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Home Schooled
Cat: SOT 09. Rel: 11 Aug 22
 
Breakbeat
CV Smiles - "Home-schooled" (SJT Norap mix) (6:07)
CV Smiles - "Home-schooled" (Rap mix) (7:39)
Porn Sword Tobacco - "Techno Story" (139 Bpm mix) (13:53)
Review: The Shot of T label serves up a versatile new split EP with CV Smiles kicking things off. A long, drawn-out and emotive synth opens up on 'Home-schooled' and comes layered with bubbly pads and serve effects that soothe the mind. Then comes a rap mix that is detailed with louche bars and more 909 production to make it pop. On the flip side, the masterful Porn Sword Tobacco flips the script with a gurgling, pulsing, deep and linear techno roller in the form of 'Techno Story' which is perfect for late-night sessions.

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Prang
Prang (12")
Cat: NMBRS 70. Rel: 17 May 23
 
Breakbeat
Prang (feat Huerco S)
Sisu (feat Cucina Povera)
Review: Perko is one of those newer-school experimental artists whose fingers straddle many pies, but who nevertheless refuses to allow this inner tendency towards versatility to hold him back. The FELT label owner has welcomed artists as far-flung as Civilistjavel! to Moxie into his inner circle; and the fruits of this open-mindedness are more than translated into his latest EP for Glaswegian dance legends Numbers. 'Prang' errs on the side of playfulness, giving some hot seconds of pure danceable flavour. Huerco S lends his usually-texturally-rich addprod to the nominal A-sider, a rather impressive future-garage-acid cut that recalls some of Objekt's earlier stuff, while regular collaborator and mournful vocalist-producer Cucina Povera crops up on the ambient dub plunger-into-the-sound that is 'Sisu'.
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Banana
Banana (12")
Cat: HELP 021Y. Rel: 19 Sep 24
 
Minimal/Tech House
Banana (7:59)
Bring (4:59)
Sea (11:19)
Review: They say that a picture paints a thousand words. Well that is certainly true of this Picture whose music is hugely evocative and emotive deepest being stripped down to its bare essentials. 'Banana' kicks things off with a murky dub sound that sways back and forth with hefty drum rumbles and liquid metal pads. 'Bring' is then a painterly synth-laced ambient piece that suspends you in a murky and misty sky while 'Sea' offers the most direct vibe of the lot. It's flabby but dynamic dub techno that leans into the groove and will have you doing the same.
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Yguana
Yguana (12")
Cat: AVN 036. Rel: 17 May 19
 
Ambient/Drone
Alpaca Vision (6:42)
Annapurna Ritual (7:31)
Macao (7:41)
Borneo Memories (5:53)
Yguana (5:53)
Review: Plants Army Revolver debut on Avian. The Italian live act will join Avian for a five track EP showcasing the pair's breadth as producers. Working within the bounds of a carefully refined sound palette, Marco Ragni & Birgan Valentin look to the more muted, tentatively melodic end of loop Techno, with excursions into washed out Ambient & leftfield Electronica, placing the focus on sound texture & tone.
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Beautiful People
Beautiful People (12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: WAP 363. Rel: 02 Sep 16
 
Experimental/Electronic
Beautiful People (feat Thom Yorke) (6:06)
Beautiful People (alternative instrumental 1) (6:12)
Review: In more recent years, Mark Pritchard has moved further away from dubstep, and much closer to the smorgasbord of sounds and influences that is often referred to as 'electronica'. We don't mind the term because it gives us more room to interpret the music without any predefinitions, but "Beautiful People" is much more than that. Coming out courtesy of the mighty Warp, the tune is propelled forwards by Radiohead's Thom Yorke, where the legend's voice is perfectly infused with Pritchard's gentle Eastern chimes and tranquil beats. The whole track is a gentle walk into a far yet alluring sonic landscape, and this could well turn into a future classic. We already see it as a perfect accompaniment to a film, and if you're in the mood to totally zone out then you always have the instrumental cut to steer you further out into outer space.
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アルバム
Ancient Skies
Cat: LILAIO 1V. Rel: 25 Sep 23
 
Ambient/Drone
Mystery Probe (Intercept I) (1:52)
Exosphere Antennae (Bridge I) (15:08)
Archaic Syntax (Bridge II) (7:59)
Chamber Of Serenity (Resonance II) (8:55)
Gateway Realm (Spiral I) [Outer Helix] (9:14)
Existential Void (Spiral II) (6:16)
Chambers Of Rebirth (Ovum I) (12:47)
Distant Lights (Ovum II) (3:26)
Review: LILA mainstay Ayaavaaki and ambient veteran Purl speak different languages but used a translator to convey ideas to one another as they made this record. And they very much foment their own unique musical language on Ancient Skies, an album that blends ambient, drone and space music into richly layered soundscapes that are constantly on the move. Each piece is meticulously crafted and suspense you up amongst the clouds, hazing on at the smeared pads and swirling solar winds that prop you up. It's a record that would work as well in the depths of winter as a bright spring day such is the cathartic effect of the sounds. Beautiful, thought-provoking and innovative, this is as good an ambient record as we have heard all year.
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Promises
Promises (gatefold marbled vinyl LP + insert in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: LB 0097LPMARB. Rel: 03 Dec 21
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Promises (Movement 1) (6:24)
Promises (Movement 2) (2:31)
Promises (Movement 3) (2:31)
Promises (Movement 4) (2:31)
Promises (Movement 5) (4:27)
Promises (Movement 6) (8:50)
Promises (Movement 7) (9:28)
Promises (Movement 8) (7:22)
Promises (Movement 9) (2:30)
Review: Last October, acclaimed saxophonist Pharoah Sanders turned 80 years young, and his input on this album is testimony to the fact he has clearly aged like a fine wine. Not that this is to suggest preceding outings were anything less worthy than this collaborative project, which sees Sam Shepherd, the British electronic artist better known to most as Floating Points, write nine spectacular arrangements which are then performed by said brass legend, alongside The London Symphony Orchestra.

The results are spectacular, and wildly far-reaching, albeit firmly rooted in jazz with classical undertones. From the movements that made this final cut, some are whisper quiet and delicate to the point of risking breaking off if you were handling haphazardly. Others are booming loud, musical jumbo jets landing at the end of another great crescendo. Whether hushed or monumental, though, we can feel every note and bar of this masterpiece.
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New World Lonely Ride
Cat: KRANK 245LP. Rel: 04 Apr 25
 
Post Rock/Experimental
New World, Lonely Ride (3:30)
Sun Morning Sun (3:44)
Omni Country (4:28)
Dream Of Someone (4:04)
Silver Streams (3:23)
Black River Song (3:50)
Mirage/Afternoon (3:23)
South Canyon (3:30)
Blue Tears Never Dry (3:22)
Baritone Boderlands (5:50)
Review: Michael Grigoni and Pan•American's latest collaboration is a series of contemplative reflections on the isolation, fractures and uncertainties that define today's world. The album delves into the emotional landscape shaped by political divisions, personal solitude, and the lingering aftereffects of the pandemic. Through its fusion of folk, country, bluegrass, and blues elements, paired with a modern, ambient atmosphere, the sound is both rooted in tradition and forward-looking. Tracks like 'Sun Morning Sun' and 'Silver Streams' carry a sense of quiet introspection, while 'Black River Song' and 'Mirage/Afternoon' showcase the duo's ability to merge organic instrumentation with spacious, textured soundscapes. The album's exploration of personal and collective experience creates a reflective space, asking listeners to pause and engage with the complexities of modern life. A musical journey that speaks to the heart of the American experience, offering an emotional response to an uncertain future.
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Venusia
Venusia (heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: AMB 015. Rel: 14 Nov 22
 
Ambient/Drone
Indigo Moon (8:06)
Venusia (2:42)
Eranthis Hyemalis (I) (1:58)
Eranthis Hyemalis (II) (2:24)
Eranthis Hyemalis (III) (2:02)
El Duende (5:19)
Sunshine (Stilla Natt) (3:47)
Review: Truly living up to its name, Venusia - a word that has three meanings; a genus of moth, town in Italy, and the Roman goddess of love (who, as it happens, was named after the planet, Venus) - is essentially an homage to the fragile beauty of life, and the sense that our being present in this existence is something of a marvel. A one in a billion gamble that paid off without us even having to decide if the odds looked good enough to bet.

A collaborative work from four friends, with Henrik Meierkord on cello, Pawel Kobak playing flute, Marco Lucchi in charge of electronics, and Rocco Saviano on guitar duties, this atmospheric and cinematic ambient soundscape is grand and small, expansive and intimate, but overwhelmingly emotionally captivating in each of those modes. Complimented by gorgeous butterfly artwork by Valerii Bogorod, it's impossible not to fall for this intoxicating experience.
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The Light Was Sharp Our Eyes Were Open
Cat: STRLP 082. Rel: 05 Jun 24
 
Ambient/Drone
Breezes Were Polar Storms (1:21)
Stories Are What They Are (3:21)
Red Light Returning (3:01)
The Adventure (1:06)
The Mirror (1:34)
Nadar (4:21)
The Dog Days Are Long Gone (4:08)
The Girls From Peoria (4:07)
The Deep Dark Days Of September (2:57)
A Horn Heard Through Fog (3:01)
Locked Away (2:21)
Leonara Hotel (2:41)
Mysterious City (3:05)
Sonar Vestapol (1:20)
Review: Michaelangelo Antonioni's name will always be synonymous with incredibly beautiful cinema, even if those movies can be challenging at times. Pablo's Eye takes some inspiration from the visceral aesthetic qualities that defined many of the great auteur's work, and then distills this into soundscapes that are uniquely spectacular, deceptively polished and yet effortless and raw. Whether you'd really call this ambient is a question for another time and another place - The List Was Sharp Our Eyes Were Open certainly creates ambience. We might be cast adrift on a small dingy, the peril of being stranded in the ocean subsiding into a strange sense of calm and quiet, motifs and tracks passing by like island in the endless blue. But when getting lost feels this good, who needs saving?
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Warp Fields
Warp Fields (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: ITLP 15. Rel: 02 May 23
 
Techno
Astral Glow (feat Jessica Pham) (2:56)
Disembodied (feat Marvz) (2:57)
Warp Field (2:22)
Drifting (feat Robin Jermer) (3:12)
Fear (feat Robin Jermer) (2:01)
Release (4:21)
Transcending (2:43)
Crystallised (4:07)
Fluid State (2:25)
Black Lotus (2:14)
Space Suite 503 (6:53)
Arrival/Will We Stay The Same? (feat Marco Zenker) (2:16)
Review: Those renegades at Ilian Tape are back once again with another forward-thinking album of fresh and potent techno, this time from Packed Rich. His long player "depicts the journey of an individual traveling through a field of energy that connects different locations in space," we're told, and along the way, it warps space and time to leave you spellbound. Punchy broken beat drum programming, hyper-real synth lines and cosmic colours all bring this record to life. It's a psychedelic mix that sometimes sounds like an MPC jam amongst the stars, at others like you're in freefall through the cosmos and sometimes laid back, stoned as can be gazing off into the heavens. Lush.
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Reverberations Of Non Stop Traffic On Redding Road
Reverberations Of Non Stop Traffic On Redding Road (clear vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SHIMMY 2022LPC1. Rel: 21 Mar 24
 
Ambient/Drone
Floating Island (4:35)
Plants Used For Weaving (3:50)
Boundary Fence (4:22)
Aquaculture (3:32)
The Soft Structure (3:50)
A Mountain Is An Ancestor (3:44)
The Caretaker (3:39)
The Miner's Pale Child (3:28)
Groundwater (3:33)
On Redding Road (3:06)
Floating Epitaph (3:25)
Review: "I would beg listeners both animal and human to allow these beautiful landscapes I've created in collaboration with Mark Nelson to sing and speak and weep for themselves. Please. Forget about words. Just LISTEN," says Kramer of this latest exploration of sounds less familiar. Meanwhile, Nelson quotes the legendary Arthur Russell for his take on things: "If I could convince you these are words of love, the heartache would remain but the pain would be gone". The Chicago-based composer and performer certainly summarises this listening experience. There's pure bliss running through these serene ambient, almost New Age-style tracks, but within that a certain reflective sadness. Crystalline melodies refract and develop, ebb and flow, at times making pure harmonies, in other moments more atmospheric refrains. They make us long for things that were or may be, although there's still space here for taking stock and acknowledging what is.
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Keep Looking Where The Light Comes From
Cat: RBINC 010LP. Rel: 22 Nov 23
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Feathers (7:10)
I Can Only Repeat Your Love (3:44)
Flat Stones (3:10)
Valovola (3:07)
Ages (3:32)
The Wide House (2:57)
Dove Done Come (1:33)
Blank Sheep (5:25)
There Is A Hole Here (4:23)
Squid For A Day (2:41)
Bucolica (3:46)
Izzy Rob (1:18)
Review: Gerd Jansen's faultless Running Back is back with another of its hard-to-define but essential albums, Keep Looking Where The Light Comes From, this time from Panoram. It is a record that blurs the line between chaos and beauty, with fuzzy synths and improvised rhythms offering up some intriguing sound designs and unusual textures. There is a psychedelic feel to many of those, but so too a dream-like quality where barely-there melodies and half-remembered vocals drift in and out of earshot. Both maximal and minimal compositions feature with nods to ASMR pleasures and a mix of synthetic and acoustic sounds.

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Tractus
Tractus (2xLP + booklet)
Cat: 485916 7. Rel: 22 Apr 25
 
Modern Classical
Littlemore Tractus (1:49)
Greater Antiphons (I) (3:37)
Greater Antiphons (II) (2:36)
Greater Antiphons (III) (2:36)
Greater Antiphons (IV) (2:36)
Greater Antiphons (V) (2:36)
Greater Antiphons (VI) (2:36)
O Emmanuel (VII) (2:41)
Cantique Des Degres (4:29)
Sequentia (8:51)
L'abbe Agathon (12:38)
These Words (6:03)
Veni Creator (5:09)
Vater Unser (7:56)
Review: In celebration of Arvo Part's 90th year, his latest release showcases the Estonian composer's continued exploration of minimalist, spiritually charged sound . Part's work has always sought to blend the sacred with the secular, and this collection of new renditions brings forward the timeless resonance of his choral and orchestral compositions. Opening with 'Littlemore Tractus,' based on John Henry Newman's reflections, the piece sets the tone of quiet, introspective change that permeates the entire work. His music, a dialogue between sound and silence, invites profound contemplation, with the Tallinn Chamber Orchestra and the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir under Tonu Kaljuste's direction offering nuanced, deeply attentive performances. Compositions like 'Vater unser,' showcase Part's ability to transform liturgical text into transcendent musical experience. There's an undeniable spiritual gravity in pieces such as 'Cantique des degres' and 'Sequentia,' where strings and vocals weave in delicate yet forceful patterns, revealing a steady undercurrent of renewal. The rich textures in these works evoke both a longing for and a reconciliation with the past, capturing Part's life-long exploration of sacred music's dialogue with the world. The album culminates with 'Vater unser,' an evocative reworking that brings together choir, strings, and piano, offering a meditative close to an album that is as much about reflection as it is about the continued forward momentum of Part's artistry. Recorded in Tallinn's Methodist Church, this latest chapter is a continuation of the Part-Eicher partnership that has defined so much of his career, expanding the legacy of albums like Tabula rasa and reinforcing Part's place as one of the most significant voices in contemporary classical music of the 20th and 21st centuries.
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Zara
Zara (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: SHTKVLK 001. Rel: 25 Apr 25
 
Ambient/Drone
Zara (5:35)
Palucca (3:23)
Soniejka (2:30)
Mlyn (4:47)
Ruzovyja Cviaty (4:30)
Mazurka (5:46)
Oj Luhom Idu (5:09)
Zara (live version) (6:19)
Review: Parus is a Belarusian ethno-ambient project blending pagan songs with modern soundscapes and Zara is their debut album. Led by ethnographer and folk singer Hanna Silivonchyk, the record features traditional Belarusian songs in various dialects, all accompanied by synths and field recordings crafted by Anton Anishchanka. The tracks were gathered during ethnographic expeditions across Belarusian national parks, and songs like 'Soniejka' and the title cut offer intimate reflections on life, love and mythology. It connects to the past while maintaining a deep personal edge that makes Zara a fascinating exploration of Belarusian culture.

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Radio Yugawara
Radio Yugawara (clear vinyl LP limited to 300 copies)
Cat: TU 007LE. Rel: 03 Oct 24
 
Ambient/Drone
Strange Clouds (3:32)
Abstract Pets (3:21)
Simoom (5:11)
Tangerine Fields (4:16)
Observatory (3:03)
Mosaic (4:41)
King In A Nutshell (3:01)
Xiloteca (4:12)
Solivago (4:46)
Berceuse (1:41)
Axolotl Dreams (3:55)
Review: Passepartout Duo is formed of Nicoletta Favari and Christopher Salvito, whom since 2015 have been on a continuous journey travelling the world's corners, engaged in a creative process they term "slow music". Their most recent record, in collaboration with fellow duo and peers Inoyama Land, Radio Yugawara is the latest reaffirmation of this affinity with the global slow movement, an increasingly, wilfully pan-resistant lifestyle umbrella. This record was recorded in 2023, in the latter duo's Makoto Inoue's hometown of Yugawara, where his family runs a kindergarten, and whose space then doubled up as a recording studio. Made largely with children's instruments - handbells, a glockenspiel, a xylophone, recorders, melodicas, and harmonicas - an obvious association of naif innocence might be taken away from this record, but this is of course a surface interpretation. By the time we've hacked past the surface thickets of 'Abstract Pets', we enter much murkier territory, the slow unfurling of 'Simoom' and the monoized ambient assemblages of 'Mosaic' among the most notable. Through its formative rooting in themes of childhood and play, and titular reference to radio, this dyadic double date portray an effective rep of the act of 'tuning in' - something we can only really do at all in a slower-paced environment.
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This Is Memorial Device (Soundtrack)
This Is Memorial Device (Soundtrack) (LP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: GEOG 56LP. Rel: 27 Jun 24
 
Soundtracks
Introduction To Why I Did It (3:42)
We Have Sex (2:58)
Occluded By Chemistry (0:35)
The Most Beautiful House In Airdrie (3:37)
Square Peg In A Black Hole (2:15)
I Started Painting Landscapes (1:35)
What Is A Memorial Device? (2:37)
Chinese Moon (4:11)
Footsteps In The Snow (5:05)
Lights Out For Forever (1:15)
The Morning Of The Executioners (4:28)
Review: The soundtrack to Graham Eatough's stage adaptation of David Keenan's novel, This Is Memorial Device, composed by Stephen Pastel - of Kurt Cobain faves The Pastels fame - and Gavin Thomson, offers a compelling third iteration of the book's myth. Fusing reworked home recordings from the era with expanded versions of music originally scored for the theatre production, the album captures the essence of Glasgow's post-punk scene from 1978 to 1986. Tracks like 'Introduction To Why I Did It' and 'We Have Sex' evoke a sense of youthful hope and creativity, reflecting the play's exploration of art, music, and romance in small-town Scotland. Directed by Julian House, the video for 'We Have Sex' adds a vibrant visual dimension to the DIY aesthetic of the era. This Is Memorial Device: Music from the Stage Play not only complements the book and stage adaptation but also stands on its own torch for the spirit of post-punk and the power of belief in the transformative potential of art.
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Sci Fi Ballads For The Lost Generation
Sci Fi Ballads For The Lost Generation (limited 'gravity hole' grey smokey vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: CIS 151. Rel: 13 May 24
 
Experimental/Electronic
Memory Loss (5:04)
Canada Water (3:45)
Crazy Universe (3:15)
Wrong Place (4:37)
Reeds (3:49)
I'd Rather Tonight (3:46)
Moonbeams (4:11)
Sundial (3:23)
Review: Kevin Pearce's Science Fiction Ballads For The Lost Generation emerges as a riveting exploration of sonic storytelling and atmospheric nostalgia. Inspired by Vangelis' evocative 'Blade Runner' soundtrack, Pearce conceived the album as a cinematic journey, crafting a collection of songs that embody a sense of mystery and introspection. Initially recorded as a personal experiment, the album remained hidden for years until Pearce rediscovered it by chance. With its unearthed quality, Science Fiction Ballads exudes a timeless allure, reminiscent of audio fossils waiting to be discovered. Fans of soundtracks everywhere should really be interested in this release.
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List II
List II (limited LP)
Cat: TVPCLP 009. Rel: 05 Dec 23
 
Balearic/Downtempo
List II (0:23)
Duchy Lasu (3:18)
Imperium Znakow (4:30)
Blues Trzeci (3:07)
Bez Grawitacji (3:09)
Ogrod (3:59)
Serce (4:29)
Po Godzinach (4:17)
Wizje (3:40)
Dziennik Pisany Noca (3:55)
Linia Piekna (5:46)
Review: Like its recent predecessor, List I, this all-instrumental affair is a collage style affair that sees its creator, Bartosz Krucyznski AKA Pejzaz, craft an immersive and atmospheric listening journey out a mixture of beats, electronics, and literally hundreds of samples from 1990s and early 2000s Eastern European CD releases. The Very Polish Cut Outs label describes it as 'an apt soundtrack for winter in Eastern Europe', and it's hard to disagree. Full of warming loops, dreamy pads and chords, gentle melodies and even more gentle hip-hop beats (albeit with sporadic bursts of percussive energy), it delivers a suitably Balearic, saucer-eyed voyage through instrumental trip-hop and dub-flecked downtempo flavours.
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To All Sides They Will Stretch Out Their Hands
Cat: OUEST 091. Rel: 29 Sep 21
 
Ambient/Drone
Dream Song Of The Woman (11:09)
In The Great Night My Heart Will Go Out (11:46)
Formula To Attract Affections (6:59)
The Story Of My Ancestor The River (6:51)
The Poor Boy & The Mud Ponies (10:36)
Sometimes I Go About Pitying Myself While I Am Carried By The Wind Across The Sky (17:43)
Review: There's a point in To All Sides They Will Stretch Out Their Hands when the nature of drone really makes itself clear. To the lazy ear that might easily be confused for 'Formula To Attract Affections', with its gorgeous waves of synth washing through your ears, like non-bio washing detergent. Others could assume it's the transient refrains of 'Dream Song of the Woman'. Neither are really true.

'In the Great Night My Heart Will Go Out' is quite possibly one of the greatest things you've ever heard sound like a walk home in the drizzle at 6AM. You can hear every detail of can against pave-ment, rat against wind, kebab against bin. And yet very little happens or changes within the noises. The sound of a British suburban street in the witching hours. Weirdly beautiful.
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The Air Outside Feels Crazy Right Now
Cat: ASM 08LP. Rel: 04 Apr 25
 
Ambient/Drone
Over Me
Barefeeter
Gooshy
Wanting Is A Substance Derived From Unexpressed
The Air Outside Is Crazy Right Now
Fossil
Everyday Hope
Unseen
Review: Perila returns with a reflective spiritual successor to her 2022 album that comes on Vaagner's sister label A Sunken Mall. The album takes in eight tracks produced between 2021 and 2023 and they all do a fine job of conveying a serene vulnerability with its drifting, ethereal soundscapes smeared with echoing voices, droning guitars and resonant textures. It's like a whispered conversation during quiet moments and once again makes for a world that doesn't need to be understood, only felt. The Air Outside Feels Crazy Right Now reminds us that finding inner peace through music can counter the chaos of the external world and help turn fragility into strength.


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Neither The Beginning Nor The End Exist
Cat: TDR 003. Rel: 06 Jul 23
 
Ambient/Drone
1964 (4:42)
LaOOpsDomus (7:47)
Fruush (4:10)
Keld (2:57)
Churches Down The Coast (4:48)
FrewArc (5:40)
Linedef (1:25)
Lysis (4:47)
Review: Petteril aka James Gilbert has created a series of audio collages that muse on the notion of impermanence - the idea that living in the moment is all we really have, that those moments have no real beginning and end. That live has no value other than the memories we make. He improvises using several instruments - a mix of the physical, analogue and digital - and uses generative elements that all loop delicately and very much help you give yourself over to being lost in the music, in the moment, in the magic of life. It's a soothing listen that traverses various moods, always with an immersive design.
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An Offering
An Offering (gatefold LP with obi-strip)
Cat: IARC 0062LP. Rel: 10 Nov 22
 
Ambient/Drone
Prelude (2:25)
Current (3:40)
Change (5:27)
Exist (4:32)
Pupil (1:59)
Mosaic (5:43)
Honor (3:31)
Orbit (2:58)
Existence (feat Lasos) (5:49)
Review: American DJ, producer and electronic musician Evan Shornstein, AKA Photay, is perhaps best known for his work on labels like the uber-exalted Ninja Tune, highly respected Astro Nautico, and super-good Mexican Summer. And at times (well, on 2022's On Hold), he's worked with telephone hold music samples. Forget all that, though, because here he teams up with the similarly visionary-minded Carlos NiNo for a masterclass in atmosphere and laidback, slick, immersive tones.

It's hard to really put your finger on what's happening with An Offering. In some ways, it's contemporary classical, or at least it makes you feel like you're listening to an orchestra warming up, possibly playing incidental parts to augment some narrative playing out on an audibly large stage. In other ways, this is highly experimental business that occupies a space in a kind of instrumentally-unique ambient world. Jazzy, strange, ethereal, and utterly mesmerising.
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Bonus
Bonus (2xLP + insert)
Cat: DEIS 71. Rel: 07 Dec 21
 
Ambient/Drone
Dewey (Nadia Khan version) (5:15)
Picnic, Leaving A Conversation (with Pepper, Monkey Twenty & Low Flung) (6:20)
Dewey (NAP version) (6:22)
Elkhorn (feat Haji K - Other Joe remix) (8:43)
Folds & Rips (JR Chaparro remix) (8:54)
Dewey (Ura version) (5:49)
Basket (Haji K version) (6:52)
Drops In The Water (Ben Bondy version) (5:02)
Picnic, Cliff Drive (with Mister Water Wet) (5:50)
Dewey (Newworldaquarium version) (6:30)
Review: With the gentle waves of melody floating calmly beneath a layer of distortion somewhere between the crackling of old wax and gentle raindrops, Bonus makes no secret of its intent to make you feel utterly, irreversibly relaxed. And things only get more inviting as the album progresses, with work like 'Leaving a Conversation' defining what we're talking about. These are tunes to get lost in, all thoughts and concerns slowly dissipating into some ether or other.

None of which is to say this is background music, or anything short of powerful ambient drone. 'Elkhorn' is a great example - walls of sound and a strong sense of rhythmic urgency open the track, which gradually builds subtle beats around those more gentile tones, creating something that could work on dancefloors or amid meditation sessions alike, with 'Folds & Rips' and 'Drops In The Water' among the other items here on a similar tip.
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Picture Music (remastered)
Cat: LER 1028. Rel: 06 Jul 22
 
Ambient/Drone
Bus Stop Dawn (3:00)
Hauptbahnhof (3:40)
What It Is (4:25)
Hole In The Wall (4:29)
Dummy's Run (5:04)
Ivory Coast (7:07)
Bopal (6:11)
Landscape (5:51)
Pillow Music (4:56)
Aviation For Beginners (6:56)
Yesterdays (5:01)
Review: Picture Music's works are pining dedications to idealized, fragile beauty. At the same time, the 80s Brisbane duo's name functioned as a nice pun, with every one of their works intended as workable in film, hence "picture music". Here their groundbreaking yet lesser-spotted ambient debut album, first released in 1987 on tape, gets a wax reissue via Left Ear. We're thrown back to a candlelit array of twilit tunes, from the curious, marimba-ey narrative developer 'Ivory Coast' to the light yet evocative, heart chakra-affirming piece 'Landscape'.
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Des Morts (Of The Dead) (Soundtrack)
Cat: FKR 114LP. Rel: 13 Apr 23
 
Soundtracks
Des Morts (theme) (7:35)
Funerailles Chez Les Hmnogs (Thailande) (4:26)
Clown (6:53)
Fete Des Morts Chez Les Indiens Tzotziles (Mexique) (5:07)
Des Morts (alternative theme) (4:54)
Chant D'un Mariachi (Mexique) (3:37)
Cryogene (4:14)
Funerailles Bouddhistes (Thailande) (6:24)
Des Morts (final theme) (3:52)
Review: If you've not seen Des Morts then buckle up and prepare for something you'll never, ever forget. The critically acclaimed documentary is one of very few films to directly deal with the unspeakable of life - death. During the course of the running time, you encounter doctors desperately trying to save a stab victim, a body melting in the heat of a crematorium chamber, the execution of a Philippine guerrilla, people who are about to be no more, and those they will leave behind.
Fear of all this is a largely Western condition, but humans have a universal obsession with death that stays with us until all questions are eventually answered when we finally die. Composer Alain Pierre does his best to convey this mystery, awe, and unknowing via a soundtrack that runs between outtakes from the film, synthesiser overtures, field recordings, religious chants and more.
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The Undreamt Of Centre
The Undreamt Of Centre (limited gatefold forest green vinyl LP)
Cat: BAY 135VX. Rel: 02 Sep 24
 
Jazz
Introit (5:08)
Orpheus In The Underworld (3:49)
Mountains Of The Heart (5:12)
Universal Forces (6:22)
The Undreamt-Of Centre (5:45)
Eurydice (3:50)
Requiem Aeternam (3:12)
All Is Distance (5:36)
Review: The Undreamt-of Centre is the fourth solo album by esteemed Australian drummer, composer, and producer Laurence Pike and it offers a modern reimagining of the requiem mass. This evocative work blends influences from modern classical music, Japanese environmental ambient, fourth-world electronics, free jazz, and Estonian choral traditions that are inspired by Tallinn-based composer Tonu Korvits. Collaborating with the VOX Sydney Philharmonia Choir and conducted by Pike's childhood friend, the composer Sam Lipman, this wonderful record was recorded in a 19th-century Gothic church which has helped to create a haunting and atmospheric soundscape that pays homage to diverse musical traditions while pushing the boundaries of contemporary composition.
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Kum: Percorsi Intrecciati Con Franco Battiato
Cat: 838876 6630276. Rel: 31 Jan 25
 
Modern Classical
Alla Corte Di Nefertiti (14:15)
Rappel (11:38)
MeDea (19:46)
ADAM Ubi Es (14:02)
Review: KUM explores the work of Giusto Pio from the late 1970s to the early 1990s, which was a period of intense sound experimentation. The album features four pieces-'Rappel,' 'Alla Corte di Nefertiti,' 'MeDeA' and 'A.D.A.M. Ubi Es' which are all linked by Pio's collaboration with Franco Battiato. Their creative exchange helped shape Pio's post-avant-garde vision and blend new musical fragments and "astral counterpoints in frequencies and colours in time." Nearly 50 years later, KUM offers a philological perspective on these intertwined artistic paths that highlights the innovative approach that defined Pio's unique exploration of sound and composition.
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Koselig
Koselig (LP limited to 200 copies)
Cat: PITPZD 036. Rel: 10 Feb 25
 
Ambient/Drone
Benoit Pioulard & Viul - "Kinderness" (18:10)
Benoit Pioulard & Viul - "Canaan" (3:47)
From Overseas & Zake - "A Whisper" (10:27)
Marc Ertel & Wayne Robert Thomas - "Coronation Ring" (11:56)
Review: This new one from our favourite US ambient outlet takes the form of a selection of long-form compositions from artists who are close to the label. As such it's a perfect reflection of its signature sound - deeply immersive soundscapes, slowly shifting synths and meditative moods made with a mix of hardware tools, guitars, pedals and even baritone vocals. It's named after a Norwegian term for warmth and intimacy, which certainly plays out from the evolving loops of 'A Whisper' to the textured melancholy of 'Canaan' and the reverberant drift of 'Coronation Ring'.
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Omniscient Voices
Cat: IMPREC 501. Rel: 07 Jan 22
 
Ambient/Drone
The Days Long (8:42)
In Rhodes, To Delphi (5:56)
Messages On Bits Of Bone (6:31)
The Rope Behind The Bee (6:47)
Homage To Those Before Us (2:15)
Review: Duane Pitre's Omniscient Voices is another excellent one from the acclaim pianist and composer. It is his first since the highs of 2015's 'Bayou Electric' and finds Pitre composing short piano motifs and feeding them into a generative computer program which then in real time convert them into microtonal electronic sounds. It results in an album of minimalism, with blurry chords and more detuned sounding notes that cut through the ambiance. Sounds decay and evolve, smudge and melt into one another as this warm and enveloping album unfolds with hints of sadness, loneliness and bitterness all found within.

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Silver Streams
Silver Streams (transparent orange vinyl LP limited to 300 copies)
Cat: PLANT43 008LP. Rel: 06 Mar 23
 
Ambient/Drone
Silver Streams (4:44)
Counting Imaginary Comets (5:13)
Frost Walk (4:22)
Deep In The Soil (5:44)
Progress In Paces (4:47)
Cold Spiral Steps (4:27)
Five Lakes At Dusk (5:12)
They Don't Tell You (4:29)
Review: Perhaps slightly better known for his dancefloor-enlivening electro productions, this is actually the third full length ambient album from UK producer Emile Facey under the Plant43 moniker. He's been writing and storing up atmospheric synthesiser experiments alongside his dancefloor oriented output since his last ambient LP The Countless Stones released in 2020, and the eight tracks here are meditative, ethereal affairs, Facey carving out a beautiful set of vivid emotions out of crystal clear pure sounds and arpeggios rolling like gentle waves lapping at a shore. Imagine classic Tangerine Dream combined with the balance and poise of Global Communication and you're getting close.
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Balancers
Balancers (LP + insert)
Cat: DE 286. Rel: 25 Oct 21
 
Experimental/Electronic
Salome's Dance (1:57)
A Cat On The Corner (1:46)
Wedding (1:18)
In September (2:16)
Now, While You Wait For Your Love (3:42)
Sanctuary In Ionian Rhythm (1:55)
Achilleon, Palace In Corfu (0:48)
Phaethon (4:53)
Henna (3:29)
Plapal Steps (2:55)
Rosalia Perfume (2:30)
Russian Lament (2:52)
Immortal (2:32)
Friday, 9-9-1983 (4:30)
Review: Greek electronic music legend Lena Platonos returns to Dark Entries with Balancers, an LP of previously unreleased material recorded between 1982-1985. Athens-based Platonos has worked with the label previously to reissue her three solo LPs - Gallop, Sun Masks, and Lepidoptera - as well as to release three accompanying 12" EPs featuring modern remixes of her work. She is renowned for her forays into cutting-edge electronic experimentation as well as her striking, impressionistic poetry and lyrics, always recited in Greek. Also included is an insert with lyrics in both Greek and English.
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Nant
Nant (limited 180 gram vinyl LP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: SQM 024. Rel: 30 Jul 24
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Akin (2:25)
Cathedral (4:41)
Whoo (4:16)
Anirugui (4:02)
Buuwein Duu (1:51)
Ybbs (3:48)
Tunneling (3:12)
Ipe (5:09)
Review: Enji and Popp are Squama label regulars of and here they unite for their debut LP, Nant, under the Poeji alias. It finds them expanding beyond post-dub and downtempo and building on their 2022 EP, 031921 5.24 5.53, which was a limited run of dubplates, to showcase their innovation in the studio. The duo employs minimal initial ideas and relies on non-verbal cues to shape their sound in the studio and Enji's vocals, subtly integrated with reverb and guitar effects, complement Popp's intricate use of wooden and metal percussion perfectly. It's layered with tape echoes and analogue delays so Nant offers great moments of fleeting musical beauty.
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Multizonal Mindscramble
Multizonal Mindscramble (LP limited to 300 copies)
Cat: DIN 81LP. Rel: 12 Sep 23
 
Coldwave/Synth
The Dream Incubator (3:29)
Foam (3:02)
Machine Elves (5:55)
Can Non-Player Characters Experience Love? (2:51)
Diverging Reality Tunnels (3:24)
Retrocausal (3:02)
Hyperdata (0:57)
Until You Observe It, It Isn't There (4:28)
Compute Gnosis (2:54)
Hexagram (3:17)
Strangels (3:54)
The Green-Screen Beneath It All (2:03)
Adventures In The Super-Spectrum (2:57)
Butterflies (1:05)
Review: Preston, UK-based Polypores (AKA Stephen James Buckley) is a great advertisement for just how fertile the North West England electronic music production scene is outside of Manchester, the region's sonic epicentre. Self-describing as "painting" sounds with synthesisers, suffice to say his a deep and patient aural world to step into, and one that reflects the rugged serenity of the region's stunning countryside. Multizonal Mindscramble is a case in point. With track titles like 'The Dream Incubator' and 'Machine Elves', it's clear these are computer sounds but made resolutely human through earthly and heavenly elements, gliding refrains, bubbling flourishes, and a vast, open feeling to arrangements. Naturally evolving, ebbing, and flowing, rather than being trapped in the regimented, hard-fixed loops and patterns that can often define output from musicians and their digital audio workstations.
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Live/Remix
Live/Remix (2xLP)
Cat: LPRW 194. Rel: 23 Apr 14
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
City Of Glass
Rubidium
Ruins
Steepless (feat Cornella)
Clipper
Window Seat
Laker Boo
Dawn Patrol (alternative ending)
Rubidium (Luke Abbott remix)
Window Seat (Will Ward remix)
Laker Boo (DVA Hi Emotions mix)
Line (SBTRKT remix)
Review: Live/Remix sees Portico Quartet bring their powerful live performance to the record format and open up their material to some excellent reworks. Drawing on the inspiration of electronica, ambient, classical and dance music, they take their strange, beautiful, cinematic, future music to exciting new vistas with the tracks on the live section drawn from a series of performances during 2012. Fans of the eminently talented London-based group will particularly love the second slab of remixes as they offer some real insight into the band's personality with Portico Quartet picking and curating the featured remixers, which include Luke Abbot, Scratcha DVA and SBTRKT.
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Improvisations For Piano & Flute
Improvisations For Piano & Flute (180 gram golden nugget vinyl LP)
Cat: TWSLP 55. Rel: 03 Dec 24
 
Modern Classical
Music For Within (5:59)
Absolute Totality (6:00)
Spinach Tooth (4:50)
Planet Of The Vapes (3:03)
Frankincense By The Pound (7:22)
Inside The Black Opal (6:57)
The Fantastic Life Of Mr Adonis The Peacock (3:04)
The Wheels Are Spinning (5:36)
Review: In a first-time collaboration, psychedelic trance godhead Simon Posford (best known as Hallucinogen and a founding member of Shpongle) teams up with fellow hippie and flutist Raja Ram (Ronald Rothfield) on a welling improvisatory record, Improvisations For Piano And Flute. Though both are highly esteemed artists in their respective micro-corners of the electronic music scene, Posford and Rothfield both depart significantly from their usually danceable ends for a living-room recorded set of ambiences. With a synth placed atop an antique Bluthner piano, Raj and Simon would join in after the other first begun playing, delivering a 44-minute effluence for the spontaneous soul.
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Posuposu Otani
Cat: TTTT 024. Rel: 24 Apr 25
 
Post Rock/Experimental
Lazy Afternoon In Tiny Mountain Village (2:12)
Gravity Pool (2:21)
Finding Fungus (3:31)
Some Mistake Again & Again (3:49)
About Freedom (3:34)
2 O'Clock Morning (3:43)
Before The Iron It Gets Cold (5:26)
Taboo (6:00)
Never Came Back From India (2:33)
Review: Posuposu Otani is a mysterious throat singer and songwriter from Japan who dropped his debut physical album in March. By merging open-tuned guitar, Kohkin (aka the Jew's harp) and traditional throat singing, Otani creates a sound filled with rich harmonics and fluid rhythms that all evoke the mood of Impressionist art and explore themes of freedom, nature and self-discovery. Influenced by his punk roots, worldly travels and immersion in mountain life, Otani's storytelling music reflects his deep connection to the natural world and makes for a far-journeying listen.
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Piano Music 1-7
Cat: EMEGO 301CD. Rel: 02 Dec 21
 
Jazz
Piano Music 1
Piano Music 2
Piano Music 3
Piano Music 4
Piano Music 5
Piano Music 6
Piano Music 7
Review: Since he first emerged on Diagonal a decade ago, Powell has been associated with abstract rhythms, hard-edged electronics, modular madness and fearsome experimentation. Piano Music 1-7, then, is something of a departure: a set that's as equally as inspired by piano jazz and neo-classical musical movements as fractured electronica and the Radiophonic Workshop. Of course, this is not piano music in the Nils Frahm sense - much of the actual piano motifs are delivered on lo-fi keyboards and synthesizers, while his fluid, attractive and ultra-melodic refrains come wrapped in studio effects and occasional electronic textures. A great example of this hybrid sound is 'Piano Music 4' - all alien electronics, woozy piano riffs and unsettling experimental intent, while the raw beauty of shimmering ambient number 'Piano Music 7' is simply sublime.
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Effroyables Jardins (Soundtrack)
Effroyables Jardins (Soundtrack) (LP + insert + postcard)
Cat: ACOLOUR 040. Rel: 17 Sep 24
 
Soundtracks
Effroyables Jardins (Generique) (3:09)
Sabotage (2:49)
Arrestation (1:36)
Le Trou (2:13)
Effroyables Jardins Par Leszek Mozdzer (1ere version Piano) (2:19)
Metamorphose A L'Hopital (2:23)
Une Vie Pour Une Vie (1:24)
Effroyables Jardins (Generique 2eme Variation) (2:08)
Reminiscence (1:53)
Mariage (1:50)
Clown (1:58)
Effroyables Jardins (2:00)
Effroyables Jardins Par Leszek Mozdzer (2eme version Pia) (1:27)
Effroyables Jardins Par Leszek Mozdzer (3eme version Pian) (2:07)
Review: Strange Gardens, or Effroyables Jardins, tells the story of a French clown whose son is embarrassed by him, but this tomfoolery has a serious past - antics saved the street performer and his friend, Andre, both members of the French Resistance during the war, from certain death at the hands of the Nazis. It's an intimate and, at times, troubling exploration of innocence, persecution, identity, friendship, loyalty and escapism in the most harrowing circumstances. Not to mention the short memories of mankind and the prejudices we unfairly develop when truths are committed to faded sepia photographs. Zbignieuw Preisner encapsulates this thoughtful atmosphere beautifully, providing a piano and string score that's tender, poignant, emotional, and musically captivating. A record that can just as easily stand alone as it can next to its visual brethren.

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Ambiq
Ambiq (LP)
Cat: AM 703/14LP. Rel: 28 Jul 14
 
Experimental/Electronic
Erdkern
Tund
Touching The Present
Tragus
Tangoreceptor
Toxic Underground
No Body Language
Timone
Loka
Review: Samuel Rohrer's ArjunaMusic has been minimal in its output since 2012's debut from the label-head himself, but what he's put out has been of the highest quality. While both previous releases were strictly CD-only, Ambiq has also been pressed onto LP format. It seems strange that the deep, intricate music on the label hadn't been released on vinyl, but we're not here to question, merely to tell you how great this piece of music is. Buried in a complex shell compred of strands of free jazz, psyched-out electronics and ambient, this is as experimental as it gets. Starting from the opener, "Erdkern", we're thrown head-first into a melodic frenzy, one which expands and contracts from more rigid structures such as "Tund" and dissolves back into the abyss. The breaks on "Touching The Present" are stupendous. So great to see that the free jazz dynasty has evolved into brighter, more contemporary spheres.
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Embryology
Embryology (180 gram white & blue vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: PITPV 050. Rel: 31 Jul 23
 
Ambient/Drone
Acceptance (11:42)
Ekvir (6:37)
In The Dark (9:59)
The Light Of Dawn (7:06)
So Many Questions (11:34)
The Rising Tide (6:53)
Letting Go (10:03)
Metric Expansion Of Space (8:46)
Review: Daljit Kundi and Ludvig Cimbrelius have Indian and Swedish backgrounds but actually came together in the UK music scene and specifically ambient jungle. They set off to explore that world totters and did so with aplomb across several great albums and EPs. This new album was actually nearly done many years ago but was shelved owing to struggles with record labels. When Past Inside The Present heard it though they encouraged the album to be finished and so here it is. It's an emotional work which "attempts to represent a psychic darkness that is as deeply restful as it is ripe with creative potential." It's absorbing, beautiful ambient from a pair of real dons.
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Let's Emerge!
Let's Emerge! (translucent yellow vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SCR 210LP. Rel: 15 Jul 22
 
Experimental/Electronic
De-Hibernate (5:08)
Lyracal (4:43)
Does It Go Dark? (3:51)
Haze Loops (4:17)
Let's Emerge (part One) (2:27)
Saturation Point (3:34)
Sun Stroke (2:58)
Let's Emerge (part Two) (1:14)
Luminescence (4:31)
Warmth Of The Sun (7:18)
Review: Martin Jenkins aka Pye Corner Audio has been a busy man. He ended a fine trio of albums last year with Entangled Routes, then dropped a live album on this label early in the year, and now quickly follows it up with yet another fine long player. Ride guitarist Andy Bell plays on five of the tunes and is a collection that comes heated by plenty of sun and coloured with bright acid psychedelics. Says the man himself, "I try to tailor my work slightly differently for the various labels that I work with, and this seems to fit nicely with Sonic Cathedral's ethos." He has sure done that.
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The Endless Echo
Cat: GBX 045CD. Rel: 05 Apr 24
 
Experimental/Electronic
The Awful Majesty
Decision Point
Lacunae
On The Clock
Unnatural Span
Chronos
Heat Haze
Momentary Permanence
Written In Water
All Things Pass
Deeptime
Vault
Archaic
Counting The Hours
Green Pulse
Unremembered
Review: Analogue synth spooks rejoice, Pye Corner Audio is back with further explorations of the sweet spot between nostalgic fuzz and circuit-borne futurism. Ghost Box is a spiritual home for Martin Jenkins' flagship project, and he continues to edge out the scope of the Pye Corner sound without derailing the fundamental atmosphere. On The Endless Echo, warm, pulsing melodics set to eerie keys abound, and there's a fine balance between gorgeous ambient atmospheric pieces and sinewy, danceable rhythms, but Jenkins manages to sound fresh and inspired even while reliably holding true to the overall project aesthetic.
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A Monster's Expedition & Earlier Adventures (Soundtrack)
A Monster's Expedition & Earlier Adventures (Soundtrack) (gatefold orange vinyl LP + purple vinyl LP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: 8BIT 81592. Rel: 06 Jun 23
 
Soundtracks
Through The Archway (1:17)
Exploratory (5:26)
A Sit By The Water (1:36)
A Monster's Expedition (0:34)
The Rain Cascades (1:54)
Walking Through Mists (4:52)
Sedentary Waters (1:22)
To Cross The Seas (1:40)
Between The Shoals (5:14)
Islands With An Ocean View (1:33)
Moving Evergreens (1:48)
Observatory (5:09)
The Thalassic Surrounding (0:21)
Making Friends (2:26)
Pushing Onwards (0:51)
Isocyanic Acid (9:30)
Credits (1:10)
Level Select (0:51)
Andromeda (1:39)
Delpinus (2:10)
Vela (4:11)
Ursa Minor (2:28)
Cassiopeia (1:28)
Taurus (3:52)
Ursa Major (0:38)
Perseus (1:28)
Journey (2:26)
Monoliths (0:27)
Orion (1:05)
Nova (0:25)
Nova 7 (1:45)
A Good Snowman Is Hard To Build (1:52)
Evergreen (2:32)
A Welcoming Presence (2:16)
Warm & Cosy (1:18)
Flutter (1:15)
Whist (1:29)
It Isn't Over (3:39)
The Big Picture (1:31)
Dreamworld Waltz (3:13)
A Friend, In Three Parts (6:02)
Review: A Monster's Expedition + Earlier Adventures is a double disc collection of music from four different video games (namely A Monster's Expedition, Sokobond, Cosmic Express and A Good Snowman Is Hard to Build) all composed by Eli Rainsberry, Allison Walker, Nick Dymond, and Priscilla Snow. Each one is utterly unique to the game and each one comes laden with beautiful soothing atmospheres delicately coloured with ponderous and whimsical melodies that will distract you from whatever you are doing they are so gorgeous. This is music to get lost in and it comes with superbly serene artwork from Andre Rodrigues.
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Greyhound Days
Greyhound Days (translucent orange vinyl LP + MP3 download code limited to 300 copies)
Cat: MONDOJ 29LP. Rel: 28 Mar 25
 
Jazz
Ceilings (5:38)
Shadows (4:17)
Days (4:08)
Now I'm Broken Into (4:32)
Breath, Held (4:40)
Aerials (5:23)
Lily's Trace (5:06)
Review: Featuring a tenor saxophone and digital keyboard with subtle additions of other instruments, it offers up an effortless and expansive exchange between Shiroishi and Kurek whose collaboration first began during a BBC Radio 3 remote session aired on Jennifer Lucy Allan's Late Junction show in February 2024. The easy chemistry between them continued after the show and soon resulted in tracks that celebrate intuitive expression and the tenderness of first takes. Across these immersive sounds jazz sounds their sense of trust and discovery is there for all to hear as their sonics elegantly complement each other's voices and gestures.

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Cyberpunk: Edgerunners (Soundtrack)
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners (Soundtrack) (180 gram purple vinyl LP + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: 196588 63871. Rel: 22 Mar 24
 
Soundtracks
Franz Ferdinand - "This Fffire" (3:32)
Akira Yamaoka - "Opening Credits" (1:37)
Marcin Przybylowicz - "Modern Anthill" (3:18)
Akira Yamaoka - "Sudden Skirmish" (1:43)
Akira Yamaoka - "Like A Boy" (2:03)
Marcin Przybylowicz - "Cloudy Day" (5:07)
Akira Yamaoka - "Whatever It Takes" (2:16)
Akira Yamaoka - "Into The Fire" (2:17)
Marcin Przybylowicz - "Consumer Cathedral" (6:09)
PT Adamczyk - "Juiced Up" (2:03)
Akira Yamaoka - "Lucky You" (2:16)
Akira Yamaoka - "Whatever Choom, Like I Give A Sh*t" (1:25)
Marcin Przybylowicz & PT Adamczyk - "Run To The Edge" (2:58)
Dawid Podsiadlo - "Let You Down" (3:50)
Review: Akira Yamaoka, Marcin Przybylowicz and PT Adamczyk's original soundtrack for Cyberpunk: Edgerunners hears original OST numbers written for the award-winning anime series set within the futuristic dystopian world of Cyberpunk 2077, which originally spawned as the offshoot of the video game of the same name. Fitting for the music's breathy progressive house and electro oeuvre, which is interspersed with more traditional expressionist orchestral climaxes and builds, the Edgerunners series centres on a crack team of cyberpunk renegades, as they traverse the beastly underbelly of Night City, located in a futuristic vision of LA, navigating a world replete with corruption, gang violence, and cybernetic addiction. A note for fans: this vinyl edition includes unused, never-before-heard tracks composed by Yamaoka for Edgerunners, but which does not appear in the series.
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