the album hinted at more introspective themes beneath the tongue-in-cheek flair. Critics noted its playful absurdity and inventive rhyming, while Madonna later lamented its lack of recognition, calling it "horribly ignored". Sad to say, this would be Boo's last album before stepping away from music some years.
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Underground
Cat: SCEB 913LP. Rel: 04 Jan 90
 
Rock
Flying
Imphormal
Murder
Gap
Militar Police
New Experiences
Fall Out
Obstinacy
Description
Review: This deliberately mysterious outfit hailed from Italy, and this, the first of two previously ultra-rare and highly collectible LPs, is no less than a psychedelic classic, chock full of wild keyboards, fuzz guitar rampage, blissed-out trance states and fearful avant-garde trickery. It's been ascertained that Braen's Machine was the work of heralded soundtrack composer Perio Ulimani, as well as Morricone collaborator Allesandro Allesandroni, and this would make perfect sense, as "Underground" is very much in the metier of Italian soundtrack legends Goblin, and bound to appeal to fans of the widescreen psych sweep of Aphrodite's Child. Bellisima.
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Afrodisiac (reissue)
Afrodisiac (reissue) (orange vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: ATL 7270131. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Who I Am (3:32)
Afrodisiac (3:39)
Who Is She 2 U (4:38)
Talk About Our Love (3:34)
I Tried (4:46)
Where You Wanna Be (3:30)
Focus (4:01)
Sadiddy (4:02)
Turn It Up (4:14)
Necessary (3:48)
Say You Will (3:48)
Come As You Are (3:45)
Finally (3:54)
How I Feel (4:41)
Should I Go (4:58)
Review: Released on June 28th, 2004, Afrodisiac marked a major shift in American r&b queen Brandy's sound as she moved away from longtime collaborator Rodney "Darkchild" Jenkins and embraced producers like Timbaland, Kanye West and Warryn Campbell. The record focused on Brandy's personal growth while addressing relationship woes and self-reflection in tracks like 'I Tried' and 'Who I Am.' The standout song, 'I Tried,' samples Iron Maiden's 'The Clansman' and features Brandy's most raw and emotional performance. The shift resonated with fans for its gritty, more relatable edge and remains her most well-received project.
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 in stock $39.27
Digital World Remixes
Cat: SYMMLP 012. Rel: 11 Jun 25
 
Drum And Bass
Natural Way (feat MC Fats - Break remix) (3:47)
Wait For You (feat Lorna King - The Sauce remix) (4:09)
Headshot (Alibi remix) (4:06)
Gunshot Love (feat Liam Bailey - L-Side remix) (4:20)
Lost (feat Charli Brix - Break remix) (4:35)
Box Clever (feat SP:MC - Skeptical remix) (3:45)
Don't You Ever Stop (Calyx remix) (5:03)
Another Life (Mefjus remix) (3:49)
Review: A heavyweight ensemble of drum & bass minds take on Break's most recent set of productions, pushing them deeper into system territory. The Bristol veteran revisits his own material alongside a dream team of remixers including Skeptical, Calyx, Mefjus and The Sauce, each adding distinct bite and tension to the originals. Alibi's flip of 'Headshot' is all murky propulsion and low-end snap, while L-Side draws out the yearning in 'Gunshot Love' with Liam Bailey's vocal laid over thick, heaving bass pressure. Charli Brix floats through Break's own icy rework of 'Lost', while SP:MC cuts through the dense, noir-streaked paranoia of Skeptical's 'Box Clever' edit. Clean but rough, emotive yet primed for damage, this is high-grade d&b from a cross-generational cast who know exactly how to thread vocals and subs without compromise.
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 in stock $35.35
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