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Review: Container is a long-running project from Ren Schofield but he has hasn't released anything since back in 2021 when he delighted techno heads with his Creamer EP. His manic sound has recently taken him to some sold out shows around the world and now comes Tacker, a new album that fuses rock with electronic stylings on Alter. Nirvana's 'Oh, The Guilt', Mindflayer's album 'It's Always 1999', and the Rah Bras song 'Sooop Toe Pump Girls' have all been given as points of inspiration for this most brain-fizzing, hardcore collision of worlds.
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Reveries (limited 180 gram orange vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SCR 275LP. Rel: 25 Apr 24
Ambient/Drone
Review: World class dronesmiths Zach Frizzell, Marc Ertel and Damien Duque unleash their first joint effort in several years, delving deeper into the patented 'dronegaze' formula characterising their first outing 'Liberamente'. Landing somewhere in a soothingly liminal zone between the lighter and more introspective tone floats of La Monte Young and Jefre Cantu-Ledesma's roomy feedback washes, the trio extract a vast array of sweet, soporific and unconventional timbres from instruments both acoustic and electrified to meditative effect. A perfect soundtrack to studious introspection and languid bliss-outs alike.
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The Mission (2:32)
Hephaestus (3:37)
Slip Away (5:10)
Pilar (2:01)
Theophany Song (5:01)
My Familiar (3:29)
Spinning In A River (6:47)
Summer's Last Rays (6:48)
New Year's Song (2:42)
Review: Six Organs of Admittance is the main project of the American guitarist Ben Chasny. His music is widely considered new folk but he operates differently to most, infusing various sounds like chimes, percussive elements and layered drones and here features nine new songs that explore a strictly more soundtrack approach than anything he's done before. The result is riveting, with tracks like 'Summer's Last Rays' busy tonal compositions where multiple instruments and percussion blend together to a triumphant crescendo. Whether something left on in the background and absorbing your full attention, this works well and the evolution of the band's sound is exciting. With over 25 albums to their credits, this may be their most experimental and groundbreaking yet.
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Review: The Veronicas' latest album, Gothic Summer, is a nostalgic journey that encapsulates the essence of their early 2000s success while infusing it with a modern twist. Produced by John Feldman and featuring collaborations with industry heavyweights like Travis Barker and Kerser, the album delivers a punchy mix of pop-punk, hyper-pop, and surf-rock elements. Tracks like 'Perfect' and 'Detox' exude energy reminiscent of Avril Lavigne and Operator Please, while 'Invisible' and 'Ribcage' showcase the duo's emotive vocals and songwriting depth. The album's anthemic closer, 'Jungle,' pays homage to psychedelic music of the past while offering a fresh take on the genre. With its blend of nostalgia and innovation, Gothic Summer solidifies The Veronicas' position as pop starlights while offering a compelling listening experience for both longtime fans and newcomers alike.
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Cat: LPTHA 31. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Modern Classical
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Soul Provider (3:48)
Pure Heavenly Joy (3:03)
Tables In The Temple (3:38)
Be So Glad (4:02)
Stretch Out (3:15)
Anything That I Could Ever Want (3:22)
Jesus (3:40)
Look At Your Life (2:57)
Whenever He Calls Me Home (2:51)
I Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray (2:56)
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Review: Pye Corner Audio is one of the fundamental projects on Ghost Box, as Martin Jenkins indulges his hauntological synth fantasies on an increasingly fertile seam of investigation where drone, wave and death disco can all intersect. Jenkins has never been trapped by retro-fetishism with his analogue sound, and on The Endless Echo he's all the more inspired as he meditates on themes of science fiction and the illusory nature of time. Throbbing, chugging beatdowns sit comfortably alongside spatial, beatless investigations, all sculpted with the masterful touch that comes from considerable experience and a generous assortment of vintage boxes.
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Balance Presents Dave Seaman & Quivver (limited mixed 2xCD)
Cat: BAL 032CD. Rel: 17 Apr 24
Progressive House
Kamilo Sanclemente/Anthony Pappa X Jamie Stevens X Alice Rose - "Horizons/Nothing To Hide" (acappella)
Review: The long beloved Balance series of DJ mixes gathers two prominent figures in the history of dance music for this one episode - Dave Seaman & Quivver. The two are paired up for this double CD set that also features two new tracks to make this project even more appetising. Both Dave Seaman and John Graham aka Quivver have over 30 plus years in the business each, with DJ gigs and credits lists that go on for days to read and their experience shows here. Highlights include Dave's heavy driving remix of 'Low Burn' by Underworld, Ben Archbold's epic 'Psychedelic Halo' and Timo Maas's bass heavy remix of Polaroit's 'Apart'. Dave and Quivver's mixing is flawless as usual - their ability to take a handful of strong tracks and make an epic journey is something they have earned their stripes doing, now you can experience it from the comfort of your living room.
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Review: Famous as the nephew of the world famous sitarist Ravi Shankar, Ananda Shankar carried the torch by contributing several greats to the continuing tide of prog rock and Western electronica. One such project was Sa-Re-Ga Machan, first released in 1981, and which lent a jungle-safari theme to the already established electronic rock fusions he'd laid down on his earlier self-titled record. Seguing through rollicking, schools-out psychedelic odysseys, not to mention humid, wonderfully sublime tropical soundscapes on which we can't tell what's synthetic and what isn't, this is an worthy new reissue from Life Goes On; worth every penny.
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Oni Puladi: We Jazz Magazine Issue #11 (equipment)
Cat: 1008306 Rel: 11 Apr 24
The eleventh issue of We Jazz Magazine, "Oni Puladi" for Carla Bley
Notes: The eleventh issue of We Jazz Magazine, "Oni Puladi" for Carla Bley. 128 pages, 170 x 240 mm in size and printed on 140g Edixion paper with laminated 300g Invercote covers. All articles presented in English. Carla Bley by Stewart Smith, Gondwana Records by Debra Richards, [Ahmed] by Seymour Wright, Amirtha Kidambi by Ayana Contreras, Ruth Goller by Daryl Worthington, Abdul Wadud by Pierre Crepon / David Neil Lee, Francois Jeanneau by Bret Sjerven, Mette Henriette by Debra Richards, Nduduzo Makhathini by Rob Garratt, Discaholic column by Mats Gustafsson, We Jazz Festival 2023 photo essay by Julius Toyryla, album & live reviews, plus more.
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Cat: LIFE 043. Rel: 18 Apr 24
Psych/Garage Rock
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Leprous Daylight (heavyweight vinyl LP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: SPIT 085LP. Rel: 15 Apr 24
Metal
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Holiday For Skins Vol 1 (remastered) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 370047 7836795. Rel: 15 Apr 24
Jazz
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How To Build An Ocean: Instructions (orange green & duck egg splattered milky clear vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: ISHID 002V. Rel: 25 Apr 24
Indie/Alternative
Your Favourite Coat (2:32)
Things That Look Like Mistakes (2:26)
Injured Crow (2:36)
I Can't See Anything I Don't Like About You (3:06)
All You Get Is Confetti (4:06)
Tai Chi With My Dad (2:34)
I Wanna Feel Calm (3:16)
Henry Says (3:31)
Hot Chocolate (2:37)
Nothing Cures Melancholy Like Looking At Maps (2:43)
We Don't Speak Anymore (2:59)
I Don't Wanna Be Angry (3:04)
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How To Build An Ocean: Instructions (orange green & duck egg tricoloured vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: ISHID 002V2. Rel: 25 Apr 24
Indie/Alternative
Your Favourite Coat (2:32)
Things That Look Like Mistakes (2:26)
Injured Crow (2:36)
I Can't See Anything I Don't Like About You (3:06)
All You Get Is Confetti (4:06)
Tai Chi With My Dad (2:34)
I Wanna Feel Calm (3:16)
Henry Says (3:31)
Hot Chocolate (2:37)
Nothing Cures Melancholy Like Looking At Maps (2:43)
We Don't Speak Anymore (2:59)
I Don't Wanna Be Angry (3:04)
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$10 Cowboy (limited blue vinyl LP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve(indie exclusive))
Cat: 691835 881232. Rel: 25 Apr 24
Folk/Americana
$10 Cowboy (3:37)
America (3:21)
Hard Luck & Circumstances (3:05)
Good At Losing (3:44)
Gettin' Tired Again (2:51)
Spade (2:29)
Diamond In The Rough (3:19)
Ain't Done Losing Yet (3:18)
Solitary Road (3:30)
City Of Roses (3:35)
Lead The Way (3:58)
Midnight Cowboy (2:54)
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Tva (13:09)
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Review: Ghosted 2, produced by Oren Ambarchi, Johan Berthling, and Andreas Werlin, presents a fascinating fusion of various genres - Electronic, Jazz, Folk, World, and Country. However, it's not the amalgamation of styles that captivates but the abstract, experimental nature of their endeavor. This record leans into the boundaries of free improvisation, with a heavy emphasis on texture and atmosphere. The instrumentation is minimal, with delicate drumming that weaves through the soundscape while subtle guitar strums and drones create a hazy, hypnotic ambiance. What sets this apart is its exploration of silence. Long stretches of negative space linger, allowing the listener to fully immerse themselves in the subtle nuances and intricacies of the performance. The result is an album that is as challenging as it is rewarding, inviting multiple listens to unravel its sonic secrets.
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Lol HAMMOND presents WAH WAH PLANET
Jewel (reissue) (12")
Cat: THANKYOU 032. Rel: 16 Apr 24
Balearic/Downtempo
Review: Lol Hammond is a former member of Spiral Tribe and early live techno act The Drum Club who now makes music on his own as Wah Wah Planet. Back in 1990 is when he penned this fantastic five track Balearic house EP alongside Russell Crone and with female vocal contributions from Lucy Sian. It very much lay out an early blueprint for UK street soul and the opener on the A-side 'Jewel' explores a romantic theme with hooky pop lyrics. Things get more left of centre on the 'Love FXU' with three trips into a smoother sound world perfect for sun kissed island dancing and with influences ranging from early breakbeat and trip hop to elements of dancehall music.
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Review: Clem Alford's one-shot project presents a captivating fusion of Westernized ragas, featuring Alisha Sufit's enchanting vocals and Jim Moyes's psych-leaning guitar elements. Tracks like 'Alan's Christmas Card' and 'Black Cat' showcase the unique blend of Indian instruments with Western touches, while 'La La' and 'Take Away Kesh' delve into more traditional compositions. This album serves as a fascinating historical piece, highlighting the skill of Alford and Moyes in blending Indian and Western sounds. Recommended for fans of indo-prog and world music, it captures a technical zeitgeist at the intersection of cultural influences. With its creativity and historical significance, this album earns high marks for cultural reasons as much as musically.
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Human (reissue) (bone white, blue jay & gold splattered vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: RR 52021. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Metal
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Leprosy (reissue) (hot pink, bone white & blue jay splattered vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: RR 52001. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Metal
Review: Arriving just a year after their seminal 1987 genre-defining debut LP Scream Bloody Gore, Floridian death metal pioneers Death and their creative mastermind Chuck Schuldiner would perfect, not only their own sound, but the blueprint for an entire movement with 1988's sophomore effort Leprosy. The first of their projects to be recorded at Morrisound Recording in Tampa, highly regarded today as the definitive studio home of the death metal genre thanks to the work of legendary producer and engineer Scott Burns (who would go on to cut records at the same space for Sepultura, Deicide, Obituary, Cannibal Corpse), the material marked the first stylistic and tonal shift towards the far more macabre, gory, compositionally and lyrically depraved bedlam that the genre would fully morph into throughout the next decade. In short, this is a death metal classic that requires little to no introduction, complete with virtuosic guitar leads, Morse-code blast beats and inhuman guttural bellows. The initiated should hang their heads in shame if unfamiliar, while those who've never gone looking into the deep abyss of Death, might be better off continuing to live in peaceful tranquillity.
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Spiritual Healing (reissue) (red, & blue splattered vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: RR 52011. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Metal
Living Monstrosity
Altering The Future
Defensive Personalities
Within The Mind
Spiritual Healing
Low Life
Genetic Reconstruction
Killing Spree
Review: Following on from 1988's seminal sophomore triumph Leprosy, pioneering death metal forefathers Death entered into the 90s with a work that would shift perception on, not only their own project, but the entire genre as an entity. Released in 1990, Spiritual Healing marked a notable embracing of more melodious compositions, largely due to the presence of lead guitarist James Murphy, with this LP being his only contribution to the band's discography, along with bassist Terry Butler. Coinciding with the simultaneous maximisation of technicality and melody, the album would also shift the lyrical approach of primary songwriter Chuck Schuldiner, who began moving away from gore and viscera-soaked tales and focusing more on the real-world horrors of drug addiction, poverty, serial killers, organised religion and corrupt faith healers, just like the one that adorns the iconic artwork.
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Artificial Bouquet (limited black red & blue splattered vinyl LP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: DW 240V2. Rel: 19 Apr 24
Metal
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Scream Bloody Gore (reissue) (neon violet bone white blue & red splattered vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: RR 51991. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Metal
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Lifetime Of Work (4:01)
Divine To Be (4:26)
Last Train (2:51)
Muhlenberg County Line (4:00)
Son Of Tennesse (3:16)
Loenly Old Soul (3:43)
Hubbardville Store (4:10)
If You Leave Me Now (3:20)
Survived (5:11)
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Review: Vintage Pleasure Boutique is an excellently named label out of Poland that is fast approaching its 20th releases. This latest 12" is another dazzling Italo disco gem that arrives on translucent yellow vinyl. Claudia T.'s 'Fatal Destination' arrived originally back in 1989 at the height of the genre's popularity and very much takes you back there with its cold but compelling synth sounds and crashing drums, all very reminiscent of the era. The soaring vocals brings the glorious hook next to zippy lead synths. This was a bit hit back in the day and is sure to win over just as many global dancers second time around.
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Individual Thought Patterns (reissue) (hot pink bone & black splattered vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: RR 52031. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Metal
Review: The mid-90s were a time of immense change for the death metal scene, strongly linked to the endless progression of the genre's most vital pioneers Death, who in retrospect, appeared to be reshaping, retooling and expanding the genre for their current and future peers in real time. Having already switched out the lyrical gore obsessions of their early material for the socio-political ponderings of 1990's Spiritual Healing, before turning to more opaque, introspective ruminations on their superbly technical, progressive death metal opus Human in 1991, a two-year gap would occur (a lengthy creative respite in terms of their prolificacy) before the arrival of 1993's Individual Thought Patterns. During this time, metal drumming legend Gene Hoglan (Testament, Fear Factory) would enter the mix along with King Diamond guitarist Andy LaRocque, and this newly refurbished line up would continue to build upon the virtuosic hyper-technical prog-death blueprint of Human, but with a major increase of oppressive, metallic menace, leading many to consider the work to be Death's most mercurial balance of artistic complexity and vicious heaviness.
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Review: These two powerhouses of pioneering dub meet up for the second time on this fantastic reissue by Burning Sounds originally released in 1978. The mostly instrumental album shows the duo helping to define the dub sound for the next generation of producers. Thanks to the inspirations and usage of Studio One, the sound is quintessential dub, like in the 'Garvey Dub' and title song 'Guerilla Dub'. They've not fully abandoned the traditional roots as you can hear in 'Malcolm X Dub' and 'Martin Luther Dub' though, turning them into more of remixes than original tracks. This album is a must for any 70s and 80s dub afficionado.
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Review: Roberto Zanetti was also known as Savage and was a producer who was beloved among Italo disco enthusiasts. His work in the 80s helped to define the genre and this is one of the tracks he turned out that had a particular resonance. The outstanding production from 1987 is as likely to captivate dancefloors across Europe now as it was back then. It became a secret weapon for many DJs the first time around and here makes a special return with a reissue that features a bonus remix by Alex "A" and Patrick Delay, which was originally released in 1988 in Hong Kong.
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Review: Natacha Fink's 'Pirarublue' delivers a sexy lounge vibe with hints of jazz rock, characterised by its catchy rhythms and melodies, while on the flip Nimalan Yoganathan presents 'Unseen Songlines,' an ambient piece rich in field recording atmosphere and experimental textures. With its unique sounding hord structures and ample use of echo, this track transports listeners on an introspective journey through soundscapes. Overall, the EP showcases the label's commitment to showcasing eclectic and boundary-pushing music from emerging artists.
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Mind Reader (feat Stout) (2:45)
Make Me Ovah (2:36)
Fourplay (interlude) (0:55)
Do Dat Baby (feat Dawn Richard) (1:37)
Global Entry (2:08)
Downtown J (interlude) (0:43)
Cakewalk (3:20)
Crushin In Da Club (2:49)
Problem 4 Problems (1:11)
Ain't Sh*t Sweet (1:58)
Black Sheep (2:42)
Chain Gang Pimpin (2:54)
Fly Trap (interlude) (0:34)
Not Da One (3:14)
Standing Ovation (2:40)
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New Heaven (gatefold electric blue vinyl LP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: RR 75601. Rel: 25 Apr 24
Metal
New Heaven (7:32)
Violet Seizures (6:13)
Desolation's Harp (4:28)
Endless Grey (2:32)
Gardens In The Dark (4:12)
The Children The Bombs Overlooked (7:19)
Concrete Cliffs (5:09)
Forest Service Road Blues (3:11)
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One On The Ground (3:31)
Cut To Length (3:05)
For All You Are (3:24)
Still It Sells (5:21)
Chain Smoking (3:39)
Did It Pay The Rent (2:32)
Every Reason To (2:40)
I Am Not The First (3:14)
This Is The Last (4:23)
I Took A Year (4:00)
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Review: Jinje is a solo project from Lee Malcolm, a founding member of the Leeds-based experimental band Vessels. His music in solo mode is just as singer and hard to categorise as with his band and here on Mesh he veers between electronic, synthetic and organic sound worlds with driving breakbeats topped with gorgeous string sounds, hype-real synths and a shimmering sense of sonic futurism that is awash with melody. These are hugely detailed tracks but the overall picture is never confused as his arrangements ebb and flow with great clarity and make both a physical and emotional impact.
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