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Placelessness
Cat: SOMA 052LP. Rel: 26 Oct 23
Placelessness I (18:12)
Placelessness II (20:33)
Review: It's fair to say Placelessness is the work of an Australian experimental supergroup. Oren Ambarchi has been a towering figure of hyper-minimalism since the mid-80s, most notably creating tense and elongated stretches of recordings and performance using guitar tone. Robbie Avenaim is an accomplished experimental drummer, and Chris Abrahams heads up The Necks. That's a very condensed biography for three incredibly accomplished musicians who finally make good on years of live collaborations and criss-crossed pathways to deliver a stunning album which brings their respective qualities into sharp relief, somehow fuller than their solo efforts without losing the vital subtlety and patience which has guided them to greatness.
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Beyond A Moonless Night
Beyond A Moonless Night (limited white vinyl LP)
Cat: SRWAX 22. Rel: 05 Jul 24
Autumnal Dew (5:53)
Dawn Lined Horizon (5:44)
Zodiacal Clouds (5:36)
Infinite Pathways (5:56)
Dusk Settled Over The Mountains (6:22)
Alternate Spring Sundown (5:29)
Review: Beyond A Moonless Night, a collaboration between Simon Huxtable's Inhmost project and Pierre Nesi's Owl alias, epitomizes chillout bliss. Highlights include 'Autumnal Dew,' a picturesque, nature-infused soundscape perfect for stargazing. Its beauty is awe-inspiring and evocative. 'Zodiacal Clouds' is another standout, shimmering with soft, floaty ambient tones that are simply delightful. On Side-2, 'Infinite Pathways' gives us feelings of being hopeful in a serene enviorment, offering a sense of tranquility and calm. Both artists bring their expertise in ambient music, creating a rich palette of soothing tones and textures. This collaboration is an exciting collaboration we hope to see more from. This is a must for ambient and drone followers.
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Top Gun: Maverick (Soundtrack)
Top Gun: Maverick (Soundtrack) (limited gatefold white vinyl LP)
Cat: 459707 3. Rel: 17 Nov 22
Main Titles (You've Been Called Back To Top Gun) (2:23)
Kenny Loggins - "Danger Zone" (3:34)
Darkstar (2:56)
Miles Teller - "Great Balls Of Fire" (live) (1:57)
You're Where You Belong/Give 'em Hell (5:26)
OneRepublic - "I Ain't Worried" (2:31)
Dagger One Is Hit/Time To Let Go (2:21)
Tally Two/What's The Plan/F-14 (3:50)
The Man, The Legend/Touchdown (7:13)
Penny Returns (interlude) (2:46)
Lady Gaga - "Hold My Hand" (3:48)
Top Gun Anthem (2:28)
Review: When they brought back Tom Cruise's macho fighter pilot for Top Gun: Maverick, they were making no bones about the nostalgia trip. The original remains an endearingly ludicrous slice of 80s action with all the brawn necessary to make it an enduring hit, and the soundtrack more than matches up to that, going nine times platinum, no less. That's a lot of success to match up to, so Maverick pulls out the big guns by tapping up Lady Gaga for the hit-making and Hans Zimmer for the epic Hollywood score. It's tonnes of fun, and it even features Kenny Loggins' classic 'Danger Zone' from the original.
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A Tension Of Opposites: Vol 1 & 2
A Tension Of Opposites: Vol 1 & 2 (limited gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: WOE 005. Rel: 12 Apr 22
Obverse (Volume 1: At Variance) (2:16)
Retrograde (3:50)
Contra (4:19)
Antipode (2:33)
Discrepant (3:08)
Crosswise (3:37)
Anomic (3:24)
Inimical (3:02)
Antonym (4:47)
Sunder (4:55)
A Far Cry (4:21)
Unfolding (Volume 2: Into The Pleasure Garden) (12:08)
Entrancement (7:32)
Ravishment (12:33)
I Don't Know I'm Not A Dream (11:08)
Review: Despite what you might assume, O Yuki Conjugate are actually an English duo. Hailing from the country's renowned hinterland somewhere between ambient and industrial, the pair - better known as Roger Horberry and Andrew Hulme - first started the project in 1982, a time in the nation's history that was particularly fertile for sonic experiments of the synthesised kind.

A Tension of Opposites is proof they have lost little of their imagination and creative spark, even decades later. Born in the first year of the pandemic, 2020, both artists worked in isolation and therefore both had different ideas about how a sonic response to the most batshit crazy situation in living memory should sound. The result, then, is a lush, intoxicating, and thoughtful journey through tonalities, resonance, and deep refrains that offers two sides of the same terrifying, traumatic, and life-changing story.
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Halo: Combat Evolved (Soundtrack)
Cat: LMLP 236. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Opening Suite (3:30)
Truth & Reconciliation Suite (8:24)
Brothers In Arms (1:28)
Enough Dead Heroes (3:00)
Perilous Journey (2:25)
A Walk In The Woods (1:52)
Ambient Wonder (1:55)
The Gun Pointed At The Head Of The Universe (2:25)
Trace Amounts (1:50)
Under Cover Of Night (3:38)
What Once Was Lost (1:40)
Lament For Pvt Jenkins (1:08)
Devils Monsters (1:28)
Covenant Dance (1:46)
Alien Corridors (1:34)
Rock Anthem For Saving The World (1:18)
The Maw (1:04)
Drumrun (1:00)
On A Pale Horse (1:34)
Perchance To Dream (0:55)
Library Suite (6:37)
The Long Run (2:17)
Suite Autumn (4:19)
Shadows (3:47)
Dust & Echoes (2:59)
Halo (1:11)
Review: In the right circles,, Martin O'Donnell and Michael Savatori are living legends. Working with the iconic US video game company Bungie Inc, the pair put their names on the map - or maybe maps? - by creating soundtracks to a number of high profile titles, either as a duo or individually. O'Donnell is arguably the better known, or at least has the bigger online persona, but both composers deserve plenty of credit. Halo: Combat Evolved was the first title in what is now a huge and genre-defining first person shooter franchise, and the score reflects the emergence of video game music as an integral part of the on-screen action. O'Donnell and Savatori's efforts to ensure instrumentation dramatically changed with events in the game, which is by nature relatively non-linear, was a revelation. While their efforts to separate these into individual suites foresaw the rise of playable stories as films in their own right.
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Halo 2 (Soundtrack)
Cat: LMLP 237. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Halo Theme (Mjolnir mix) (4:11)
Peril (2:47)
Ghosts Of Reach (2:22)
Heretic, Hero (2:35)
Flawed Legacy (1:58)
Impend (2:24)
Ancient Machine (1:39)
In Amber Clad (1:40)
The Last Spartan (2:19)
Orbit Of Glass (1:16)
Heavy Price Paid (2:32)
Earth City (3:07)
High Charity (1:59)
Remembrance (1:17)
Prologue (2:35)
Cairo Suite (9:43)
Mombasa Suite (6:39)
Unyielding (3:06)
Mausoleum Suite (8:13)
Unforgotten (2:12)
Delta Halo Suite (7:49)
Sacred Icon Suite (11:08)
Reclaimer (3:06)
High Charity Suite (8:30)
Finale (3:11)
Epilogue (3:48)
Review: It's been a long time since Halo: Combat Evolved revolutionised the word of first-person shooter video games. Graphically superior to anything that had come before it, the franchise also benefits from a spectacularly gripping storyline in which humans are outgunned and out-teched by a ruthless and uncompromising alliance of superiorly equipped alien races united as The Covenant. The titular Halo adds a kind of Prometheus air of uncertainty, as nobody really knows what it does until attempts to activate the galaxy-destroying weapon reveal something worse than death - a parasitic breed called the Flood. If all that was enough to blow everyone away in 2001, 2004 brought us to a whole new level of immersion in this future scape. Just like its predecessor, a big part of the impact was the visionary score by gaming soundtrack masters Martin O'Donnell and Michael Savatori. Now here it is in all its Gregorian chanting glory.

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Halo 3 (Soundtrack)
Halo 3 (Soundtrack) (heavyweight vinyl 3xLP in slip-case)
Cat: LMLP 238. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Luck (3:15)
Released (5:19)
Infiltrate (3:49)
Honorable Intentions (2:45)
Last Of The Brave (4:02)
Brutes (5:07)
Out Of Shadow (4:39)
To Kill A Demon (3:40)
This Is Our Land (4:00)
This Is The Hour (2:08)
Dread Intrusion (3:45)
Follow Our Brothers (5:05)
Farthest Outpost (5:11)
Behold A Pale Horse (5:38)
Edge Closer (3:02)
Three Gates (4:34)
Black Tower (6:04)
One Final Effort (3:07)
Keep What You Steal (2:33)
Gravemind (5:22)
No More Dead Heroes (5:01)
Halo Reborn (3:57)
Greatest Journey (4:49)
Tribute (2:51)
Roll Call (5:56)
Wake Me Up When You Need Me (2:18)
Legend (0:39)
Choose Wisely (1:18)
Movement (0:28)
Never Forget (3:07)
Finish The Fight (2:26)
Review: Laced Records and Halo Studios partner up to bring the epic soundtracks of the original Halo trilogy to vinyl for the first time, remastering and revamping 83 original scores from Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2, and Halo 3. the music that defined a franchise is thus ethered in perpetuity. Weaving orchestral elements, prog rock, drum corps marches, and heavy metal, Halo presents a perfect bottling of angst and militancy; owing to its popularity with a certain teen gamer cohort, Halo 2's score especially made history as the first video game OST to chart on the Billboard 200. Now, each soundtrack is presented in its own sleeve with custom artwork, and comes in a collector's box adorned with a debossed Halo logo and silver laminate finish.
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Halo Original Trilogy Soundtrack Collection (Soundtrack)
Cat: LMLP 235. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Opening Suite (3:31)
Truth & Reconciliation Suite (8:24)
Brothers In Arms (1:28)
Enough Dead Heroes (3:01)
Perilous Journey (2:25)
A Walk In The Woods (1:51)
Ambient Wonder (1:55)
The Gun Pointed At The Head Of The Universe (2:26)
Trace Amounts (1:50)
Under Cover Of Night (3:41)
What Once Was Lost (1:40)
Lament For Pvt Jenkins (1:15)
Devils Monsters (1:30)
Covenant Dance (1:57)
Alien Corridors (1:42)
Rock Anthem For Saving The World (1:17)
The Maw (1:04)
Drumrun (1:01)
On A Pale Horse (1:34)
Perchance To Dream (1:01)
Library Suite (6:43)
The Long Run (2:11)
Suite Autumn (5:17)
Shadows (2:49)
Dust & Echoes (2:57)
Halo (1:09)
Halo Theme Mjolnir Mix (4:11)
Peril (2:47)
Ghost Of Reach (2:22)
Heretic, Hero (2:35)
Flawed Legacy (1:58)
Impend (2:24)
Ancient Machine (1:39)
In Amber Clad (1:40)
The Last Spargtan (2:19)
Orbit Of Glass (1:16)
Heavy Price Paid (2:32)
Earth City (3:07)
High Charity (1:59)
Remembrance (1:17)
Prologue (2:35)
Cairo Suite (9:43)
Mombasa Suite (6:39)
Unyielsing (3:06)
Mausoleum Suite (8:13)
Unforgatten (2:12)
Delta Halo Suote (7:49)
Sacred Icon Suite (11:08)
Reclaimer (3:06)
High Charity Suite (8:30)
Final (3:11)
Epilogue (3:48)
Luck (3:15)
Released (5:19)
Infiltrate (3:49)
Honorable Intensions (2:45)
Last Of The Brave (4:02)
Brutes (5:07)
Out Of Shadow (4:39)
To Kill A Demon (3:40)
This Is Our Land (4:00)
This Is The Hour (2:08)
Dread Intrusion (3:45)
Follow Our Brothers (5:05)
Farthest Outpost (5:11)
Behold A Pale Horse (5:38)
Edge Closer (3:02)
Three Gates (4:34)
Black Tower (6:04)
One Final Effort (3:07)
Keep What You Steal (2:33)
Gravemind (5:22)
No More Dead Heroes (5:01)
Halo Reborn (3:57)
Greatest Journey (4:49)
Tribute (2:51)
Roll Call (5:56)
Wake Me Up When You Need Me (2:18)
Legend (0:39)
Choose Wisely (1:18)
Movement (0:28)
Never Forget (3:07)
Finish The Fight (2:26)
Review: The full 83 track suite from the original Halo trilogy of video games is here, bringing you an exemplary score befitting of one of the most acclaimed Arcadian future combat shooter game series in the world. Now you can figuratively "don" your very own sonic Spartan supersoldier suit, as the game's trademark musical motifs - mystical Gregorian choral chants, missionary orchestral movements, gloried verging-on-prog upswells and downturns - are laid in pristine electronica-augmented fashion, by composers Martin O'Donnell, Michael Salvatori and C Paul Johnson. The midpoint of the record marks a highlight, where the Halo 2 soundtrack heard a long list of A-list musician collaborators, marking a heavy metal and nu-metal sojourn.
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The Pastoral Machine
Cat: VHF 161. Rel: 13 Aug 24
Empathogen (2:52)
Fruit Of Stream Entry (2:55)
Aion Inhabitants (2:31)
The Silversmith Of Space (2:34)
Rose's Lament (1:54)
Superstrings (2:42)
Nodal Crossing (1:48)
The Idea Of Cow (2:54)
Song Object (2:29)
Star Lore (1:22)
The Oscillating Love (2:28)
Heavy Feather (2:33)
Review: Fourth volume of Library Music miniatures by Daniel O'Sullivan (Ulver, aethenor, This is Not This Heat, etc.) for VHF, this time commissioned by the legendary German Music Library, Sonoton. Another sampling of O'Sullivan's versatility and brilliance as a composer, performer and sound designer, the focus on The Pastoral Machine is more "electronic" compared to the three previous albums O'Sullivan recorded for KPM (also issued on LP by VHF), with simpler arrangements and a focus on gentle and emotive synthesised soundworlds. Even without as many full ensemble arrangements, there's still a wealth of diversity - 'Empathogen' opens the record with latticed arpeggiating sequences recalling Japanese "environmental music" or Persian Surgery-era Terry Riley, 'Fruit Of Stream Entry' burbles with gentle ripples evoking the album's title, while 'The Silversmith Of Space' mines a simple chord sequence evoking Eno's 70s classic short instrumentals. Recalling futurist new-age pop in the vein of Enya or Virginia Astley, the record comes housed in a jacket and heavy euro-style inner featuring collages by O'Sullivan, soon to be the subject of an art book published by Timeless Editions in mid-2024.
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Electronic Eye
Electronic Eye (LP + MP3 download code limited to 300 copies)
Cat: N 96LP. Rel: 17 Oct 24
Shuku-a (6:02)
Luna (0:57)
Poodle (1:41)
Vs I (0:56)
Shou (0:28)
Song#2 (1:37)
Aloooooone (1:50)
Rage (1:27)
Ultra (0:50)
Humming (1:52)
At The _ (2:17)
Days Go By Fast (0:30)
Anti Christ Super Star (1:52)
Review: Kobe-based trio o'summer vacation returns with their second full-length of industrial noise fusions in the form of Electronic Eye. After several trips to Berlin and Munich, they've found a home with the Alien Transistor label and now drop plenty of guitarless noise punk with production by Shinji Masuko. It makes for an unmatched, hard-hitting barrage that leaves listeners breathless right from the opener, '(Shuku - A)' with its sizzling hi-hats and a unique lullaby from vocalist Ami. Tracks like 'Luna' and 'Anti-Christ Super Star' shift the album from mosh-inducing chaos to 30-second noise punk anthems, all of which embody the band's anti-racist, anti-war sentiments.
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Ways To The Deep Meadow
Cat: MFM 073. Rel: 29 Jan 25
Ways To The Deep Meadow (3:33)
Souls Fall Away (3:34)
Day Of The Voyage (3:23)
Plains Of Paradise (4:12)
Angel Falls (4:51)
Made In Dreams (10:06)
An Ending Full Of Light (10:36)
Review: Ocean Moon, the alias of Cornwall-based producer and Lo Recordings founder Jon Tye, presents his latest offering, an ambient electronic work imbued with a gentle positivity. Tye, also known for his work with the UK ambient duo MLO, explores themes of artificial intelligence and consciousness evolution throughout the album. Side one delves into AI through a philosophical lens, drawing inspiration from Buddhist perspectives and texts like 'The Physics Of Immortality' and 'Novacene'. Tracks such as 'Ways To The Deep Meadow' and 'Souls Fall Away' offer a refreshing counterpoint to the often-negative portrayals of AI, radiating a sense of optimism and possibility. Side two features two extended compositions created for visual projects. 'Made In Dreams', utilising AI technology, creates an ethereal, warm atmosphere and 'An Ending Full Of Light', composed for Vix Hill Ryder's Wild Edges film, evokes a sense of serenity and resolution. Subtle melodies and delicate touches help craft music that truly nourishes the soul here.
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Breath
Breath (limited clear vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: MD 329. Rel: 02 Sep 24
Breath (9:07)
Life (6:40)
To Love (2:48)
We Expand (6:17)
Calling For Peace (4:29)
Everything Moves (3:11)
Our Home (4:24)
Review: Bordeaux-based producer Franck Zaragoza aka. Ocoeur has always drawn on the natural world as a basis for his sprawling ambient compositions, and his latest album Breath is no exception. Over just six immersive pieces that intend to evoke the gratitude for simply being alive, Zaragoza this time evokes an impressionistic mountainscape, though still combines this romantic image with digital sonic pepperings and minimalist glitch textures throughout.
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Nouveau Depart
Nouveau Depart (transparent copper vinyl LP + MP3 download code limited to 250 copies)
Cat: MD 324. Rel: 03 Oct 23
Nouveau Depart (5:15)
L'eveil (6:12)
Traversee (5:54)
Transformation (4:23)
Compassion (3:43)
Guerison (8:14)
Review: Franck Zaragoza continues to shape out a vivid catalogue of ambient and soundtrack-oriented work with this latest release on his label n5MD, which celebrates ten years of activity this year. The Bordeaux-based artist has been on a spiritual journey of sorts, which has manifested in the introspective nature of his most recent albums, and the theme continues on Nouveau Depart. His rich and accomplished sound embraces beats and rhythms as expressive tools within his broader compositions, but this is harmonically-minded music first and foremost, crafted with care and rendered in startling detail.
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The Last Goodbye
The Last Goodbye (gatefold mint green vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: ZEN 280X. Rel: 22 Jul 22
This Version Of You (feat Julianna Barwick) (2:30)
Wide Awake (feat Charlie Houston) (3:42)
Love Letter (feat The Knocks) (4:11)
Behind The Sun (4:17)
Forgive Me (feat Izzy Bizu) (3:31)
North Garden (2:59)
Better Now (feat MARO) (3:09)
The Last Goodbye (feat Bettye LaVette) (6:06)
All My Life (2:58)
Equal (feat Lapsley) (4:13)
Healing Grid (3:13)
I Can't Sleep (3:04)
Light Of Day (feat Olafur Arnalds) (6:38)
Review: Ninja Tune's Odesza return with a brand new album as well as a massive world tour to match. 'The Last Goodbye' is another record to heighten the band's their long-held standing in the progressive and ambient house netscene they occupy. Every end of musical history is traversed in this emotive future downtempo release which sinks you into deep to its mellifluous world of sound. The title track is emblematic of this as it straddles, samples and licenses an incredible old recording of soul vocalist Bettye LaVelle against a funking, flourishing instrumental backdrop. It is one of the many gems that make this so essential.
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The Last Goodbye
The Last Goodbye (limited gatefold mint green vinyl 2xLP + art card + MP3 download code)
Cat: ZEN 280RN. Rel: 22 Jul 22
This Version Of You (feat Julianna Barwick) (2:33)
Wide Awake (feat Charlie Houston) (3:37)
Love Letter (feat The Knocks) (4:17)
Behind The Sun (4:22)
Forgive Me (feat Izzy Bizu) (3:31)
North Garden (2:59)
Better Now (feat MARO) (3:15)
The Last Goodbye (feat Bettye LaVette) (6:00)
All My Life (3:10)
Equal (feat Lapsley) (4:02)
Healing Grid (3:15)
I Can't Sleep (3:00)
Light Of Day (feat Olafur Arnalds) (6:42)
Review: Ninja Tune's Odesza return with a brand new album (and not to mention world tour), 'The Last Goodbye', owning their long-held standing in the progressive, ambient house netscene they occupy. Every end of musical history is traversed in this emotive future downtempo release; the title track is emblematic of this straddling, sampling and licensing an incredible old recording of soul vocalist Bettye LaVelle against a funking, flourishing instrumental backdrop.

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SNAKER 011
Cat: SNAKER 011. Rel: 02 Jul 24
Copper (0:53)
Antimilitarist (6:13)
Barfold (5:49)
Spakra (6:09)
Faces Corp (2:46)
Ceh (2:46)
No Rush (6:39)
Mangrove (6:29)
Orch Noise (4:38)
Review: Odopt's Snaker 011, the first release in five years by Snaker and the tenth in their catalogue, marks a compelling full-length debut for the duo. Known for their hypnotic and freaky sound on labels like [Emotional] Especial, Hivern Discs, and Born Free, Odopt delivers a "contemporary library sound" for Snaker Records that defies conventional dancefloor or home listening categorizations. Instead, it offers a unique cinematic soundscape for a fresh auditory experience. Highlights include 'Antimilitarist,' with its experimental broken beat that's subdued yet intriguing. 'Barfold' presents a movie-like quality with a unique groove and production. 'Spakra' features a dark, slow groove with metallic sounds, echo, and a slight EBM influence. 'Mangrove' stands out with its otherworldly, alien sounds. 'Orch Noise' rounds out the album with its atmospheric and distinct character. For those seeking something different and unique, Odopt is here for you.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, Mimi
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Gently Down The Stream
Gently Down The Stream (2xLP + insert)
Cat: RD 017. Rel: 05 Dec 23
Adagio, A Deux (3:54)
Down The Stream (5:43)
Agonic Drift (2:15)
Low Tide (4:53)
Channel Movement (5:13)
Floating Point (6:06)
Ahurani (6:26)
Gyre Of Time (5:08)
Red Tides (2:57)
Lite Raining (5:54)
Under Current (5:27)
Ebb & Flow (8:02)
Review: Off The Sky is an alias for Jason Corder, a prolific ambient electronica artist who broke through in the glory days of the clicks and cuts era. Somewhere near the same zone as Fennesz or the music found on City Centre Offices, Corder's delicate constructions found a magical synergy between fragile melodies and pin-rick sound design, perhaps best demonstrated on his 2005 album Gently Down The Stream. Previously confined to a limited CD distribution, now re:discovery have picked up on the release and given it a full double-vinyl pressing, with the resulting warmth of the sound really lending itself to the cosy beauty of Corder's compositions.
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Timeless Echoes
Cat: DEL 17. Rel: 18 Jun 24
Idle Dreams (2:27)
Overlove (3:18)
Ghosted Vision (2:39)
Sunset Reset (3:33)
Ignite (2:23)
All Gone (1:59)
Timeless Echoes (2:21)
24/7 (3:05)
Review: "To follow this rainbow of silky sounds is to reach a point of no return," the release info for the latest from French electronic musician Offline reads. "[A place] where the last person on Earth you'll be able to communicate with will be a 1970s synthesiser." If that's not a statement of intent, we don't know what is. Arriving on the Delodio France label - an imprint you should get to know if you don't already - Timeless Echoes lives up to its name. Glistening and shimmering like a satellite reflecting the sun's rays back out to the eternal darkness of space, tracks veer between the authenticity of 'Idle Dreams' and 'Sunset Reset', two slow burning retro sci-fi steppers, to the closing breaks-y-tech-y hued '24/7', 'Ignite's electro stylings, and 'All Gone' with its beat-free electronic overture.
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No Contact
No Contact (gatefold clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: KR3 015. Rel: 20 Feb 25
Power Starved/Human Waste (7:44)
Customer Service (7:41)
Safety Net (9:55)
Prison Planet (5:35)
Power Spectrum (8:34)
Supply/Demand (7:08)
All Flesh/Funerals Daily (7:54)
Worthless Scam (5:59)
Review: 'Power Starved/Human Waste' is as scary to hear as it is to read the track title. As far as album openers go, it certainly sets the scene vividly. A dark, dystopian, murky futurism where people - or at least their ears - listen from beneath the boot of oppressive forces, inaudible vocals echoing and expanding, reverberating and dissipating into a distance we can never really hear because of how forceful foregrounded sounds are. Industrial, EBM, noise, elektro-punk. There are many ways to describe what's here but they all point to a 21st Century cloaked in darkness and anxiety. The irony, of course, is that this is a very human expressionism, despite the harsh machines that seem to dominate the soundscapes. The distorted screams and thumping bass drums of 'Safety Net' perfectly summarise the point.
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The Potato Farm Tapes
The Potato Farm Tapes (hand-numbered heavyweight red vinyl LP)
Cat: MW 038. Rel: 22 Oct 12
The Drum
TV
My Time
Of Whales
Mushin No Shin
Midnite News III
SOmetimes
Julie Is A TV Set
Review: "Hello. My name is Ohama, and I live on a potato farm in Western Canada" went the memorably deadpan opening to "The Drum", Ohama's contribution to Minimal Wave Tapes Vol 2 earlier this year, and it's also the opening track on this full length exploration of the Canadian producer's work from Minimal Wave. What's most striking about The Potato Farm Tapes however is the sense of paranoia and detachment that Ohama clearly felt recording these tracks from his studio basement beneath his parents' potato farm in Rainier, Alberta, during the latter stages of The Cold War. Intriguingly, Ohama's lyrics are heavily focused on technophobia and the subversive power of television and mass media which stands in stark contrast to the techno centric nature - with keyboards, drum machines, vocoders and analogue reel tape all utilised to create complex productions that blended found sounds with audio lifted from TV. Some of Ohama's earliest recordings from his first cassette only release Midnite News form the basis of The Potato Farm Tapes along with rare tracks that previously appeared on compilations. Furthermore, the label have printed a must read interview between Ohama and Brandon Hocura on the inner sleeve that offers some brilliant insight into this collection.
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B8est Hit Live Roots Of Lupin Music At Tokyo International Forum Hall A 2022/1/28 (Soundtrack)
Cat: VPJG 31028. Rel: 18 Dec 24
Track 1 (3:40)
Track 2 (4:18)
Track 3 (3:27)
Track 4 (3:28)
Bitter Rain (3:38)
Track 6 (3:52)
Track 7 (4:39)
Track 8 (2:19)
Track 9 (1:36)
Track 10 (1:46)
Track 11 (1:50)
Track 12 (1:20)
Track 13 (4:37)
Track 14 (2:27)
Track 15 (1:14)
Track 16 (1:30)
Track 17 (4:39)
Track 18 (4:36)
Track 19 (2:55)
Track 20 (3:37)
Memory Of Smile (Piano Solo - encore) (4:53)
Review: Yuji Ohno's live performance in Tokyo captures the essence of his musical legacy with fresh intensity. Leading a 54-piece ensemble, Ohno brings his iconic compositions to life, weaving jazz improvisations with cinematic flair. The orchestration adds a new dimension, turning familiar tracks into vibrant experiences. Each note feels purposeful, with emotional depth that engages both the mind and the heart. This performance is a compelling reminder of Ohno's enduring influence and his ability to breathe new life into his timeless music.

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Club
Club (limited crystal clear vinyl LP)
Cat: WRWTFWW 087CLEAR. Rel: 17 Dec 24
Entrance
Orientation
Club-a
Club-b
Days-man
Boy In Vision
Schooling
Graduation
Review: Swiss imprint WRWTFWW continues to do deep dives into the forgotten corners of electronic music history, returning with shining sonic pearls of genuine historic significance. Here they deliver a first ever vinyl pressing of early Japanese electronic music producer (and bona fide experimental hero) Yashio Ojima's 1983 album Club, a set that was originally only released on an exceptionally limited cassette. Given its vintage, the album has held up incredibly well, in part because its unique, unearthly blend of minimalist electro, music concrete-inspired loop experiments, off-kilter ambient soundscapes and picturesque, post new-age soundscapes remains as far-sighted and unusual in 2024 as it did 41 years ago.
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La Gran Corriente
La Gran Corriente (gatefold translucent purple marbled vinyl 2xLP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: ASIPV 051. Rel: 19 Nov 24
La Tierra Del Olvido (2:44)
Parece, Pero No Es Real (2:41)
Es Hora (6:43)
Portal (I) (4:08)
Infinito (5:43)
Canto Luminoso A La Luna (6:38)
Para Desaprender (5:57)
Portal (II) (6:09)
La Gran Corriente (5:38)
Rememora (5:56)
El Tiempo Es Una Ilusion (5:53)
Atomos Derramados En Sincronia (6:22)
Review: OKRAA's La Gran Corriente represents a significant creative turning point for Colombian-born Juan Carlos Torres Alonso. Released via A Strangely Isolated Place, the album follows a transformative experience Juan had in Bogota in May 2023. It was there that he encountered what he describes as "an infinite current behind or inside of everything," a revelation that completely changed his approach to music. Scrapping earlier demos, Juan embraced a more fluid and organic style, abandoning fixed grids and BPMs, and tapping into the spontaneous energy that characterised his other production alias, Laudrup. The result is a hypnotic journey through time and space, as the album's non-linear structures give way to unexpected yet cohesive sonic moments. 'La Gran Corriente' features "happy accidents" throughout, subtle production quirks that contribute to its distinct sound. Central to the project is a poem written by Juan, weaving reflections on time and reality into the fabric of the music. Lines like "the land of oblivion is not real" and "time is an illusion" form the backbone of the album's philosophical undercurrent. The album's release is paired with artwork by Peter Skwiot Smith, with the 2xLP available on limited edition coloured vinyl, fully mastered by Taylor Deupree.
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The Punishment Of Luxury (B-STOCK)
The Punishment Of Luxury (B-STOCK) (limited numbered blue vinyl LP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: 100LP 66B (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
The Punishment of Luxury  (3:27)
Isotype  (6:08)
Robot Man  (3:00)
What Have We Done (3:44)
Precision & Decay (1:54)
As We Open, So We Close (2:53)
Art Eats Art (3:22)
Kiss Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Bang (2:46)
One More Time (3:06)
La Mitrailleuse (2:04)
Ghost Star (6:06)
The View From Here (2:45)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD) and their 2017 future classic The Punishment of Luxury, is an album that brilliantly merges biting social commentary with the band's signature synth-driven sound. Now available on blue vinyl, this release not only delivers sonically but also visually, with its vibrant cover art reflecting the album's thematic depth. From the opening title track, OMD sets the tone with an unapologetic critique of consumer culture, driven by Andy McCluskey's impassioned vocals and sharp lyrics. The band's ability to craft music that feels timeless yet relevant is on full display, blending modern production with the nostalgic essence of their '80s work. Tracks like 'What Have We Done' capture the disillusionment of the current era while offering a plea for a better future. Despite the absence of original drummer Malcolm Holmes, the album remains powerful, with Stuart Kershaw stepping in seamlessly and the deluxe edition's packaging, with its striking design and included lyrics booklet, further enhances the experience.
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The Punishment Of Luxury
The Punishment Of Luxury (limited numbered blue vinyl LP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: 100LP 66B. Rel: 26 Sep 24
The Punishment of Luxury  (3:27)
Isotype  (6:08)
Robot Man  (3:00)
What Have We Done (3:44)
Precision & Decay (1:54)
As We Open, So We Close (2:53)
Art Eats Art (3:22)
Kiss Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Bang (2:46)
One More Time (3:06)
La Mitrailleuse (2:04)
Ghost Star (6:06)
The View From Here (2:45)
Review: Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD) and their 2017 future classic The Punishment of Luxury, is an album that brilliantly merges biting social commentary with the band's signature synth-driven sound. Now available on blue vinyl, this release not only delivers sonically but also visually, with its vibrant cover art reflecting the album's thematic depth. From the opening title track, OMD sets the tone with an unapologetic critique of consumer culture, driven by Andy McCluskey's impassioned vocals and sharp lyrics. The band's ability to craft music that feels timeless yet relevant is on full display, blending modern production with the nostalgic essence of their '80s work. Tracks like 'What Have We Done' capture the disillusionment of the current era while offering a plea for a better future. Despite the absence of original drummer Malcolm Holmes, the album remains powerful, with Stuart Kershaw stepping in seamlessly and the deluxe edition's packaging, with its striking design and included lyrics booklet, further enhances the experience.
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Iris
Iris (limited green vinyl LP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: ASIPV 044. Rel: 15 Nov 23
Tangeri (4:05)
Kettlesoul (4:37)
Look Up (6:13)
Deserto (3:00)
Sarakiniko (2:51)
Cante Jondo (3:31)
Maori (4:09)
Samovar (5:18)
Cambiasso (6:12)
Sine Fine (4:13)
Review: A Strangely Isolated Place has secured this second most captivating album from One Million Eyes. They impressed many with their magical debut album Drama back in 2021 and once again reach new heights in the world of ambient here with Iris. Their brand of ambient is relatively fulsome, with lots to focus on from the smeared and pastoral chords to the muted synth modulations, the vinyl crackle, distant vocal cries and the heavenly backlit glow. It is an absorbing and positive place to be with a sense of optimism colouring the airwaves thought.
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R Plus Seven
R Plus Seven (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: WARPLP 240. Rel: 04 Oct 13
Boring Angel
Americans
He She
Inside World
Zebra
Along
Problem Areas
Cryo
Still Life
Chrome Country
Review: Having firmly established himself as one of the foremost experimental producers of the past decade with albums like Replica, Returnal, and Rifts, Daniel Lopatin here makes the logical move to electronic music bastion Warp Records. On first listen R Plus Seven is quite unlike any of his other records, largely eschewing the arpeggiated drones of his early work and sample-based collages of his last album for something much more vivid. Coming across like a combination of the emotive minimalism of Terry Riley and Steve Reich, and the hyperreality of James Ferraro's Far Side Virtual, R Plus Seven nevertheless stakes its own claim in the world of post-everything electronic music, combining delicate, introspective moods with shocking moments of recognisable sonic signification. Quite possibly Lopatin's best album to date.
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Garden Of Delete
Garden Of Delete (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: WARPLP 266. Rel: 10 Nov 15
Intro (0:27)
Ezra (4:26)
ECCOJAMC1 (0:33)
Sticky Drama (4:15)
SDFK (1:28)
Mutant Standard (8:03)
Child Of Rage (4:48)
Animals (3:50)
I Bite Through It (3:12)
Freaky Eyes (6:25)
Lift (4:02)
No Good (3:16)
Review: NYC sound artist and Software label boss Daniel Lopatin is back with his eagerly awaited eighth studio album. A self-proclaimed 'cybernetic rock' album influenced by his time touring with Nine Inch nails and Soundgarden in 2014. There's '"Ezra" which reaches near trance moments, the glitchy R&B digitalism of "Sticky Drama" which features a turn, mid track, reaching a level of mayhem comparable to Shapednoise. There is a moment of what we can only describe as 'indie trance' on the psychotic epic "Mutant Standard". Not forgetting the disturbed nu-gaze of "I Bite Through It", a real highlight on here. Commercial music was said to have influenced the album too. "Freaky Eyes" and "Lift" deconstruct pop music via sampling/resampling and loop points, adding Lopatin's own bizarre intricacies on top. He has undoubtedly become known as one of the most unique voices in electronic music today and this is further testament to his standing. Difficult listening for curious ears.
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Again
Again (limited gatefold blue vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code with obi-strip)
Cat: WARPLP 365I. Rel: 28 Sep 23
Elseware (1:25)
Again (3:31)
World Outside (2:49)
Krumville (3:30)
Locrian Midwest (3:20)
Plastic Antique (3:17)
Gray Subviolet (1:59)
The Body Trail (3:23)
Nightmare Paint (3:16)
Memories Of Music (4:18)
On An Axis (2:52)
Ubiquity Road (3:44)
A Barely Lit Path (4:39)
My Dream Dungeon Makeover (bonus track) (3:41)
Review: Daniel Lopatin is not a new name to clued-in electronic fans at all, the American MIDI magician has been operating under the alias Oneohtrix Point Never for almost a decade and a half at this point. From working the keys for The Weeknd, going back and forth with artistic adoration to Caroline Polachek and having the late Ryuichi Sakamoto's official stamp of approval, OPN is just as impressive in the shadows as he is in the light. Again is the follow-up record to fan favourite Magic and his main focus after serving as executive producer for The Weeknd's 80s synth-wave smash 'Dawn FM'. A pared-back rollout has given way to just one single, album closer 'A Barely Lit Path'. Pretty-as-can-be strings bend the knee to blasts of digitised noise, the two dancing back and forth with one another across the rollercoaster six-minute runtime. Grandiose operatics and revered choir vocals glide over a swelling string section, pinned together with a throbbing electronic rhythm patch before collapsing into emptiness. It is majestic, emotional and nothing less than to be expected from OPN.

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Played by: Shadow Dancer
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Selected Recordings From Grapefruit
Selected Recordings From Grapefruit (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: KR 100. Rel: 20 Mar 25
Secret Piece (13:41)
City Piece (8:14)
Pieces For Orchestra - No 1: Peel (0:15)
Pieces For Orchestra - No 2: Peek (0:39)
Pieces For Orchestra - No 3: Take Off (0:36)
Voice Piece For Soprano (1:19)
Tape Piece II (Room Piece) (4:55)
A Piece For Orchestra (Count All The Stars) (3:20)
Water Piece (4:32)
Clock Piece (1:34)
Bicycle Piece For Orchestra (7:07)
Pieces For Orchestra - No 4: Tear (2:48)
Pieces For Orchestra - No 5: Touch (2:18)
Pieces For Orchestra - No 6: Rub (0:50)
Wood Piece (1:37)
Wind House (7:09)
Sweep Piece (1:23)
Overtone Piece (5:09)
Question Piece (8:33)
Disappearing Piece (4:50)
Review: For the first time on vinyl, through Karl Records, comes a limited edition and furtive Yoko Ono retrospective, in conjunction with the over-100-strong, Sweden-headquartered ensemble and community network The Great Learning Orchestra. These unlikely recordings were made at the time of the musician and performance artist Ono's 1964 multimedia collection Grapefruit, a cornerstone of what would later become known as "conceptual art". Grapefruit itself is a large artist's book, with a large vellum spine and browned parchment paper; it contains a series of "event scores" that outline, rather than permit the performances of, many different performance art pieces. The effect is apocryphal and ominous, as though the real performance of these instructive works may have accursed or deleterious effects. "Like a musical score, Event Scores can be realized by artists other than the original creator and are open to variation and interpretation"; and yet, Ono's book is a one of one, having never been reproduced or thus made collectable. Pre-dating John Cage by about a decade, the "event scores" described therein have now been performed by The Great Learning Orchestra, where hardly any of the performances / pieces have ever been captured sonically or laid to disc. This record changes all that, realising Ono's bewildering text instructions as tremulous suites, made up of clattering material hits and harrowing string instrumental assaults.
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Kiso Three Rivers
Kiso Three Rivers (180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code limited to 200 copies)
Cat: FIELD 36. Rel: 08 May 25
Kodama (1) (1:31)
Kodama (2) (2:30)
Kodama (3) (3:12)
Kodama (4) (2:40)
Kodama (5) (3:54)
Kodama (6) (1:12)
Mizumari (part 1) (8:00)
Mizumari (part 2) (9:12)
Review: Calling the curtain on Field Records' Waterworks trilogy, Yui Onodera turns his ear to confluences of hydrology and history, dedicating his latest record to Japan's Kiso Three Rivers and their transformation by 19th-century Dutch engineering. The Kiso, Nagara and Ibi rivers, once prone to catastrophic flooding, were reshaped under the guidance of Johannes de Rijke, whose work helped protect Nagoya from seasonal deluge by 1912. Onodera, known for his nuanced sound architecture, approaches this subject with a finely honed ear for subtlety, layering quiet field recordings with fuller instrumentation, evoking the widening of a river from brook to strait. The A-side's bell tones provide a sensory-meridian intimacy, processed alongside guitar, and ethereal pads; while the B-side's contradictorily colossal quietude makes itself across two long-form studies, which drift through sampled water and restrained electronics.
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The Final Act
The Final Act (clear & yellow blob vinyl LP)
Cat: CITI 032. Rel: 01 Oct 24
The Final Act (5:28)
Sensitive Material (5:24)
11 Stars (feat Martin Dupont) (5:27)
The Magic Hour (4:37)
Dystopian Custodian (5:42)
Fifth Column (3:39)
Hardscape (4:24)
Polyurethane (4:19)
A Lemon In The Limelight (4:40)
Review: Citirax's next outing takes the form of a debut album from Los Angeles-based duo OP-ART. This pair, like so much great music of recent times, is born out of the creative isolation of lockdown and features Andrew Clinco, who you may know for his work with Drab Majesty. The alias they have adopted is an acronym of "Oblique Pleasures Amidst Rough Times" which they say reflected the challenges of their formation. Musically the duo is inspired by the 1960s visual art movement so embraces layered, psychedelic soundscapes with a minimalist approach and takes cues from New Wave artists like John Foxx and early OMD. OP-ART in particular focuses on analogue synthesis and gear like the Arp Odyssey and Moog Rogue while exploring time, romance, and existential themes with real emotional depth.
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We Love Your Ears: Optimo 25 Part 1
OPTIMO / VARIOUS
Cat: OPTIMO 2501. Rel: 31 Jan 24
Brainticket - "Places Of Light" (3:59)
TJ Lawrence - "Fireplay" (5:01)
Robert Rental - "Double Heart" (2:56)
African Head Charge - "No, Don't Follow Fashion" (5:44)
Keith Hudson - "Nuh Skin Up" (7:13)
Smokin Cheeba - "When I Was A Youth" (5:54)
The Wad - "15 Inches" (9:00)
Idjut Boys & Laj - "Foolin' (Beatin On Dave)" (7:00)
JBB Et Soprann - "Tibi Lap" (5:54)
Review: Unusually, Optimo's JD Twitch and Jonny Wilkes have taken the unusual step of not announcing the tracklist for their two-part 25th anniversary compilation ahead of release. Ordering, then, requires a leap of faith, but given the sheer breadth, diversity and quality of the music they've been playing over the last quarter of a decade, there's no doubt we're in safe hands. It's not a 'best of Optimo anthems' collection, or merely a bunch of peak-time favourites; instead, we're promised a mixture of unusual warm-up favourites and confirmed dancefloor workouts in a wide range of style that have long been favourites of the two Glasgow-based DJs - many of which will, inevitably, be slept-on, forgotten or under-appreciated gems.
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We Love Your Ears: Optimo 25 Part 2
OPTIMO / VARIOUS
Cat: OPTIMO 2502. Rel: 31 Jan 24
Chris & Cosey - "Take Control" (3:03)
Isolators - "Concentrate On Us" (7:32)
Mike Dunn - "Life Goes On" (6:13)
KC Flightt - "Voices" (original dub mix) (9:58)
Faze Action - "Good Lovin'" (Special Disco mix) (6:10)
Hannah Holland - "Ekotypic" (4:17)
Divine - "Shake It Up" (6:07)
XS 5 - "I Need More" (extended dance version) (6:00)
Liquid Liquid - "Optimo" (2:43)
Review: Optimo's JD Twitch and Jonny Wilkes, undoubtedly the UK's most fearless and on-point 'anything goes' DJs, have spent a quarter of a decade building trust with their audience. You can never tell what they might play when you turn up at one of their events, but you know it will be inspired, high-quality, and most likely make you want to dance. With their two-part 25th anniversary compilation (this is part two), they've taken a similar approach, keeping the track-list under wraps until release day while promising a mix of oddball warm-up favourites and floor-focused tracks they love and have played at various points since the start of the century. Given their track record, we can expect forgotten gems, left-of-centre anti-anthems, and unusual party-starting delights.
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Moonbuilding 2703 AD
Moonbuilding 2703 AD (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP + CD)
Cat: KOM 330LP. Rel: 18 Jun 15
God's Mirrorball (14:42)
Moon Scapes - 2703 BC (14:42)
Lunar Caves (12:27)
Moonbuilding - 2703 AD (13:02)
God's Mirrorball
Moon Scapes - 2703 BC
Lunar Caves
Moonbuilding - 2703 AD
Review: The longevity of Alex Patterson's Orb project never ceases to amaze. While the ambient outfit has gone through many changes since making its debut in 1989 - longtime production partner Thomas Fehlmann being the man at the controls these days - Patterson shows little sign of wanting to call it a day. Here the duo delivers their 21st album, returning to the stargazing obsessions that have served them so well over the years. Consisting of four typically epic workouts, Moonbuilding 2703 AD doffs a cap to many of their obsessions of recent years - hypnotic Berlin techno, classic ambience, woozy tech-house and dub, primarily - with the jazz-funk-meets-ambient dub flex of the title track standing out.
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COW/Chill Out, World!
COW/Chill Out, World! (180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: KOMPAKT 354. Rel: 12 Oct 16
First, Consider The Lilys (7:05)
Wireless Mk 2 (5:36)
Siren 33 (Orphee Mirror) (2:50)
4am Exhale (Chill Out, World!) (6:02)
5th Dimensions (5:15)
Sex (Panoramic Sex Heal) (1:45)
7 Oaks (2:15)
Just Because I Really Really Luv Ya (4:20)
9 Elms Over River Eno (Channel 9) (4:08)
The 10 Sultans Of Rudyard (Moo Moo mix) (3:55)
Review: "The idea was simply to make an ambient album", Dr Alex Paterson has said of The Orb's new album entitled Chill Out, World!. With partner in crime Thomas Fehlmann, the duo resisted looking back and studying their earlier (seminal) recordings and opted for a more spontaneous approach: a focus on where they are at today in 2016. COW is said to have been completed over the course of five sessions in only six months, between a relentless touring schedule which they also credit as being hugely influential on the album's sound. As always, strap yourself in for an immersive sound experience and possibly expect to hear some of the more courageous DJs dropping likes likes of "4am Exhale (Chill Out, World!)" or perhaps "Just Because I Really Really Luv Ya". Oh and the track titles are as baffling as ever too.
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A Beginner's Guide
Cat: LMS 1725246. Rel: 07 Nov 24
Chime (edit) (3:08)
Halcyon (edit) (3:45)
Belfast (edit) (4:20)
Satan (Spawn) (3:43)
The Box (edit) (4:04)
Lush 3.1 (edit) (5:33)
Beached (edit) (3:43)
Are We Here? (edit) (3:27)
Are You Alive? (feat Penelope Isles - edit) (3:31)
Style (edit) (3:56)
Dirty Rat (edit) (3:31)
Review: This new and career spanning album A Beginner's Guide is a 'best of' collection tailored for both new or curious Orbital fans. Whether you discovered the duo after their iconic Glastonbury 2024 performance, during their global tour celebrating the Green & Brown albums, or through a track featured in a film, this collection offers an ideal introduction and recap of what makes them one of the most enduring acts in all of electronic music. It compiles there Hartnoll brothers's biggest hits in their edited forms and album includes utter classics like 'Chime,' 'Belfast,' and 'Halcyon' all of which give a fine a taste of the duo's influential electronic sound, all in one package for the first time ever.
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Dazzle Ships (40th Anniversary Edition) (half speed remastered)
Dazzle Ships (40th Anniversary Edition) (half speed remastered) (limited gatefold 180 gram silver & blue vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 488149 2. Rel: 30 Mar 23
Radio Prague (1:24)
Genetic Engineering (3:32)
ABC Auto-Industry (2:04)
Telegraph (2:56)
This Is Helena (1:59)
International (4:24)
Dazzle Ships (2:22)
The Romance Of The Telescope (3:25)
Silent Running (3:34)
Radio Waves (3:37)
Time Zones (1:56)
Of All The Things We've Made (3:29)
Telegraph 82 (Very Early demo) (2:52)
Silent Running (demo) (3:28)
Sold Our Souls (The Avenue demo) (3:10)
Shakespeare 82 (0:53)
Untitled Instrumental 82 (3:21)
In Heaven Above (4-NEU demo) (2:54)
Telegraph Live 1984 (3:51)
Review: Named after dazzle camouflage, an approach to painting naval vessels in ways that would make it difficult for them to be targeted with the naked eye (used extensively in World War I, less so in World War II), OMD's fourth studio album also arrived on Telegraph, an imprint that never existed and was instead a fictitious platform backed by Virgin Records. There's no mistaking the fact this is Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, though, with the tracks here defining the band perfectly.
By that, we mean grand, epic overtures, a strange - at the time, groundbreaking - hybrid of electronic synth stuff with classical, Neo-operatics and rock & roll. It's evocative, immediately captivating and very difficult to make many assumptions about, with techniques such as sampling, looping and layering employed to incredible effect, without overshadowing the song craft itself. Which, it's safe to say, is approaching their artistic peak at this point.
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All At Once
All At Once (clear vinyl LP with obi-strip limited to 300 copies)
Cat: KER 007. Rel: 05 Oct 23
Bird (3:45)
MIllennium Green (3:13)
Gold (3:31)
Mother (3:19)
Atlantic (0:41)
N176 (4:29)
Blythe Hill (2:45)
Glory Dust (3:29)
Catford Show (2:30)
Ser (1:42)
Review: Francine Perry and Jens L Thomsen's sixth studio album has arrived. All At Once; a breath-taking collection of sounds and stories that at once hurls you deep into a dance you didn't know existed and the most chilled, calming states of mind you didn't know you could reach. From the moment the opening percussive house odyssey 'Bird' takes flight to the final woozy stumbles and slurs of the closer 'Ser', the pair roll out idea after idea, each one as disarming as the next. Along the way we're treated to faraway contemporary breaks ('N176'), uncompromising techno ('Glory Dust') and a range of ambient treats that break up the intensity such as 'Catford Snow' and 'Millenium Green'. Arranged and articulated with thought and clarity, we guarantee you'll have a whale of time with this.
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Sfere Luminose
Cat: HBR 025. Rel: 23 Oct 24
Nora Orlandi - "Un Po Di Te" (3:49)
Nora Orlandi - "Giochi E Luci" (2:48)
Nora Orlandi - "Pan De Azucar" (2:01)
Nora Orlandi - "Valzer Sulla Senna" (2:12)
Nora Orlandi - "Marzolina" (2:51)
Nora Orlandi - "Dushilika Maya" (3:04)
Nora Orlandi - "Orme Di James" (2:27)
Nora Orlandi - "E Bene Persistere" (2:14)
Nora Orlandi - "La Belle 7" (2:09)
Franco Tonani - "L'ombra Di Noi" (2:29)
Franco Tonani - "Corro Da Te" (2:19)
Franco Tonani - "Dovevo Chiamarti" (2:17)
Franco Tonani - "Eralda Day" (1:53)
Franco Tonani - "Blu-argento" (2:28)
Review: We all know Italians do it better, but did you also know they seem to have the very best library reissues on the planet? Here the legendary singer and vocalist Nora Orlandi joins iconic jazz drummer Franco Tonani for a masterpiece of 1960s-early-1970s production that really encapsulates the ambience of a bygone age which feels dreamlike today. Fittingly, much of the music similarly invokes a sense of surrealism and psychedelia. You can almost feel yourself descending into the depths of a strange and beguiling night filled with weird and wonderful characters as these arrangements play out with pin point precision. A trip to another era, but also a trip into the mind's eye and all that may live there. Exquisite, masterful, but most of all utterly inimitable and difficult to countenance.
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Cosi Dolce Cosi Perversa (Soundtrack)
Cat: SME 87. Rel: 05 Feb 25
Why (vocal) (2:34)
Why (instrumental 1) (2:29)
Why (instrumental 2) (1:30)
Why (instrumental 3) (0:42)
Why (instrumental 4) (1:40)
Why (instrumental 5) (0:24)
Why (instrumental 6) (1:46)
Why (instrumental 7) (0:57)
Why (instrumental 8) (1:07)
Why (instrumental 9) (0:42)
Why (instrumental 10) (1:42)
Cosi Dolce Cosi Perversa (Soft Swing) (1:13)
Cosi Dolce Cosi Perversa (Terrore) (0:50)
Cosi Dolce Cosi Perversa (Estasi) (1:21)
Cosi Dolce Cosi Perversa (Sogno O Realta) (0:51)
Cosi Dolce Cosi Perversa (Paura Nel Buio) (1:17)
Cosi Dolce Cosi Perversa (Shake 1) (2:50)
Cosi Dolce Cosi Perversa (Shake 2) (2:40)
Cosi Dolce Cosi Perversa (Tema D'Amore) (1:34)
Cosi Dolce Cosi Perversa (Finale vocal) (1:42)
Review: Riz Ortolani's soundtrack to the 1969 Giallo thriller Cosi Dolce... Cosi Perversa is well sought-after but now pops up as a limited edition reissue. The legendary composer famously scored over 200 films and crafted a suspenseful and evocative work here that enhances the film's themes of deception and seduction. Directed by Umberto Lenzi and starring Carroll Baker and Jean-Louis Trintignant, the film remains a standout of Italian Giallo cinema and is immediately recognisable for its haunting main theme 'Why?' by J. Vincent Edwards. The soundtrack has been fully remastered from the original master tapes here - and naturally, it sounds superb.
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Dispatches From Solitude
Dispatches From Solitude (LP + postcard)
Cat: DE 324. Rel: 13 Jun 24
Distant In Time (4:48)
No Mortal Harmony (4:06)
Failing Star (5:05)
Romance & War (7:11)
Dispatches From Solitude (5:19)
Part From Myself (4:50)
Systems Of Love (3:38)
Shorting Circuit (5:59)
Review: Dispatches From Solitude is their latest album from Ortrotasce on the mighty Dark Entries. For over a decade, the man behind this project, Nic Hamersly, has been making brooding yet propulsive darkwave anthems that draw on the similarities and differences between industrial and synth-pop, all while connecting past and present sounds. He recorded this album during the Covid and post-Covid era and it captures some of the prevailing moods of those times across eight expertly crafted synth-pop tracks that delve into grief, romance, and the weird and wonderful nature of our modern world.
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Enter The Kettle (Classified As A Weapon)
Enter The Kettle (Classified As A Weapon) (white smoked vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: ORBSLP 002. Rel: 21 Jul 22
Whippersnapper (5:42)
No Speed Limit (6:05)
Digital Bicycle Clips (6:14)
Wow Picasso! (6:06)
Disco Bombing (6:23)
Delta River (7:01)
Review: Hype and awe abound over this Orb side project, with Oss having been resurrected last year several decades on from its initial stint as a hybrid live / DJ project from Alex Paterson and his longtime collaborator Fil Le Gonidec. This new album is a mere 8 track weirdo's favourite, straight from the brains of this techno-toned, post-dub power duo, from the psytech clicks and claps of 'Wow Picasso' to the worse-for-wear machinations of 'No Speed Limit'. Grab this special coloured vinyl edition while you can.
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Harp Beats & Dreams
Cat: BWOOD 370LP. Rel: 17 Oct 24
Seatime (5:06)
Melting Timbers (feat Plumm) (5:40)
Memento Mori (feat YUIS) (6:06)
Only U Heart (3:38)
Until Tomorrow Continues (2:10)
Despite Being In Love (2:57)
Care To Care (feat Plumm) (3:34)
Dream Language (feat Yuis) (2:48)
Cascades (3:34)
Meditation (IV) (3:57)
Review: Marysia Osu's debut album, harp, beats & dreams, is a stunning example of her musical evolution and innovative spirit. Known for her role in Levitation Orchestra and as a Brownswood 'Bubblers' graduate, Marysia blends her classical roots with contemporary exploration in this enchanting release. Originating from Poland and enriched by her musical education in London, she has embraced the harp with profound artistry, now intertwining it with electronic elements and personal introspection. The album opens with the hypnotic 'seatime,' a journey through coastal reverie that celebrates self-acceptance and inner harmony. It continues with 'care to care,' where Levitation Orchestra's Plumm adds ethereal vocals, advocating for self-care and personal space. The track 'memento mori' features YUIS's illuminating flute, echoing stoic reflections on life's impermanence. Marysia's return to the piano and spontaneous clarinet experiments, inspired by a vivid dream, add depth to her soundscape. The clarinet's breath symbolises life's essence, bridging body and mind, enhancing the album's introspective quality. Marysia Osu's debut is a an exciting debut, offering a serene escape thanks to her talent and unique vision.
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The Dahlem Diaries
Cat: MFM 063. Rel: 31 Aug 23
The Dahlem Diaries (part 1) (4:55)
Half Brain Naked (3:41)
Left Hand Society (2:44)
Talkoot (4:51)
Small Town Nights (6:05)
Geoluread (2:55)
Gottischlag (feat Gatto Fritto) (4:49)
Solid Maybe (5:47)
Malarkeys (4:45)
Happy & I Skipped (5:27)
Review: Offering a gentler approach than his previous releases on R.I.O. and brokntoys, Philipp Otterbach comes to Music From Memory with an album of inward ambient reflections in which the guitar takes centre stage for the first time. Otterbach's sound is broad and inquisitive, folding field recordings and snatches of speech in amongst dexterous synth lines and expressive guitar, creating a thoroughly satisfying, mellow trip through beatless pastures. The predominant mood is a hopeful, upbeat one, although shot through with a playful surrealism which keeps things interesting rather than one-dimensionally pleasant. It's as rich a listening experience as you'd expect from a Music From Memory release.Alexis 'Lex' Blackmore.
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Chorales
Chorales (LP limited to 300 copies + insert)
Cat: AM 2304. Rel: 29 Jun 23
Chorale 1 (1:40)
Chorale 2 (1:08)
Chorale 3 (1:03)
Chorale 4 (1:31)
Chorale 5 (2:19)
Chorale 6 (3:40)
Chorale 7 (2:36)
Chorale 8 (4:04)
Chorale 9 (2:53)
Chorale 10 (2:43)
Chorale 11 (2:12)
Chorale 12 (1:47)
Chorale 13 (2:08)
Chorale 14 (0:54)
Chorale 15 (2:46)
Chorale 16 (2:10)
Chorale 17 (2:52)
Chorale 18 (2:22)
Chorale 19 (1:22)
Chorale 20 (1:29)
Review: Sit back, relax, stick on Albert Alan Owen's new album Chorales and allow yourself to sink into a deeply spiritual and emotional record that is both minimal and intimate. A meditation of piano that is coated in vinyl crackle, and manages to captivate you from front to back with its sheer melodic beauty. Owen's ability to turn you in on your inner self is second to none. As you get lost in deep thoughts you will not want to come back to the real world. Our suggestion? Don't. Simply put it on again from the start.
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Dream State
Dream State (white vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: DH 20004. Rel: 17 Oct 24
Dark Angel (3:32)
Dreamstate (5:23)
Love You Got (4:27)
Higher (3:24)
Rise (4:09)
Ballad (In The End) (4:28)
Sunshine (3:30)
Air (5:06)
Time To (3:49)
Trust & Desire (4:25)
Review: Kelly Lee Owens' fourth studio album marks a significant shift in Owens' musical journey, embodying themes of freedom and escapism. Dream State emerges from a period of inner transformation following a break-up, and is a testament to collaboration, featuring producer-writer contributions from electronic music luminaries Bicep, Tom Rowlands of The Chemical Brothers and George Daniel of The 1975. The synergy between these artists infuses Dreamstate with a rich, dynamic sound that blends Owens' ethereal vocals with innovative electronic beats and lush production. A range of emotions and sonic landscapes, offering both introspective and liberating experiences.
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Dream State
Dream State (LP + insert)
Cat: DH 20003. Rel: 17 Oct 24
Dark Angel (3:32)
Dreamstate (5:23)
Love You Got (4:27)
Higher (3:24)
Rise (4:09)
Ballad (In The End) (4:28)
Sunshine (3:30)
Air (5:06)
Time To (3:49)
Trust & Desire (4:25)
Review: 'Dreamstate' is Kelly Lee Owens' fourth studio album, hinting at a relatively bouncier electro-pop direction - in stark contrast to her much demurer, rougher-hewn earlier albums. Owens comments that Dreamstate is "the sound of a person letting loose and letting go while encouraging everyone else to do the same." Whether this necessarily results, for musicians, in an increased orientation towards chart-worthiness, remains to be seen, but we'd say this has certainly worked in the case of Owens, whose new forerunning singles 'Love You Got', 'Higher' and 'Sunshine' combine overcast dance productions and pristine angel voices from Owens herself, resulting in a much brighter yet equally thunderous sound, and 'Sunshine' is our favourite, future-avant progressive house number here.
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Mizukara
Mizukara (hand-numbered clear vinyl LP in spot-varnished sleeve limited to 250 copies)
Cat: LAAPS 035LP. Rel: 16 May 24
Evening Regions (9:55)
Opio Rymi (11:54)
Siskin (9:07)
Fra Vatni (8:47)
Skerpla (3:36)
Review: Ambient music is all about immersion and you'll be hard-pressed to find anything more immersive than this. New York and Iceland-based composer Masaya Ozaki was born in Niigata, Japan and focuses on "the idea of space as a transient entity," which means his work is imbued with astonishing subtlety and beautifully quiet artistry that really draws you and rewards close attention. Mizukara is his fourth such outing and one that melds field recordings, electro-acoustic sounds and lush synth textures into something that is melancholic and utterly absorbing from front to back. Says the artist, ''this album is a reflection of my current life in Iceland. Where does the self begin and where does it end?' Tune in to find out.
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Lupin Zero (Soundtrack)
Lupin Zero (Soundtrack) (limited red vinyl LP)
Cat: DV 12963. Rel: 03 Apr 24
Afro Lupin '68 (Opening version) (1:08)
Dangerous Highway (2:44)
Action Zero (2:00)
Moody Afternoon & Hard Afternoon (3:11)
Dark Eyes & Dark Night (4:51)
Theme Of Lupin III, II (Blues Harp version) (2:03)
Happening 1 (3:28)
Theme Of Lupin III, II (Ending version) (1:13)
Afro Lupin '68 (instrumental version) (1:06)
Lightning Time & Lighting Time After (3:04)
Guitar Suspense (2:18)
Yeah! Lupin & Action Lupin (1:30)
Lyrical Disturbance (2:57)
Lupin Walkin' (TV original) (2:30)
Happening 2 (2:56)
Theme Of Lupin III, II (Ending instrumental version) (1:23)
Review: With roots that date back to 1967, when Weekly Manga Action magazine decided to take a punt on a new character, master thief Lupin III, grandson of gentleman robber Arsene Lupin, and his criminal gang, Takeo Yamashita and Otomo Yoshihide's collaborative soundtrack has cult status written all over it. While not made to accompany the core Lupin III series, the music here featured on the critically acclaimed Lupin Zero, a saga that takes us back to the early years of the protagonist - a young boy opening the door on a life of crime in mid-1960s Japan. On record, that sounds like a flamboyant and intoxicatingly heady brew of jazz, psychedelic rock, electronic experimentation and pure groove. As vivid as both the original printed cartoons and the subsequent screen adaptations that continued the legacy.

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