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Del Silencio
Cat: LER 1035. Rel: 16 May 24
Old Bass (7:04)
Del Silencio (Playa De Gavieiro) (7:36)
Chintofono (1:42)
Asturtxal (3:50)
De Puntillas (3:09)
Nella Tana Dei Gargoyle (2:04)
Precipia L'alba (1:35)
Review: For Left Ear's 35th release, the label revisits the archives of Spanish musician Jesus M' Catalan and his project, Respuesta Alternativa. Unlike his previous release, these tracks, which were created between 1987 and 1990, were recently discovered in a forgotten shoebox. While working as a sound technician, Jesus crafted atmospheric tracks in his bedroom, later refining them with collaborator Julian C. Perez. Their music evolved from simple themes with guitars to incorporating vocal samples. Influenced by his Asturian roots, Jesus blended serene and stormy elements, reflecting the contrasting seas of the Balearic and Asturias Islands, creating unique, enduring soundscapes.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan
 in stock $29.01
Ce N'est Q'Un Debut
Ce N'est Q'Un Debut (160 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: MEDICAL 002LP. Rel: 15 Oct 14
Computer Sourire
Ce N'est Q'un Debut
Problemes D'amour (feat Martine Michellod)
Dance Boy Dance
Hola Macci Kola
African Kola (feat Stefano Cocco Cantini - Sax)
Review: Twenty nine years ago (can you believe it) Alexander Robotnick released his first album, Ce N'Est Q'Un Debut, featuring what's arguably his most defining track "Problemes D'amour" with the Harajuku-cute vocals of Martine Michellod. It's this album that has influenced countless French synth pop acts and a horde of old school electro lovers, and all this time later it's been repressed (again) by the label that first released it, Medical. Keeping the sacredness of this LP firmly intact by sticking with the keyboard-head artwork, Ce N'Est Q'Un Debut - along with Man Parish's 1982 self-titled debut - should be in all of our record collections.
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Live
Live (limited numbered gatefold transparent blue vinyl LP)
Cat: RLP 010400BLUE. Rel: 09 Aug 22
Beta-Gamma (4:24)
Anastasis (2:06)
Future Woman (8:29)
Drum Solo (2:17)
Sci-Fi Boogie (8:15)
Prologue (2:53)
Guitar Visions (2:23)
On The Road Again (8:45)
Electric Delight (9:03)
Review: 70s space disco and laser-rock outfit Rockets started out life in Paris as Crystal. They later renamed and had singles such as 'Future Woman' and debut album 'Rockets' which helped establish them and win them a wider fan base. 1980 saw them record their Live album and offer up a cross section of their tracks in all their synth and futuristic glory. The aforementioned 'Future Woman' features along with the heavy sounds of 'Drum Solo' and Kerouac-referring 'On The Road Again' which is a jaunty disco groove with vocoder vocals.
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タグ: Space Disco | Rock Disco
 in stock $36.45
Seventeen Seconds
Seventeen Seconds (limited translucent red vinyl LP)
Cat: LSSN 078. Rel: 29 Jun 22
A Reflection (2:02)
Play For Today (3:40)
Secrets (3:23)
In Your House (3:22)
Three (3:06)
The Final Sound (1:15)
A Forest (5:56)
M (3:09)
At Night (5:56)
Seventeen Seconds (3:43)
Review: Here's something new from one of Japan's leading nu jazz outfits Nautilus. Already seriously accomplished across their back catalogue, on this occasion they chose to tackle some evergreen jazz standards and give them a crisp modern lick. From Herbie Hancock's 'The Eye Of The Hurricane' to Bobby Hutcherson's 'Little B's Poem' plus pieces from Billy Taylor, Duke Ellington and more, the band's signature sound is all over the renditions (check the super funky slap bass coursing through the Hutcherson cover) but you can hear the original material coming through in all the right ways.
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As Long As The Light
Cat: LPGRON 258. Rel: 22 Apr 22
Edgy Smiles (6:00)
Exp 1 (4:54)
You Look At Me (4:54)
Curfewed (5:57)
See Through (5:24)
Forget This (4:15)
Codrive Me (5:48)
Happy (Slow Burner) (7:12)
Review: Michael Rother from acclaimed wave bands such as NEU! and Harmonia steps out for a new album As Long As The Light that finds him collaborate with Italian musician Vittoria Maccabruni. It is a work packed with dark moods, with towering sonic constructions and plenty of unsettling emotions. They are created by Rother's trademark melodies and expressive guitar harmonies and all eight songs manage to break new ground despite the fact that over the last 50 years Rother has amassed such a fine catalogue. This one is eerie and excellent and will conjure up a mental movie like no other.
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Profound Mysteries III
Profound Mysteries III (limited numbered gatefold vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: DOG 053LP. Rel: 17 Nov 22
So Amiguous (6:05)
Me&Youphoria (4:29)
Stay Awhile (6:09)
The Night (7:46)
Lights Out (5:21)
Speed King (9:36)
The Next Day (4:07)
Just Wanted To Know (4:04)
Feel It (7:10)
Like An Old Dog (4:49)
Review: Royksopp declared their 2014 album The Inevitable End to be the last time they would release a traditional album, and after eight years they lived up to that promise this year with a new audio-visual approach titled Profound Mysteries. The first instalment appeared in April, while the second volume landed in late summer, and now they're underlining the project with this appropriately epic conclusion. Drawing on collaborators such as Alison Goldfrapp, Susanne Sundfor and Jamie Irrepressible, we get another 10 slices of glittering, melodious synth pop magic from one of the finest duos to do it.
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Profound Mysteries II
Profound Mysteries II (numbered gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: DOG 052LP. Rel: 17 Nov 22
Demiclad Baboons (3:44)
Let's Get It Right (5:02)
Unity (5:13)
Oh, Lover (6:13)
Sorry (4:52)
Control (6:12)
It Was A Good Thing (4:04)
Remembering The Departed (3:43)
Tell Him (5:22)
Some Resolve (6:50)
Review: Electronic pop trailblazers, Royksopp, announce the second part to their expansive Profound Mysteries project, Profound Mysteries II. They declared their 2014 album The Inevitable End to be the last time they would release a traditional album, and after eight years they lived up to that promise this year with a new audio-visual approach titled Profound Mysteries. This second instalment of three is the andante-minuet of said electro-symphony, in which the band unveil a gargantuan selection of self-generated tunes, in contrast to the totally collaborative third part).
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