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All You're Dreaming Of
All You're Dreaming Of (limited 1-sided etched white vinyl 12")
Cat: 019029 5148140. Rel: 18 Dec 20
All You're Dreaming Of (3:59)
All You're Dreaming Of (demo version) (3:46)
Review: Whether or not you expected Liam Gallagher to turn his attention to the notoriously unpredictable world of Christmas music - there be demons - here the Mancunian icon gives it all he's got for the most messed up festive season in recent history.

With all proceeds going to Action for Children, Gallagher's point is pretty clear. Cutting to the chase as ever, the chorus asks us to consider what love really means. Here, it's the question of whether it can survive the worst of the world, phrasing that will resonate with many after a turbulent pandemic year. But fundamentally this can only make us consider what 2020 has been like without support, nurturing relationships or stability. With vocals soaring over simple piano chords, building to a rousing crescendo, here's hoping it's loud enough for people to remember the message long after the crisis has passed.
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Just Another Rainbow
Just Another Rainbow (limited 1-sided etched 7")
Cat: 505419 7856600. Rel: 16 Jan 24
Just Another Rainbow (5:34)
Review: Two of the likeliest lads from Manchester team up for the first day release of their new collaborative project. And its something of a full circle moment, with Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher previously citing Stone Roses hero John Squire in a list of formative teenage musical inspirations, who, in turn, first encountered the former when both bands were working the same studio, respectively recording Definitely Maybe and The Second Coming. The pair first shared honours three years after that, co-writing 'Love Me & Leave Me' for Squire's relatively short-lived outfit, The Seahorses, in 1997. Skip forward to 2022 and Squire joined the Gallaghers et al on stage at Knebworth, reprising his appearances for renditions of 'Champagne Supernova' at the band's 1996 shows, spurring the idea to do something together again. Here's the result - and it's precisely what the duo should sound like together.
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Phantomime
Phantomime (limited silver vinyl 12")
Cat: LVR 3333. Rel: 18 May 23
See No Evil (4:04)
Jesus He Knows Me (4:06)
Hanging Around (4:11)
Phantom Of The Opera (7:22)
We Don't Need Another Hero (4:08)
Review: Phantomimea arrives through Loma Vista Recordings and is a brilliant new five-track cover EP from Ghost. Each and every tune is epic in its own way with material by Television, Genesis, The Stranglers, Iron Maiden and Tina Turner all chewed up and sat out in their own inimitable way. Though some of these sources are rather unlikely given Ghost's style they are all reworked with great respect. Ghost is in a great run of form having just won Best Rock Album of the Year at the iHeart Radio Music Awards, which itself came off last year's international chart-topping success Impera.
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Walk Like A Motherfucker
Cat: KCR 102V2. Rel: 20 Dec 23
Walk Like A Motherfucker (3:08)
Issac Hayes (2:48)
Review: Karma Chief takes strict instructions from Ghost Funk Orchestra here to 'Walk Like A Motherfucker'. It is a single taken originally from their 2019 album A Song For Paul which was written, arranged, and performed by Seth Applebaum with plenty of sidemen on cello, violin, trombone and trumpet all making it a fulsome and raw funk sound. The vocals are coated in sleazy reverb to add some menace to the sensuality of the tones and on the flip is 'Issac Hayes', another reverb heavy funk chaser.
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Hunter's Moon
Hunter's Moon (limited translucent red vinyl 7")
Cat: LVR 2401RED. Rel: 28 Jan 22
Ghost - "Hunter's Moon" (3:14)
John Carpenter - "Halloween Kills" (main Title) (1:43)
Review: This latest single by anonymous, masked metal supergroup Ghost hears the band lay down a haunting, straight-up hard rock clanger, in support of the upcoming 2021 slasher film 'Halloween Kills'. 'Hunter's Moon' stops and starts between choral sections erratically, as though the musicians have synchronously taken the same brand of nightmare pill. "I'm dying to see you once agian" is the refrain, carefully double-entendring into deathly, mathy elysium. On the back, John Carpenter's new 'Halloween Kills' theme, a rerun of the '78 classic. It's just as fitting that both songs should be released on limited 7" clear, alabaster vinyl - the colour of blood-drained skin, or brittle ghost's bones.
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Everybody In The UK
Everybody In The UK (limited 7")
Cat: ROK 026. Rel: 13 May 22
Everybody In The UK (3:56)
Everybody In The UK (demo) (3:23)
Review: The Goa Express are bright young hopefuls in the arena of bombastic British indie pop. Following in the footsteps of Coldplay, Keane et al, these lads from Manchester have a sound which is made for radio play and massive stages - they're destined to be huge. Following up their Second Time single for Ra-Ra-Rok Records, they're back with this new song which plays out like a rallying call for unity in a distinctly un-united world. 'Everybody In The UK' has soaring choruses and a bright, hopeful sound which will surely send the band further down the road to stardom.
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Twilight Zone (Record Store Day RSD 2021)
Twilight Zone (Record Store Day RSD 2021) (limited numbered yellow vinyl 7")
Cat: MOV 7057C. Rel: 21 Jun 21
Twilight Zone (4:39)
When The Lady Smiles (5:37)
Review: Dutch band Golden Earring scored a huge hit in 1982 with 'Twilight Zone.' It's inspired by The Bourne Identity book and spent over six months in the US Pop Charts and was the band's only No. 1 hit in America when it hit the top spot on the Billboard Top Album Tracks chart. The band's guitarist George Kooymans wrote the tune and shares vocal responsibilities with Barry Hay. It's as big as pop rock gets with its soaring chords and big drums, and on the flip is 'When The Lady Smiles' which is another classic 80s anthem.
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Nafasam
Nafasam (limited 12")
Cat: OM 032. Rel: 04 Dec 23
Part Lake (3:21)
Andro Dunos (3:51)
Digambara (3:34)
Modulations (part 1) (6:25)
Modulations (part 2) (2:47)
Kizuna Encounter (4:46)
Review: Omena once again calls on the superb sounds of Golden Retriever for this adventurous new EP that very much takes you away from the here and now and deposits you somewhere warmer. 'Part Lake' opens up with the joys of a spring day - acoustic strings rippling out as sun beams down. 'Andro Dunos' slows to a crawl and has a more star-gazing feel while 'Digambara' is a gentle rhythm that casts you out to sea. Two variations of 'Modulations' allows you to get lost in some lush synth tapestries and 'Kizuna Encounter' then ends with another lovely sonic day dream that empties your mind.
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EP
EP (pink vinyl 7")
Cat: DBR 030. Rel: 20 Nov 23
David Jones Is Dead (1:38)
Dear Angeline (2:59)
I'm Not The Only One (3:09)
Review: Big guitars playing huge hooks at a propellant pace. The Goods deliver their debut EP, which looks to decades worth of garage rock and pop punk heritage for influence, while ensuring the finished tracks are every bit theirs. Retro revivalism this isn't, a veteran singer-songwriter known for sharp lines drafting seasoned talent from his local music scene in order to make something new, this most definitely is. Headed up by Rob Good, a well-known figure in the underground Oakland guitar scene, California, for the three tracks here - and this project - he's called upon rhythm section and human drum machine Paul Wiseman and highly respected session bassist Cherron Arena. The result is an EP that's personal and passionate, and incredibly thoughtful, while also compelling and high octane. A refreshing indie whirlwind.


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Eisbaer
Eisbaer (12")
Cat: WRWTFWW 041. Rel: 01 May 19
Eisbar (4:48)
Film 2 (3:36)
Ich Lieb Sie (3:23)
Review: The latest outing from Swiss reissue specialists WRWTFWW takes us back to 1981 and the debut single from Bern-based post-punk combo Grauzone. The 12" release of "Eisbaer" has long been a must-have amongst fans of off-kilter, dancefloor-ready new wave, and this replica reissue includes all three tracks featured on that version. Opener "Eisbar" sets the tone, with the bands weary, half spoken/half sung vocals rising above a backing track that's powered forwards by relentless bass guitar, screeching riffs and broken computer style electronics. "Film 2" is a heavy, synthesizer powered workout peppered with delay-laden drum hits and odd noises, while closing cut "Ich Liebe Sie" is a clicking and quietly melodious affair that's almost entirely electronic.
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Local Jerk
Cat: DFA 2708. Rel: 01 Feb 24
Local Jerk (5:06)
I Need Love (6:40)
Review: The DFA debut of longstanding member Jayson Green also signals the revival of the classic DFA twelve-inch format, so you might playfully suggest it stands for Dying Formats Always. Jay has lent his vocals to various bands such as Panthers, Violent Bullshit, Cheeseburger, and the renowned hardcore group Orchid, always showcasing his wit and humor without veering into cynicism. Assuming a bandleader role, he presents a classic A-side here with the low slung funk of 'Local Jerk,' which was recorded during a lively party. It has tight disco drums, resounding claps and a groove-inducing bassline with big horns. On the B-side, 'I Need Love' unfolds as a darkly humorous nightlife satire.
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Busco Un Camino
Busco Un Camino (limited 7")
Cat: DQ 003. Rel: 21 Dec 23
Busco Un Camino (2:36)
No, No Puede Ser (2:17)
Review: Grupo 606 really brought the fire in 1969 with this one. The Cochabamba, Bolivia collective only formed two years before they dropped a full EP and now two of the best tunes from it have been pressed up to 7" thanks to Discos Quilombo. It is an archetypal example of the so-called Nueva Onda Boliviana sound that starts off with a killer cover of the Blues Magoos' 'Gotta Get Away' which translates from 'Busco Un Camino' and is a swinging 60s psyche sound with Latin percussion and lovely vocal harmonies, then comes the self-penned flipside 'No, no puede ser' a beat driven gem with a taquirari influence.
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Paper Monsters (reissue)
Paper Monsters (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: 194398 78541. Rel: 29 Oct 21
Dirty Sticky Floors (3:34)
Hold On (4:07)
A Little Piece (5:01)
Bottle Living (3:33)
Black & Blue Again (5:31)
Stay (4:12)
I Need You (4:42)
Bitter Apple (5:52)
Hidden Houses (4:59)
Goodbye (5:30)
Review: In many ways the critical reception to Dave Gahan's debut solo outing is still surprising. Mainly because a good number of critics seemed surprised at the depth and assurance of the record, which kind of seems to deny the fact this is the voice of Depeche Mode, arguably one of the finest bands to ever come out of the UK and certainly a group that understand what it means to layer musical textures and meld multiple themes.

'Stay' might be the best case in point. It's patient, it's elegant, there's a real air of sorrow but also you can't help feeling loved while listening to it. Balladry in the truest sense, the fact that track is sandwiched between the soft half-house music of 'I Need You' and the epic, theatrical anthem 'Black & Blue Again' is a case in point. A real journey.
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Ana Aicha
Cat: ZEPLP 063. Rel: 22 Mar 23
Deniya Ghadara (1:26)
Warakatan Wa Kalam (4:01)
Ana Aicha (3:33)
Ya Majnoun (3:32)
Gand La Nuit (4:33)
Lala Mira (4:26)
L'amour Digital (4:15)
Ghalat (4:04)
Ya Naghlate El Blouh (3:23)
Kam Mina Lwakti Mada (3:25)
Review: Belgian-Moroccan singer Aicha Haskal is at the heart of this fabulous project which sees her joining creative forces with super-talented musicians from the Belgian scene. Between them, the group has a mad diverse spread of backgrounds and influences which means their music too is broad in scope - psychedelic sounds and funky grooves, Arabic melodies and European rhythms all feature in this album as do rap and parlando. Egyptian poet Abdelhamid Farag penned their first single 'Ghalat' and now this album expands around that with music that fights the oppression of women and fights for revolution.
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Tear Your Minds Wide Open! (Expanded Edition)
Cat: DAMGOOD 484CD. Rel: 22 Jun 23
Cold Hearted Stowaway
One Lie At A Time
Mystery Train
Too Much Choice
The Mask
Live For Yesterday
You Tear My Mind Wide Open
The God Of The Gaps
The Habit Machine
Everything Keeps Coming Round Again
Your Face Tomorrow
Nobody Knows Anything
The Girl In The Glass Case (instrumental edit - bonus track)
You Tear My Mind Wide Open (Home demo - bonus track)
The Mask (original version - bonus track)
Everything Keeps Coming Round Again (Home demo - bonus track)
The God Of Gaps (Band demo - bonus track)
One Lie At A Time (Band demo - bonus track)
Live For Yesterday (Home demo - bonus track)
Grow Up (bonus track)
Review: While The Galileo 7's records are all nostalgic by design - they specialise in making psych-pop and psych-rock that sounds so authentically 1960s that it should come with a Beatle wig and a free tab of acid - few are quite as heady, densely layered or hallucinatory as 2017's Tear Your Minds Wide Open. Here that album is given the expanded reissue treatment. Alongside all 12 tracks from the set - including the squally brilliance of 'The Mask', with its gnarled guitar riffs, Hammond stabs and elongated solos, and the Hendrix-esque 'Your Face Tomorrow' - you get eight bonus cuts. Expect a mix of instrumental mixes, alternate versions, band demos and home recordings.
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You Me & Reality
Cat: DAMGOOD 609. Rel: 29 Feb 24
Can't Go Home (2:31)
You, Me & Reality (3:12)
A Quiet Place (3:03)
Slow Down (4:16)
I Know What I Know (2:35)
Rain Is Falling (3:41)
Seen Somehow (2:29)
Blind Eyes Open (3:43)
The Man Who Was Thursday (3:47)
Lazy (3:41)
A Simple Man (2:54)
Something In Your Eyes (4:17)
Review: Medway's garage rock king Allan Crockford has credits flittering all the way back to the 80's including the likes of The Prisoners, Billy Childish's Thee Headcoats, The Solarflares, and even the OG line-up of the James Taylor Quartet, to name but a handful. Keeping sharp and busy, however, The Galileo 7 serves as his own passion project; melding 60s mod-beat garage rock with jangling psychedelic pop, leading to a sonic bickering between anthemic hooks and fuzzed out, twinkling guitar lines. Following two exceptional full-lengths released through Damaged Goods; 2017's Tear Your Minds Wide Open! and 2019's There Is Only Now, the collective return after a half-decade of respite to deliver another batch of lysergic, hazy power pop goodness, intended for the wannabe mod/hippie in all of us.

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C'mon You Know
C'mon You Know (gatefold heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: 019029 6423932. Rel: 27 May 22
More Power (4:19)
Diamond In The Dark (3:23)
Don't Go Halfway (3:22)
C'mon You Know (5:05)
Too Good For Giving Up (4:02)
It Was Not Meant To Be (3:31)
Everything's Electric (3:38)
World's In Need (3:36)
Moscow Rules (3:36)
I'm Free (2:55)
Better Days (4:18)
Oh Sweet Children (3:13)
Review: Ah Liam Gallagher - a man who never seems to grow old or fully out of touch. Well, depending on your opinions on absolutely everything, of course. The Manchester icon and former-Oasis enfant terrible has spoken from his heart on a range of subjects, from "dance music can fuck right off" to "I am not an entertainer", and understandably his off-the-cuff honesty resonates with both the die hard disciples and sceptics alike. Simply put, nobody can accuse him of not wearing heart on sleeve.

In many ways, that approach guides his latest solo offering, C'Mon You Know. Back in February 2022, three months before this record's release, he told NME "I'm quite happy with the formula... I look cool. I sound good. I talk from the heart." If that's not evidence we're not ranting rubbish we don't know what is. As for the record's sound, think timeless British indie that has one foot in a 1990s glory era of British rock 'n' roll, and another in li-fi contemporary noise, all delivered with operatic drama.
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Liam Gallagher John Squire
Cat: 505419 7893995. Rel: 29 Feb 24
Raise Your Hands
Mars To Liverpool
One Day At A Time
I'm A Wheel
Just Another Rainbow
Love You Forever
Make It Up As You Go Along
You're Not The Only One
I'm So Bored
Mother Nature's Song
Review: For indie heads of a certain vintage, this album - a first full-length collaboration between Oasis lead singer Liam Gallagher and former Stone Roses guitar-slinger John Squire - is one of the most hotly anticipated of the year. It was recorded in Los Angeles over a three-week period last year, with former Foo Fighters and Gorillaz studio don Greg Kurstin handling production. As you'd expect, the album is undeniably nostalgic, with Squire's variously funky, raw and bluesy guitar licks and Beatles-esque backing tracks providing a fitting vehicle for Gallagher's distinctive lead vocals. For proof, check recent singles 'From Mars To Liverpool' - where Squires' solos towards the end seemingly soar above reverb-laden backing vocals that accurately pay tribute to the Fab Four - and the more psychedelic Roses-meets-Oasis flex of 'Just Another Rainbow'. There are no surprises, but fans will love it.
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Liam Gallagher John Squire
Liam Gallagher John Squire (white vinyl LP + poster (indie exclusive))
Cat: 505419 7893957. Rel: 04 Mar 24
Raise Your Hands (4:14)
Mars To Liverpool (3:41)
One Day At A Time (3:42)
I'm A Wheel (3:35)
Just Another Rainbow (5:29)
Love You Forever (3:32)
Make It Up As You Go Along (2:13)
You're Not The Only One (3:58)
I'm So Bored (4:38)
Mother Nature's Song (4:08)
Review: There's almost no point writing about this one - an album that already has legions of disciples waiting to embrace it, with pretty much everyone who knows the names Liam Gallagher and John Squire guaranteed to be interested in what their self-titled LP is about. More so, without even hitting play we all kind of know what it's about, with two of the biggest names to come out of Manchester's 1990s indie rock breeding ground coming together for a record that sounds every bit the sum of its parts. Squire's incredible guitar playing - a centrepiece of The Stone Roses' sound - is incredible as ever, sending riffs soaring over the dilapidated rooftops of North West England and out into the stratosphere. Meanwhile, Gallagher's elongated but gruff vocal style remains steadfast across ten anthems-in-the-making. Powerhouse stuff, but like we said, nobody expected less.
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No Gods No Masters
No Gods No Masters (gatefold neon green vinyl LP)
Cat: 405053 8662887. Rel: 11 Jun 21
The Men Who Rule The World (4:22)
The Creeps (2:48)
Uncomfortably Me (4:03)
Wolves (4:14)
Anonymous XXX (4:10)
Waiting For God (4:05)
Godhead (4:08)
A Woman Destroyed (5:32)
Flipping The Bird (3:37)
No Gods No Masters (4:32)
This City Will Kill You (4:39)
Review: American rock band Garbage have done well to stand the test of time. Their seventh studio album has been influenced by numerology and things such as the seven virtues, the seven sorrows, and the seven deadly sins. It is a ferocious record that chews up and spits out issues of capitalism, love, loss and grief, and is, says frontwoman Shirley Manson, "our way of trying to make sense of how fucking nuts the world is and the astounding chaos we find ourselves in." Bold, confrontational and powerful, this is one of the band's most socially and politically aware albums.
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Fawn
Fawn (180 gram red vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: HTH 170. Rel: 30 Mar 23
Seed (2:49)
Howl (3:34)
Fawn (4:18)
Cleave (4:18)
Peeve (4:24)
Scale (4:45)
Meat (5:06)
Brute (3:57)
Chaw (4:57)
Tame (5:08)
Melt (4:59)
Review: Houndstooth has come a very long way since it launched as the nightclub fabric's sister label aimed at less up front electronic tones. Over the years, it has widened its remit, meaning the roster now includes artists so far removed from where the imprint originally came from you'd struggle to believe the back story, establishing itself among the most varied and exploratory UK labels today.
Enter US experimental artist Katie Gately to prove our point. Fawn is a trip, to say the least. Themed around childhood and what comes next, it audibly reflects the tantrums, the wonder, the rebellion, and the growth that we endure from those earliest years through to teenagehood. And it does this through noisy art rock and avant-garde pop. A real creative triumph everyone should hear.
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Superheat
Superheat (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: SRE 564LP. Rel: 14 Mar 23
The Big Sleep (5:59)
On Most Surfaces (Inuit) (6:11)
Probably Built In The Fifties (6:57)
Liberty Bell (5:37)
Marooned (5:30)
Rescue Me (7:13)
Strange Machines (6:55)
Nighttime Birds (6:55)
My Electricity (9:04)
Sand & Mercury (6:20)
Review: Dutch gothic doom metal turned shoegazing prog collective The Gathering are one of those artists of two consequential halves. Superheat; their live album released at the dawn of the new millennium and recorded primarily in the classic Amsterdam Paradiso, sonically deposits the group half a year before the release of their seminal sixth full-length If Then Else, by which time they had made the full transition to alternative auteurs. Here the material is a complimentary myriad of cuts from their acclaimed opus How to Measure A Planet?, interspliced with material from their darker, heftier albums such as Mandylion and Nighttime Birds.

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City Baby Attacked By Rats (remastered)
City Baby Attacked By Rats (remastered) (gatefold LP + poster + sticker)
Cat: PNV 173. Rel: 05 Feb 24
Time Bomb (2:28)
Sick Boy (2:33)
Wardogs (1:29)
Slut (2:32)
Maniac (2:12)
Gunned Down (2:35)
I Am The Hunted (2:50)
City Baby Attacked By Rats (2:37)
The Prayer Of A Realist (2:31)
Passenger On The Menu (2:49)
Heavy Discipline (2:08)
Boston Babies (2:08)
Bellend Bop (5:08)
Review: Where do we start here? The band is called GBH, otherwise known as Charged GBH, the label Puke & Vomit, and the album City Baby Attacked By Rats. Suffice to say, if you're after blissful ambient or contemporary classical best jog on and look elsewhere, because, friend, this ain't that. In comparison, this is breakneck hardcore punk with early heavy metal touches that stops for nobody and nothing. With track names like 'Slut', 'Maniac', 'Sick Boy' and 'War Dogs', you can probably imagine how thick and fast the chords, riffs and drum rolls come, with the raw energy, rage and wit that has always made punk so damned vital here in full effect and more than a hint of early Motorhead to the pacing and lyrical flow, which should tell you everything there is to know.

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Audiobook
Audiobook (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PSY 031LP. Rel: 09 Nov 23
AB (1:42)
CD (3:07)
EF (2:14)
GH (3:02)
IJ (2:22)
KL (4:15)
MN (1:57)
OP (2:31)
QR (2:44)
ST (2:21)
UV (3:20)
WX (1:25)
YZ (3:01)
Review: Sam Gendel and Marcella Cytrynowicz invite you into a lo-fi and imitate world on new album Audiobook. It's an experimental mix of knackered rhythms and damaged tale sounds, distant shakers and shards of melody. Each track is a collage, a loose jumble, a sketch book of ideas that is run through with a sense of hope, despite the often muggy and melancholic overtones. Track five, 'IJ', is a cover of 'Deluge' by Wayne Shorter of the sort you have never heard before and the second half goes a little more unhinged and unusual, but remains a fascinating listen.
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Generation X (Record Store Day RSD 2023)
Generation X (Record Store Day RSD 2023) (limited heavyweight translucent yellow vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: 810098 500449. Rel: 10 May 23
From The Heart (2:07)
One Hundred Punks (3:07)
Listen (3:23)
Ready Steady Go (2:56)
Kleenex (2:07)
Promises Promises (5:16)
Day By Day (2:06)
The Invisible Man (2:56)
Kiss Me Deadly (4:22)
Too Personal (2:15)
Youth Youth Youth (6:08)
Review: Probably mainly due to the latter day punk rock caricature antics of Billy Idol, Generation X's role in the revolution that overtook music in the late 70s is often overlooked. As members of The Bromley Contingent - a group of early adopters of the Sex Pistols - they rubbed shoulders with Siouxsie Sioux, Sid Vicious and others, but by 1978 they'd released this breathtakingly exciting debut album packed with three minute wonders like 'Kleenex' and 'One Hundred Punks', big on distorted power chords and velocity and low on musical showing off. Ironically, given their roots, this owes much more to the Pistols' northern rivals Buzzcocks than Rotten and co themselves, but that's no bad thing.
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LA Complete: The Full 1986 Broadcast Volume One
Cat: PARA 597LP. Rel: 19 Jan 24
Mama (8:58)
Abacab (10:45)
Land Of Confusion (5:16)
That's All (5:18)
Domino (15:02)
In Too Deep (5:21)
The Brazilian (5:15)
Follow You, Follow Me (5:44)
Tonight, Tonight, Tonight (9:01)
Interlude (4:32)
Review: Prog rock - even in its most shiny 80s pop incarnation - doesn't do thing by halves and so we shouldn't be surprised this double album is only one of two sprawling releases containing the 1986 LA gig by Genesis. This is the threesome in their Invisible Touch era, so there's plenty from that album here - yes, even their often overlooked electro-styled instrumental 'The Brazilian' - plus highlights from its eponymous predecessor (the Grandmaster Flash-referencing 'Mama', 'That's All') and other back catalogue big hitters such as 'Follow You, Follow Me' and 'Abacab'.
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A Trip To The Moon
A Trip To The Moon (limited gatefold seaglass black swirl vinyl LP)
Cat: KCR 12033LPC1. Rel: 22 Feb 24
Opening (0:37)
Eyes Of Love (2:24)
Where To? (3:07)
To The Moon! (3:20)
Achluo (3:32)
Nova (3:00)
Helios (3:08)
Into The Abyss (0:48)
Again (3:35)
A Solar Wind (2:30)
Space Walk (3:01)
Casadastra (3:16)
A Rare View (2:42)
Totality (3:39)
Infinite Dark (3:15)
Review: Building on the success of their A New Kind of Love album back in 2022, Ghost Funk Orchestra ventures further into the realms of film music, exotica, and psychedelic surf rock with new record A Trip To The Moon.' It was written with the aim of creating a richly layered and collaged listening experience with myriad elements waiting to be discovered with each new spin, and they have certainly achieved that. Featuring fuzzy guitars drenched in spring reverb and horns arranged in a studio big band style, it offers a blend of garage rock attitude and big compositions with influences like Eddie Palmieri and Dusty Springfield to be found within. It also features real recorded transmissions from the Apollo moon missions weaved throughout the tracks as a tale is told of a woman left stranded on Earth by her cosmonaut partner.
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Ghost Power
Cat: DS 3347LP. Rel: 29 Apr 22
Asteroid Witch (3:37)
Panic In The Isles Of Splendor (3:39)
Lithic Fragment (1:24)
Inchwork (3:13)
Zome Primer (1:46)
Grimalkin (4:59)
Heavy Bubbles (1:28)
Vertical Section (2:14)
Opsimath (2:04)
Astral Melancholy Suite (14:58)
Review: Ghost Power is a project from Jeremy Novak of Dymaxion fame and Timothy Gane, also spotted in McCarthy, Stereolab and Cavern Of Anti-Matter. The sound they're whipping up on this debut LP speaks to Library Music freakery with a distinctly 70s twist. It's plenty funky where it counts, cheeky to a fault, and it's embellished with all kinds of wild synth tweaking. Just take a listen to lead track 'Asteroid Witch' and you'll know everything you need to about this brand new, cosmically-charged project with an old soul.
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Soundscapes Vol 1: Music For Harlequins
Cat: JAKARTA 182LP. Rel: 01 Mar 23
It's All There (2:28)
Igualmente (3:11)
L'arlecchino (3:00)
Cora (2:12)
Il Castello Dei Pagliacci (3:15)
Vengo A Te (1:28)
Feeling Home (3:31)
Humore (4:11)
Sobrio (3:37)
Un Nuovo Giorno (3:57)
NoNoNo (3:33)
Sandia (The Melon Song) (3:20)
La Mia Regina (3:39)
Review: Jakarta Records is mostly known for its superb hip hop but this one is a dazzling album well worth checking. It's a perfect mix of instrumental jazz, soul and gentle grooves that will get you nodding along and lost in the gorgeous melodies from the master of this sort of stuff that is Gianni Brezzo. The Italian has put put several fine albums before now and this collection is another doozy with certain harmonic and rhythmic concepts recurring throughout that drawn on European and folklorist style.
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II
II (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: IMF 002. Rel: 21 Dec 23
Origin Of The Species (2:14)
Imposter (4:23)
Speak Through Walls (7:21)
Space Farrier (5:50)
The Present (3:17)
To The Pensieve (5:54)
Dispatch Of Species (2:43)
Curbing Lights (1:53)
I Am The Night (10:18)
Birds With Borders (6:57)
Tables Turn (6:01)
King In Yellow (3:44)
Seeds (6:45)
Review: Erlend Viken's first outing as Giant Sky - 2021's self-titled debut - was part epic prog rock overture and part major statement about the state of the music business. Only available in physical album format, for some time just a single track was doing the rounds on streaming services, which wasn't really a track at all, but instead a message about the evils of major streaming platforms and their role in ruining the artistic economy. Second time around, and the music itself is no less powerful. Moving from 'Origin Of The Species' and its floating-through-the-cosmos atmosphere, to the rousing call-to-unity of 'The Pensieve' and the industrial-noise-cum-delicate pop on 'Imposter', the vision and scope are incredible, new ideas seemingly presenting themselves at every twist and turn on this 13-strong track list.
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I Still Can't Believe You're Gone
Bobby GILLESPIE / VARIOUS
Cat: CDCHD 1605. Rel: 25 Oct 23
Willie Nelson - "I Still Can't Believe You're Gone"
Bob Dylan - "Love Sick"
Donnie Fritts - "We Had It All"
JJ Cale - "Magnolia"
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - "By The Time I Get To Phoenix"
Crazy Horse - "I Don't Want To Talk About It"
Ry Cooder - "Dark End Of The Street"
Percy Sledge - "Kind Woman"
Lee Hazlewood - "Wait & See"
Al Green - "Strong As Death (Sweet As Love)"
Thin Lizzy - "Shades Of A Blue Orphanage"
Kate & Anna McGarrigle - "Heart Like A Wheel"
Mott The Hoople - "When My Mind's Gone"
Boz Scaggs - "I'll Be Long Gone"
The Chi Lites - "The Coldest Days Of My Life" (part 1)
Little Feat - "Roll Um Easy"
Grateful Dead - "Brokedown Palace"
Charlie Rich - "I Feel Like Going Home"
Review: .Following the success of his Sunday Morning, Coming Down compilation, Ace Records has asked Bobby Gillespie to put together a follow-up. This time round, the Primal Scream frontman has decided to showcase tracks he turns to "for solace, comfort and empathy" during the Scottish band's various tours. Offering a mix of country, blues, Americana, psychedelia and soul, the selected songs - including inspired efforts by Willie Nelson, Lee Hazelwood, Al Green, the Chi-Lites, Ry Cooder and Kate & Anna McGringle (whose 'Heart Like a Wheel' is a genuinely tender and heart-aching affair) - more than deliver on the album's conceptual premise, offering equal amounts of emotion and entertainment.
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How To Be A Human Being
How To Be A Human Being (zoetrope picture disc LP)
Cat: 122391. Rel: 28 Sep 23
Life Itself (4:27)
Youth (4:08)
Season 2 Episode 3 (3:54)
Pork Soda (4:01)
Mama's Gun (4:19)
Cane Shuga (3:58)
The Other Side Of Paradise (5:20)
Take A Slice (3:35)
Poplar St (4:14)
Agnes (4:41)
Review: Glass Animals are one of the hottest English indie rock bands out there right now. Their second studio album How to Be a Human Being came back in August 2016 was appreciated for its sense of wonder and lasting musical impression. Each of the tracks in the album is represented by one of the people on the original album cover and this reissue comes in the form of a zoetrope picture disc. Inspiration for the people on the cover came from people the band met and stories they were told during their travels on tour promoting their previous album.
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Ax Ox
Ax Ox (coloured vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: LAUNCH 287. Rel: 02 Mar 23
Ural Sun (5:08)
Ax Ox (3:07)
The Neighbor (4:51)
Mirror (1:44)
Loops (5:04)
Les Funerailles (2:08)
Les Funerailles (7:13)
Eternal Trans Siberian (4:50)
Bristoled (2:33)
The Bridge (2:57)
Salted Caramel (5:59)
NST
Review: Russia's Gnoomes (aka Sasha Painkov and his wife Masha Piankova) have really overcome some hefty odds to get out their new album Ax Ox - the pandemic, illness, depression and of course turmoil back home. But it was worth the graft as they offer up a potent and moving mix of melancholia and strident optimism. The mix up the hope of dream pop with the drive of Krautrock, the vidid melodies of transcendent music with plenty of great narratives about the troubled relationship the band has with their home country. This is an eye-opening and thought-provoking record that is very much reflective of the troubled global times in which we love.
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Suspiria (Soundtrack)
Suspiria (Soundtrack) (limited gatefold LP)
Cat: LPOST 042B. Rel: 26 Jul 23
Suspiria (5:53)
Witch (3:03)
Opening To The Sighs (0:27)
Sighs (5:02)
Markos (4:03)
Black Forest (6:13)
Blind Concert (6:09)
Death Valzer (1:54)
Review: Suspiria, one of Dario Argento's defining horror masterpieces, wasn't the first time Goblin had worked with the controversial-yet-acclaimed Italian director. The progressive rockers had, two years previous, delivered the incredible score to Profondo Rosso, and won plaudits at the time for their work - once people knew it was them. It was originally intended to be soundtracked by jazz pianist and composer Giorgio Gaslini, but disagreements on his output left just three of his themes in, but the credits were never updated, leaving Goblin listed incorrectly as "performers" as oppose to writers of the music. While this would have left a bad taste in the mouths of many, evidently that wasn't the case here. Two years later, the band were back with Argento and making this insane collection of sounds, half tracks, atmospheric noises, and cacophonous arrangements. A truly visceral experience, it's an immersive assault on the senses touching on experimental electronics, contemporary classical, gothic, and plain weirdo.
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Purge
Purge (gatefold silver & gold splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: AVCE 66. Rel: 27 Jul 23
Nero (4:31)
Land Lord (4:55)
Army Of Non (4:48)
Lazarus Leper (6:12)
Permission (5:25)
The Father (4:48)
Mythology Of Self (5:02)
You Are The Judge, The Jury, & The Executioner (7:28)
Review: Purge is the much anticipated new album from rock behemoths Godflesh. The band is led by frontman Justin Broadwick - formerly half of Techno Animal with The Bug's Kevin Martin - who has expressed his discomfort at being quizzed about his music on social media. He battles with autism and PTSD and uses music as therapy and a release from the stress and isolationism that comes with those conditions. This record finds the band look back to their 1992 album Pure which is what first marked them out as special and it's raw, dense, unrelenting heavy rock with snarled vocals that offer comfort for the despairing.
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Nero
Nero (limited 180 gram white & blue vinyl LP)
Cat: AREC 069. Rel: 01 Aug 23
Nero (4:32)
Nero (remix) (5:02)
Nero (Alt version) (4:32)
Nero (dub) (9:19)
Review: Godflesh are back with a new single taken from their new and upcoming album Purge which finds frontman Justin Broadwick - formerly half of Techno Animal with The Bug's Kevin Martin - using music as a way of processing his autism and PTSD. It is full throttle, dense post-rock music with his guttural vocals front and centre amidst walls of scuzzy guitar and industrial drum sounds. The original of 'Nero' comes remixed, and also as a dub and alternative version which is even more head-twisting. Not for the faint of heart, this one.
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G D's Pee At State's End!
G D's Pee At State's End! (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP + 10" + insert + MP3 download code in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: CST 156LP. Rel: 02 Apr 21
A Military Alphabet (Five Eyes All Blind) (4521.0kHz 6730.0kHz 4109.09kHz)/Job's Lament/First Of The Last Glaciers/Where We Break How We Shine (Rockets For Mary) (18:38)
Fire At Static Valley (19:33)
Government Came (9980.0kHz 3617.1kHz 4521.0 KHz)/Cliffs Gaze/Cliffs' Gaze At Empty Waters' Rise/Ashes To Sea Or Nearer To Thee (5:55)
Our Side Has To Win (For DH) (6:23)
Review: RECOMMENDED
It's pretty much impossible not to get very, very excited about the prospect of a new Godspeed record. The outfit pretty much wrote the book on huge, epic, fantastical chamber rock with a punk edge when they first set about trying to soundtrack the decline of Western civilisation back in the late-1990s, and following reformation circa 2010 have only felt more relevant.

State's End! is a fitting addition to a back catalogue almost-entirely comprising landmark records, and while very much in the same vein as the band's previous, it's also original enough to confirm the group are still as incomparable as ever (albeit some have noted this album takes them one-step closer to a latter day Pink Floyd). Soaring, rousing, tense instrumental rock that also packs a vital message - the world needs to change tact before all is too late - it's likely this will be one of the year's most essential releases.
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G D's Pee At State's End!
Cat: CST 156CD. Rel: 02 Apr 21
A Military Alphabet (Five Eyes All Blind) (4521.0kHz 6730.0kHz 4109.09kHz)/Job's Lament/First Of The Last Glaciers/Where We Break How We Shine (Rockets For Mary)
Fire At Static Valley
Government Came (9980.0kHz 3617.1kHz 4521.0 KHz)/Cliffs Gaze/Cliffs' Gaze At Empty Waters' Rise/Ashes To Sea Or Nearer To Thee
Our Side Has To Win (For DH)
Review: When announcing the release of their new album, G'D's Pee at State End - their first full-length missive since 2017's Luciferian Towers - Godspeed You Black Emperor attracted headlines by calling for the abolishment of prisons, police, imperialism and the rich. Given that statement - one that is totally in-keeping with their anarchic attitude and music - you'd expect the album to be angry and rage-filled, but it feels more poignant and melancholic, thanks in part to the long-serving band's use of strings throughout the four lengthy post-rock soundscapes that make up the album. Peppered with blasts of shortwave radio, and rising and falling melodic themes, it's a far more cinematic concoction than many may have expected - a kind of sighing, tear-soaked soundtrack to the end of days.
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Luciferian Towers
Luciferian Towers (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP + poster + MP3 download code)
Cat: CST 126LP. Rel: 21 Sep 17
Undoing A Luciferian Towers (7:42)
Bosses Hang (14:35)
Fam/Famine (6:38)
Anthem For No State (14:38)
Review: The Canadian post-rock instrumentalists return with a demand for revolution, soundtracked by just shy of 45 minutes of orchestral aggression. As with all of their work, GY!BE convey their ideas articulately through evocative wordless music. The opener, 'Undoing a Luciferian Towers' sets a tone for the album with a monolithic and militaristic march. Passages of feedback open out into anthemic expanse on the three parts of 'Bosses Hang'. 'Fam/Famine' balances between harmonic assonance and dissonance, ramping up the tension before the final triptych 'Anthem Of The State' takes a more optimistic tone, with the movement away from noise providing some glimmers of light in the abyss. 'Luciferian Towers' is an impeccable and polished record, and possibly Godspeed You! Black Emperor's finest to date.
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Local Valley
Local Valley (gatefold translucent green vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SLANG 50374GREEN. Rel: 17 Sep 21
El Invento (2:35)
Visions (3:42)
The Void (2:57)
Horizons (3:16)
Head On (4:48)
Valle Local (2:21)
Lasso In (3:34)
Lilla G (2:00)
Swing (3:31)
Tjomme (4:54)
Line Of Fire (3:06)
En Stund Pa Jorden (2:41)
Honey Honey (1:41)
Review: Jose Gonzalez is one of the most acclaimed global musicians of the last few years, despite having such a quiet and intimate sound. Now comes his much anticipated fourth album which is another testament to his ability to draw you in and hypnotise you with his unique rhythmic style. Hugely pastoral and organic throughout, this record packs in plenty of mesmeric guitar paying and on some songs drum machine grooves. As always there is the odd reinterpretation of other artists' work and plenty of vital originals that come infused with elements of music from all over the world.
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In Our Nature
Cat: PFG 114. Rel: 21 Sep 07
How Low
Down The Line
Killing For Love
In Our Nature
Teardrop
Abram
Time To Send Someone Away
The Nest
Fold
Cycling Trivialities
Review: With a background playing in Swedish punk bands, the potent emotional force distilled within Jose Gonzalez's music suddenly makes a lot of sense. Hearing the ten songs on "In Our Nature" is almost like a palette cleanser. Even more starkly compelling than before, his approach is identifiably patient, methodical and focused on illuminating melodic details at unexpected angles. As a guitarist, he finds accord with players like Geoff Farina, and in the finger-picking style of Cuba's Silvio Rodrigeuz. Having worked on the songs at length on his own, the album was recorded to tape in two weeks in a studio in Gothenburg. Jose (guitar and vocals) is joined by Erik Bodin (percussion), Hakan Wirenstrand (keyboards) and Little Dragon's songwriter/vocalist, Yukimi Nagamo (backing vocals).
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Cracker Island
Cat: 505419 7213212. Rel: 23 Feb 23
Cracker Island (feat Thundercat)
Oil (feat Stevie Nicks)
The Tired Influencer
Silent Running (feat Adeleye Omotayo)
New Gold (feat Tame Impala & Bootie Brown)
Baby Queen
Tarantula
Tormenta (feat Bad Bunny)
Skinny Ape
Possession Island (feat Beck)
Review: Everyone's favourite "virtual band" returns with its eighth studio album, the Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett-helmed project's first for three years. In keeping with the project's loose, collective concept, the ever-present Albarn - whose voice provides the focal point on the majority of tracks - there's an impressive cast-list of guest musicians present, with Thundercat wielding the bass on the purple funk-influenced title track, Stevie Nicks handling lead vocals on 'Oil', Beck providing a standout turn on 'Possession Island' and Bootie Brown and Tame Impala excelling on album highlight 'New Gold'. As usual, this is hooky, well-made pop that proudly dips its toe in all manner of styles and sub-genres, while sneakily avoiding the pitfalls of shamelessly radio-friendly music. Fans will love it.
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Cracker Island
Cracker Island (LP + poster)
Cat: 505419 7199738. Rel: 23 Feb 23
Cracker Island (feat Thundercat) (3:33)
Oil (feat Stevie Nicks) (3:46)
The Tired Influencer (3:25)
Tarantula (3:31)
Silent Running (feat Adeleye Omotayo) (4:26)
New Gold (feat Tame Impala & Bootie Brown) (3:35)
Baby Queen (3:30)
Tormenta (feat Bad Bunny) (3:08)
Skinny Ape (4:41)
Possession Island (feat Beck) (3:28)
Review: Who would have thought that'll these years later the cartoon band that is Gorillaz would still be going, still be popular, and still turning out great music? Well, they are. They have kept details of this new album under tight guard for a while but what we do know about Cracker Island is that it features a truly all-star lineup of heavyweight guests such as Thundercat, Stevie Nicks, Tame Impala, Bootie Brown, Adeleye Omotayo, Bad Bunny, and Beck. As always the sound is alternative indie and electronic with a playful sense of character.
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Plastic Beach
Plastic Beach (gatefold heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 626 1661. Rel: 09 Sep 10
Orchestral Intro
Welcome To The World Of The Plastic Beach
White Flag
Rhinestone Eyes
Stylo
Superfast Jellyfish
Empire Ants
Glitter Freeze
Some Kind Of Nature
On Melancholy Hill
Broken
Sweepstakes
Plastic Beach
To Binge
Cloud Of Unknowing
Pirate Jet
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Sumday: The Cassette Demos
Cat: DGB 2631. Rel: 27 Jul 23
Now It's On (3:32)
Yeah Is What We Had (3:06)
I'm On Standby (3:06)
Passed Out In A Datsun (4:26)
The Go In The Go-For-It (5:24)
Stray Dog & The Chocolate Karaoke (3:25)
The Group Who Couldn't Say (3:39)
OK With My Decay (4:05)
Lost On Yer Merry Way (3:37)
The Warming Sun (4:16)
El Caminos In The West (4:16)
The Final Push To The Sum (3:55)
Review: We can only guess what Grandaddy would have to say about the state of play right now. Having risen to fame and acclaim in the early-mid-1990s, by the time Sumday came along the Californian band had set out their stall in terms of the technological revolution unfolding around them. 2000's stunning but sceptical (if not scared) The Sophtware Slump is just one clear example of resignation that humans would be unable to ensure tech yields to their commands and only theirs. The robots weren't coming, they had already arrived. Skip forward another three years and Sumday felt more relaxed, and warm. Nevertheless, the same themes are omnipresent, just like those cursed machines. Only this time there's more surrealism and less obstinate pessimism than before. And less experimentation, musically, albeit we're still in the psyche-space-lo-fi rock world, which has 'testbed' written into its manifesto. We loved it then, and love it today, even if it does feel like a warning we never listened to now you're seeing the unchecked birth of deep fakes and AIs.
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The Sophtware Slump On A Wooden Piano
The Sophtware Slump On A Wooden Piano (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: DGB 2191. Rel: 19 Feb 21
He's Simple He's Dumb He's The Pilot (Piano version) (8:37)
Hewlett's Daughter (Piano version) (4:29)
Jed The Humanoid (Piano version) (3:59)
The Crystal Lake (Piano version) (5:49)
Chartsengrafs (Piano version) (3:55)
Underneath The Weeping Willow (Piano version) (2:07)
Broken Household Appliance National Forest (Piano version) (3:56)
Jed's Other Poem (Beautiful Ground) (Piano version) (3:26)
E Knievel Interlude (The Perils Of Keeping It Real) (Piano version) (1:47)
Miner At The Dial-A-View (Piano version) (5:52)
So You'll Aim Toward The Sky (Piano version) (4:48)
Review: Let's take you back to the year 2000. A time when we'd all just realised the world wasn't ending (just yet, anyway), hopes for the future outweighed existential fears over what it might hold, and Granddaddy released The Sophtware Slump On A Wooden Piano to critical acclaim. As timely as they come, critics cited a meeting point where the death of the wild American frontier dream ran into the start of technologically-driven madness.

Both an outdated and perfectly fitting record for our times, or those times, like anything made well from wood the album hasn't really dated, but instead matured and taken on a life of its own. Coming at us with little else other than heart-wrenching ivories and Jason Lytle's lone, tender but not beaten voice, it's enough to inspire a serious emotional response in anyone. A lo-fi indie landmark worth revisiting.
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Jerry's Last Stand Volume 1
Cat: PARA 504LP. Rel: 27 Apr 22
Touch Of Grey (7:32)
Little Red Rooster (7:52)
Lazy River Road (6:59)
When I Paint My Masterpiece (5:50)
Childhood's End (4:24)
Cumberland Blues (5:08)
The Promised Land (4:43)
Shakedown Street (14:04)
Samson & Delilah (7:45)
So Many Roads (11:47)
Review: On July 9th 1995, Jerry Garcia had just turned 53 and took the sated for what would be the very pastime with The Grateful Dead. It was evident fo all in attendance at this gig in Chicago that he was a very ill man - his face was pallid, his body was shaking. The whole tour is said to have been something of a disaster form start to finish but there are times in this set that all that was forgotten and Gerry manages to working his magic and make for some real musical bliss. This double album was The Grateful Dead's last ever concert with Jerry, who died in his sleep a week later on August 9th 1995. It is now pressed to vinyl for the first time.
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Ludwig Van Shred
Cat: MVD 10641A. Rel: 20 Sep 22
Beethoven's Leonore/Fidelio Overture
Beethoven's Moonlight Mosh
Beethoven/Chopin/Wagner's Twilight Of The Gods
Beethoven Mosh 2
Sex & Violins: Beethoven's Fur Elise 22nd Century
Beethoven Since Birth!
Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony
Beethoven's Bolero Mosh
Beethoven's Eroica Symphony
Beethoven's Leonore/Fidelio Overture Classical Violin
Shredthoven
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Insomniac (25th Anniversary Edition) (remastered)
Cat: 009362 4884576. Rel: 19 Mar 21
Armatage Shanks (LP1) (2:16)
Brat (1:43)
Stuck With Me (2:15)
Geek Stink Breath (2:14)
No Pride (2:18)
Bab's Uvula Who? (2:08)
86 (2:48)
Panic Song (3:32)
Stuart & The Ave (2:05)
Brain Stew (0:36)
Jaded (4:06)
Westbound Sign (2:11)
Tight Wad Hill (2:01)
Walking Contradiction (2:34)
Armatage Shanks (LP2: live In Prague) (2:29)
Brat (2:01)
Geek Stink Breath (2:00)
Stuck With Me (2:10)
Brain Stew (3:03)
Jaded (1:28)
Walking Contradiction (2:25)
86 (4:23)
Review: If Dookie was packed full of raging adolescence, last summer highs and formative experiences, Insomniac, Green Day's follow up record, marked the band moving into a new life stage, sonically and lyrically. Exploring their most punk-punk sound yet, a heavier, growlier, blood, sweat and tears-ier take on the immediately arresting, riff-focused formula that first grabbed our attention.

So it stands to reason a quarter century later things still sound powerful and pleasurable. Of course the singles 'Geek Stink Breath', 'Stuck With Me', 'Brain Stew/Jaded' and 'Walking Construction' will be more than familiar even to those who have only heard the band in passing. But the record is packed full of depth and quality elsewhere it arguably far exceeds its older, more widely remembered sibling.
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Nimrod
Nimrod (gatefold 2xLP (side 4 etched))
Cat: RPRW 653736. Rel: 28 May 21
Nice Guys Finish Last (2:49)
Hitchin' A Ride (2:49)
The Grouch (2:11)
Redundant (3:19)
Scattered (2:57)
All The Time (2:12)
Worry Rock (2:27)
Platypus (I Hate You) (2:20)
Uptight (3:05)
Last Ride In (3:44)
Jink (2:12)
Haushinka (3:26)
Walking Alone (2:43)
Reject (2:06)
Take Back (1:08)
King For A Day (3:12)
Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) (2:32)
Prosthetic Head (3:31)
Review: It's 1997 and Green Day have just unveiled Nimrod, their fifth studio album, with the clear intention of trying different ideas, en masse. Rather than specifically looking to release an album per se, the band convinced Reprise Records to let them loose on what's effectively a series of singles. Lacking the coherency of a full record, the fact it still bagged universally positive reviews - with many rightly pointing to its rousing and invigorating qualities (surely a product of its shape-shifting nature) - is testament to the band's deft abilities.

It certainly showed off the outfit's ability to craft these huge, memorable hook lines and melodies, the sort of tracks that you instantly feel you know, even on first listen. Veering between folk, punk, ska and skate rock, what's here may not have had quite the same impact as Dookie, but many ways this is a more convincing argument for their legendary status.
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