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The Golden Triangle Part 1
The Golden Triangle Part 1 (orange marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: ST 011. Rel: 27 Mar 25
 
Techno
The Golden Triangle (5:06)
Sunju Hargun & GiGi FM - "Lens Of Time" (6:24)
Sunju Hargun & Konduku - "Mekong" (5:54)
Ruak (7:04)
Review: A record that explores deep, hypnotic rhythms with a strong tribal and mystical undercurrent, the latest Siamese Twins records pushes the boundaries of what is possibly in eastern influences underground techno. Side-1 opens with 'The Golden Triangle', an atmospheric introduction that feels cinematic, setting the stage with ambient textures before giving way to movement. 'Lens of Time' follows, locking into a deep, primal groove where rolling percussion and rich low-end create an entrancing effect. On Side-2 'Mekong' leans into tribal mysticism, blending ancient rhythmic patterns with a modern pulse. The production is detailed yet raw, drawing from rich percussive layers. 'Ruak' closes the EP with pulsating bass and deep, rolling rhythms, channeling Eastern influences into a hypnotic techno flow. A powerful release from Siamese Twins Records, driven by Sunju Hargun's distinct vision.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, Tom Drew
 in stock $17.24
Darkness Darkness
Cat: PSY 027LP. Rel: 29 Jun 23
 
Ambient/Drone
Darkness, Darkness (9:58)
No Services (7:07)
Review: A collaborative new single by sampletronic master Kieran Hebden (aka. Four Tet) and guitarist and composer William Tyler, two acclaimed musicians and both longstanding friends. Part of a recent spewing-forth of Hebden-adjacent material to hit the shelves after the artist's oft-reported-upon "agent of chaos" phase, these two tracks, pressed to a furtive 12", provide a neat counterpoint to that assessment. Rather than a pair of riddim bangers, the record flaunts Hebden's signature electronic textures and Tyler's guitar into a hypnotic, nominally dark soundwhirl, reminiscent of the earliest days of Text, but with a unique edge - a sonic corner never quite scoured before by either artist.
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 in stock $15.01
Height/Dismay
Height/Dismay (hand-stamped 7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: ES 024. Rel: 24 Feb 22
 
Ambient/Drone
Blood Pressure In The Sand (2:45)
Dusk (1:23)
The Tinning Test (4:52)
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Elastic
Elastic (12")
Cat: TPR 003. Rel: 03 Dec 24
 
Techno
Elastic (Phase I) (10:26)
Elastic (Phase II) (7:27)
Elastic (Phase III) (5:39)
Review: Opal Sunn's 'Elastic' lands on Test Pressing Recordings as the first in a trilogy, bringing together Alex Kassian and Hiroaki Oba's knack for genre-blending electronic soundscapes. Known for their captivating live sets, they've crafted an EP that traverses moods and styles. The A-side opens with hypnotic deep trance, layering rich synth textures and rolling grooves. Over on the B-side, things get lush and atmospheric: one track dives into dub influences, saturated with warm basslines and echoing chords, while the final cut drifts into serene, ambient territory. It's an impressive start that shows their mastery of both rhythm and space.
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Anthroposcene
Cat: LOST 001. Rel: 08 Dec 22
 
Techno
Saphileaum - "Prologue" (5:16)
Alfred Czital & Moon Patrol - "Act I" (6:11)
Human Space Machine - "Act II" (5:44)
Owl - "Act III" (5:27)
Orca Silent - "Act IV" (9:38)
Martinou - "Epilogue" (3:07)
Review:  Lost In Translation's debut release, Anthroposcene, is a vital coming together of various artists each with their own take on ambient. It is all airy soundscapes and lo-fi pads to start with from Saphileaum's 'Prologue' while Alfred Czital & Moon Patrol bring in some silky broken beats and warped electronics on 'Act I.' Human Space Machines's 'Act II' is deep rolling techno bliss and on the flip, we get everything from cavernous underwater soundscapes to Orca Silent's edgy dub 'Act IV' and Martinou's soothing closer 'Epilogue.'
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アルバム
Menetekel
Menetekel (2xLP)
Cat: HDP 2. Rel: 27 Apr 23
 
Experimental/Electronic
All Are Welcome (3:43)
Dreamcatcher (7:39)
Jericho (8:53)
Nosce Te Ipsum (9:37)
Pilgrim (4:34)
The Long Way Home (5:45)
Prophecy (9:38)
Crossroad (7:07)
The House Of Shadows With The Sound Of Light (20:52)
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Songs For A Future Generation
Cat: OATH 007. Rel: 24 Mar 23
 
Minimal/Tech House
QQQ (6:05)
L7 Dream (7:36)
Rivers of Absence (2:32)
Gem (5:27)
Too Far (2:47)
XX Blues (5:22)
Swaying (2:17)
Slide Through The Valley (8:05)
Played by: Mimi, Evan Michael
タグ: Minimal
 in stock $15.85
Stories From Far Away On Piano
Stories From Far Away On Piano (heavyweight vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: AHED 019. Rel: 04 May 18
 
Ambient/Drone
Ruqia (1:16)
Empire Sounds (3:41)
MHope (4:58)
Biomes (2:43)
Last Minute Change Of Heart (4:02)
Pathos (3:52)
Teardrop Tattoo (3:56)
Kraken (3:58)
Blueprint (4:33)
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Anoyo
Anoyo (LP)
Cat: KRANK 220LP. Rel: 24 May 19
 
Ambient/Drone
That World (9:03)
Is But A Simulated Blur (4:14)
Step Away From Konoyo (4:47)
Into The Void (5:04)
Not Alone (3:24)
You Never Were (8:28)
Review: "Anoyo", Tim Hecker's latest must-check album, was apparently designed as a companion piece to its predecessor, 2018's "Konoyo". Like that album, it was inspired by his desire to fuse his brand of experimental electronica and wayward ambient music with the sounds of "gagaku" - a form of Japanese classical music famed for being played at the Far East nation's Imperial Court. In practice, that means recordings of traditional Japanese instruments and drums chopped, sliced, looped, mangled and reversed, fused with Hecker's own spacey ambient electronics and hazy electronic textures. It's a unique recipe, but one that results in a string of sublime, otherworldly compositions that just get better with each successive listen.
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Quiet Logic
Cat: WRWTFWW 083CD. Rel: 01 May 24
 
Ambient/Drone
Waraitake
Uchu Yuei (Swimming In Space)
Wakarimasen
Quiet Logic
Tsukimi (Moon Viewing)
Dr Gauss/Yakan Hiko (Night Flight)
Review: Back in the 1990s, the combination of Mixmaster Morris, Jonah Sharp (he of Spacetime Continuum fame) and Haruomi Hosono was the closest thing you got to an ambient supergroup (the Orb's collaboration with Robert Fripp and Thomas Fehlmann as FFWD not withstanding). The trio only recorded one album together, the sublime Quiet Logic, but it's an absolute doozy - as this timely reissue proves. For one reason or another, it was only ever released in Japan at the time, meaning this is the first time it has been available worldwide. As you'd expect with such masters of the art form at the helm, it is genuinely superb - a slowly evolving opus that moves between unfurling, dub-fired ambient techno ('Waraitake') to ambient jazz eccentricity ('Dr Gauss/Yakan Hiko (Night Flight)'), via deep ambient d&b ('Uchu Yuei (Night Swimming)') and deep space ambient.
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 in stock $17.79
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