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If There's A Will There's A Way
Cat: ROC 058. Rel: 16 Jan 25
Don Covay & The Jefferson Lemon Band - "If There's A Will There's A Way" (3:36)
Harvey Mandel - "Baby Batter" (3:40)
Review: Climactic, psychedelic soul and blues brilliance by Don Covay, co-written by Donny Hathaway and backed by a proto-Balearic sweetmeat on the B, Harvey Mandel's 'Baby Batter'. The A-side was originally released one year after (1972) the B-side (1971) on the American Janus label, and the tracks provide a palpable contrast, drawing on the same idiom yet approaching it with remarkable difference. Covay's lyrics are, thematically, overflowing with determination, despite the psychic conflict at the track's heart. Is there any resolution? "The sweeter you, look, mama... the bitterer you treat me..."
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The Deacons
Cat: BGPS 081. Rel: 27 Feb 25
The Deacons (3:23)
Pisces Pace (2:24)
Review: Detroit musician and producer Dave Hamilton hears two fantastic early emissions of his reissued via BGP. Known originally as a guitarist and an early member of the Motown house band, Hamilton's influence on music, especially the later Northern soul firestorm in the UK, is perhaps understated. His guitar contributions to the likes of Marvin Gaye's 'Stubborn Kind Of Fellow' and John Lee Hooker's 'Boom Boom' are indeed cherished additions to the Michigan funk and r&b canon, but perhaps it's his later outings as Dave Hamilton and the Peppers - and later founding of the labels Demoristic and TCB - that house the real trinkets. 'The Deacons' and 'Pisces Place' both came out via the TCB label, and brought vibraphonic blues and astrologic easy listens respectively to wax.
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From 30 000 Feet
From 30 000 Feet (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: SN 134. Rel: 12 Nov 24
From 30,000 Feet (3:11)
Crying Like A Little Child (3:12)
Don't The Sky Look Pretty (2:44)
When You're In This Mood (3:19)
Review: A new raw, bluesy punk-garage EP from Mick Hampshire - a zoomed-out existential musing on life, dealing in geological process, speck-of-dust sublimes and personal breaking points. Drawing on Hampshire's well-gained experience as the leading member of garage rock four-piece Mickey & The Milkshakes, Mick now goes rogue, dashing the cream shake to the floor, and turning his hand to a mendicant, roughshod, rock-relief style of blues. In 2022, armed only with his Grimshaw semi-acoustic guitar - unamplified - Mick sang and strummed through these four home-recorded, perhaps phone-recorded jams in an unnamed back room. The result is an honest and grievous sound, reaching its exasperated but shoulder-shaking climax on 'When You're In This Mood'.
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Just Ain't Gonna Work Out (reissue)
Just Ain't Gonna Work Out (reissue) (custom shaped translucent red vinyl 7")
Cat: STH 7028V. Rel: 28 Nov 24
Just Ain't Gonna Work Out (2:31)
When I Said Goodbye (4:11)
Review: Mayer Hawthorne's debut release hears a faithful reissue via Stones Throw. 'Just Ain't Gonna Work Out' was first released in 2008 as the first forerunner to the LP A Strange Arrangement, which was released the following year. Housed on a distinctively oblong, heart-shaped, red 7", the star track hears Hawthorne segue uncertainly from serenade to breakup song, and we're treated to his trademark croaky falsetto too; too nice to pass up. B-sider 'When I Said Goodbye' is a haunting soul reminiscence, giving barbershop harmonies laid down by a ghostly troupe, amid talk of shattered wills and wistful post-breakup apologies.
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Jazz Carnival
Cat: PAN 004. Rel: 02 Oct 24
Jazz Carnival (3:34)
Magic Fly (3:06)
Review: Haze, an Exeter band that in 1981 endlessly toured the South West of England and released the album "SILVERTOPS REFLECTS HAZE" upon which many contemporary tracks were given the Haze treatment from Barry Manilow's 'I Can't Smile Without You' to Johnny Cash's 'Ghost Riders in the Sky'. In the mix Azymuth's Latin funk anthem 'Jazz Carnival' and Space's legendary electronic 'Magic Fly' surfaced, the latter two of which make up this exceptional 7" release by Panorama records, this relatively new label that celebrates idiosyncratic rarities. Haze seem to like breaking down the original and making space between the beats and yet on this A side an already pumping track pumps faster with an extra electronic edge on the Moog-ish organ, whilst paradoxically Haze's lead guitarist takes on Jose Roberto Bertrami's originally syncopated keys in a more regulated way - not a bad thing if not a jazz dancer but someone who just loves to dance! Intelligently, Panorama have coupled this with Haze's percussion heavy version of 'Magic Fly' on the B side, that even if it remains more so electronic, even poppy, it nicely compliments the Brazilian homage of side A. If you love a rare version, 7" 45s and early 80s jazz funk with a synthesised edge you'll love this.
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Stuck Up
Cat: EXUMG 14. Rel: 07 Aug 24
Stuck Up (3:07)
When Someone's Good To You (2:39)
Review: Northern Soul devotees have long been captivated by unreleased Motown gems, and this one may be the best yet. Written by Chester and Gary Pipkin, 'Stuck-Up' was crafted to replace Mary Wells after her departure from Motown. Although Oma Heard recorded extensively, including a duet with Marvin Gaye, she was dropped for not fitting the label's image. The song was then given to Shirley Gunter, whose 1966 version on Tangerine Records became one of the rarest Northern Soul records, often fetching over 500 quid. Recently, the original Oma Heard version surfaced on a Motown unreleased CD and has been hailed as a classic by Ian Levine. Now, for the first time, it gets released on vinyl by Motown's V.I.P. label.
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A Comforting Notion
A Comforting Notion (12" (indie exclusive))
Cat: SWP 010V. Rel: 24 Mar 23
Consistent Dedication (3:08)
Retributions Of An Awful Life (5:26)
A Comforting Notion (3:36)
24 Hours (4:27)
Review: Heartworms are brand new outfit releasing under Speedy Wunderground - one of the few contemporary imprints giving fresh faces a fighting chance. Their debut EP 'A Comforting Notion' embeds the dystopian vision of one Jojo Orme into our minds - the frontwoman is a grandiose performer, giving tired tropes of delicate female bandleaders a run for its money through means like gritty post-punk and dark synth instrumentation, and a macabre sense of humour. The band's name references a heart-defecting parasite that is commonly found in dogs and is spread through mosquito bites - but don't worry, this EP will make your heart feel nothing but joy (permitting, at least, that you're a fan of bleak music!)
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Darkness Darkness
Cat: PSY 027LP. Rel: 29 Jun 23
Darkness, Darkness (9:58)
No Services (7:07)
Review: A collaborative new single by sampletronic master Kieran Hebden (aka. Four Tet) and guitarist and composer William Tyler, two acclaimed musicians and both longstanding friends. Part of a recent spewing-forth of Hebden-adjacent material to hit the shelves after the artist's oft-reported-upon "agent of chaos" phase, these two tracks, pressed to a furtive 12", provide a neat counterpoint to that assessment. Rather than a pair of riddim bangers, the record flaunts Hebden's signature electronic textures and Tyler's guitar into a hypnotic, nominally dark soundwhirl, reminiscent of the earliest days of Text, but with a unique edge - a sonic corner never quite scoured before by either artist.
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Low Sun
Low Sun (7")
Cat: EES 00497. Rel: 20 May 24
Low Sun (3:08)
Los Chicos Tristes (feat Jensine Benitez - El Michels Affair remix) (2:41)
Review: Ahead of their new album Sonido Cosmico, Hermanos Gutierrez return with a smouldering single which shows off their affinity for wistful guitar soliloquies on a short n' sweet 7". The brothers' sound is rooted in 1950s Latin American rock n roll, all quivering tremolo and languid reverb as a casing for their mesmerising melodies. 'Low Sun' captures that melancholic moment as the day shortens in evocative fashion, making this a record primed for sentimental moments aplenty whether you're playing the record for yourself or an audience of kindred chillers who appreciate Balearic vibes hailing from the Southern Hemisphere.
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Only A Dream
Only A Dream (limited hand-numbered 7")
Cat: SW 042. Rel: 08 Dec 22
Only A Dream (3:20)
Only A Dub (3:18)
Review: The ever-reliable Speedy Wunderground continue to gift us the best new talent from the indie scene with this short n' sharp bullet from HighSchool. You might well get nostalgic for that initial wave of Bloc Party, Interpol et al when the opening arpeggios of 'Only A Dream' pull you in. Of course the cues go back further to New Order et al, but it hardly matters, HighSchool have got their sound locked down and it's pop-informed where it counts, tight-as-you-like and packed full of emotional sentiment to land this tune squarely in your heart. Off the back of knock out shows at End Of The Road and elsewhere, there are big things on the horizon for this talented bunch.
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Accelerator
Accelerator (clear vinyl 12")
Cat: PIASAU 018EP. Rel: 11 Jul 24
August 19 (2:33)
Doesn't Matter (3:28)
She Took You To Narnia (3:24)
Heaven's Gate (3:56)
Mondo Cane (4:22)
Review: Melbourne's Highschool (Luke Scott, Rory Trobbiani) continue to ride the wave of nostalgic post-punk, following an aesthetic pattern that has defined their work at least since 2020's initial run of singles - theirs is singular in its embrace of lo-fi and an unusual mixing approach, through which the lyrical content only barely pokes through a half-remembered smog (we love it). Now, 'Accelerator' comes as their first mini-album/EP, their second diversion via PIAS; the five-tracker meditates on everything from melancholic summer months ('August 19') to fantasy recollections ('She Took You To Narnia') to UFO religions ('Heaven's Gate'), nailing something between the washed-out but no less festival-ready riffs of Beach House and the laconic edge of Double Virgo.
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Yeah X 3
Yeah X 3 (12")
Cat: HVN 74012. Rel: 08 May 24
Yeah X 3 (Sonic Boom & Panda Bear Reset remix)
Yeah X 3 (Sonic Boom & Panda Bear Reset remix instrumental)
Yeah X 3 (The Vendetta Suite Reason To Drift mix)
Yeah X 3 (The Vendetta Suite Reason To live mix)
Review: Yeah X 3, the latest single from David Holmes and Raven Violet's album Blind On A Galloping Horse, diverges from the overtly political themes of the record, instead offering a personal revelation. Featuring remixes by Panda Bear and Sonic Boom, as well as The Vendetta Suite's Gary Irwin, the single showcases diverse experimental approaches. For the A-side, the remixes are atmospheric and heady, creating a euphoric feeling with your head in the clouds. The second remix being the more beat forward version. For the B-side, massive amounts of sound heavily affected the remixes processing. The first being more of an ambient version while the last version is more straightforward and radio friendly. If you like the original song, then these versions will sit alongside them very well.
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Boogie Chillen'
Boogie Chillen' (limited 7")
Cat: SEN 41. Rel: 23 Nov 23
Boogie Chillen (3:11)
Boogie Chillen #2 (2:48)
Review: It's hard to comprehend how significant it was when John Lee Hooker first recorded 'Boogie Chillen' in Detroit way, way back in 1948. Once the track was licensed to Modern Records, it went on to sell close to a million copies in the space of a year, at a time when recorded music was still finding its feet, and from that moment on Hooker's legendary status was confirmed until his death in 2001. Now Ace are commemorating 75 years since that landmark song was recorded, capturing two different takes of a track recorded by one man singing his honest truth and creating seismic shifts in popular culture, before such a thing even existed.
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Confusion/Chaos/Misery
Confusion/Chaos/Misery (limited 1-sided digitally printed translucent purple vinyl 12")
Cat: DW 254V4. Rel: 24 Apr 24
Confusion/Chaos/Misery (2:48)
A Struggle For Power (0:32)
Nail In The Coffin (4:05)
Dogfight (2:37)
Review: It would take the current state of the world to awaken seasoned Boston based hardcore punk veterans The Hope Conspiracy from their slumber. The aptly titled Confusion/Chaos/Misery serves as the first piece of new material from the group since their 2009 True Nihilist EP, and offers a feral barrage of unhinged, D-beat inspired scathing hardcore fury. Whilst the members have kept busy in a myriad of equally impressive projects such as All Pigs Must Die, Hesitation Wounds, and Paint It Black (to name but a small handful), time felt fitting for them to regroup with Converge's Kurt Ballou at the iconic God City Studios to lay down this sonic curbstomp of a return, complete with a vicious cover of 'Dogfight' by Swedish crust-punk legends Anti Cimex as closer. And according to the band's website/press release - "this is just the beginning..."
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Dura Dura
Dura Dura (limited hand-numbered 7")
Cat: SW 045. Rel: 13 Jul 23
Dura Dura (4:00)
Duba Duba (3:50)
Review: Borrowing a title from a 50ft sport climbing route in Oliana, Spain, there's definitely something big and wonderfully overbearing about the debut offering from Hot Face. Freshly pressed onto London's revered and always-forward thinking Speedy Wunderground imprint, the work here more than lives up to the label's name, going at listeners with pedal to the metal for the most. Comprising two tracks, an original and 'dub', the opener nods to the likes of King Gizzard and other sprawling, epic prog-metal-psyche outfits, offering up huge guitar solos and switching tempos with cunning, guile and groove. Flip it to find the alternative take, which ups the impact of drums, taking us closer to dance music as it's more widely recognised, and the heyday of big beat, if anyone remembers that one?
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Split
Split (red vinyl 12" + insert)
Cat: EQV 53111. Rel: 19 Feb 25
Hot Water Music - "Fazer" (3:13)
Quicksand - "Free Radio Gainesville" (2:34)
Quicksand - "Supercollider" (2:48)
Hot Water Music - "Undertow" (2:43)
Review: A 12" split meeting of the minds between two equally iconic alt rock punk-lifers, this EP brings together Gainesville, Florida's Hot Water Music and New York City's Quicksand (brainchild of Gorilla Biscuits hardcore hero and Rival Schools emo-grunge auteur Walter Schreifels), covering each other's classic tracks with renditions of 'Fazer' from the Quicksand 1993 debut LP Slip and 'Free Radio Gainesville' off of Hot Water Music's 1999 third full-length No Division. Filling out the tracklist are the unreleased 'Supercollider' which marks the first new cut of Quicksand material since 2021's Distant Populations, and the b-side 'Undertow', originally recorded during sessions from Hot Water Music's latest 2024 LP Vows. With simple cover art featuring Hot Water Music's Chuck Ragan on one side, and Quicksand's Alan Cage on the other, it perfectly summarises this playful, mutual celebration of one another's work, some new, some old, all great.
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What's Happening
What's Happening (white vinyl 7" limited to 100 copies)
Cat: TC68 WHITE. Rel: 15 Nov 24
What's Happening (3:45)
Back In The Game (4:49)
Review: Taken from the album Black Gold, this 7" single comes on limited edition white vinyl and offers up the superb 'What's Happenin'' featuring Method Man and Busta Rhymes on the A-side. It's a beat-driven workout with funk in the drums. The B-side offers an exclusive and rather more stripped-back mix of 'Back in the Game' with Ron Isley, Inspectah Deck, Method Man, GZA, Raekwon and Ghostface Killah all seamlessly blended with the instrumental of 'House of Flying Daggers.' It's not often you get so many iconic collaborations all on one record which is why it is such a big hitter.
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アルバム
Houseplant (reissue)
Cat: 917154 1. Rel: 04 Mar 25
Inkionos (4:44)
Adbear (7:23)
Malomice (7:11)
Cahme (4:33)
Houseplant (7:05)
Lowers In A Nine Sense (5:05)
Naluch (4:56)
Review: Jim Black's Houseplant sees the progressive-jazz drummer continue to refine his signature style, a fusion of jazz and rock that's as quirky as it is inventive. While not a radical shift from his previous works, this 2009 release showcases Black's distinctive approach to drumming, blending complex rhythms with sly, punchy backbeats that keep the session lively. Backed by his longtime band Alas No Axis, Black delivers a sprightly set with guitarist Hilmar Jensson, whose polytonal riffs add texture, and saxophonist Chris Speed, who brings a smoother edge to the more intense moments. Tracks like 'Malomice' highlight the band's ability to shift seamlessly between acid-rock and jazz, with Speed's saxophone weaving off-kilter melodies over Black's precise, crashing grooves. The mood softens on introspective cuts like 'Elight,' where the musicians ease into more delicate, atmospheric territory. Bassist Skuli Sverrisson provides the glue, his limber playing driving the energy throughout. Houseplant is a masterclass in balancing catchy riffs with jazz improvisation, offering an intense but melodic exploration of jazz-rock fusion.
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The Moon & The Melodies (remastered)
Cat: 4AD 0642LP. Rel: 22 Aug 24
Sea, Swallow Me (3:11)
Memory Gongs (7:23)
Why Do You Love Me? (4:43)
Eyes Are Mosaics (4:08)
She Will Destroy You (4:12)
The Ghost Has No Home (7:31)
Bloody & Blunt (2:12)
Ooze Out & Away, Onehow (3:32)
Review: The Moon and the Melodies, a collaboration between Cocteau Twins and ambient pioneer Harold Budd, stands as a unique gem in both artists' discographies. Originally released in 1986, this ethereal album is now being reissued on vinyl, remastered from the original tapes by Robin Guthrie. Unlike anything else the Cocteau Twins ever produced, this record blends their dreamlike soundscapes with Budd's serene, improvisational piano work. The result is an atmospheric journey, at once intimate and expansive. Tracks like 'Sea, Swallow Me' shine with Elizabeth Fraser's otherworldly vocals, intertwined with Guthrie's shimmering guitar and Raymonde's grounding bass, creating a sound that feels both familiar and entirely unique. Instrumentals like 'Memory Gongs' and 'The Ghost Has No Home' highlight Budd's delicate piano, enhanced by the band's signature ambient textures. The album is a study in contrasts, vocal tracks sit alongside instrumentals, each contributing to a cohesive yet diverse listening experience. For fans, this reissue is a chance to revisit a pivotal moment in the evolution of dream pop and ambient music. The album's enduring appeal is evident in its continued influence in social media. The Moon and the Melodies remains a shining light that can happen when artists from different realms come together to create something truly timeless.
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The Moon & The Melodies (remastered)
Cat: 4AD 0642CD. Rel: 22 Aug 24
Sea, Swallow Me
Memory Gongs
Why Do You Love Me?
Eyes Are Mosaics
She Will Destroy You
The Ghost Has No Home
Bloody & Blunt
Ooze Out & Away, One How
Review: The Moon and the Melodies, a remarkable collaboration between Cocteau Twins and ambient pioneer Harold Budd, remains a standout achievement in both artists' repertoires. First released in 1986, this enchanting album is now receiving a well-deserved vinyl reissue, meticulously remastered by Robin Guthrie from the original tapes. This album is a stunning fusion of the Cocteau Twins' signature dreamlike atmospheres with Budd's elegant, improvisational piano, resulting in a listening experience that is both expansive and deeply personal. The blending of Elizabeth Fraser's ethereal vocals, seamlessly intertwined with Guthrie's luminous guitar work and Raymonde's resonant bass, creates a sound that is both distinct and evocative. The album effortlessly balances vocal tracks with instrumentals, each adding to its rich and diverse sonic palette. This reissue offers a chance to rediscover a defining moment in the evolution of dream pop and ambient music. The Moon and the Melodies continues to stun audiences. This CD edition is the perfect vehicle to an ethereal beauty of the highest order.
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Habitat Ensemble
Cat: MFM 065. Rel: 14 Nov 23
Two Voices In The Field (4:03)
Maringotka (5:52)
Rounded Edges (1:57)
Clay (4:48)
Moments (4:15)
Male Kapky (1:42)
Vitr A Ja (8:34)
Die Vergessenen Orte (3:55)
And Bamboo (3:19)
Le Magicien De La Foret (4:40)
Outro (2:23)
Review: Habitat Ensemble is a new musical collective that is led by musician Marius Houschyar and this is their self titled debut album on the delightful Music From Memory. The group has roots in the south of the Czech Republic where, we're told, outsiders and creatives have been meeting at a summer school since the 1990s. It was in the summer of 2022 that this group came together, inspired by the idea of exchanging the down cultural and musical ideas through music. They first started out with a series of multidisciplinary workshops which then blossomed into this full length - a fusion of jazz, ambient, world music and experimentation that is organic and enriching.
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American Road Trip
Cat: 502173 2346124. Rel: 23 Aug 24
Amy Beach: Romance Op 23 (5:34)
Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson: Louisiana Blues Strut: A Cakwalk (2:26)
Charles Ives: Violin Sonata No 4 Children's Day At The Camp Meeting I Allegro (1:55)
Charles Ives: Violin Sonata No 4 Children's Day At The Camp Meeting II Largo - Allegro (Con Slugarocko) (5:21)
Charles Ives: Violin Sonata No 4 Children's Day At The Camp Meeting III Allegro (1:41)
Aaron Copland: Hoe-down (2:55)
William Kroll: Banjo & Fiddle (2:56)
Eddie South: Black & Gypsy (2:48)
John Adams: Road Movies: I Relaxed Groove (4:56)
John Adams: Road Movies: II Meditative (5:23)
John Adams: Road Movies III 40% Swing (5:08)
Manuel Ponce: Estrellita (Arranged By Jascha Hifetz) (2:41)
Howdy Forrester: Wild Fiddler's Rag (2:07)
Leonard Bernsein: Somewhere From West Side Story Suite (Arranged By Raimundo Penaforte) (1:31)
Review: Violinist Augustin Hadelich's American Road Trip is an attempt to explore the musical landscape of his adoptive homeland with pianist Orion Weiss. The duo performs works by American composers spanning the 19th to 21st centuries and in doing so blends diverse influences such as European Romanticism, revivalist hymns, blues, jazz, and bluegrass. The album features pieces by Aaron Copland, Leonard Bernstein, Charles Ives, John Adams, Amy Beach, Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson and others, all of whom highlight the rich tapestry of American music. Hadelich, who moved to the U.S. at 19 and became a citizen in 2014, combines American passion with European nuance in his acclaimed performances.
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Something To Tell You
Something To Tell You (audiophile vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: 576690 4. Rel: 25 Aug 17
Want You Back (3:51)
Nothing's Wrong (3:07)
Little Of Your Love (3:34)
Ready For You (3:44)
Something To Tell You (4:07)
You Never Knew (4:31)
Kept Me Crying (3:53)
Found It In Silence (4:24)
Walking Away (3:58)
Right Now (4:12)
Night So Long (2:57)
Water's Running Dry (3:47)
Review: Repeatedly mispronounced Los Angelean sister act Haim return with 'Something To Tell You', an upbeat and optimistic tale of making amends to a lost love, moving forward and letting go. The trio channel a Rumours-era Fleetwood Mac style of love song into a modern pop context that sounds as fresh as it does respectful to their influences. Furthermore, building on 2013's critically acclaimed 'Days Are Gone', their sophomore set proves that Haim's prowess as high calibre songwriters, vocalists and multi-instrumentalists continues to demand respect.
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Days Are Gone (10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)
Days Are Gone (10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) (limited gatefold transparent green vinyl 2xLP + poster)
Cat: 456184 1. Rel: 28 Sep 23
Falling (4:03)
Forever (4:20)
The Wire (4:01)
If I Could Change Your Mind (3:55)
Honey & I (4:07)
Don't Save Me (3:53)
Days Are Gone (3:32)
My Song 5 (3:52)
Go Slow (4:16)
Let Me Go (4:11)
Running If You Call My Name (3:56)
Better Off (3:38)
Send Me Down (4:19)
Edge (3:39)
Go Slow (demo) (2:44)
Falling (Duke Dumont remix) (5:33)
Don't Save Me (Cyril Hahm remix) (5:10)
Forever (Giorgio Moroder remix) (4:18)
If I Could Change Your Mind (Cerrone Funk remix) (3:59)
Review: The mega successful debut album from indie-pop sister trio HAIM celebrates its ten year anniversary this year with this deluxe reissue. Featuring hit singles such as 'Falling', 'The Wire', and 'If I Could Change Your Mind', as well as a batch of funky remixes from the likes of Cyril Hahn and Giorgio Moroder, this 2xLP is the ultimate edition for fans of the Los Angeles sisters, who've gone on to collaborate with the likes of Vampire Weekend and star in Paul Thomas Anderson films in the decade since. Days Are Gone was one of those albums that was seemingly everywhere in 2013, and the staying power of these Californian soft-rock tinged pop bangers has aged like the snifters offered at a San Fernando Valley wine country tasting.
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Back From The Dead
Back From The Dead (gatefold translucent red vinyl LP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: ATL 668591. Rel: 12 May 22
Back From The Dead (3:30)
Wicked Ways (3:27)
Strange Girl (3:42)
Brightside (3:27)
The Steeple (3:26)
Terrible Things (3:28)
My Redemption (3:32)
Bombshell (3:07)
I Come First (3:13)
Psycho Crazy (3:25)
Raise Your Horns (3:18)
Review: Halestorm's last album was 2018's Vicious, and since then the chart topping, hard rocking band has been working keenly on a follow up. It was proceeded by the title single with a morbid looking video fearing band member Lzzy Hale in a bodybag, and then a run of sold out gigs in club and festivals all around the UK. The full album follows up in fine style and will not disappoint fans. It was produced by Nick Raskulinecz of Foo Fighters and Alice in Chains association with co-production by Scott Stevens and showcases great songwriter laden with mental health, redemption and survival themes.

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Persona
Persona (gatefold green vinyl LP)
Cat: 415141. Rel: 20 Feb 25
Persona
Sophie's House
Automatic
People
Bleed It Out
Long Drive (feat Kacy Hill)
Lie, Lie
All My Love (Imperative)
The Point
Songs (feat Jordana)
Thank You
Review: In 2018, Half Alive had a dream breakthrough. Their indie pop single 'Still Feel' and the accompanying high-end choreography-heavy video earned such a buzz that it landed them a record deal with RCA, where they went on to release two albums. Now signed to Virgin, their third album sees the California band deliver a multifaceted pop record that reflects the way we have boundless access to music this century so we're increasingly unconstrained when it comes to genre. 'Bleed It Out' blends throbbing techno bass with bleeping synths and guitars twisted to sound like synths as singer Josh Taylor hits falsetto notes with aplomb. The catchiest number here is the opening cut, 'All My Love', thanks to its banging chorus. It shows the band have a real gift for uplifting daytime radio hits. Meanwhile, 'Songs' has an Andrew Bird appeal with a stunning tender vocal and 'Persona' shows their knack for pop punk, with a tight drum performance.
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Persona
Persona (CD)
Cat: 416068. Rel: 13 Feb 25
Persona
Sophie's House
Automatic
People
Bleed It Out
Long Drive (feat Kacy Hill)
Lie, Lie
All My Love (Imperative)
The Point
Songs (feat Jordana)
Thank You
Review: Californian trio Half Alive first grabbed attention in 2018 with their slick synth-influenced power pop single 'Still Feel'. It came with a well-choreographed video that has now been watched more than 80 million times. Showing their initial success is no fluke, they are now onto their third major label studio album. This album delves into some intimate emotions and thrives in its post-genre approach, although if you have the likes of Phoenix, OK Go in your collection, their often tender yet sprightly indie pop will likely appeal. 'All My Love' is an earworm big on hooks and a massive chorus. 'Sophie's House' is nu-disco joy, with a propulsive groove that provides an almost spiritually uplifting backing to the choir-like vocal. Elsewhere, 'Automatic' has pop punk edge - there's an aggression to it that reflects this increasingly popular group's chameleonic appeal.
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See You At The Maypole
Cat: 279961. Rel: 03 Oct 24
Fog Winter Balsam Jade (3:47)
Collect Color (3:13)
I-90 (4:16)
Figurine (4:05)
Heartwood (2:38)
Big Dipper (4:07)
Shirtsleeves (1:22)
Sunset Hunting (3:31)
Dust (3:39)
Slow Music (3:47)
Ephemeral Being (2:52)
Violetlight (2:20)
Velvet Coil (2:24)
The Museum (3:36)
King Of Tides (3:54)
Mother Tongue (3:01)
March Grass (5:59)
Review: The sixth studio album from Half Waif aka. Nandi Rose, See You At The Maypole, hears the musician process loss, motherhood and miscarriage through 17 lissome songs of graceful, chin-up synthetics and indie spoken word. These tracks were originally intended as a departure from her earlier, darker works; the mood is timely autumnal, literally and figuratively turning new yet browned leaves; despite the electronically inflected and modern buzzing feel of 'Heartwood' and 'Ephemeral Being', all tracks were composed in a small cabin overlooking a luscious and rain-rippled pond, as part of a solo retreat in the Catskill Mountains in New York. And yet despite its singular locality, Half Waif commands a stylistic range that is unsettled as it is expansive, weaving between unseelie autotune, bracken textures and rustling melancholia.
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And Dub!
And Dub! (translucent white vinyl LP limited to 200 copies)
Cat: BMDH & O. Rel: 07 Feb 25
Rich Girl (extended) (3:18)
Private Eyes (3:29)
Private Eyes (instrumental) (3:29)
I Can.t Go For That (5:00)
Maneater (4:45)
One On One (4:26)
Review: You can probably work out what's going on here from the title: a superb collection of reworked Hall & Oates classics inna reggae style. They are the fine work of Black Market Dub who likes to reimagine classic sounds through a 70s Jamaican lens. The techniques used throughout are superbly authentic with hissing hi-hats, lazy tumbling beats and snaking baselines. The vocals remain in their original, often polished, falsetto style and extra horns are added for a lush sunny impact. Great fun, but also great quality.
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Celebrate
Cat: HVNLP 208CD. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Celebrate
Terres Infinies
My Desire Is Pure
Last Day Song
Slowly Surely
Catch The Wave
Le Ciel Est Grand
You Float (feat Greg Saunier)
A Te Voir
Iceberg (feat Flavien Berger)
Pesnopoika
Entends-Tu Ma Voix
Review: French dream pop breakthrough Halo Maud follows up her debut record Je Suis Une Ile (I Am An Island) with her second ever LP, Celebrate, which lives up to its name in fantastic fashion. Evidently less introspective than her last, the sonic palette throughout this dozen sunbursts suggests Maud has found her inner John Donne; indeed, opener 'Terres Infinies' is a massive crasher of a three-pronged shoegaze, synthwave and art pop sensibility, and both sonically and titularly suggests a new, deterritorial antithesis to the first album's sense of introspection. Organic, well-rounded instrumentation hears Maud traverse infinite terrains of bright tambourines and detuned synths thereafter.
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Hopeless Fountain Kingdom
Hopeless Fountain Kingdom (gatefold coloured vinyl LP)
Cat: 574992 2. Rel: 02 Jun 17
The Prologue (1:47)
100 Letters (3:23)
Eyes Closed (3:20)
Alone (3:26)
Now Or Never (3:34)
Sorry (3:33)
Good Mourning (1:07)
Lie (feat Quavo) (2:30)
Walls Could Talk (1:42)
Bad At Love (2:58)
Strangers (feat Lauren Jauregui) (3:41)
Devil In Me (4:10)
Hopeless (feat Cashmere Cat) (3:02)
Review: Kicking off with recited verses from Romeo And Juliet and barely scaling the drama down from that point onward, 'Hopeless Fountain Kingdom' is a relentlessly far-reaching album from the Jersey born artist formerly known as Ashley Frangipane. Yet in a pop landscape increasingly dominated by radio-ready blandness and empty soundbites, these soul-searching and angst-ridden ditties bear genuine emotional heft to match their super-producer gloss, arriving at an arrestingly synth-driven sound more Depeche Mode than Ellie Goulding, and dissecting her trials and travails in a manner that suggests a fearless and feral talent built to last. A widescreen tour-de-force from a very 21st-century pop star.
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The Bird Of A Thousand Voices
Cat: BLV 8490. Rel: 29 Aug 24
The Kingdom (4:00)
The Curse (Blood Of An Innocent Is Spilled) (5:38)
The Bird Of A Thousand Voicesf (3:28)
Areg's Calling (Towards The World Above) (5:06)
The Quset Begins (4:40)
The Path Of No Return (3:12)
Areg & Manushak (He Saw Her Reflection In The Water) (3:59)
The Saviour Is Condemned (1:54)
Guidance (Areg Meets Zaman) (2:21)
Flaming Horse & The Thunderbolt Sword (From The Depths Of The Sea) (3:46)
Red, White & Black Worlds (6:14)
Bells Of Memory (2:05)
Only The One Who Brought The Bird Can Make It Sing (5:23)
Prophecy Of A Sacrifice (4:10)
The Demon Of Akn Anatak (2:16)
Temptations (Follow The Luminous Feather (2:34)
Forty Days In The Realm Of The Bottomless Eye (He Brings Light Into The Soil Of Evil) (3:56)
He Refuses To Be Immortal (The Goddess Of Paradise Gives Him The Enchanting Bird) (4:27)
The Return (Through Vast Deserts, Seas & Dark Mountains) (2:59)
Betrayed By Brothers (1:55)
The Well Of Death & Resurrection (4:41)
Sing Me A Song When You Will Be At The Place Where All Is Bliss (2:30)
The Eternal Bird Sings & The Garden Blooms Again (5:57)
Postlude: After Seven Winters (2:23)
Review: Tigran Hamasyan's latest album, The Bird of a Thousand Voices, is his most ambitious work yet and one inspired by a traditional Armenian tale. This transmedia project includes a staged play that premiered at the Holland Festival back in June of this year plus two cinematic music videos, a documentary video, and an online game. The ancient firebird tale, passed down through spoken word over the generations, symbolises the modern world's quest for connection amidst ecological, psychological, and spiritual challenges. By blending Armenian traditional music with jazz improvisation, Tigran, who himself is one of today's most innovative jazz pianists, continues his artistic collaboration with filmmaker Ruben Van Leer to create unique musical experiences.
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The Upturned Glass
The Upturned Glass (limited LP)
Cat: BCRLP 01. Rel: 25 Nov 21
6,000 Drunks Clinging To A Landslip (part 1) (1:43)
Morning Walk (5:05)
Pool In The Rose (6:02)
The Upturned Glass (part 1) (5:26)
The Upturned Glass (part 2) (7:49)
Evening Song (4:40)
6,000 Drunks Clinging To A Landslip (part 2) (4:02)
Review: Since first joining forces in 2017, Warren Hampshire and Greg Foat have released some of the most magical albums of recent times - sets that cannily combine their mutual love of pastoral music, jazz-funk, library jazz, soundtracks and heady downtempo grooves. The Upturned Glass, the pair's sixth collaborative full-length, is another genuine gem. Highlights come thick and fast, from the skewed, lo-fi jazz-funk warmth of 'Pool In The Rose' and the string-drenched beauty of opener '6,000 Drunks Clinging to a Landslip' (an amusing title for a genuinely moving track), to the chiming, low-slung brilliance of the two-part title track and the emotive, slow-motion ambient-folk beauty of 'Evening Song'.

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The Big Melt
Cat: SC 021. Rel: 06 Nov 24
Cruise (6:50)
A Useful Fever (6:17)
Azul's Garden (5:31)
Jag Ar Jag (4:53)
While My Tar Gently Weeps (5:04)
No Harm (4:58)
Review: Back in the depths of the global Coronavirus pandemic, Nick Hoppner and Alex Kassian decided to join forces to record an album, one that would set aside their club credentials and instead focus on their collective love of krautrock, ambient and 'guitar-driven music'. The result is The Big Melt, the duo's first missive as H.A.N.K. Beginning with the immersive, enveloping sound world that is 'Cruise' - a slow-build, effects-laden dreamscape that offers nods to classic Tangerine Dream, shoegaze and 1990s ambient electronica - the album bobs along attractively, with exotic rhythms and intoxicated electronics ('A Useful Fever') sitting side by side with shuffling Balearic instrumentals ('Azul's Garden'), kosmiche epics ('Jag Aar Jag'), sitar-laden wonders ('While My Tar Gently Weeps'), and analogue-rich nods to Neu!, Can and Dunkelziffer ('No Harm').
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I Like You A Lot Getting Older
I Like You A Lot Getting Older (green vinyl LP limited to 250 copies)
Cat: CRT 231UK. Rel: 18 Oct 24
I Like You A Lot (2:12)
Buzz Buzz Buzz (2:14)
These Days Are Long (1:53)
Happy Accidents (2:40)
Because You're Mine (2:21)
Finder's Fee (5:12)
Getting Older (3:19)
The News That Fits (3:40)
Operation Lightning (3:17)
Ride To The Station (2:42)
Doesn't Look Like Me At All (1:05)
Pushover (6:03)
Review: Coinciding with their upcoming 40th anniversary tour and the imminent premiere of a documentary on their history titled 'The Most Australia Band Ever', I Like You A Lot Getting Older shall serve as the latest full-length from the most recent iteration of legendary Aussie hardcore/snot-nosed/power-pop punk mob Hard Ons. The third LP from the group since enlisting Tim Rogers (You Am I) on lead vocals, the record follows on from 2021's I'm Sorry Sir, That Riff's Been Taken, and 2023's Ripper '23; further expanding this newly revitalised era since the messy departure of original drummer/vocalist Keish de Silva in 2021. Proudly described by guitarist Peter 'Blackie' Black as - "Our best collaboration so far", the increase of melodious psychedelia offered by Rogers, yet still retained within the band's now signature sugar-punk gems, offer up sonic hard ons across the entire runtime.
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The Hard Quartet
The Hard Quartet (limited coke bottle clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: OLE 2093LPE. Rel: 03 Oct 24
Chrome Mess (2:41)
Earth Hater (2:15)
Rio's Song (2:17)
Our Hometown Boy (2:54)
Renegade (2:11)
Heel Highway (4:22)
Killed By Death (2:32)
Hey (4:27)
It Suits You (2:35)
Six Deaf Rats (6:36)
Action For Military Boys (4:50)
Jacked Existence (2:39)
North Of The Border (3:49)
Thug Dynasty (2:52)
Gripping The Riptide (4:22)
Review: The Hard Quartet's self titled debut album, marks the arrival of a band that is anything but ordinary. Comprised of four music giantsiEmmett Kelly, Stephen Malkmus, Matt Sweeney, and Jim Whiteithis ensemble is a meeting of minds that have already left significant marks on the music world. Their collaboration, now crystallized under the name The Hard Quartet, promises a fresh take on rock 'n' roll, melding the familiar with the new and the melodic with the enigmatic. Each member brings a wealth of experience from their storied careers. Emmett Kelly is known for his work with The Cairo Gang and collaborations with Bonnie "Prince" Billy and Ty Segall. Stephen Malkmus, a cornerstone of Pavement and the Jicks, needs no introduction to indie rock fans. Matt Sweeney, whose work spans Chavez to Superwolves, and collaborations with Johnny Cash and Cat Power, adds further depth. Finally, Jim White, the drumming force behind Dirty Three and Xylouris White, rounds out this formidable lineup. Their self-titled debut, available in limited edition Coke Bottle Clear Vinyl, collects the combined genius of these four musicians, offering a sound that is both groundbreaking and timeless.
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Songs
Songs ("brown eagle" vinyl LP)
Cat: NUM 1280LPC2. Rel: 08 Aug 24
I Knew Her Well (3:51)
My Guitar (3:10)
Day To Day (3:34)
Friend (3:06)
Sing A Song (3:32)
Another Day (3:04)
California Bound (4:02)
Eagle RIP (3:56)
Gratitude (3:15)
Love Song (4:38)
Louisiana Woman (4:57)
Who Said? (4:08)
Farewell My Friend (2:44)
Review: Sandy Harless' Songs album represents the Chillicothe, Ohio artist's sole foray into cosmic American music. It came during the 1970s and the height of the hippy movement's mellow phase and was, rather remarkably, funded by a business breeding 27 aquariums of fish. The record blends Appalachian roots with a rich mix of mountain folk, rural rock, and pastoral country. It's brilliantly authentic throughout and is a great representation of "real people" music that captures the essence of the era's down-to-earth vibe. It's one to put on around a campfire on a balmy summer's evening.
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Mercy
Mercy (LP + insert)
Cat: DTH 3LP. Rel: 20 Mar 25
Row Fisherman/Whale Song (3:17)
This Is Hell (4:35)
Tiny Victories (5:10)
Promised Land (6:08)
Big Fish (5:34)
Devil Come Down (4:31)
When The Great Wind Blows (4:19)
Reggae Poison (6:05)
Review: Mercy is a collaborative work between the late great Lee "Scratch" Perry (during his post-Black Ark Studios era), Peter Harris and Fritz Catlin, the drummer from the industrial funk dub act 23 Skidoo. What they cook up is unashamedly experimental outsider works that collide mad mixing desk trickery, Perry's trademark vocal mutterings and plenty of occult sound designs. Melodies are smeared and smudged, rhythms are drunk and off balance and moods range from balmy to bonkers, often within the same damn track. A maverick collage, for sure.
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Early Takes Volume 1 (reissue)
Cat: DH 47. Rel: 24 Oct 24
My Sweet Lord (demo) (3:32)
Run Of The Mill (demo) (1:56)
I'd Have You Any Time (early take) (3:04)
Mama You've Been On My Mind (demo) (3:05)
Let It Be Me (demo) (2:56)
Woman Don't You Cry For Me (early take) (2:36)
Awaiting On You All (early take) (2:41)
Behind That Locked Door (demo) (3:28)
All Things Must Pass (demo) (4:39)
The Light That Has Lighted The World (demo) (2:22)
Review: Early Takes Volume 1 presents an intimate glimpse into George Harrison's creative process, offering early versions and demos of some of his most beloved tracks. Originally released as a companion piece to Martin Scorsese's documentary Living in the Material World, this collection features ten songs, most of which are stripped-down renditions from All Things Must Pass, Living in the Material World, and Thirty Three & 1/3. The minimalist arrangements reveal the raw charm of Harrison's songwriting, allowing his voice and guitar work to shine unadorned. Highlights include acoustic versions of 'My Sweet Lord' and 'All Things Must Pass', which offer a refreshing contrast to Phil Spector's famously lush production. Tracks like 'Run of the Mill' and 'Behind That Locked Door' take on a more personal tone, while Harrison's cover of the Everly Brothers' 'Let It Be Me' adds a new dimension to the classic. Early Takes Volume 1 is a delightful collection that showcases Harrison's deep talent and leaves fans eager for more. Now, reissued on 180 gram vinyl.
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Let It Roll: Songs By George Harrison (reissue)
Cat: 405053 8967548. Rel: 25 Apr 24
Got My Mind Set On You
Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)
Ballard Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)
My Sweet Lord
While My Guitar Gently Weeps (live)
All Things Must Pass
Any Road
This Is Love
All Those Years Ago
Marwa Blues
What Is Life
Rising Sun
When We Was Fab
Something (live)
Blow Away
Cheer Down
Here Comes In The Sun (live)
I Don't Want To Do It
Isn't It A Pity
Review: First released in 2009, Let It Roll: Songs By George Harrison delivers a punchy career retrospective focuses not on his biggest hits (though naturally many are present), but rather what are considered his greatest songs. Naturally his three most celebrated Beatles-era songs are present - 'Something', 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' and 'Here Comes The Sun' - albeit in the form of atmospheric live recording, but the bulk of the material comes from his prolific, post 1970 solo career. It is, then, a fine snapshot of a brilliant songwriter, with highlights including the sublime 'All Things Must Pass', the nostalgic 'All Those Years Ago', the string laden 'Isn't It a Pity', and the instrumental 'Marwa Blues'.

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Living In The Material World (50th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: DH 50CD. Rel: 14 Nov 24
Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)
Sue Me, Sue Me Blues
The Light That Has Lighted The World
Don't Let Me Wait Too Long
Who Can See It
Living In The Material World
The Lord Loves The One (That Loves The Lord)
Be Here Now
Try Some Buy Some
The Day The World Gets 'round
That Is All
Review: George Harrison's Living in the Material World, released in 1973, further deepened his exploration of spirituality while maintaining a sharp focus on worldly issues. The album opened with the beautiful 'Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)', which became a chart-topping hit, showcasing Harrison's talent for blending heartfelt lyrics with memorable melodies. His guitar work shone throughout the record, particularly on tracks like 'Sue Me, Sue You Blues', where his sharp reflections on The Beatles' legal struggles were matched by his masterful playing. Spiritual themes permeated the album, with songs like 'The Lord Loves the One (That Loves the Lord)' and the title track seamlessly blending meditative lyrics with intricate arrangements. Harrison's acoustic guitar, tabla, and orchestral elements created a warm, textured sound that was both intimate and expansive. The overall quality of Living in the Material World was a testament to Harrison's growth as both a songwriter and musician. This 50th anniversary edition highlighted just how important the album had been, reaffirming its place as a richly rewarding follow-up to All Things Must Pass and a key moment in Harrison's solo career.
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Road To Louisiana (remastered) (Record Store Day RSD 2021)
Cat: MHJ 714. Rel: 07 Sep 21
Night Shade (5:21)
Hoo Doo You Love? (3:24)
Easy Rider (4:25)
Choo Choo Gatta Gotto '99 (4:01)
Malama Pono (3:31)
Magnolia (4:12)
Coyote Wedding Song (instrumental) (3:28)
Crazy Love (3:40)
Pom Pom Joki (2:49)
Louisiana Lullaby (4:12)
Night Shade (Gong Cake mix) (3:47)
Review: It's 1999 and Haruomi Hosono and pal Makoto Kubota - the latter arguably best known for their part in Les Rallies Denudes - decide to take on a daring project for the era. The Japanese artists opt to put out an album inspired by one of the world's foremost musical cities, New Orleans, which on paper couldn't be much further removed from the soundtrack of their homeland at that time.

Dig deeper, though, and while the Mississippi blues feels resolutely Deep South, an experience at odds with the Far East, Japan's incredibly fertile music scene back then actually shared more in common with Louisiana's aural calling cards than you might think. A hotbed of ideas, an understanding of what funk and soul mean, mastery of jazz's loose structures. Exceptional stuff, finally on re-issue
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You Still Got Me
You Still Got Me (limited transparent red vinyl LP)
Cat: PRD 77221. Rel: 24 Oct 24
Savior With A Razor (feat Slash) (4:36)
Suga N My Bowl (feat Eric Gales) (3:29)
Never Underestimate A Gal (3:07)
Drunk On Valentine (5:11)
Wanna Be Big Bad Johnny Cash (3:21)
Wonderful World (4:31)
Little Heartbreak Girl (4:10)
Don't Call The Police (6:23)
You Still Got Me (6:01)
Pimp Like That (4:37)
Machine Gun Vibrato (3:29)
Review: Beth Hart's You Still Got Me is a powerful statement with her dynamic vocal range and emotional depth spread across 11 tracks. The album opens with the edgy rock-blues of 'Savior With A Razor', featuring Slash's gnawing guitar, before diving into a collection of confessional and observational pieces. The title track is a poignant ballad, reflecting a heartfelt moment with her husband, while songs like 'Drunk on Valentine' offer a jazzy, Tom Waits-inspired vibe. Hart explores resilience in tracks like 'Little Heartbreak Girl' and captures raw emotion in 'Don't Call the Police', a poignant response to social issues. The album's eclectic sound is enriched by contributions from Eric Gales, whose guitar elevates 'Suga N My Bowl'. With a blend of rock, blues and jazz, You Still Got Me is an emotional journey that highlights Hart's artistry and authenticity. Her ability to weave personal narratives with broader themes results in a cohesive and impactful listening experience.


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Transitions
Transitions (gatefold orange & red splattered vinyl LP limited to 300 copies)
Cat: TK 151. Rel: 22 Jul 24
Epicure (1:59)
Right Of The Damned (2:09)
In The Eyes Of Decay (2:27)
My Gratitude (2:35)
Soul Burn (2:24)
Conditioned (2:34)
Waterfall (3:58)
Auburn (4:55)
Cessation (5:54)
Meditations (2:46)
Human (2:40)
Evolve (2:16)
Virtue (3:21)
Ocean (1:39)
Review: Harvest are hardcore legends from Minneapolis and their classic album Transitions was a compilation that pulled together tracks from various other comps and splits. Now it gets pressed up on vinyl for the first time ever and for the occasion, all of the 14 tracks have been remastered by Scott Crouse so they sound more epic than ever. It comes on gatefold orange with red splatter vinyl and is the powerful sound of a no-frills metal band banging out their sounds with visceral energy.
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Triptych: Part Two
Triptych: Part Two (red & black marbled vinyl LP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: NR 131LP. Rel: 02 Aug 24
The Hag Of Beara Vs The Poet (9:29)
The Falconer (6:08)
Damascus (4:57)
The Hag Of Beara Vs The Poet (Forest dub) (9:49)
Vapour Phase (3:25)
Galvanized & Torn Open (7:33)
The Unjust Incarceration (2:07)
Review: Harvestman, the experimental project led by Steve Von Till, has released Triptych Part Two on Neurot Recordings. Following in the footsteps of Triptych Part One, which debuted this spring under the auspices of the Pink Moon, this installment is timed to coincide with the Buck Moon. Triptych is more than just an album series; it's a profound exploration spanning three lunar phases, each release synchronised with celestial events. Part Two introduces 'Damascus,' a composition marked by sinuous synth textures and percussive depths. Von Till describes its genesis as an experimental foray into loop-based composition, enriched by collaborative insights and months of refinement. Drawing inspiration from ancient landscapes and mystical lore, Triptych weaves together sonic tapestries that resonate with primordial energies. It's a testament to Von Till's visionary approach, bridging ancestral echoes with modern experimentation, captured in ethereal artwork by Henry Hablak. Triptych Part Two promises to enrich the listener's journey through its compelling and textured soundscapes.
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Triptych: Part Three
Triptych: Part Three (black marbled vinyl LP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: NR 132LP. Rel: 30 Oct 24
Clouds Are Relatives (7:17)
Snow Spirits (5:17)
Eye The Unconquered Flame (4:19)
Clouds Are Relatives (The Bug Amtrak dub mix) (7:21)
The Absolute Nature Of Light (4:14)
Herne's Oak (5:57)
Cumha Uisdean (Lament For Hugh) (2:49)
Review: Steve Von Till concludes his ambitious Harvestman Triptych series with a deep exploration into folklore, ancient landscapes, and sonic experimentation on Triptych. Woven from two decades of home recordings, this final installment channels primal energies and lost traditions through a psychedelic, multi-layered soundscape. Von Till's psych-folk core is joined by elements of drone, sludge, and electronic noise, with notable guest contributions from The Bug, Wayne Adams (Petbrick), Douglas Leal (Deafkids), and others. Tracks like 'Herne's Oak' pulse with seismic bass, while 'Clouds Are Relatives' and 'Cumha Uisdean' resonate with haunting melodies. The album's dense layers evoke forgotten times, blending myth and music into a hypnotic reverie. Hablak's glyph-style artwork, continuing from Parts One and Two, complements the sonic journey with its mysterious, ancient symbolism. Triptych serves as a fitting, visionary conclusion to Von Till's projectian immersive, mind-bending journey through a soundscape rooted in the echoes of ancient civilizations. A truly remarkable end to a unique trilogy.
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Boy (Japan Edition)
Boy (Japan Edition) (LP + insert + MP3 download code with obi-strip)
Cat: AMDS 7. Rel: 30 May 22
Jouissance (4:47)
Age Of Acceleration (5:01)
Feeling Of Love (feat Dam-Funk) (4:25)
Holding Pattern (3:57)
Michael Was Right About You (5:06)
Slackers (4:00)
Type A (feat SOS) (3:03)
Angry Young Man (4:44)
Boy (3:22)
Time On My Side (5:58)
Review: Here comes a special Japanese edition of Harvey Sutherland's superb Boy album. Since debuting in 2013, Mike Katz has released a lot of music under this alias, always flitting between interconnected styles (electronic disco, deep house, jazz-funk, nu-boogie, revivalist New Jersey garage and Italo-disco) without ever laying down an album of all-new music. Boy, then, is a significant milestone in the Melbourne producer's career and offers an exploration of what he calls "neurotic funk" - a boundary-blurring fusion of jammed-out analogue electronics and live instrumentation that draws on a multitude of musical styles without neatly sitting in any one pigeonhole.
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To Bring You My Love (reissue)
To Bring You My Love (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 896473. Rel: 11 Sep 20
To Bring You My Love (5:09)
Meet Ze Monsta (3:38)
Working For The Man (4:47)
C'mon Billy (3:01)
Teclo (4:23)
Long Snake Moan (5:15)
Down By The Water (3:11)
I Think I'm A Mother (3:58)
Send His Love To Me (4:14)
The Dancer (4:04)
Review: You can never really understate the impact Polly Jean Harvey had when she landed on the UK music scene, and the radars of tastemakers like John Peel, in the early-1990s. Guitar tracks at the time were usually split into unashamedly lager-soaked upfront Britpop, or nihilistic and self-sabotaging grunge and metal from the US. PJ Harvey was neither, and on 'To Bring You My Love' she perfected a particularly UK take on heavy, darkroom rock.

Pressing play means stepping into a world where the blues can either be a sparse, pitch black tome ('To Bring You My Love') or stomping and sweat-soaked juggernaut ('Meet Ze Monsta'), and that's just referencing the first two songs. Compare either to the trip-hop infused downtempo melancholia of 'The Dancer', and it's pretty clear why this was one of the albums of its decade.

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Rid Of Me (reissue)
Rid Of Me (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: 851112. Rel: 21 Aug 20
Rid Of Me (4:31)
Missed (4:25)
Legs (3:38)
Rub 'Til It Bleeds (5:05)
Hook (3:56)
Man-Sized Sextet (2:20)
Highway '61 Revisited (2:53)
50ft Queenie (2:20)
Yuri-G (3:30)
Man-Size (3:16)
Dry (3:22)
Me-Jane (2:43)
Snake (1:35)
Ecstasy (4:33)
Review: Polly Jean Harvey is currently midway through an epic reissue series, delivering freshly re-mastered versions of numerous albums across a multitude of formats. The latest set to get a new vinyl pressing is 1993's "Rid of Me", which saw the celebrated singer-songwriter make her major label bow after years spent operating on small indie imprints. Widely considered one of Harvey's finest moments, the set was far more raw and aggressive than her previous work - despite using the same stripped-back line-up of musicians as its predecessor - with producer Steve Albini, famed for his work with the Pixies, conjuring a particularly "psychotic" sound (as its main protagonist has since called the album in interviews).
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White Chalk (reissue)
White Chalk (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: 725347. Rel: 25 Jun 21
The Devil (2:55)
Dear Darkness (3:00)
Grow Grow Grow (3:24)
When Under Ether (2:22)
White Chalk (3:06)
Broken Harp (1:58)
Silence (3:05)
To Talk To You (4:02)
The Piano (2:37)
Before Departure (3:46)
The Mountain (3:06)
Review: PJ Harvey's ongoing vinyl reissue series has finally arrived at 2007's White Chalk, an album that at the time was thought of as something of a curveball from the West Country singer-songwriter. Unlike its predecessors, which were celebrated for their raw, fuzzy, stripped-back alt-rock sound, White Chalk emerged after Harvey decided to write an album of "piano songs" - despite having no experience playing the instrument herself. With Flood and John Parish handling production duties, the set's tracks were generally lighter and breezier sonically, with a little more polish and much more restricted use of electric guitar. Harvey's lyrics are as distinctive as ever, though, offering a clear contrast to the pastoral and oddly traditional feel of the music.
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