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Various 1
Various 1 (heavyweight vinyl mini LP)
Cat: FS 001. Rel: 20 Mar 23
 
Deep House
A Vision Of Panorama - "From The South" (5:13)
Eternal Love - "Sunset Shampoo" (5:21)
Pool Boy - "Icy Dub" (3:31)
Wolfey - "Soma" (4:10)
Laseech - "Forbidden Estuary" (6:12)
Larry Quest - "Room 4 More" (5:29)
Jay Sound - "Reflections Of Love" (feat Josefine) (6:33)
Review: Fusion Sequence is a new offshoot from the Mellophonia label that kicks off with a heavyweight release both literally - its 180g vinyl - and metaphorically. It features seven different artists offering up one track each on what is a widescreen exploration of fresh deep house. They are A Vision of Panorama, Eternal Love, Pool Boy, Wolfey, Laseech, Larry Quest and Jay Sound and between them everything from cuddly depths to more moody late-night deepness is covered on an EP that brings plenty of new perspectives. A fine inaugural 12", then.
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Double Consciousness
Double Consciousness (clear vinyl LP + MP3 download code limited to 300 copies)
Cat: MATME 010LP. Rel: 06 Sep 23
 
Jazz
Double Consciousness (part 1) (20:13)
Double Consciousness (part 2) (20:03)
Review: Double Consciousness is not just the name of the new collaborative album release between Oren Ambarchi and Eric Thielemans; it's also a term developed by revolutionary theorists such as Frantz Fanon and W.E.B. Du Bois to describe the cognitive dissonance/dual self-perception of oppressed groups in unjust, often colonial societies. With that in mind, we're not just going in blind here. A forty-minute, single-take epic album recorded live at the Werkplaats Walter theatre in Brussels, this is Ambarchi and Thielemans as we know them best, the former handling the guitar as usual, and the latter on drums and percussion. Many disparate movements ensue, the music seeming to represent the arc of psychic revelation; the roller-coaster ride of fulfilment; tyrants overthrown; and former double-consciousnesses unified.
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Kind Regards
Cat: WHYT 88LP. Rel: 06 Mar 25
 
Ambient/Drone
Kind Regards (Beginning) (20:43)
Kind Regards (Conclusion) (21:29)
Review: Oren Ambarchi and Eric Thielemans' latest collaboration emerges from a recorded performance in Poitiers, France, in November 2023, showcasing their extraordinary duo chemistry. The single continuous performance, spanning over 45 minutes, encapsulates their shared language and willingness to push boundaries, blending meditative calm with unexpected melodic and rhythmic moments. 'Kind Regards' (Beginning) opens with Thielemans' entrancing tom patterns, which provide a steady undercurrent for Ambarchi's guitar, transformed into swirling tones by a Leslie speaker. As the music unfolds, it moves between introspective calm and more forceful bursts of energy, with Ambarchi's guitar eventually taking on an electric organ-like quality, echoing the soulful depth of Alice Coltrane. Later, 'Kind Regards' (Conclusion) takes on a more jazz-oriented direction, as Thielemans' delicate rhythmic shifts showcase his mastery of accents and cymbal work. Ambarchi counters this with jittery delayed tones, and a more active use of his fretboard, weaving through dissonant harmonics before concluding with a massive, yet detailed, climax of distorted guitar and crashing cymbals. The performance, free from any flashy tricks or filler, draws power from the deep intuition between the two musicians, and their shared commitment to exploring the limits of their instruments.
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Peter & The Wolf
Peter & The Wolf (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: MOVCL 011. Rel: 28 Oct 14
 
Classical
Peter & The Wolf, Op 67 (27:11)
Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra, Op 34 (17:12)
Review: This recording of the Philadelphia Orchestra performing Sergei Prokofiev's 1936 story and orchestral score Peter and the Wolf was recorded in 1977 and was originally released in 1978. The role of the narrator on the recording was initially offered to both Peter Ustinov and Alec Guinness who both turned it down, before David Bowie agreed to take on the role, supposedly as a Christmas present to his son. On the B-side is another equally as charming piece of recent classical history, Benjamin Britten's Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra as narrated by Hugh Downs.
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Where?
Where? (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: CR 0718. Rel: 28 Mar 24
 
Jazz
Rally (5:43)
Bass Duet (4:18)
Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise (7:15)
Where? (5:46)
Yes Indeed (5:51)
Saucer Eyes (5:00)
Review: Renowned bassist Ron Carter's inaugural album, 'Where?' introduced a stellar lineup of talent alongside the main man including Eric Dolphy on clarinet, saxophone, and flute, and pianist Mal Waldron. Originally recorded at Rudy Van Gelder Studios in New Jersey in 1961, the record showcases the early brilliance of Carter's musical vision. Now reissued as part of the Original Jazz Classics Series, this edition is pressed on high-quality 180-gram vinyl by RTI. Mastered with meticulous care by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio, using analogue techniques from the original tapes, this release offers a pristine listening experience and is a great chance to rediscover the timeless allure of Carter's debut masterpiece.
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Born Again Pagans (30th Anniversary Extended Edition)
Born Again Pagans (30th Anniversary Extended Edition) (limited hand-numbered trifold 3xLP + poster)
Cat: IF 121LP. Rel: 06 Feb 25
 
Experimental/Electronic
Coil - "Protection" (6:53)
ELpH - "Glimpse" (3:30)
ELpH - "Crawling Spirit" (1:53)
ELpH - "PHILM #1 (Vox)" (9:14)
ELpH - "Static Electrician" (3:11)
ELpH - "Red Scratch" (3:19)
ELpH - "If It Wasn't Wolves, Then What Was It?" (2:56)
ELpH - "Static Electrician (Symphonic)" (4:52)
ELpH - "Track 9" (3:09)
ELpH - "Track 10" (1:26)
ELpH - "Track 11" (2:45)
ELpH - "Track 12" (10:46)
ELpH - "Track 13" (7:43)
ELpH - "Track 14" (2:57)
ELpH - "Track 15" (8:22)
ELpH - "Track 16" (9:11)
ELpH - "Gnomic Verses" (5:06)
ELpH - "Track 18" (11:21)
ELpH - "Track 19" (8:18)
Coil - "Glisten#2" (1:04)
ELpH - "Zwolf" (20:02)
Review: This 30th-anniversary reissue of a key experimental release is a journey into the darker realms of electronic music, showcasing the duo's exploration of ambient, industrial and glitch-inspired soundscapes. The release features a stark contrast between the rhythmic, almost club-ready track, infused with danceable energy and the more experimental, glitch-heavy compositions that delve into an unsettling, ritualistic atmosphere. The latter, considered one of the duo's most daring works, uses manipulated sounds, haunting textures and a pervasive sense of sonic unease to create a deep listening piece. The reissue compiles rare material, including previously unreleased tracks, alongside the duo's final appearance under this project. Fans of avant-garde electronic music will appreciate the unique blend of rhythmic elements and abstract textures. While some may prefer later works from the duo, this collection remains a fascinating piece for those drawn to experimental, atmospheric music that pushes the boundaries of sound and composition.
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Born Again Pagans (30th Anniversary Extended Edition) (B-STOCK)
Born Again Pagans (30th Anniversary Extended Edition) (B-STOCK) (limited hand-numbered trifold 3xLP + poster)
Cat: IF 121LP (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Experimental/Electronic
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
Coil - "Protection" (6:53)
ELpH - "Glimpse" (3:30)
ELpH - "Crawling Spirit" (1:53)
ELpH - "PHILM #1 (Vox)" (9:14)
ELpH - "Static Electrician" (3:11)
ELpH - "Red Scratch" (3:19)
ELpH - "If It Wasn't Wolves, Then What Was It?" (2:56)
ELpH - "Static Electrician (Symphonic)" (4:52)
ELpH - "Track 9" (3:09)
ELpH - "Track 10" (1:26)
ELpH - "Track 11" (2:45)
ELpH - "Track 12" (10:46)
ELpH - "Track 13" (7:43)
ELpH - "Track 14" (2:57)
ELpH - "Track 15" (8:22)
ELpH - "Track 16" (9:11)
ELpH - "Gnomic Verses" (5:06)
ELpH - "Track 18" (11:21)
ELpH - "Track 19" (8:18)
Coil - "Glisten#2" (1:04)
ELpH - "Zwolf" (20:02)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


This 30th-anniversary reissue of a key experimental release is a journey into the darker realms of electronic music, showcasing the duo's exploration of ambient, industrial and glitch-inspired soundscapes. The release features a stark contrast between the rhythmic, almost club-ready track, infused with danceable energy and the more experimental, glitch-heavy compositions that delve into an unsettling, ritualistic atmosphere. The latter, considered one of the duo's most daring works, uses manipulated sounds, haunting textures and a pervasive sense of sonic unease to create a deep listening piece. The reissue compiles rare material, including previously unreleased tracks, alongside the duo's final appearance under this project. Fans of avant-garde electronic music will appreciate the unique blend of rhythmic elements and abstract textures. While some may prefer later works from the duo, this collection remains a fascinating piece for those drawn to experimental, atmospheric music that pushes the boundaries of sound and composition.
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Evenings At The Village Gate (mono)
Evenings At The Village Gate (mono) (limited gatefold 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: 555141 9. Rel: 13 Jul 23
 
Jazz
My Favorite Things (15:54)
When Lights Are Low (15:25)
Impressions (10:11)
Greensleeves (16:06)
Africa (22:27)
Review: In August 1961, John Coltrane and his legendary Quintet, joined by visionary multi-instrumentalist Eric Dolphy, played the revered Village Gate in Greenwich Village, New York, not, at that time, as established as it would soon become. This special new double album features over an hour and a half of music that has never before been heard, including well-known Coltrane classics such as 'My Favorite Things' and 'Greensleeves' as well as the only known non-studio recording of Coltrane's 'Africa' from his Africa/Bass album. The record then marks a historic moment in Coltrane's career.
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Don't You Think It's Time (Deluxe Edition)
Don't You Think It's Time (Deluxe Edition) (180 gram vinyl LP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: MAR 058. Rel: 14 Mar 22
 
Funk
Don't You Think It's Time (3:47)
Thank You Baby (3:45)
Time To Explain (3:22)
Best Of Friends (3:54)
Poem For Helen (3:57)
Losing You (3:23)
Love Nevermore (4:19)
Take The Time (3:43)
Corn Of The Cob/Time (6:11)
Review: Courtial With Errol Knowles's Don't You Think It's Time album gets a first ever vinyl reissue here, and gets deluxe treatment. The original was recorded in 1976 in San Francisco's Bay Area and soon became a real collector's classic for its vital soul and jazz funk sounds. To be honest, the cover art alone is worth the entry price here, but the sounds sure are sublime, with wiggy synth lines weaving their way in and out of the funky drumming on 'Don't You Think It's Time,' 'Best Of Friends' offering lush string sounds and silky grooves and 'Love Nevermore' having a bit of a samba shuffle next to the acoustic guitars and golden Rhodes chords.
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Hotel California (Special Edition)
Hotel California (Special Edition) (limited numbered 180 gram vinyl 2xLP box set + poster + insert (plays at 45RPM))
Cat: MFSL45UD1S 028. Rel: 28 Sep 23
 
Rock
Hotel California (6:29)
New Kid In Town (5:04)
Life In The Fast Lane (4:45)
Wasted Time (4:54)
Wasted Time (reprise) (4:11)
Victim Of Love (1:25)
Pretty Maids All In A Row (3:19)
Try & Love Again (5:09)
The Last Resort (7:27)
Review: One of the best-selling albums of all time, Hotel California could be considered the pinnacle of American rock, at least in terms of success and sales. Ranked the 118th Greatest Album of All Time by Rolling Stone, certified by RIAA as the third best-selling LP in history, and considered the foundation on which the Golden State's mid-70s music scene was built, the 1976 landmark is a music staple immune to shifts in trends, eras, and styles. Fearlessly addressing the chaos and consequences of American life, its songs remain strikingly prescient and gain credence with each passing day. Now reissued as a box set by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab; mastered from the original analog master tapes; pressed on MoFi SuperVinyl, and limited to 17,500 numbered copies.
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Hotel California (Special Edition) (B-STOCK)
Hotel California (Special Edition) (B-STOCK) (limited numbered 180 gram vinyl 2xLP box set)
Cat: MFSL45UD1S 028 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Rock
 
B-STOCK: Slight surface marks
Hotel California (6:29)
New Kid In Town (5:04)
Life In The Fast Lane (4:45)
Wasted Time (4:54)
Wasted Time (reprise) (4:11)
Victim Of Love (1:25)
Pretty Maids All In A Row (3:19)
Try & Love Again (5:09)
The Last Resort (7:27)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Slight surface marks ***


One of the best-selling albums of all time, Hotel California could be considered the pinnacle of American rock, at least in terms of success and sales. Ranked the 118th Greatest Album of All Time by Rolling Stone, certified by RIAA as the third best-selling LP in history, and considered the foundation on which the Golden State's mid-70s music scene was built, the 1976 landmark is a music staple immune to shifts in trends, eras, and styles. Fearlessly addressing the chaos and consequences of American life, its songs remain strikingly prescient and gain credence with each passing day. Now reissued as a box set by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab; mastered from the original analog master tapes; pressed on MoFi SuperVinyl, and limited to 17,500 numbered copies.
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Trying To Get To You
Cat: BF 15232. Rel: 13 Feb 25
 
50s/60s
What A Crazy Feeling (2:56)
Trying To Get To You (2:39)
Don't You Wanna Be Mine (2:23)
Such A Fool (2:38)
I Told Myself (2:51)
Do You Need Me (Like I Need You) (2:28)
Please, Please (2:14)
Just Right (2:32)
I Stole A Rose (3:02)
Review: These Eagles - no, not those Eagles who were partial to likening heroin to a hotel - were a 1950s r&b vocal group from the Washington, D.C. area. Their best-known work was 'Tryin' to Get to You' which went on to be covered and made into a hit by Elvis Presley. They recorded this album in the mid-50s and it is a life-affirming soul sound. The hooks are indelible, the melodies soar and the lyrics focus on age-old themes of love and the lack thereof. Lovely stuff.
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Voir Dire
Voir Dire (LP + insert)
Cat: 009362 4849537. Rel: 15 Feb 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
100 High Street (1:35)
Vin Skully (1:53)
Sentry (feat MIKE) (2:10)
Heat Check (2:27)
Mancala (feat Vince Staples) (2:43)
27 Braids (1:58)
Mac Deuce (2:13)
Sirius Blac (2:04)
Dead Zone (3:07)
The Caliphate (feat Vince Staples) (3:04)
Free The Ruler (2:16)
My Brother The Wind (1:37)
Geb (3:27)
Review: Elusive former Odd Future wordsmith Earl Sweatshirt celebrated the ten year anniversary of his seminal 2013 major label debut Doris back in August to a sold out crowd down the road from our offices in KOKO. Directly after the show had finished, the mass would march down to the Jazz Cafe for an exclusive club night where teasers were unveiled of the long-gestating collaborative album with esteemed, multi-generational hip-hop producer The Alchemist. Already streaming while vinyl currently sits on the presses, Voir Dire offers a reliably hazy, laid back yet subtly esoteric collection of forward thinking, muted bangers; breathing with the same sonic ambivalence of a project such as Madvillainy, while the mainstay features from Sweatshirt alumni MIKE and Vince Staples aid in grounding the work within the ever-expanding tapestry of Earl's output.
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Voir Dire
Voir Dire (limited silver vinyl LP + insert (indie exclusive))
Cat: 093624 849582. Rel: 19 Feb 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
100 High Street (1:37)
Vin Skully (1:51)
Sentry (feat MIKE) (2:09)
Heat Check (2:36)
Mancala (feat Vince Staples) (2:42)
27 Braids (1:55)
Mac Deuce (2:09)
Sirius Blac (2:08)
Dead Zone (2:59)
The Caliphate (feat Vince Staples) (3:55)
Free The Ruler (2:09)
My Brother The Wind (1:47)
Geb (3:23)
Review: Once known as the technical wunderkind of alt hip-hop collective Odd Future, the ascension of Earl Sweatshirt to incomparable outlier status as a wordsmith very much in his own lane, has been a muted spectacle to behold. Celebrating the tenth birthday of Doris (his acclaimed major label debut released in 2013) earlier this year in front of a sold out KOKO just a stone's throw (no pun intended) from our offices, the anniversary show was immediately followed by a mass exodus down to Camden's Jazz Cafe where a limited club experience teased material from the much-pondered collaborative project with legendary producer and long-time Earl affiliate The Alchemist. Currently available to stream while vinyl continues to be pressed, Voir Dire exudes a lackadaisical, dare we say positive demeanour across its brief half-hour runtime, with Earl unpacking his fading twenties, preparing for his encroaching thirties and delving into the shift in perspective that comes with fatherhood. Brimming with both artist's trademark flourishes of drugged out, apathetic delivery and chopped, screwed and warped jazz and soul samples, the subtle coalescing of styles results in a work that's equal parts enlightening yet understated, while long-time collaborators/friends Vince Staples and MIKE both offer standout appearances.
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Jerry Jeff
Jerry Jeff (limited gatefold clear vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: NW 5622LPC. Rel: 01 Sep 22
 
Folk/Americana
Gettin' By (3:58)
Gypsy Songman (2:37)
Little Bird (3:00)
I Makes Money (Money Don't Make Me) (2:43)
Mr Bojangles (5:17)
Hill Country Rain (4:23)
Charlie Dunn (3:29)
My Old Man (4:59)
Wheel (4:27)
Old Road (2:11)
Review: Steve Earle's Jerry Jeff is truly poignant album. The third in a series of tributes to what the main man describes as "first-hand teachers, the heroes I was lucky enough to sit across the room from so I could listen and learn up close," in this case he's talking about Jerry Jeff Walker.

So this is a record about paying homage to those that inspired and influenced, while also presenting another fine example of why Earle himself is considered one of the contemporary greats, no doubt inspiring and influencing the next generation of folk and Americana troubadours. And by that we mean one of the finest vocalists to ever grace those canons, and a master instrumentalist to boot, capable of delivering tracks at once powerful and thick with atmosphere, yet also delicate and vulnerable. Utterly captivating, you might say.
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Coming Of The Heavy Lords
Cat: GBR 52050. Rel: 03 Apr 23
 
Metal
Earth - "The Rebel" (2:42)
Earth - "When I Came Down" (2:00)
Earth - "Early One Morning" (4:42)
Black Sabbath - "Blue Suede Shoes" (2:05)
Flying Hat Band - "Seventh Plain" (2:50)
Flying Hat Band - "Reaching For The Stars" (4:35)
Flying Hat Band - "Lost Time" (2:35)
Flying Hat Band - "Coming Of The Lord " (6:38)
Review: This album collects together some of the very earliest pre-Black Sabbath recordings by the group then called Earth (until the permanent name change in 1970), as well as including some pre-Judas Priest Glen Tipton tunes from Flying Hat - these tunes were from a 1973 demo that was recorded a year or two before. There is also a special bonus cut 'Blue Suede Shoes' that was performed as Black Sabbath and mighty one of their earliest ever sessions to make it onto tape and now vinyl for the first time.

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Earth Angel
Cat: FMP 063. Rel: 04 Jul 23
 
Soul
Happy (extended) (6:03)
Dub Me Happy (7:49)
Really Really (extended) (5:35)
No Big Thing (part 2) (5:53)
Ain't No Big Thing (3:16)
Move Me No Mountain (4:32)
Moveturnswimlongdub (5:56)
No Big Thing (part 3) (4:57)
Make Me Dubby (6:44)
Review: Crooked Man aka the legendary DJ Parrot is also Earth Angel and here he is back with a second project on Foundation Music following the release of two singles with the renowned new jazz singer Lady Blackbird. Here he goes back to his roots in Sheffield in the 1980s when Black music forms were fast emerging on the scene and having a huge influence on the fledgling electronic movement. The music in this record taps into that with sounds that mix up street soul, boogie, heavy bass and some great songwriting from Crooked Man with originals, versions and expansive dubs all featuring.
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Closer Now
Cat: LPS 34. Rel: 21 Feb 23
 
Experimental/Electronic
Closer Now (4:22)
Understand (3:36)
Procelain (4:34)
White Carnations (4:22)
Lullaby (4:57)
Bruises (3:40)
Pied Piper (3:59)
Today (4:03)
Skin (5:22)
The Great Blue Hole (2:32)
Review: Appearing on labels as varied as Phonica, Shall Not Fade and Growing Bin, Bartosz Kruczynski has certainly carved his own path as Earth Trax. Now he arrives on Lapsus, the Spanish label which tends towards more introspective electronica and ambient. From the tender folk of 'Closer Now' to the straining neo pop of 'Understand' it's clear we're in for an experience very different to the upfront club bangers we might have enjoyed in the past. Proving himself to be a bold and fearless creator capable of many different sounds, with Closer Now Kruczynski is taking Earth Trax well and truly interstellar.
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Their Ultimate Collection
Their Ultimate Collection (180 gram yellow vinyl LP)
Cat: SONI 9951261. Rel: 06 Dec 21
 
Funk
Boogie Wonderland (with The Emotions) (4:47)
Fantasy (4:38)
Let's Groove (4:05)
Shining Star (2:54)
Deniece Williams - "Free" (3:45)
Jupiter (3:07)
System Of Survival (4:08)
September (3:34)
Fall In Love With Me (3:51)
After The Love Has Gone (3:53)
Sing A Song (3:18)
The Emotions - "Best Of My Love" (3:38)
Star (4:21)
Sunday Morning (4:33)
Review: The music of Earth Wind and Fire is pretty inescapable, but you won't find us complaining. The American soul, disco and funk collective have crafted some of the greatest dance floor tunes of all time, and they still bang decades later. This Ultimate Collection gathers together the best of them on nice heavyweight yellow vinyl. From the epic 'Boogie Wonderland' to the more sentimental 'Fantasy' via super funky gem 'September' there is plenty to love here. First released in July 1999 on Columbia Records, it claimed high in the album charts and remains an invaluable collection.
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Greatest Hits (reissue)
Greatest Hits (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: MOVLP 3395B. Rel: 12 Nov 24
 
Funk
Shining Star
That's The Way Of The World
September
Can't Hide Love
Got To Get You Into My Life
Sing A Song
Gratitude
Serpentine Fire
Fantasy
Kalimba Story
Mighty Mighty
Reasons
Saturday Nite
Let's Groove
Boogie Wonderland (with The Emotions)
After The Love Has Gone
Getaway
Review: The reissue of Earth, Wind & Fire's Greatest Hits album brings so many timeless classics back to the fore while celebrating the iconic band's soulful blend of funk, r&b and disco which so defined an era. This collection captures their iconic tracks like 'September,' 'Boogie Wonderland' and 'Shining Star' and shows the vibrant brass, infectious rhythms and harmonies that made them such legends. Remastered for enhanced audio quality, the reissue invites listeners to experience these chart-toppers with fresh clarity s is a must-have to experience the energy and spirit of one of music's most influential bands.
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Powders (B-STOCK)
Powders (B-STOCK) (limited gatefold LP)
Cat: MDEC 0161 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Balearic/Downtempo
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


You should never assume too much when it comes to Eartheater. Powders on Mad Decent and finds the maverick modernist at her most vulnerable and exposed. Where she's so often warped and manipulated her voice as part of her hyper pop experimentation, here she comes through in strikingly direct terms whether soaring over elegant threads of synthesis (on gorgeous opener 'Sugarcane Switch') or covering System of a Down's 'Chop Suey' in fragile, acoustic fashion. Even after so many albums, it feels like we're still in the process of understanding the many dimensions of the Eartheater creative universe, and here is but one new galaxy to explore.
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Powders
Powders (limited gatefold LP)
Cat: MDEC 0161. Rel: 01 Mar 24
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Sugarcane Switch (4:12)
Crushing (4:30)
Face In The Moon (4:43)
Clean Break (3:09)
Chop Suey (4:00)
Heels Over Head (3:08)
Mona Lisa Moan (3:26)
Pure Smile Snake Venom (3:38)
Salt Of The Earth (H2Ome) (2:50)
Review: You should never assume too much when it comes to Eartheater. Powders on Mad Decent and finds the maverick modernist at her most vulnerable and exposed. Where she's so often warped and manipulated her voice as part of her hyper pop experimentation, here she comes through in strikingly direct terms whether soaring over elegant threads of synthesis (on gorgeous opener 'Sugarcane Switch') or covering System of a Down's 'Chop Suey' in fragile, acoustic fashion. Even after so many albums, it feels like we're still in the process of understanding the many dimensions of the Eartheater creative universe, and here is but one new galaxy to explore.
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Recollection
Cat: KRANK 244. Rel: 15 Nov 24
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Present Day (4:33)
Another Space (4:21)
Sunlit Leavin (6:17)
A Single Pub (4:15)
Neon Ruins (3:30)
Clear Photograph (3:28)
Cloudy Vagueness (2:25)
Abstract, Tell (2:14)
White Sky (5:10)
Review: Jacob Long's fourth full-length LP for Kranky hears the artist otherwise known as Earthen Sea expand his repertoire to an almost full reimagining, taking to the now longstanding Earthen Sea moniker from the fresh incarnation as a "piano trio", rather than a solo production effort. Though we gather this might not genuinely be the case, all it took was a simple shift in self-imagining to fashion a completely different take on a still so far meditative sound. Here elements were chopped and resampled, then layered with bass, drums, percussion and additional keys; the result is a fusion of live band acoustics and downtempo loops, sculpted into nine smoke-and-mirror dubs of fractured jazz, soft-focus noir and trip hop dust.
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We Can Live Together
Cat: WONDERLP 67. Rel: 27 Jun 24
 
International
Dei Dream (2:34)
Sanyn (with Maikel Alberto Salazar) (3:11)
La Mujer Serpiente (with Lido Pimienta & Oliwa - album version) (3:55)
Quiero Que Mami (with Verito Asprilla) (4:25)
Limones (with Oliwa, Numu & Semblanzas Del Rio Guapi) (5:46)
Dei Dream II (3:43)
Selam (with Etsegenet Mekonnen - dub) (3:17)
Salta La Cuerda (with Huaira) (4:18)
Song Of The Wind (2:07)
Selam (with Etsegenet Mekonnen) (4:02)
Waves (2:27)
Review: Earthtones land on Wonderwheel here with their first full-length album. The title encapsulates a message of unity and hope for humanity and aims to emphasise our interconnectedness and the universal bond of love. Rooted in Folkloric Futurism, Earthtones merges global folk traditions with modern technology inspired by pioneers like Mr. Fingers and Kevin Saunderson. Analog synthesisers, vintage drum machines, and folk vocals create a truly unique sound that celebrates the past and the future, spirituality, feminism, and peace. Highlights include '??sanyin' featuring Maikel Alberto Salazar and 'La Mujer Serpiente' with Lido Pimienta.
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Musica Para Todos
Cat: AOTNLP 069. Rel: 26 Sep 24
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Musica Para Todos (feat For Mankind) (5:29)
Ullal De Da Coloms (6:39)
Punta Moscarter (4:47)
Xylocopa Violacea (5:23)
The Morrigan Sings (feat For Mankind) (5:54)
Stay Above With Love (feat For Mankind) (5:48)
I Cant Wait (feat Philomenah) (6:40)
A Gradual Precipitation (2:48)
Review: One of the joys of Athens of the North's East Coast Love Affair project - an in-house band with a twist - is its' joyous musical eclecticism. Previously, they've delivered boogie, house, street soul, funk and disco. On this debut album, the collective spent some time in the studio with friend-of-the-family and Pikes Ibiza resident For Mankind (real name Russ Forman), and as a result the set has a dreamy, colourful and picturesque Balearic vibe. Of course, the influences are a bit wider than that - think dub, proto-house, ambient, Larry Hard-style deep house, Sun Ra and Brazilian music for starters - but that descriptor does neatly sum up what's on offer. Deep, evocative, pretty and impeccably produced, it's the most well-rounded and musically expansive East Coast Love Affair release to date.
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East Of Underground
Cat: NA 5223LP. Rel: 30 Mar 22
 
Funk
I Want To Take You Higher (4:17)
Smiling Faces Sometimes (6:20)
(Don't Worry) If There's A Hell Below, We're All Going To Go (6:05)
People Get Ready (4:22)
Getting Over (2:14)
I'll Bet You/California Dreamin' (3:44)
Popcorn/Oye Como Va (5:48)
I Love You For All Seasons (3:05)
East Of Java (2:08)
Walk On By (2:41)
Review: In 1971, in the midst of America's conflict in Vietnam, the US army held a 'battle of the bands' contest and showcased the two winning bands in a promotional album. East Of Underground, the gritty runner-up, managed to capture the spirit of America with their sweet-soul covers of Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield and Funkadelic. The quality of the recording is superior, as is the musicianship: the falsetto harmonies, the gritty guitar, and the devouring drums...
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Eastern Rebellion 2 (reissue)
Eastern Rebellion 2 (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile white vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 3586C. Rel: 22 Nov 23
 
Jazz
Fantasy In D (6:48)
The Maestro (4:40)
Ojos De Rojo (6:52)
Sunday Suite (17:45)
Review: The first and still cult classic jazz album Eastern Rebellion from the eponymous band was released in 1976. The collective didn't waste any time in getting back in the studio to record a follow up and so came their magnificent Eastern Rebellion 2 just 12 months later. It is a frantic and classic set of free-form jazz from the group that consists of Cedar Walton on piano, Bob Berg on tenor-sax, Sam Jones on bass, and Billy Higgins on drums. The four pieces that make up this album were all penned by Walton and cover plenty of ground from hard bop to straight jazz.
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Maybe In Another Life
Maybe In Another Life (limited 180 gram yellow vinyl LP)
Cat: 456865 8. Rel: 06 Oct 22
 
Indie/Alternative
Maybe In Another Life (0:13)
Growing Pains (3:06)
Basement (3:29)
Dear Miss Holloway (3:28)
Bubble Wrap (2:47)
OTT (2:38)
Memory Loss (3:28)
Silver Linings (2:54)
Crocodile Tears (2:56)
Moral Support (2:52)
Calling In Sick (3:54)
Beeswax (3:12)
Buggin' (2:01)
Antifreeze (3:31)
Fortune Cookie (2:34)
Review: Easy Life's new record is 45 minutes of bliss. It's their best since the Leicester five-piece's Life's A Beach and all 15 cuts will enrich your life with brilliant tunes such as 'Beeswax' and 'Dear Miss Holloway ft. Kevin Abstract. The soulful sounds all tackle the various issues that we all struggled with during the covid-19 pandemic. Lead vocalist Murray Matravers sings "I've been moving lateral, horizontal, vertical" just one minute into the first track on the album and it sums up the pace of this one perfectly. The band's cult fan base will lap this up while new fans are also sure to come flocking.

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Half & Half (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 090LP. Rel: 01 Jun 23
 
Jazz
Keep It Funky (4:54)
Day Dreaming (3:10)
Here Comes Funky Lou (3:53)
Betcha By Golly Wow (3:32)
People Make The World Go Round (4:24)
Slipping Into Darknes (7:17)
Missing You (3:04)
John's Groove (3:00)
The Love Gangster (2:50)
Lie (2:31)
Ah Movin' On (4:07)
Review: Cleveland Eaton had an accomplished life as a jazz musician, whether throwing down on piano, saxophone, trumpet, tuba or bass, up to his passing in 2020. As well as recording for the legendary Black Jazz, in 1973 he also released this armour-plated heater on Gamble. The cover is something else, it must be said, but the grooves contained within will soon dispel any prior judgements. These are hot and heavy instrumental funk-outs for crate-diggers, beat-flippers and those who simply enjoy losing themselves in the finest funk money can buy. With some familiar versions slipped in from 'Day Dreaming' to 'Betcha By Golly Wow', there's also a comforting familiarity to the music, even if it sounds like nothing else you've heard before.
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The Best Of BBC Sessions 1979-1997
Cat: CL 98173. Rel: 17 Apr 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Villiers Terrace (4:14)
Read It In The Books (2:31)
All That Jazz (2:57)
Over The Wall (4:47)
All My Colours (4:26)
Back Of Love (4:12)
Seven Seas (3:55)
Ocean Rain (3:46)
Nocturnal Me (4:10)
Rescue (3:49)
Review: Another BBC Sessions edition compiles nearly two decades of live-in-studio performances from Echo & The Bunnymen, tracing the band’s rise from wiry post-punk outsiders to accomplished songwriters. John Peel and Janice Long oversaw the sessions with eagle's eyes, as production polish from classics such as ‘The Killing Moon’, ‘Rescue’ and ‘Lips Like Sugar' reveal the band’s skeletal brilliance and moody immediacy. Something of a guide to the band’s career arc as a whole, we hear the way paved for a more expansive, melancholic texture in the later years, despite an ever morphotic, modulable lineup. The Cult Legends reissue set offers longtime fans and newer listeners a chance to hear the Bunnymen with studio intimacy and live spontaneity; less theatrical than their stage shows, but just as haunting.
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Ocean Rain (remastered)
Ocean Rain (remastered) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 019029 5360863. Rel: 22 Oct 21
 
Indie/Alternative
Silver (3:20)
Nocturnal Me (4:45)
Crystal Days (2:25)
The Yo Yo Man (3:04)
Thorn Of Crowns (4:43)
The Killing Moon (5:43)
Seven Seas (3:19)
My Kingdom (4:05)
Ocean Rain (5:08)
Review: Rhino have embarked on a grand reissue mission and plan to put out all of the Echo & The Bunnymen's first four albums. Here we have a remastered version of Ocean Rain on 180-gram black vinyl. It was the fourth of the band's albums and was related back in 1984. It reached number four on the UK Albums Chart thanks to singles like 'Silver', 'Seven Seas' and personal favourite 'The Killing Moon.' The album got the band back to the top of their game after the rather less than warm reception to previous album Porcupine the year before thanks to its new found romantic sweetness and the band's bittersweet melodies.
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Songs To Learn & Sing (reissue)
Songs To Learn & Sing (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: 019029 5156725. Rel: 18 Feb 22
 
Indie/Alternative
Rescue (3:43)
The Puppet (3:06)
Do It Clean (2:42)
A Promise (3:40)
The Back Of Love (3:15)
The Cutter (3:58)
Never Stop (3:33)
The Killing Moon (5:47)
Silver (3:21)
Seven Seas (3:20)
Bring On The Dancing Horses (3:58)
Review: Echo & The Bunnymen's first ever best-of compilation, first released in 1985, gets a reissue. Accruing all the hits, we begin with the seminal 'Rescue' before careening through 'Never Stop', 'The Killing Moon' and 'Seven Seas', recalling the new wave band's emotive drawl and gushing instrumentals, coinciding with the time in which their contemporaneous album, 'Songs To Learn and Sing', was released.

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Evergreen (25th Anniversary Edition) (remastered)
Cat: LMS 5521768. Rel: 08 Dec 22
 
Indie/Alternative
Don't Let It Get You Down (3:49)
In My Time (3:25)
I Want To Be There (When You Come) (3:39)
Evergreen (4:03)
I'll Fly Tonight (4:23)
Nothing Lasts Forever (3:52)
Baseball Bill (4:04)
Altamont (3:51)
Just A Touch Away (4:54)
Empire State Halo (3:57)
Too Young To Kneel (3:39)
Forgiven (5:45)
Review: Echo & The Bunnymen came back with renewed vigour when they reformed in 1997 and recorded Evergreen. The album was headed up by 'Nothing Lasts Forever', which lodged in the UK's musical psyche as the Britpop wave receded and everyone was craving a little more maturity in their indie bands. 25 years on, the album ranks as of the band's finest, as vital to their story as the classic 80s records, and it's a welcome treat to see it pressed up once again, on fetching white vinyl with a yolky centre, no less.
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Greatest Hits Live In London
Greatest Hits Live In London (limited yellow vinyl LP)
Cat: SECLP 172Y. Rel: 24 Oct 24
 
Indie/Alternative
With A Hip (3:21)
Bring On The Dancing Horses (4:02)
All That Jazz (2:57)
The Killing Moon (4:42)
Never Stop (3:30)
Villiers Terrace (2:42)
Rescue (3:11)
The Cutter (5:16)
Nothing Lasts Forever (3:28)
Lips Like Sugar (4:45)
Ocean Rain (5:34)
Review: A reissue by Secret Records of Echo & The Bunnymen's Greatest Hits Live In London performance, played at the Shepherd's Bush Empire stadium in November 2005 and eventually released in 2017. Mirroring the setlist of their better known best-of live album, Me, I'm All Smiles, this record serves as its rawer counterpart, lacking the post-prod polish and song quantity handled by Snapper Records. Here only 11 tracks feature, including 'Killing Moon', 'Lips Like Sugar', 'Nothing Lasts Forever' and the obligatory sendoff and live favourite 'Ocean Rain'.
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The Stars The Oceans & The Moon
The Stars The Oceans & The Moon (180 gram vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: 405053 8355208. Rel: 05 Oct 18
 
Indie/Alternative
Bring On The Dancing Horses (4:00)
Lips Like Sugar (4:27)
Nothing Lasts Forever (4:08)
The Somnambulist (3:22)
Rescue (4:15)
RUST (5:01)
Angels & Devils (3:39)
Bedbugs & Ballyhoo (3:25)
Zimbo (4:31)
Stars Are Stars (3:30)
Seven Seas (3:40)
Ocean Rain (5:40)
The Cutter (4:22)
How Far? (4:38)
The Killing Moon (4:59)
Review: Liverpool's legendary Echo & The Bunnymen add to their 30-plus years of service to music with a new album, of sorts, that in fact delivers two new compositions and 13 other songs plucked from their vast and expansive catalog. Long-time fans will no doubt be pleased to hear the new beatless tinges given to their 1984 classic "Seven Seas", while of course the album is a perfect diving point for new audience to come to grips with the band too. Take, for example, the gnarlyish drawl of "Nothing Lasts Forever" that helps offset the Bowie-like tendencies heard in numbers like "Lips like Sugar" and "The Somnambulist". Sounds like a cliche, but seriously, still as good as it ever was.
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What Are You Going To Do With Your Life? (25th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: LMS 1725111. Rel: 28 Nov 24
 
Indie/Alternative
What Are You Going To Do With Your Life? (5:09)
Rust (5:10)
Get In The Car (4:16)
Baby Rain (4:10)
History Chimes (3:26)
Lost On You (4:51)
Morning Sun (4:15)
When It All Blows Over (2:57)
Fools Like Us (3:59)
Review: Echo & The Bunnymen's What Are You Going to Do with Your Life?, their eighth studio album, reflects a more introspective and matured sound from the post-punk icons. Released in 1999, this album marked a departure from their earlier work's grandiose, bass-driven rock, offering a gentler, acoustic-driven atmosphere. Tracks like the title song and 'Rust' highlight Ian McCulloch's soulful vocals, with lush string arrangements and a restrained yet heartfelt delivery. The addition of horn accents on 'Get in the Car' and 'When It Blows Over' brings unexpected warmth, while 'History Chimes' closes the album on a melancholic piano note. The album showcases a thoughtful evolution of their signature sound, offering a reflective soundtrack for both longtime fans and new listeners. This album demonstrates a band comfortable in its musical maturity, resonating with the contemplative themes of aging and legacy.
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What Happened To Yesterday? Vol 2
What Happened To Yesterday? Vol 2 (translucent purple vinyl LP)
Cat: MCWR 019. Rel: 26 Jun 24
 
Funk
World In My Head (2:39)
Explanation Of The Funk (feat Dre King & DJ Stylus) (4:08)
Three-Season Crank (feat Raja Kassis) (6:11)
Slip 'n Slide (5:22)
Alligator Confrontation (5:09)
Off The Rails (5:57)
Pull My String (4:50)
Bleeps, Sweeps, & Creeps (2:30)
What Happened To Yesterday? (5:07)
Black Bird Dub (4:47)
Review: Glenn Echo & Daniel Meinecke won plenty of acclaim with their last outing What Happened To Yesterday?! and now they quickly back it up with a third outing on MotorCity Wine Recordings What Happened To Yesterday? Vol 2 is another blend of heady, dubby sounds with cosmic dance vibes that span serval sub-genres with ease. 'World In My Head' kicks off with lo-fi and low-key depths, and further downtempo tracks like 'Explanation of The Funk' with Dre King's trumpet and DJ Stylus's cuts, and 'Three-Season Crank' with Raja Kassis's guitar further sink you into blissed-out beats. The flip side has dancefloor-friendly jam 'Off The Rails,' then moves into dubby, meditative territory and ends with the gorgeous 'Black Bird Dub' which allows Echo's eclectic production and Meinecke's keyboard mastery to shine.
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What Happened To Yesterday? Vol 1
What Happened To Yesterday? Vol 1 (translucent pink vinyl LP)
Cat: MCWR 015. Rel: 25 Oct 23
 
Funk
Fly Pelican, Fly (5:55)
I Am I Be (5:34)
Friday, Saturday, & Sunday (2:58)
Thieving From Thieves (5:35)
Hustling Like Raindrops (3:31)
Dancehall Of Grandeur (feat Ibibio Horns) (5:55)
26,000 Watts (2:49)
Volcano Sound (6:37)
You Have Nothing To Worry About, Player (5:09)
This World (3:18)
Review: Glenn Echo and Daniel Meineck are back on Detroit label MotorCity Wine with their first new music in two years following their well-received Partly Cloudy album. What Happened to Yesterday? is, we are told, the first of two albums from the pair that will arrive several months apart. It finds the pair get super hazy and dubby, with psychedelic charm swirling around their absorbing grooves next to subtle cues taken from the diverse likes of DJ Premier and King Jammy. There is a superb Moog-based cover of De La Soul's 'I Am I Be', Afro-Carribean disco in 'Dancehall of Grandeur' and epic jazz-rock on Volcano Sound' so dig in and prepare to be wowed.

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Secret Places
Cat: IVLP 13. Rel: 18 Oct 23
 
Coldwave/Synth
A Sunday Morning (intro) (1:31)
A Different Frame (feat Alexandros Miaris) (3:09)
Secret Places (feat Avangart Tabldot & Alexandros Miaris) (6:59)
The Sequence Cabinet (7:28)
Falling Head First (feat Nadia Ali) (5:52)
High End (7:40)
Empty Hours (feat Alexandros Miaris) (6:02)
Back To Mine (6:32)
When In Rome (feat Alexandros Miaris) (5:42)
Unchain Melody (outro) (1:41)
Review: Who doesn't love a picture disc? Sure, they might be a nostalgic hit of old school teenage record collecting joy but why not. This one from Laser Media is a Depeche Mode 7" featuring a pair of the moody miserablists' darker cuts. 'The Sweetest Condition' has snarling, dark vocals of noir beats and spangled guitar lines that make for emo-electronica par excellence. On the flip is the all too short 'It Doesn't Matter Two,' a song from the 1986 album Black Celebration that sounds like a live version here with crowds whoops coming next to the melancholic keys and pained, tortured vocals.
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The Land We Know The Best
The Land We Know The Best (limited gatefold crystal clear vinyl LP)
Cat: GRLP 1135. Rel: 05 Feb 25
 
Folk/Americana
Genevieve (6:31)
Town Lights Fade (5:43)
Running Hot (4:44)
Buttercup (5:26)
Laments (5:21)
Haunted Nights (6:40)
The Cranes (4:41)
Last Train Home (4:58)
Review: Seattle songster Chris Eckman returns with his latest album for Glitterhouse, solidifying a now well-defined solo career after his split from the indie rock band The Walkabouts. Recalled easily by the sublime valley lodge depicted on the front cover, Eckman's brief new LP, taking form as eight new indie folk laments, depicts a gruff bard's persona, documenting the recording artist's response to the long passage of time and his recent relocation from Washington to Ljubljana. As if to blur associations of tumbledown American prairie and rustic Slovenian mountainscape, we hear homebound paeans ('Genevieve') and mixed-emotive reminiscences on wild youth ('Haunted Nights').
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Crescendo
Crescendo (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: LO 238LP. Rel: 17 Jun 24
 
Modern Classical
That Place (feat Botany) (3:34)
Floating (feat Brothertiger & Kenji Kihara) (3:45)
Hollow Dream (feat Annie Barker & Joseph Shabason) (3:26)
Around The Fire (feat Nightlands) (2:51)
Corner Of The World (feat Nat Birchall & Thore Pfeiffer) (4:02)
Amazing (feat Nubo) (2:23)
Ancient Love (feat Jamael Dean, Nat Birchall & Sharananda) (3:50)
The Will Of The One (feat Jonas Knutsson, Laraaji & Oceananda) (4:27)
North Star (feat Green-House & Nubo) (3:08)
Understanding (feat Miguel Atwood-Ferguson) (4:07)
Review: The absorbing Crescendo album is the fruit of a collaboration between Swedish producers Emil Holmstrom and Peter Wikstrom of Ecovillage. They are joined by a talented ensemble of musicians who all share a passion for improvisation and experimentation. Recorded between 2019 and 2022 in Los Angeles and Umea in Sweden, the album explores a fusion of jazz and ambient and as it goes it aims to break new ground and challenge conventional ambient music. Featuring ten tracks, each of which offers a unique mood and style, Crescendo ranges from uplifting and energetic compositions to mellow and dreamy soundscapes. With vocals spanning soft whispers to powerful chants, the artists' creative vision and spirit is well reflected.
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Elusive Mojo
Elusive Mojo (limited haze vinyl LP)
Cat: HPS 228ULTRA. Rel: 23 May 22
 
Psych/Garage Rock
March Of The Troglodytes (1:02)
Elusive Mojo (6:11)
Times Up (5:46)
The Kenzo Shake (6:05)
Venom (7:00)
The Comedown (6:11)
Deathwish 1970 (3:57)
Review: You could definitely be forgiven for thinking Elusive Mojo was a much older piece of work, which isn't to say it sounds dated or out of place today; more highlighting the timelessness of high octane heavy metal, its fall out of the limelight but persistence to continue doing what it does very well indeed. Forget the washed up old guard refusing to put a pin in ideas that have repeated themselves for decades, Ecstatic Vision represent the vanguard of a sound we hold dear to our hearts, but don't encounter at its freshest often enough.

Taking a lead from the psychedelic-leaning early metal outfits like Hawkwind and Aphrodite's Child, simply put Ecstatic Vision growl and wail in all the right places, unleashing track after track of juggernaut energy, insane riffs and solos, and industrial power. Steaming ahead of the rest, this latest offering is the kind of record that threatens not just to blow through your hair like a mighty wind, but rip each strand off at the follicle.

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Belt Of Orion
Cat: XK 026LP. Rel: 16 Jan 25
 
Modern Classical
Belt Of Orion (26:47)
Vestiges (27:36)
Review: Stockholm-based composer Isak Edberg's second release on XKatedral - arguably the finest contemporary classical label in the Swedish capital. This time round we're given two extended pieces, running towards 30-minutes each, both of which are instrumentals and focused largely on minimalist piano notes, meaning the use of space and emptiness is also prominent. The title track, which opens the package, sets the tone and pace well, with each key allowed to breathe, refrains hanging on by a thin echo fading into the deep expanse of nothingness that seems to sit behind the instrument itself. 'Vestiges' complements this perfectly, again ensuring there's plenty of what's not happening in between the staccato off-keys. Fully committing to a more experimental side of the new classical spectrum, it's one you'll want to keep revisiting again and again.
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2010 Mixtape
2010 Mixtape (limited LP + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7454. Rel: 01 Oct 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
2010 (intro) (2:47)
Never Stops (feat Turt & Quinn Oulton) (4:33)
All Me (feat Superlative) (2:57)
Get It Right (feat Lazy Eyez) (2:55)
Demons (feat JayaHadaDream) (2:23)
Arcades (feat Manik MC) (2:38)
Lena (feat Kofi Stone) (3:28)
The Scene (feat Jelani Blackman & Iyamah) (3:23)
Symbols (feat Guvna B) (3:38)
Peak Yet (feat KeepVibesNear) (2:54)
Tokyo (feat Kazuki Isogai) (2:13)
Alls My Life (feat Meduulla) (2:43)
Too Much Shit To Do (outro - feat KinKai) (1:57)
Review: Multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer edbl aka Ed Black's new album 2010 Mixtape is another wonderful journey through an array of hip-hop styles, great songwriting and standout production skills. Following his edbl and friends series, this project highlights his love for hip-hop and features a host of UK artists from the alternative r&b and soul scenes. With mellow grooves, jazzy chords and vibey keys, 2010 Mixtape pays tribute to the great influence those styles have had on edbl's own sound. Named after the year he discovered hip-hop, the album features tons of highlights such as collaborations including Guvna B on 'Symbols,' Manik MC on 'Arcades' and KinKai on 'Too Much Shit To Do', all of which bring with soul.
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South London Sounds
South London Sounds (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7486. Rel: 31 Oct 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Charmaine (feat Zach Said) (3:04)
Symmetry (feat Tilly Valentine) (3:41)
Hard To Tell (feat Carrie Baxter) (3:51)
Nostalgia (feat Taura Lamb) (3:40)
Less Talkin' (feat JAE) (3:44)
Cigars (feat Alfie Neale & Jarki Monno) (3:05)
(Baby Can We) Lift This Up? (feat Hemi Moore) (3:57)
Table For Two (feat Tilly Valentine & Bran Mazz) (3:12)
The Way Things Were (feat Isaac Waddington) (3:38)
Breakfast In Bed (feat Joe Bae) (2:27)
Review: edbl is a dynamic producer based in South London who is synonymous with a mellow, soulful sound and collaborations with over 60 different artists. His acclaimed work South London Sounds played a pivotal role in establishing his popularity in Japan and Asia not least his signature track 'The Way Things Were' featuring Isaac Waddington. This all new long player compiles carefully selected songs that take in some superbly smooth and soulful tracks. Highlights include the jazzy flute-infused 'I'll Wait' and the beautifully vocal-driven 'Table For Two,' which sure do solidify edbl's status at the forefront of the global music scene.
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Eden's Island: The Music Of An Enchanted Isle (reissue)
Eden's Island: The Music Of An Enchanted Isle (reissue) (gatefold splattered vinyl 2xLP + booklet in wooden box)
Cat: EPS 010WOOD. Rel: 10 Jan 23
 
Jazz
Eden's Island (2:12)
The Wanderer (3:39)
Myna Bird (2:21)
Eden's Cove (2:41)
Tradewind (3:00)
Full Moon (2:55)
Mongoose (1:49)
Market Place (2:29)
Banana Boy (2:49)
The Old Boat (2:34)
Island Girl (2:15)
La Mar (2:46)
Surf Rider (unreleased track) (2:40)
Tobago (45 Rpm single version) (2:22)
The Wanderer (alternate version) (1:24)
The Crew-cuts - "Song Of The Fool" (2:37)
India (2:24)
The Planet Song (2:51)
The Mt Hoyoke V8s - "Hey Jacque" (2:18)
Herb Jeffries - "The Shepherd" (3:12)
Jack Powers - "End Of Desire" (2:53)
Annita Ray & The Nature Boys - "Frankie's Song" (2:27)
Don Carson & The Casuals - "Jungle Bungalow" (2:30)
Bob Romeo & His Jungle Secret - "Sahara" (2:35)
Don Carson & The Casuals - "Yes Master!" (1:58)
Marti Barris - "Ahbe Casabe" (2:44)
Gene Chandler - "Lonely Island" (1:45)
Biggie Mcfadden - "Big Rock Steam Roller" (2:19)
The Big Square From Nowhere (3:13)
Robie Lester - "Green Flamingo" (2:40)
John Harris - "Monterey" (alternate version) (2:44)
Jam Session '78 (1:35)
Review: Eden Ahbez was a the prototypical hippie in California, writing songs and recording through the 40s to the 60s and penning Nat King Cole's hit single 'Nature Boy' amongst others. This album, his definitive 1960 opus, is a unique curio which touches on jazz, spirituality and much more besides, but ultimately sounds utterly unique, much like Ahbez himself was. There's a romantic lilt to his playing, a little sadness but also much innocence and joy in these songs. If they don't stir up the inner nature child in you, you must have a heart of concrete. Alongside the standard Epsilon reissue of the album is this stunning, wood-cover edition which gives the album a special kind of prominence, not to mention tapping into the earthly magic of Ahbez's music.
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Eden's Island: The Music Of An Enchanted Isle (reissue) (B-STOCK)
Eden's Island: The Music Of An Enchanted Isle (reissue) (B-STOCK) (gatefold splattered vinyl 2xLP + booklet in wooden box)
Cat: EPS 010WOOD. Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Jazz
 
B-STOCK: Small sticker mark on wooden box, inner sleeves of the records are torn; otherwise in perfect working order
Eden's Island (2:12)
The Wanderer (3:39)
Myna Bird (2:21)
Eden's Cove (2:41)
Tradewind (3:00)
Full Moon (2:55)
Mongoose (1:49)
Market Place (2:29)
Banana Boy (2:49)
The Old Boat (2:34)
Island Girl (2:15)
La Mar (2:46)
Surf Rider (unreleased track) (2:40)
Tobago (45 Rpm single version) (2:22)
The Wanderer (alternate version) (1:24)
The Crew-cuts - "Song Of The Fool" (2:37)
India (2:24)
The Planet Song (2:51)
The Mt Hoyoke V8s - "Hey Jacque" (2:18)
Herb Jeffries - "The Shepherd" (3:12)
Jack Powers - "End Of Desire" (2:53)
Annita Ray & The Nature Boys - "Frankie's Song" (2:27)
Don Carson & The Casuals - "Jungle Bungalow" (2:30)
Bob Romeo & His Jungle Secret - "Sahara" (2:35)
Don Carson & The Casuals - "Yes Master!" (1:58)
Marti Barris - "Ahbe Casabe" (2:44)
Gene Chandler - "Lonely Island" (1:45)
Biggie Mcfadden - "Big Rock Steam Roller" (2:19)
The Big Square From Nowhere (3:13)
Robie Lester - "Green Flamingo" (2:40)
John Harris - "Monterey" (alternate version) (2:44)
Jam Session '78 (1:35)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Small sticker mark on wooden box, inner sleeves of the records are torn; otherwise in perfect working order***


Eden Ahbez was a the prototypical hippie in California, writing songs and recording through the 40s to the 60s and penning Nat King Cole's hit single 'Nature Boy' amongst others. This album, his definitive 1960 opus, is a unique curio which touches on jazz, spirituality and much more besides, but ultimately sounds utterly unique, much like Ahbez himself was. There's a romantic lilt to his playing, a little sadness but also much innocence and joy in these songs. If they don't stir up the inner nature child in you, you must have a heart of concrete. Alongside the standard Epsilon reissue of the album is this stunning, wood-cover edition which gives the album a special kind of prominence, not to mention tapping into the earthly magic of Ahbez's music.
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Edena Gardens
Edena Gardens (LP with obi-strip + MP3 download code)
Cat: EPR 068LP. Rel: 28 Oct 22
 
Post Rock/Experimental
Aether (10:02)
Sliding Under (7:10)
The Canopy (3:54)
Hidebound (6:10)
Now Here Nowhere (7:33)
IOD (2:13)
An T-eilean Dubh (6:53)
Review: There's a juxtaposition of gravel and soaring, almost-gliding quality to the epic guitar work that welcomes you into Eden Gardens. It's as though the refrains and chords are so expansive they envelop everything from ground level to stratosphere. The work of Papir and Cause Sui members Martin Rude and Jakob Skott, the result is both technically impressive and spiritually beneficial. Post-rock that makes you feel genuinely freer than before pressing play.

As grand as it sounds, there's also something very real happening here. For some, this kind of stuff may come across overblown and inflated, but then there's no pomp and pageantry present. And by that we mean the parts that exist are well balanced and you can understand why they are there without necessarily knowing. Everything feels right, and in the correct place, which is probably the best recommendation we can give.
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Agar
Agar (LP + MP3 download code with obi-strip)
Cat: EPR 070LP. Rel: 06 Apr 23
 
Post Rock/Experimental
Forst (7:02)
Sombra Del Mar (4:22)
Veil (12:25)
Halcyon Days (1:31)
Dreich (4:18)
Ascender (1:58)
Montezuma (4:51)
Crescent Helix (9:46)
Review: Edena Gardens makes another bold statement with their second studio album. The talented trio has not only written this new album but also a new live album that unveils the very DNA of their collective. The move with style and grace from stoned and cosmic folk inflected vibes to the more intense 12-minute centre piece 'Veil.' There is a real analogue warmth to much of this material as well s plenty of free-jazz radicalism with the likes of final tune 'Crescent Helix' which eventually becomes a fiery alt rock roller. All in all, Nicklas Sorensen glistering guitar, Martin Rude's Baritone guitar and drummer Jakob Skott have cooked up real magic here.
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Liquids Heaven
Liquids Heaven (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: LPIL 2096. Rel: 25 Nov 22
 
Bass
Euphoria (feat Liz) (3:40)
Everybody (feat 10k Caash & Zelooperz) (3:30)
Dreams 1000000 (feat Milk) (3:32)
Slip N Slide (3:37)
Bite That 2 (feat Trinidad James) (3:27)
Sideroom (3:18)
Bunny Lava (feat Virgen Maria) (3:57)
No Antidote (feat Ripparachie) (2:15)
Static (feat Banshee) (3:41)
Ya! (feat 645AR) (2:22)
Never Leave (feat Milk) (4:37)
Review: Following last year's Cheetah Bend album, Detroit maverick Jimmy Edgar returns with another beguiling conceptual LP. This time we find the prolific experimenter taking influence from liquid matter and the physicality of digital art as he explores the fertile hinterland between hip-hop, techno and contemporary funk. From neo-R&B swoonery to uncompromised club-tearing grit via industrial strength beat abstraction - featuring collabs with the likes of Trinidad James, 10kCaash, Milk and ZelooperZ - this is one of Jimmy's most far out and explorative bodies of work so far. Stay hydrated.

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