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The Obsession With Her Voice
The Obsession With Her Voice (180 gram vinyl LP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: CST 176LP. Rel: 07 Mar 24
Dress Of Stillness (7:07)
Up My Sleeve (5:16)
German Singer (5:27)
Never Tried To Run (3:36)
One (2:30)
Open Eyes (4:00)
Bear (3:16)
Let Your Hair Down (6:13)
Good & Bad (4:38)
Temple (2:56)
 in stock $26.26
Eyes
Eyes (LP limited to 100 copies)
Cat: SR 012. Rel: 05 Mar 24
Choice (5:39)
Ballad (8:19)
1/2 (4:33)
Transition (5:37)
Eyes (1:30)
Pas (5:07)
Eternal (3:58)
 in stock $32.36
The Snow EP (remastered)
Cat: TM 020. Rel: 12 Mar 24
The Snow (Driftmix) (2:32)
The Snow (Answers Come In Dreams I) (5:50)
The Snow (Out In The Cold) (7:40)
The Snow (As Pure As?) (6:35)
The Snow (Answers Come In Dreams II) (5:57)
The Snow (6:42)
Review: The Transmigration label has been one of the leading reissue labels in the past half-decade dedicated to the underground sound in various electronic subgenres. For their 20th release of the label, they are reissuing the very desirable The Snow by the legendary 80s UK act Coil. Like the original remix album in 1991, this reissue stays true to keeping the same tracklist which features all the desired versions. Why fix something that isn't broken right?! Included are the ravey breakbeat version 'Answers Come In Dreams 1 as well as the very Psychic TV sounding 'Out In The Cold' and 'As Pure As?' versions that are raw, Chicago influenced acid house and techno inspired. Each and every version is ready for a good hammering on the dancefloor that wishes to veer off on a jaunt into early 90s techno and rave music.

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 in stock $19.63
In Menstrual Night
In Menstrual Night (12" picture disc + autographed photocard)
Cat: HOMALEPH 07LP. Rel: 11 Mar 24
Sucking Up Souls (22:35)
To Feed The Moon (19:22)
Review: David Michael Tibet's exploration of the arcane mysteries through Current 93 are an intriguing subculture all of their own, sat somewhere to the side of Coil and the other mystics of the post-industrial scene. In Menstrual Night was released in 1986 as two long form pieces that layer up voices into a mesmerising swirl. The cast of collaborators on the project include such luminaries as Steven Stapleton, Keiko Yoshida, Rose McDowall, Boyd Rice and the late John Balance. Now House Of Mythology have created a faithfully recreated picture disc vinyl edition, sure to be quickly gathered up by the faithful followers of this fascinating corner of electronic music.
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Island
Island (green vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: HOMALEPH 06LP. Rel: 11 Mar 24
Falling (4:22)
The Dream Of A Shadow Of Smoke (5:17)
Lament For My Suzanne (4:20)
Fields Of Rape (Sightless Return) (2:53)
Passing Horses (4:30)
Anyway, People Die (7:07)
To Blackened Earth (4:14)
Oh Merry-Go-Round (3:45)
Review: It's widely agreed that Island is one of the best works in the sprawling Current 93 catalogue. David Michael Tibet's quest into the more mysterious dimensions of our existence has yielded all kinds of musical results, but Island has a certain clarity and direction which lands beautifully. Created in 1990 alongside Icelandic composer Hilmar Orn Hilmarsson, it's an odyssey of technoid synthesis and orchestral poise, guided by strange narration and backed by some astounding singing. You'll instantly be able to recognise the tones of a young Bjork calling through the mist on opening track 'Falling' and it's quite something to hear her indomitable voice held back in the mix. That's the level this astounding album operates at, now carefully reproduced and reissued by House of Mythology.
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Coral
Coral (12")
Cat: WHYT 071. Rel: 05 Mar 24
Coral (8:35)
Flora (5:45)
Hazel (9:52)
Review: There's something special in the water here. The Knife's Olof Dreijer presents three sprawling tracks on a new EP marking the start of a fresh chapter in his career, with the opener, 'Coral', starting the scoring with a strange and captivating bit of what you might call micro-techno. A lo-fi kind of workout that marries beautiful harmonic tones with a hoover bass in a way that almost calls to mind 'Rainforest' era Mathew Johnson, only more organic and live feeling. Overleaf, so to speak, 'Flora' invites us to sit on a cloud of gentle strings and mesmerising noises, like reliving a precious but now-faint memory, delicate enough to break. Meanwhile, 'Hazel' takes us back down to Earth, its slowly unfolding, muffled steel drum melodies feeling strangely homely while also not of this place, this here and now.
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Glasshouse
Glasshouse (ash grey vinyl 12" in screen-printed sleeve limited to 100 copies)
Cat: DET 004. Rel: 04 Mar 24
Glasshouse 1 (5:37)
Glasshouse 2 (4:41)
Glasshouse 3 (6:19)
Glasshouse 4 (6:28)
Glasshouse 5 (7:10)
Review: The fledgling Detach label continues to show it means business with a new 12" in a lovely screen-printed sleeve. Romanian artist Dyl is the one in charge and has been serving up consistently excellent and innovative sounds now for serval years. All of these cuts mix up great sound design with languid rhythms - the first is eerie, with watery droplets and glassy tinkles hanging in the air, while 'Glasshouse 2' has a percolating rhythm down low. 'Glasshouse 3' gets a little more dynamic with a shimmering low end and freaky abstract life forms and 'Glasshouse 4' layers in more intense and ever-shifting synth lines while the closer sounds like it's roaming through a deserted factory long after it shut down.

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Manifolds/Octavia
Manifolds/Octavia (limited LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SPGRM 009. Rel: 06 Mar 24
Jessica Ekomane - "Manifolds" (17:16)
Laurel Halo - "Octavia" (21:05)
Review: Two artists split a double-A single, exploring both sounds and their structure in their own unique ways. 'Manifolds' sees Jessica Ekomane dive so far into polyphonic writing processes she reaches 'multiphonic', with different sonic voices, sources and timbres no longer on parallel trajectories, but eventually splicing into something closer to a human chant than most ritualistic tunes we're heard in a while. The effect is staggering. Laurel Halo then presents 'Octavia', which is best described as a kind of collage of beautiful harmonisation, a series of melodic motifs and textures that form small wholes, dissipate, reappear, merge, are all aurally connected but never combined. Highly technical stuff on the part of both producers, the coherency between the two is impossible to miss, making for a unique but coherent ambient-drone gem.
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Shokuhin
Cat: OM 183. Rel: 07 Mar 24
La Men
Kami Desu
Night Communication
Omochi
Yume Kikou
Made In Japan (0:55)
Cooking Master (1:05)
Tansansen (2:15)
Ikimono (1:29)
Desert Road (2:07)
Off Man (1:06)
Ant (2:42)
Tongue (2:06)
Aru (1:34)
Ice Ber (0:34)
Soramimi (1:02)
Monster Story (0:52)
The End Of TV (1:08)
Review: Foodman is now well known for his left-of-centre sounds having toured the world plenty of times. Back when his debut album arrived in 2012 though he was barely known at all. It came on Orange Milk and was a wonky fusion leftfield experimentation and beat music inspired by Chicago juke. It came back then on cassette only but now the same label has pressed it up to vinyl and that means it is sure to become a cult classic all over again. The often sorts, sketchy tracks are full of wonderful ideas, a lot of MIDI sounds, bizarre designs and great use of negative space.
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Guitar Solos/Fifty (50th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: WE 5. Rel: 18 Mar 24
Hello Music (LP1: Guitar Solos (1974)) (2:23)
Glass C/W Steel (2:30)
Ghosts (6:40)
Out Of Their Heads (On Locoweed) (5:49)
Not Forgotten (4:11)
Hollow Music (2:01)
Heat C/W Moment (9:02)
No Birds (3:33)
Dawns (LP2: Fifty (2024)) (0:01)
Outer Order (0:01)
Tempus Fugit (0:02)
Quicksilver (For Simone) (1:57)
Unterwegs (For Roman) (3:48)
Phalaropes (1:27)
Jack’s Neap Tide (2:02)
Schlechte Gewissen (2:26)
Move Indigo (3:15)
To Do (1:47)
The Map Of Dreams (3:04)
Locomoting (4:00)
Dusks (1:48)
Review: Fred Frith is simultaneously a singular musical figure and a collection of musical lifetimes. He's the composer who wrote fragile avant-garde music in the tradition of John Cage and Earle Brown, the innovator who created new concepts of underground rock with his colleagues in the band Henry Cow, and the improviser who developed his very own language on the guitar. The many facets of Frith's musical oeuvre shimmer in vibrant and unique colors, but stand as one rainbow monolith of musical creation, never disintegrating into esoteric eclecticism. Always musically curious and unbiased, he develops his ideas in the moment, demonstrating in real time how his creative process, while free of old hat conventions and tricks, creates an immediate yet unrandom and committed music. At the core is his unique guitar playing, which is on full display across these two records. His debut, Guitar Solos (1974), opened up a space beyond rock and improvised music and now, 50 years later comes Fift (2024), a new solo guitar album that sounds completely different and yet familiar, adding to his monolith of musical creation with another new vibrant color.
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Somoku Hodo
Somoku Hodo (limited translucent green vinyl 12" + MP3 download code in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: BF 137. Rel: 07 Mar 24
Somoku (4:27)
Doku (2:52)
Ta Hui Xiaoxi (7:24)
Qie Boming (1:10)
Cue (4:12)
Hamidasu Yubi (4:21)
Doku (SCREWED) (bonus track) (6:26)
Review: Japanese Wunderkind Hakushi Hasegawa made their Brainfeeder debut back in 2023, dropping the incredible Somoku Hudo after a slating of similarly super jazzbreaks released independently until that magical moment. Having not yet made their mark with a wider international audience, it was up to impresario FlyLo and co. to 'break' Hasegawa, resulting first in an infamous Fuji Rock festival appearance and now a resultant repress of the initially digital mini-album. Somoku Hudo is a surreally intense jubilant jaunt through hallmarks of J-pop, neo-jungle and cutecore, ever veering on the chromatic and rhythmically errant. A crude comparison would be if Mario Kart met Tennyson met Sunik Kim, though even this is just a first-listen comparison; an auditory encounter with the Real, if you will, it's difficult to capture Hasegawa's music totally in words except for its seeming invitation to make references to other sources - which, huzzah, indicates new experimental electronic ground has been trodden!
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Air Ni Ni (reissue)
Air Ni Ni (reissue) (limited grey marbled vinyl LP + MP3 download code in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: BF 138. Rel: 07 Mar 24
Only You (4:07)
Track 2 (4:51)
Scary Point (1:48)
Desert (3:54)
Cold Goat (2:56)
Stamens, Pistils, Parties (5:38)
Evil Things (6:48)
Itsukushii Hibi (7:02)
I Can See Mountains (4:11)
Neutral (3:26)
Review: Brainfeeder looks back to Japanese hybridist Hakushi Hasegawa's first album Air Ni Ni here and reissues it on limited grey marbled vinyl. Although on the surface it might be thought of as pop, get in between the beats and you will find a challenging record that fused everything from bubblegum pop to breakcore, prog jazz to video games and much more besides. The record first came in 2019 and remains astonishingly diverse and new in the way it mashes up traditional genre boundaries and draws on alt-rock. Fans of label head Flying Lotus are sure to love it as is anyone who heard it first tie round.
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Necessary Genius
Cat: HVN 73112. Rel: 06 Mar 24
Necessary Genius (Phil Kieran vocal) (6:51)
Necessary Genius (Phil Kieran dub) (6:51)
Necessary Genius (Decius remix) (6:48)
Necessary Genius (Skymas remix) (3:59)
Review: One of two new David Holmes releases to be released in the run-up to his recent album Blind On A Galloping Horse, 'Necessary Genius' complemented the contemporaneous 'Stop Apologising' and now comes to 12" vinyl for a remix set from Phil Kieran, Decius and Skymas. While the original track functions as something of an imperfect list of musical and political greats, come "necessary geniuses" - Sinead O'Connor, Terry Hall, Angela Davis - the remixes here make for nicely expanded versions, post-punk-techno of the original electro cut.
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Stop Apologising
Cat: HVN 73212. Rel: 06 Mar 24
Stop Apologising (Horse Meat Disco vocal remix) (7:08)
Stop Apologising (Horse Meat Disco instrumental remix) (7:02)
Stop Apologising (Cosmodelica extended remix) (7:26)
Review: The injunction to "stop apologising" can be affirming or destructive at the same time, depending on how you look at things. It's also the name of the new single from David Holmes' forthcoming album Blind On A Galloping Horse, which captures this contradiction quite nicely: a tripletting, dark electro come hi-NRG sound provides the dark underside to Raven Violet's angel-inside-your-head lyrics: "stop apologising for things you've never done / stop catastrophizing, get your feet back on the ground." The resistant, prefigurative political bent of Holmes' music is well-reflected here, striking at the heart of his personal philosophy: carve out some headroom for yourself, you don't need to take so much responsibility; such is the bedrock of effective action. Oh, and the remixes by Horse Meat Disco and Cosmodelica are wicked as well.
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Played by: DJ ROCCA
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Bled El Fen
Cat: NEDJMA 001. Rel: 18 Mar 24
Tsakhbira (with Zineddine Bouchaala)
Bled El Fen
Ghira Bla Sebba (with Chazil)
Mohammed
Hey Galbi (with Gasba Electrique)
Bab El Oued (with Leila Moon)
Elf Leila
Harramt
 in stock $29.70
Colliding Bubbles
Cat: IMPREC 531. Rel: 07 Mar 24
Colliding Bubbles
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Very Still Right Now
Cat: CMM 0100. Rel: 04 Mar 24
Don't See Me (5:42)
Where's Your Gray Friendo? (3:38)
I Feel Goose (7:54)
Very Still Right Now (4:43)
I Feel Goose (Lindstrom remix) (7:56)
Goosy Lucy (6:33)
Dreamed Or Dreamt? (7:57)
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F Lux
F Lux (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: DFA 2707. Rel: 05 Mar 24
Aora (6:07)
Tols (2:21)
Schinokapsala (4:48)
Hebust Cometh (5:27)
Haerstag (4:27)
This 1 (5:35)
Nothing In My Hand (4:57)
Parasymptofelia (5:15)
Review: Russian avant-garde sculptor namesakes Naum Gabo, AKA Jonnie Wilkes of Optimo and mastering engineer James Savage, drop their inaugural album, 'F. Lux.' The pair delve deep over eight tracks of cavernous ambiance, pummeling industrial techno and barren, windswept synthscapes, which are perfectly alluded to by Scottish painter Andrew Cranston's surreal artwork. In turns introspective and oppressive, the pair ditch their usual stylistic sensibilities for something altogether more longform and enveloping, allowing for full immersion in the cavernous soundworld. Highlights include opening wormhole 'Aora' and the deeply tense grindhouse resonances of the aptly named 'Hebust Cometh'. Wicked and bad.
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Endless Path Of Memory
Cat: SONICS 03. Rel: 07 Mar 24
Intro (5:13)
Things Fall Apart (4:14)
Tales (3:13)
Vanity Mirror (3:51)
Xero (3:31)
Orchid (2:10)
My Eyes Looked Dull & Sunken (feat Racine) (6:04)
Replica (2:38)
Bury It Deep Inside Yourself (4:46)
June (4:13)
Review: Nexcyia's debut project ventures into the realm of sound design, breaking free from conventional tempo grids. The departure from typical song structures is evident throughout with disruptive yet evocative sonic experimentation filling the void. London-based sound artist Adam Dove, drawing from his background in sound art, crafts a rich soundscape in Endless Path of Memory as he blends harsh sampling and gentle synthesis. Through granular synthesis and archived audio, he explores the boundaries of reality and illusion, reflecting on themes of otherness and existential exploration. As such this record offers a poignant commentary on modern anxiety, inviting you on a journey into the depths of the human experience.
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Live At Cafe Oto
Live At Cafe Oto (cassette limited to 50 copies)
Cat: MUSCUTLIVE 2. Rel: 07 Mar 24
Ambianta (IV) (3:42)
Ambianta (VI) (1:42)
Ambianta (VII) (5:41)
Uomo Di Mondo + Mirrorage (I) (5:54)
Track 5 (3:34)
Ambianta Il + Uomo Di Mondo III (4:17)
Uomo Di Mondo + Mirrorage (II) (4:58)
Ambianta (I) (4:25)
Ambianta (V) (5:43)
Glass Flowers (3:55)
Dark Archeo (2:57)
Jazz Tape (3:17)
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On Gossamer Clouds
On Gossamer Clouds (hand-numbered LP lmiited to 110 copies)
Cat: NWS 19. Rel: 07 Mar 24
Little Boats With Love (feat DwindL13) (0:49)
Reflections (6:07)
Dream Traffic (5:23)
Amore (feat Bryan Wilson) (3:24)
Sargasso (4:22)
Radio Bamako (feat Bunk Bed) (1:55)
Lazy Summer Halo
Smile (feat Bryan Wilson)
Teacher, Tell Me (feat Opoku Mensah)
Cold War Frontier
Daughter Of Ra
Forest Of Swords (feat Bunk Bed) (1:14)
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Thunder Perfect Mind
Cat: IF 119CD. Rel: 06 Mar 24
Cold (CD1: Thunder Perfect Mind)
Colder Still
Zero Neither No (Andrew Liles remix - CD2: Various Industrial Adhesives & Lubricant)
Crank
Steel Dream March Of The Metal Men
The Dadda's Intoxication
Head Cold
Cold (Miss Ticker mix)
Spooky Loop
Alien
Colder Than
Colder Then
Bad Trip To Berlin
Review: Confusingly, two staggering out-there experimental albums arrived in 1992 bearing the same title: Thunder Perfect Mind. One came from Current 93, a group led by David Tibet featuring Nurse With Wound founder Steven Stapleton. The second was the latter's own experimental musical meditation on the same musical theme - a follow-up to the classic Soliloquy For Lilith that was, if anything, even darker, weirder and more intense than Current 93's paganistic LP. This expanded reissue presents a remastered version of the original two-track set on disc one - complete with musical contributions by Colin Potter and David Tibet - and a wealth of rare, unreleased and recently unearthed contemporaneous material on CD2. It's the ultimate version of an inspiringly out-there set.
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Martin Rev (reissue)
Cat: BB 440LP. Rel: 18 Mar 24
Mari (4:23)
Baby O Baby (4:48)
Nineteen 86 (4:35)
Temptation (7:18)
Jomo (4:37)
Asia (3:49)
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Strange Times
Cat: IMPREC 525. Rel: 07 Mar 24
Post-apocalyptic Biscuit
Niche
And I Dream Of Large Hotels
Odysseus In The Sirenuse
Unfiguring 21
Say The Word
I Yeah, Too
Backtalk
October, Almost October
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Brogkl EP
Brogkl EP (12")
Cat: TPDD 009. Rel: 13 Mar 24
Smyyre Myyrgu (4:45)
Ersatz Terrasse (3:53)
Density Of Aha (4:39)
Brogkl (4:45)
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What Time Is Love? Sessions
Cat: SRJAM 23B. Rel: 07 Mar 24
T Minus 23/Luminosity/Mu Sagitarri (14:34)
What Time Is Love (Redux) (5:35)
What Time Is Ardkore (5:58)
Turning Point (6:17)
Spiral Sunrise/Pure Trance Artefact/Synchronicity (10:41)
That Wisnae A Microdose/Melon Farmer/Epsilon/Sheep To Shepherd (21:33)
Review: Mad-heads, rave veterans and lovers of having their brains rewired by previously unexplored sonic realms unite, because here comes the first of four, yes four, new albums from the fantastic freak of nature that is Special Request. His 'What Time Is Love? Sessions' arrives in several different formats this month and across six sizzling tracks that re-wire the KLF's hit of that name, he taps into everything from "ephemeral ambiance to barnstorming hardcore, pummelling house to pointillist trance" and does so with a mix of the surreal and the psychotic, the psychedelic and the downright ridiculous. It's mental, and we love it.
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What Time Is Love? Sessions
What Time Is Love? Sessions (limited gatefold purple galaxy vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: SRJAM 23. Rel: 07 Mar 24
T Minus 23/Luminosity/Mu Sagitarri (14:34)
What Time Is Love (Redux) (5:35)
What Time Is Ardkore (5:58)
Turning Point (6:17)
Spiral Sunrise/Pure Trance Artefact/Synchronicity (10:41)
That Wisnae A Microdose/Melon Farmer/Epsilon/Sheep To Shepherd (21:33)
Review: You've got to love Leeds hero Paul Woolford aka Special Request. When everyone says the album format is dead he simply laughs and says 'hold my beer'. Not for the first time, he has announced that he is releasing more than one full length in one year and all in quick succession. This is a limited gatefold purple galaxy vinyl double album version of the 'What Time Is Love? Sessions' which saw him re-imagining the KLF's cult hit of that name. All his various experiments with it feature here and span brain frying cosmic techno turbulence, bowel-emptying bass mutations, warp-speed rave and plenty of hard-to-define sounds in between. All hail the Woolmeister!
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What Time Is Love? Sessions
What Time Is Love? Sessions (limited clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: SRJAM 23C. Rel: 07 Mar 24
T Minus 23/Luminosity/Mu Sagitarri (14:34)
What Time Is Love (Redux) (5:35)
What Time Is Ardkore (5:58)
Turning Point (6:17)
Spiral Sunrise/Pure Trance Artefact/Synchronicity (10:41)
That Wisnae A Microdose/Melon Farmer/Epsilon/Sheep To Shepherd (21:33)
Review: As you know if you have followed the work of Special Request aka Paul Woolford, it often comes in huge bursts and across several releases at once. So it is that this year the one-man production machine is to drop not one but a four-album run over the next 12 months, all independently. Quite what he runs on we do not know but we need some because once again on this limited clear vinyl version of his 'What Time Is Love? Sessions' he taps into the future as he rewires the musical DNA of rave, techno, bass and jungle into tracks that make your brain fizz and your body move. Unreal work once more from this unstoppable force.
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Penumba
Penumba (cassette)
Cat: AM 016TAPE. Rel: 06 Mar 24
Track 1 (7:51)
Track 2 (5:22)
Track 3 (4:27)
Track 4 (6:32)
Track 5 (7:18)
Track 6 (interlude) (3:50)
Track 7 (Late Junction) (28:15)
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Penumba
Penumba (CD)
Cat: AM 016CD. Rel: 06 Mar 24
Track 1
Track 2
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Moments
Moments (limited 7" + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: 4BITP 010. Rel: 14 Mar 24
Track 1 (4:37)
Track 2 (0:10)
Review: Composer, sound designer, musician, artist. Vienna-based Ulrich Troyer has a number of strings to his bow, all of which have played into a world-building process deeply rooted in dub and sound system culture. Releases on the likes of Deep Midi Musik are a good reference point for newcomers. Here, though, we're in less structured and formalised places, with two pieces - well, one and a bit - of abstraction waiting for you to get lost in. 'Track 1' certainly comes with the kind of low reverberations and effects that call to mind huge speaker stacks in smoke-filled places. But it's also kind of deconstructed journey, it harmonises distorted beats and rhythms with beautiful melodic motifs in a way that's as innovative and beguiling as it is instantly pleasing. Flip it to find something we won't even bother trying to define, a celebration of the remnants of that opening arrangement, perhaps.
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Sheet Erosion
Cat: SNS 025CD. Rel: 08 Mar 24
Lean Developments In Noisy Thoughts
Kick Tape
The Past Imperfect
Bucolic Plague
A Convocation Of Ghosts
Nek Plus Ultra
Lame Ribbon
A Last Lesson From The Silent Teachers
Service Superceding Self
Empire Of Dampness
Satin Bias
Cease The Day
Every Page A Gentle Wave
 in stock $28.11
King Of Blue
Cat: MEA 050. Rel: 05 Mar 24
Dream Spot (1:44)
Double Doors (2:06)
Top Floor (1:50)
Deer District, Cream City, July '21 (0:38)
King Of Blue (4:15)
Fudge Sun (1:36)
 in stock $14.32
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