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Marjaa: The Battle Of The Hotels
Cat: SWORD 03LP. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Etel, Kharita (version) (6:51)
Holiday Inn (March 21 To 29) (version) (6:29)
Mudum (dub) (4:13)
Holiday Inn (January To March) (version) (5:22)
Baynana (version) (3:57)
Kharita (dub) (8:42)
Review: This new collaboration between Swedish producer Civilistjavel! and Lebanese artist Mayssa Jallad is both a conceptual inversion and a sonic ghost of Jallad's original record. Refracting material from her Beirut-focused album through sparse dub techno, Civilistjavel! transforms narrative-rich compositions into abstract, often beatless forms where Mayssa's voice floats disembodied in a fog of delay and reverb. Tracks like 'Baynana (Version)' and 'Holiday Inn (March 21 to 29) (Version)' feel haunted by memory, with structure hinted at but rarely resolved. It's a remarkable shift in context, but one that remains emotionally aligned. Civilistjavel!'s production avoids spectacle in favour of slow erosionivocal fragments hover, dissolve, re-emerge. Even more rhythmic moments like 'Kharita (Dub)' maintain an eerie restraint, built on slippery grooves and shimmering decay. Both artists are working far from their geographic homesiMayssa in Boston, Tomas in Uppsalaibut the result sounds uncannily unified. It's a record that holds grief and beauty in the same hand, illuminating the quiet force of Mayssa's voice and Civilistjavel!'s deft minimalism. Not so much a remix album as a parallel reality: austere, spectral, and deeply moving.
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 in stock $22.32
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Jon Savage's Space: Light Years From Home
VARIOUS
Cat: CTRUE 48CD. Rel: 03 Jun 25
The Byrds - "CTA 102"
Spirit - "Space Child"
Cosmic Hoffmann - "Space Disco"
Atmosfear - "Dancing In Outer Space"
Devo - "Space Junk"
Martin Hannett & Steve Hopkins - "Space Music"
Tom Recchion - "Space Ship"
Wooden Shjips - "Space Clothes"
Mr Fingers - "Distant Planet"
Tom Dissevelt & Kid Baltan - "Moon Maid"
Sun Ra - "Outer Space Plateau"
Biosphere - "Startoucher"
Lothar & The Hand People - "Space Hymn"
Hawkwind - "Space Is Deep"
US 69 - "2069 A Spaced Oddity"
Tim Buckley - "Starsailor"
Review: While best known as an admired author and music historian, Jon Savage has long been one of our most interesting and considered compilation curators - a music collector whose thematic collections have variously touched on 90s ambient, turn-of-the-80s electronica, post-punk, LGBTQ pop, garage-rock and proto-techno. On Space: Light Years From Home, he offers a whirlwind - and decidedly eclectic - trip through music inspired by all things intergalactic. That means an enticing blend of out-there instrumentals (Spirt's 'Space Child'(), cosmic disco throbbers (Cosmic Hoffmann's deliciously OTT 'Space Disco'), Britfunk (Atmosfear), new wave (Devo), experimental synth-scapes (Martin Hannett and Steve Hopkins), out-there jazz (Sun Ra), weirdo ambient (Biosphere), space rock (Hawkwind), Deep house (Larry Heard) and impossible-to-pigeonhole oddness (Tim Buckley).



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 in stock $9.33
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Ambient Classics From Japan
Ambient Classics From Japan (hand-numbered 180 gram vinyl 12" limited to 300 copies + sticker)
Cat: MUKAT 099. Rel: 19 May 25
Modern Living - "Snow Bird"
Virgo - "System For Zodiac"
Review: Ambient Classics From Japan on Mukatsuku features two lush filled classics from the label Form@ Record label from the land of the rising sun....First up, Shuichiro Nakazawa under the guise of Modern Living from 1998 - initially taken from the CD only Art Form 2 compilation although it also popped up on Music From Memory's excellent Virtual Dreams collection - now gets a whole side on loud cut 180 gram vinyl to itself. On the flipside comes Virgo aka Yasutaka Sato with his gorgeous deep techno ambient gem 'System For Zodiac piece, taken from the Landform Code CD, of which only 30 copies were ever made and has never seen light of day to vinyl until now. No repress hand numbered to 300 copies and first 100 come with Japanese Origami paper crane + sticker.
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 in stock $16.67
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The Fear Of Never Landing
Cat: TAO 067. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Through The Heat Waves
Eight Miles High Alone
In Motion
Inhale
Crystalline
Exhale
One More Rush
Silence Is Gliding
Cloud Surfing
Review: The twelfth studio release from Manchester duo Marconi Union reaffirms why they remain such a quietly vital force in ambient music. Formed in 2003, the pair's latest work arrives after a two-year process of reorientation i one that saw them scrap old habits, test new material live, and ultimately return to the atmospheric instinct that first defined them. The result is a seamless 55-minute composition split into nine movements: fluid, immersive, and full of emotional nuance. It's a brand new release that spans sequencer-driven passages, low-lit drone work and impressionistic electronics, all stitched together with an elegant sense of pacing. 'Eight Miles High Alone', the first piece completed and shared publicly, sets the tone with a solitary pulse and slow-building tension i its clarity and weightlessness shaping much of what follows. The music unfolds without force, evoking both disquiet and release. Though wordless, the journey speaks volumes. A sense of modern anxiety hovers throughout, yet it's counterbalanced by warmth, space and stillness. After years of refining their sound across acclaimed releases and multimedia collaborations, Marconi Union deliver some of their most affecting work to date i not by reinventing themselves, but by rediscovering the beauty of doing less, slowly, and with purpose.
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Quiet Pieces
Quiet Pieces (limited LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: ECH 001LP. Rel: 28 May 25
Following A Dream (6:44)
Constantly Slipping Away (4:44)
In A Studded Procession (7:35)
Through Whispers (7:43)
Like A Bird (10:26)
Review: Serbia's Abul Mogard inaugurates his Soft Echoes imprint - after many a career-spanning stopover with Ecstatic, VCO and Light-years - with Quiet Pieces, an inward-looking suite unearthing stillness and submerged emotions scraped from the edges of memory. Assembled from archival sketches and fragments inspired by a late uncle's collection of 78rpm classical and opera records, the album reimagines faded moments through manipulated samples played at altered speeds, filtered through effects, and folded into new compositions. The result is a dream-static fusion of past and present, where Mogard's own recollections blur with an avuncular other's. The pieces shimmer with spectral density and tactile distortion, edging into abstractions influenced in part by Phill Niblock's Boston Tenor Index; Mogard pushes into rawer and rawer dissonances over the record's course. Marja de Sanctis's cover photograph, taken at the Temple of Jupiter Anxur, captures that same interplay of decay, reverence, and resonance.
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Outernational Dance
Cat: MC 081. Rel: 28 May 25
Esperanto (5:57)
Unua Libro (6:11)
El Heine (6:04)
Ho Mia Kor (4:09)
Mia Penso (1:55)
Review: Given his long-held love of fusing elements of different musical cultures from around the world, Auntie Flo (real name Brian D'Souza) is almost the perfect Multi-Culti artist. It's something of a surprise then to find that this is only his second outing on the label. He begins in confident mood with 'Esperanto', a delightfully melodious, bubbly and synth-heavy slab of chugging sonic joy, before wrapping waves of mind-altering electronics and sun-bright synths around a slipped Afro-tech beat on 'Unua Libro'. Over on side two, D'Souza takes us to a deeper and more immersive place on 'El Heine', explores hybrid cosmic/ambient soundscapes on 'Ho Mia Kor', and doffs a cap to the new age ambient pioneers of times gone by on blissful closing cut 'Mia Penso'.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan
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LSD 047
VARIOUS
LSD 047 (3xLP)
Cat: LSD 047. Rel: 11 Jun 25
Track 1 (4:30)
Track 2 (1:10)
Track 3 (0:54)
Track 4 (3:09)
Track 5 (1:25)
Track 6 (3:46)
Track 7 (4:22)
Track 8 (2:41)
Track 9 (4:22)
Track 10 (4:57)
Track 11 (2:42)
Track 12 (2:27)
Track 13 (3:43)
Track 14 (2:00)
Track 15 (1:20)
Track 16 (4:36)
Track 17 (4:51)
Track 18 (3:41)
Track 19 (1:39)
Track 20 (2:16)
Track 21 (1:39)
Track 22 (3:43)
Track 23 (8:37)
Track 24 (1:29)
Track 25 (4:14)
Track 26 (6:17)
Track 27 (2:36)
Track 28 (7:40)
Track 29 (3:07)
 in stock $40.68
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Very Quiet Music To Be Played Very Loudly
Cat: LM 001CD. Rel: 29 May 25
Components
Fringe
Emphasis
Singular
Review: While he may well be best-known for his nostalgic, synthesiser-powered Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan project, Gordon Chapman-Fox has also put out some fine music under his given name - not least 2023's ambient opus on Castles In Space's 'Subscription Library' offshoot. On Very Quiet Music To Be Played Very Loudly, Chapman-Fox delivers four expansive ambient soundscapes. He sets the tone with the Vangelis-esque synth suspense and spacey creep of 'Components', before opting for sustained, almost neo-classical sweeps and delay-laden electronic string sounds on 'Fringe'. 'Emphasis' is immersive and quietly picturesque, while closing cut 'Singular' is dark, moody and quietly paganistic - a kind of imaginary soundtrack to a 21st century folk-horror movie.
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 in stock $12.15
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LSD 046
VARIOUS
LSD 046 (LP)
Cat: LSD 046. Rel: 11 Jun 25
Track 1 (5:53)
Track 2 (6:03)
Track 3 (2:14)
Track 4 (4:49)
Track 5 (0:41)
Track 6 (3:32)
Track 7 (6:25)
Track 8 (1:31)
Track 9 (1:44)
Track 10 (3:57)
Track 11 (1:35)
Track 12 (2:51)
 in stock $22.60
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Los Bosquesinos (People Of The Forests)
Cat: COORDLP 003. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Kutuir (Parrott) (9:32)
Wancha (Fish) (11:17)
Manchi (Grasshopper) (12:26)
Pinchichi (Hawk) (11:26)
Review: There are immersive experiences that inspire artists to do great things. Then there's Aboutface heading to the Wampis Territory, in the Peruvian Amazon, to live with the local community, learn a little of how they live and their relationship with the Lungs of the Planet, capturing field recordings collaboratively with those people, and trying to articulate their world through an electronic-organic deep dive album. After you've got over the jealousy about how life-changing that trip was, let's focus on the fundamentals. This is seriously escapist stuff that seems to have been made using every root, branch, and animal encountered during those weeks. The synthesised elements are audible, but take a backseat to what was and is actually there. Or here. Quite unlike anything we've heard this year, it's a stunning way to raise awareness and support for Indigenous-led conservation and initiatives trying to stop illegal deforestation and ecocide.
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 in stock $20.33
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Body Singer
Body Singer (12" with obi-strip)
Cat: PF 016. Rel: 29 Apr 25
Body Singer (5:05)
Kinship (2:19)
Skinship (1:05)
Trippy Gas (4:11)
Mirror Of The Heart (4:32)
Review: Still riding high from the success of his superb re-make of Manuel Gottsching on Test Pressing ('A Reference to E2-E4'), Alex Kassian returns to Pinchy & Friends - who released his similarly popular 2021 EP 'Leave Your Life' - after a three-year break. Beginning with the lusciously languid, Balearic, effects-laden and sonically layered title track ('Body Singer', where Jonny Nash style guitars and tumbling sax motifs rise above a sparse drum machine beat and shoegaze-esque aural textures), the Berlin-based producer offers up a loved-up mix of weightless ambient bliss (Kinship), kosmiche soundscapes (the sun-flecked 'Skinship'), revivalist Krautrock (the Can-after-several-spliffs headiness of 'Trippy Gas') and immersive, cinematic excusions (the gorgeous 'Mirror of the Heart').
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 in stock $19.21
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Drive (Soundtrack) (10th Anniversary Edition)
Cliff MARTINEZ / VARIOUS
Drive (Soundtrack) (10th Anniversary Edition) (limited gatefold picture disc 2xLP)
Cat: LSINV 264LPPIC. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Kavinsky & Lovefoxx - "Night Call" (4:17)
Desire - "Under Your Spell" (3:51)
College - "A Real Hero" (feat Electric Youth) (4:27)
Riziero Ortolani - "Oh My Love" (feat Katyna Ranieri) (2:49)
The Chromatics - "Tick Of The Clock" (4:45)
Cliff Martinez - "Rubber Head" (2:58)
Cliff Martinez - "I Drive" (2:00)
Cliff Martinez - "He Had A Good Time" (1:29)
Cliff Martinez - "They Broke His Pelvis" (1:52)
Cliff Martinez - "Kick Your Teeth" (2:30)
Cliff Martinez - "Where's The Deluxe Version?" (5:12)
Cliff Martinez - "See You In Four" (2:28)
Cliff Martinez - "After The Chase" (5:23)
Cliff Martinez - "Hammer" (4:37)
Cliff Martinez - "Wrong Floor" (1:26)
Cliff Martinez - "Skull Crushing" (6:02)
Cliff Martinez - "My Name On A Car" (2:14)
Cliff Martinez - "On The Beach" (6:42)
Cliff Martinez - "Bride Of Deluxe" (3:37)
Review: OK. Let's face some facts. The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to Drive is up there with one of the best scores ever put together. And that goes for the compositions of Cliff Martinez as much as the guest bands and artists drafted for the other songs. Where else are you going to hear Riziro Ortolani and Katy Ranieri's operatic overture, 'Oh My Love', and The Chromatics' low sung, mood-building electro tracker 'Tick of the Clock', side by side? The answer is, of course, nowhere. And that's just skimming the surface. Deeper inspection take us to some stunning pieces of ambient and drone. 'I Drive' is a remarkable example of gong bath on record, 'Skull Crushing' is overwhelmingly heavy thanks to its use of distant sound and up front quiet. It feels like you're in a pressurised chamber. We could go on, but that wouldn't save any room to mention the trophy piece - College and Electric Youth's spectacularly emotive synth stunner, 'A Real Hero'.
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Jon Savage's Space: Light Years From Home
VARIOUS
Cat: CTRUE 48. Rel: 06 Jun 25
The Byrds - "CTA 102" (4:57)
Spirit - "Space Child" (5:40)
Cosmic Hoffmann - "Space - Disco" (5:24)
Atmosfear - "Dancing In Outer Space" (4:10)
Devo - "Space Junk" (2:15)
Martin Hannett & Steve Hopkins - "Space Music" (5:32)
Tom Recchion - "Space Ship" (2:16)
Wooden Shjips - "Space Clothes" (3:07)
Mr Fingers - "Distant Planet" (5:17)
Tom Dissevelt & Kid Baltan - "Moon Maid" (3:10)
Sun Ra - "Outer Space Plateau" (2:24)
Biosphere - "Startoucher" (5:04)
Lothar & The Hand People - "Space Hymn" (7:04)
Hawkwind - "Space Is Deep" (6:18)
US 69 - "2069 A Spaced Oddity" (10:22)
Tim Buckley - "Starsailor" (4:35)
Review: Few have the depth and breadth of knowledge about music that Anglesey-based punk historian and author Jon Savage has, so to delve into the themed compilation he has put together is an education. Sticking to the idea of doing a musical voyage through the theme and idea of Space, Savage has clearly hit the brief. The Byrds 'C.T.A' sounds like an alien encounter; Devo's 'Space Junk' is quite timely in a lyrical sense, since experts are saying space is becoming a new frontier for war and there's satellite jams. There are some classics that you'd expect here - like Sun Ra - and it's great seeing leftfield icons Wooden Shjips included with their mesmerising cut 'Space Clothes' as theirs is contemporary psychedelia at its finest.
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 in stock $29.38
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Still There Is The Sea
Cat: GONDLP 77. Rel: 05 Jun 25
The Sun, The Sky (5:05)
Eau Miroir (4:40)
Cycle (4:52)
Atlantis (2:42)
Dream/Mirage (3:05)
Sometimes (4:09)
Piece No 8 (3:39)
Fragment Of (3:25)
Review: Ambre Ciel is a Montreal-based composer and singer known for her dreamy, spacious soundscapes. Drawing from impressionism, American minimalism and contemporary classical music, her work blends layered violins, piano and ethereal vocals in both English and French so is a sophisticated and stylish sound. Coming from a family of artists, she began with violin at six, later experimenting with pedals, loops and harmonies. Her debut album Still, There is the Sea marks a delicate yet bold entry into her sonic world and is a deeply personal, atmospheric journey shaped by strings, acoustic textures and voice. It's an imperfect beginning, as she calls it, but one brimming with intention and beauty.
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 in stock $25.72
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Lateral
Lateral (CD)
Cat: 781573 3. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Big Empty Country
Review: Brian Eno's career has always been about explorationiof sound, technology and the emotional power of music. After pioneering ambient music, Eno has consistently sought out new ways to blend different genres and voices and his latest collaboration with Beatie Wolfe continues this tradition. Wolfe, a British-American artist with an innovative approach to music and activism, complements Eno's atmospheric world with her emotive, alternative vocals. Their work, recorded in London, moves seamlessly from the meditative to the experimental, with tracks like 'Big Empty Country' offering stark contrasts between the brightness of the day and the shadows of the night. This release is not only a nod to Eno's sonic experimentation but also a testament to his lasting influence as an artist who always seeks to connect art with broader societal issues, especially the environment.
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 in stock $15.92
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Luminal
Luminal (LP)
Cat: 780816 4. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Milky Sleep
Hopelessly At Ease
My Lovely Days
Play On
Shhh
Suddenly
A Ceiling & A Lifeboat
And Live Again
Breath March
Never Was It Now
What We Are
Review: Brian Eno, legendary master of ambient music and Beatie Wolfe, the LA-based conceptual artist known for her innovative blend of the physical and digital, unite for a collaborative sonic exploration. Throughout 2024, the two artists recorded material that bridges the boundary between deeply personal emotions and universal experiences, creating an evocative soundscape. The work pulses with the distinctive energy of Eno's ambient prowess, while Wolfe's haunting vocals add a layer of intimacy. On tracks like 'Milky Sleep' and 'Hopelessly At Ease', the listener is swept into a dreamlike state where time feels suspended. These moments of calm are balanced by the more urgent, yet still deeply meditative, 'Suddenly', which sways between serenity and tension. The delicate interplay between light and shadow becomes even more palpable on 'A Ceiling and Lifeboat', where the quiet sense of stillness gives way to a profound sense of rebirth. There's a sense of movement throughout the releaseiparticularly on 'Breath March', where rhythm and texture converge with palpable energy. Eno's atmospheric layers create space for Wolfe's voice to become a thread, guiding the listener through these reflective, almost sacred-feeling sonic spaces, where every note invites introspection and feeling.
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 in stock $33.89
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Lateral
Lateral (LP)
Cat: 780816 5. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Big Empty Country (Day) (24:31)
Big Empty Country (Night) (24:23)
Review: Brian Eno, a towering figure in ambient music and a master of sonic landscapes, has shaped the contours of modern music through his production collaborations with iconic artists like David Bowie, Talking Heads and U2. His latest work with Beatie Wolfe, a conceptual artist from Los Angeles, encapsulates a career of endless reinvention. Recorded in London, the collaboration weaves together the worlds of alternative vocals and ambient soundscapes. 'Big Empty Country' serves as a vivid contrast between light and darkiits day and night versions embodying the very essence of Eno's immersive, evolving sound. Much like his work as part of Roxy Music and beyond, this release is both forward-thinking and introspective, grounded in a shared commitment to environmentalism and artistic exploration. It's a meditation on space, sound and feelingian unbroken thread in Eno's enduring legacy of artistic expression.
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Promises
Promises (gatefold marbled vinyl LP + insert in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: LB 0097LPMARB. Rel: 03 Dec 21
Promises (Movement 1) (6:24)
Promises (Movement 2) (2:31)
Promises (Movement 3) (2:31)
Promises (Movement 4) (2:31)
Promises (Movement 5) (4:27)
Promises (Movement 6) (8:50)
Promises (Movement 7) (9:28)
Promises (Movement 8) (7:22)
Promises (Movement 9) (2:30)
Review: Last October, acclaimed saxophonist Pharoah Sanders turned 80 years young, and his input on this album is testimony to the fact he has clearly aged like a fine wine. Not that this is to suggest preceding outings were anything less worthy than this collaborative project, which sees Sam Shepherd, the British electronic artist better known to most as Floating Points, write nine spectacular arrangements which are then performed by said brass legend, alongside The London Symphony Orchestra.

The results are spectacular, and wildly far-reaching, albeit firmly rooted in jazz with classical undertones. From the movements that made this final cut, some are whisper quiet and delicate to the point of risking breaking off if you were handling haphazardly. Others are booming loud, musical jumbo jets landing at the end of another great crescendo. Whether hushed or monumental, though, we can feel every note and bar of this masterpiece.
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 in stock $28.82
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We Carry Eden
Cat: MFM 076. Rel: 30 May 25
We Carry Eden (part I) (21:03)
We Carry Eden (part II) (20:57)
Review: We Carry Eden is an album so deep you can plunge right into it and forget the real world entirely. It comes from Son Of Chi, the latest project by Dutch ambient pioneer Hanyo van Oosterom, and it melds drones, field recordings, dub, jazz and fourth world influences across a two-part composition that features storytelling by West African vocalist Omar Ka. A founding member of CHI and Chi Factory, van Oosterom crafts textured soundscapes rooted in meditative grooves and spiritual depth and is inspired by Patmos and Hopi wisdom. He also weaves nature, myth and memory into a unified sonic journey with fine artwork by Michael Willis underlining the message of harmony.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan
 in stock $26.56
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Detroit Interpretations
Detroit Interpretations (CD limited to 100 copies)
Cat: SCR 384. Rel: 02 May 25
Cadere Interpretation
Vale Interpretation
Review: To mark the one-year anniversary of Reveries, Sonic Cathedral drops a new two-tracker that brings a Detroit reimagining to 'Vale' and 'Cadere'. Produced by John Hanson, aka Saltbreaker, the project features live improvisations by saxophonists Yali Rivlin and Thalamus Morris and cellist Jordan Hamilton. Each of them did their thing in a single take with Hanson composing around their performances, and the result is a graceful blend of serene melancholy and rhythmic sophistication. Oodles of warmth and organic textured is added to the originals and these interpretations act as a fine tribute to Detroit's enduring uniqueness.
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Selected Ambient Works 85-92
Cat: AMB 3922LP. Rel: 24 Oct 19
Xtal (4:51)
Tha (9:02)
Pulsewidth (3:48)
Ageispolis (5:21)
I (1:12)
Green Calx (6:05)
Heliosphan (4:50)
We Are The Music Makers (7:45)
Schottkey 7th Path (5:02)
Ptolemy (7:14)
Hedphelym (6:04)
Delphium (5:27)
Actium (7:36)
Review: In line with the timely reappraisal of all things R&S related, the resurgent Apollo have seen the opportunity to bring one of their most celebrated records back for another round. Aphex Twin's ambient recordings mature magnificently with age, sounding ever richer and more emotive as the rest of electronic music continues to play catch up all around. From the gentle breakbeats of "Xtal" to the aquatic techno lure of "Tha", the airy rave of "Pulsewidth" to the heartwrenching composition of "Ageispolis", every track is a perennial example of how far ambient techno could reach even back then. It's just that no-one quite had the arm-span of Richard D. James.
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Nilam
Nilam (LP)
Cat: LTR 051. Rel: 22 May 25
Land (3:04)
Song For Sad Times (3:23)
Not A Burden (3:35)
Sinathavar Mudikkum (2:36)
Nine Jeweled Prayer (9:38)
Pasayadan (5:41)
Sees Fire (2:20)
Review: Recorded in collaboration with Nils Frahm at Berlin's Leiter Studio, Ganavya's fourth album is destined to carve its own path to recognition due to its unique quality. A follow-up to last year's acclaimed Daughter of a Temple, which drew praise from many music outlets, Nilam - probably best known her for her appearance alongside Sault at their recent live show - continues her journey into music as devotion, meditation and memory. Born in New York and raised in Tamil Nadu, she moves fluidly between traditions, channeling pilgrimage trails, harikatha storytelling and jazz improvisation into something uniquely her own. Her voice is unhurried, intimate and full of clarity, conjuring stillness even in motion. It's a sound that invites stillness but never feels static, where every breath carries the weight of generations and each silence says as much as her lyrics. The songs on Nilam feel distilled from years of lived experience, shaped by years of live performance as tracks like 'Sees Fire' blend Eastern tonalities with meditative jazz, fusing introspection with emotional firepower. The album traces the patterns of gratitude, loss and rootedness meanwhile anchoring the listener in a place beyond the physical. Rather than chase genre, ganavya reaches toward essence. Nilam isn't just an album, it's a moment held in reverence. A sonic altar where memory, spirit and sound meet. In her hands, song becomes a ritual of listening.
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Cantor's Paradise
Cantor's Paradise (LP + insert)
Cat: FELT 010. Rel: 20 May 25
Track 1 (5:56)
Track 2 (3:01)
Track 3 (6:42)
Track 4 (5:23)
Track 5 (1:28)
Track 6 (6:04)
Track 7 (3:18)
Track 8 (6:04)
Track 9 (5:56)
Review: J Trystero's Cantor's Paradis on Fergus Jones' FELT label is a 45-minute drift through ambient dub terrain that leaves you mesmerised. It draws on the spacious design of artists like Huerco S. and Civilistjavel!, and unfolds in a dreamlike haze of blurred melodies, submerged textures and subtle, ever-shifting rhythms. Trystero filters the DNA of '90s dub techno into soft, iridescent tones here to craft soundscapes that feel both ancient and futuristic. Tracks like 'Untitled 6' briefly emerge with dubby definition but the album thrives in ambiguity. It's a deeply immersive record that's hypnotic, calming and subtly emotive so perfect for late-night solitude or introspective mental wandering.
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Soutwhind From Hachijo
Cat: FJLP 05. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Track 1
Fernanda
Track 3
Trail
Wave
Prayer
Bush
Mother Forest
Track 9
Wind
Track 11
Dancin' Stars
Review: Southwind from Hachijo is a rare gem from 1990s Japan dug out delightfully by Forest Jams and written by E.S. Island. This reissue of it dives deeper into ambient terrain while embracing tribal and spiritual tones unlike previous works. It was recorded on the remote Hachijo Island and is awash with organic textures and traditional Japanese instruments that effortlessly make for a meditative soundscape. The music is largely performed by the late Eisuke Takahashi and Nene Sanae, whose chemistry channels the island's raw, natural energy into its ever-shifting tones and timbres. It's a deeply personal and atmospheric listen and an ode to place and spirit that takes you there in an instant
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 in stock $32.50
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Gaiaphilia
Gaiaphilia (LP 再出版)
Cat: MTR 019. Rel: 13 May 25
Birds Of Borneo (3:12)
Gaiaphilia (8:17)
Elegant Spiral (6:54)
Ancient Beach (5:07)
O-KA-GU-RA (3:50)
Sanukite (2:33)
Veil Of The Night (5:46)
Hibiki Of Katakamuna (1:32)
Review: Japanese artists Yumiko Morioka and Takashi Kokubo unite for a journey through blended piano, atmospheric synth and nighttime field recording. Both Morioka and Kokubo are pioneers of Japanese new age import, with the former lyricist, pianist and composer trailblazing with her sole 1987 album Resonance and the latter composer and musical environmentalist responsible for a string of geometrically-charged, fantastical LPs from 1980 onwards. Morioka herself makes a welcome return to music after taking a staunch step back to raise her family in the late 80s; her music has since been quietly cherished, and now Gaiaphilia evidences her not-lost ivorian flair, with her piano melding blissfully with pop-out sea- and soundscapes.
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Snakinist Sand Form/No Jaw Nite Rights
Snakinist Sand Form (21:09)
No Jaw Nite Rights (20:53)
 in stock $22.32
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Luminal
Luminal (CD)
Cat: 781574 3. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Milky Sleep
Hopelessly At Ease
My Lovely Days
Play On
Shhh
Suddenly
A Ceiling & A Lifeboat
And Live Again
Breath March
Never Was It Now
What We Are
Review: Brian Eno and Beatie Wolfe join forces on a dual release infusing two distinct musical visions rooted in shared environmental concern. Their new joint release unfolds across two sides, with Luminal offering a vocal-led collection leaning into alt-pop ambiances and timbres, before Lateral rears itself in counterpart as a seamless ambient composition, making up a study in contrast and connection. Recorded in London, the project reflects Eno's lifelong exploration of mood and atmosphere, alongside Wolfe's ongoing push to blur the lines of digital innovation and tactile experience. The project builds the activist art works of Wolfe, a British-American concept artist based in Los Angeles, named by WIRED as one of "22 people changing the world," and tracks the expression of music beyond language or form.
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 in stock $15.92
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Different Trains/Electric Counterpoint
Cat: 007559 7928754. Rel: 02 Nov 18
America , Before The War (Different Trains - feat Kronos Quartet) (8:59)
Europe, During The War (feat Kronos Quartet) (7:31)
After The War (feat Kronos Quartet) (10:23)
Fast (Electric Counterpoint - feat Pat Metheny) (6:54)
Slow (feat Pat Metheny) (3:19)
Fast (feat Pat Metheny) (4:27)
Played by: Lexx
 in stock $32.50
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Endling
Endling (limited clear vinyl LP)
Cat: ERATP 176LE. Rel: 29 May 25
Fires (3:35)
Beautification Technologies (4:49)
The Glow (3:40)
Power Down The Heart (feat Moor Mother) (3:39)
Plastic Glacier (7:09)
Endling (6:04)
In The Distance (8:11)
The Great Reward (3:59)
 in stock $29.11
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Resort
Resort (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: ITLP 19. Rel: 01 Jul 24
Hedwig Transformation Group (4:55)
Nostaglitch (4:31)
Reminiscrmx (4:33)
Element (5:43)
Waldmeister (4:33)
Daytime Gamer (6:48)
Schneiders Paradox (5:34)
BB Care (5:18)
Terminal Z (5:14)
Holzl Was A Dancer (5:40)
7AM At The Rodeo (5:17)
Vitamin 313 (5:22)
Review: The next level beat maker and sound designer that is Skee Mask returns to long-time home label Ilian Tape with another bold and brilliant album, Resort. It's an album that expands on the artist's usual sound with fusions of celestial ambient, IDM sound design and lithe, rhythmic techno drums. There are breakbeats on 'Reminiscrmx' backlit by heavenly pads, 'Schneiders Paradox' is marbled with zippy pads and raw drum hits, 'BB Care' glistens with a futuristic glow and 'Holzl Was A Dancer' slips into a shuffling, UKG tinged dub house pumper. It's a wild, wonderful ride that reaches all new levels for this already accomplished producer.
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 in stock $33.62
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Multiple Angle Distortions: Pre82 EP
Cat: 12TOT 53. Rel: 19 May 25
Askance (3:36)
Hauqil (1:38)
Improvisations (2:15)
C*Lab - Anim (3:40)
Elided (2:13)
Kuttin (3:24)
Set Of Leaf (4:04)
Uttion (2:04)
Northern Point (6:05)
Review: Multiple Angle Distortions (M.A.D) is the second of two EPs previewing The Future Sound of London's upcoming 2025 album. It dives into darker, more percussive terrain than before and blends acidic 303 textures with brooding orchestral layers as the cult FSOL continue to expand their sonic palette. Grammy-nominated Daniel Pemberton guests on the striking 'Improvisations,' which is a live recording from a London fashion show, while closing track 'Northern Point' showcases FSOL's own custom-built synths. The result is a heady fusion of house, electronica and techno with an experimental edge that is both cerebral and immersive. M.A.D affirms this outfit's legacy while still pushing boundaries decades into their career.

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 in stock $24.02
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It's Closeness It's Easy
It's Closeness It's Easy (ice blue vinyl LP + booklet (indie exclusive))
Cat: FR 171X. Rel: 02 Jun 25
You Think (2:50)
Movement Two (5:57)
(Blueberry Pop) (3:02)
A Flowing Field Of Green (5:07)
With Your Sunglasses On Like A Ghoul (5:27)
Grivo (2:48)
Twenty-Seventh Of February (7:25)
Fresh Flowers For All Time (7:45)
Farm Cat, Watching (4:34)
 in stock $30.50
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Music For Bus Stations: BS
Cat: SME 2477BS. Rel: 18 Oct 24
B (19:16)
S (18:34)
Review: Rod Modell's Music For Bus Stations, released by Silentes, is a compelling blend of ambient and dub techno, perfect for those who appreciate a deep sonic journey. Modell, known for his Detroit origins and his creative use of vintage recording methods like tape loops and echo devices, has crafted an album that harmonizes beautifully with modern architectural spaces. This work is designed not to overpower but to enhance environments, particularly bus stations, with its evolving and organic soundscapes. Drawing inspiration from avant-garde bus station designs by Domitianus Arquitectura and Bluck & Morgen, Modell's compositions create a calming atmosphere filled with polyrhythms and shifting sonic layers. These elements together generate a reflective and serene auditory experience, turning ordinary spaces into extraordinary ones. Music For Bus Stations is a dynamic, ever-changing auditory backdrop that breathes life into the mundane. This vinyl release offers a unique, unpredictable sound environment that elevates everyday moments into something profound. Given Modell's dedicated fanbase, this vinyl edition is likely to be highly sought after.
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Music For Bus Stations: MF
Cat: SME 2477MF. Rel: 18 Oct 24
M (18:23)
F (17:29)
Review: Rod Modell's Music For Bus Stations is, as it says on the tin, a "generative sonic backdrop for bus stations". We hope that that includes Milton Keynes Interchange, or else us Brits will have no music to help us through the bleakness next time we're headed up North! Building on a 25-ish-year-long career's worth of similar stuff, the Detroit sound-e-scape artist serves up a profound, yet measured set of pieces here, all of which are untitled, and each of which deliver slightly different takes on a fibre-optic, refractive sound, echoing something between Global Communication, Arpanet and Celer in combining implied themes of travel and telecoms.
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Surround (remastered)
Surround (remastered) (CD with obi-strip)
Cat: DRFT 09CD. Rel: 10 Nov 23
Time After Time
Surround
Something Blue
Time Forest
Water Planet
Green Shower
Review: Following the explosion of Japanese ambient reissues in the past five years or so, certain artists have become household names in a curious combination of favourable streaming conditions and a consistent need for people to slow their lives down via music. Alongside the likes of Midori Takada and Yasuaki Shimizu stands Hiroshi Yoshimura, oddly omnipresent on YouTube sidebars but more importantly universally appealing for his exquisite, wholly natural take on environmental music. 1986 album Surround has been crying out for a reissue for a long time and finally Temporal Drift have done the right thing and brought this stunning record back into reach. Faithfully remastered with the fervent audiophile audience in mind, this is a long overdue celebration of one of Yoshimura's finest releases.
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 in stock $20.33
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Night
Night (LP)
Cat: LTR 049. Rel: 09 May 25
Wesen (5:23)
Monuments Again (5:23)
Kanten (4:54)
Listening Over (7:59)
Canton (5:12)
Review: A decade on from its original release, this compilation remains a spellbinding window into the musical mind of one of modern music's most innovative figures. As comfortable behind a grand piano as a homemade synth, Frahm brings his taste for boundary-blurring to this curated journey. Consider this a love letter to his inspirations and a reflection of his multifaceted artistry. The compilation weaves classical greats, jazz legends, ambient pioneers and experimental mavericks into a singular, late-night odyssey. Vladimir Horowitz's crackling rendition of 'The Flight of the Bumblebee' connects Frahm's own virtuosic piano play to the classical canon, while Miles Davis' smoky 'Generique' and 'Concierto de Aranjuez (Adagio)' speak to the atmospheric jazz undercurrents that color much of his work. Nina Simone's aching rendition of 'Who Knows Where the Time Goes' carries the same stripped emotional core that Frahm achieves in his more minimalist moments. Elsewhere, the warmth of Dub Tractor's 'Cirkel' and the ghostly dub of Rhythm & Sound's 'Mango Drive' nod to his love of minimalism beyond genre. Boards of Canada's slow-burning 'In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country' is also featured, showing the esteem Frahm holds these newer tracks in, nestling among legendary musical acts of the past. From Colin Stetson's avant-garde saxophone to Bibio's lush textures, the compilation spans eras and aesthetics with cohesion and care. It's not just a mixtape - it's a tribute, a seriously rich tapestry of influences that shaped a singular voice.
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 in stock $31.93
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Foljd
Foljd (LP)
Cat: FELT 009. Rel: 11 Feb 25
XIII
XIV
XV
XVI
XVII
XVIII
XIX (feat Thomas Bush)
Review: Civilistjavel! returns with a seven-track exploration of melancholic soundscapes, further developing the sonic territory charted in Brodfoda. Tomas Boden's work, released on FELT, continues to weave together beauty and dread, employing a deliberately slow tempo that conjures a sense of isolated, arctic air. This LP builds organically upon the foundations of Brodfoda. 'XIII''s unsettling hum transitions smoothly into the dusky textures of 'XIV'. The dewy ambience of 'XV' precedes the hypnotic, shadowy dub of 'XVI'. 'XVII''s windswept, acid-tinged interlude then segues into the introspective drones of 'XVIII'. The collection concludes with 'XIX', where Thomas Bush's crooning vocals offer a hint of dawn, intertwining with organs, guitars and subtle sound design. A powerful emotional impact through minimalist means, skilled storytelling at its best.
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Inherent
Inherent (limited clear vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: MD 333LP. Rel: 11 Jun 25
All Visible (2:52)
Inner (7:04)
There Again (3:01)
Remnants (5:20)
If Only (3:01)
Shine (4:18)
Cascades (7:54)
Still Visible (2:42)
Review: Cape Town ambient producer Jason van Wyk pares his sound down to its barest, most expressive elements, doing sound justice to the name Inherent (though he's always interested in ideas of transparency and simplicity, with the similarly themed Opacity dropping on Home Normal in 2017). He now leans into stillness in motion, folding ghost-traced piano lines and gauzy drones into long, slow exhalations, where just when things threaten to dissolve entirely, he rejigs the frame. Brittle guitars now creak in, synth arps flicker like faulty neon, rhythms emerge with princely precision. It's not a departure so much as a consolidation, as van Wyk revisits old tools with rewed restraint, preferring unembellished ambiences. Like the innate returns of close reading, we're invited to closely listen here, since glints of detail glister just below the surface.
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 in stock $27.41
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Neon Gods/Own Your Darkness
Cat: CSR 294CD. Rel: 17 Apr 25
Iggor Cavalera - "Neon Gods"
Shane Embury - "Own Your Darkness"
 in stock $13.28
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Travesias
Travesias (limited LP + insert)
Cat: BUHR 183. Rel: 10 Mar 25
Luciernagas En Los Manglares (2:28)
Mundos Flotantes (4:36)
Horizontes Lejanos (3:32)
Arrecifes Del Espacio (1:40)
Estrellas I (3:06)
Sahara (9:23)
Kerepakupai Vena (2:58)
Estrellas II (2:59)
 in stock $31.09
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The Fear Of Never Landing
Cat: TAOLP 067. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Through The Heat Waves (4:31)
Eight Miles High Alone (7:38)
In Motion (9:00)
Inhale (2:18)
Crystalline (6:35)
Exhale (5:02)
One More Rush (2:51)
Silence Is Gliding (5:55)
Cloud Surfing (11:00)
Review: Built as a continuous 55-minute suite split into nine movements, Marconi Union's The Fear Of Never Landing hears the duo recapture a state of exhilarating levity. Their 12th studio album, it finds them in refreshed head and soundspace, having come a heck of a long way since their 2003 debut Under Wires And Searchlights. The record emerged slowly over two years, during which the Manchester duo (Jamie Crossley, Duncan Meadows) grappled with creative uncertainty, reconnecting with their foundations through live experimentation. The catalyst came while scoring the cult 1975 film Downhill Motion, an experience that rekindled their affinity for cinematic composition and set the tone for this surefire introspection aid. From 'Eight Miles High Alone', a hypnotism which finds its inducer in sequencer-driven pulses, evoking isolation, weightlessness and quiet tension.
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JS 07
JS 07 (limited transparent orange marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: JS 07. Rel: 21 Oct 24
JS-07 (8:35)
JS-07R (9:49)
Review: JS is an alias of James Zeiter and is also the name of his own label. This seventh transmission once again showcases his signature take on minimal, dub and techno. 'JS-07' rolls out with deep, pillow drums and well buried sub bass that slowly sweeps you up and locks you into a state of hypnosis. 'JS-07R' on the flip side is run through with slightly more warmth and light, like beams of sun piercing the surface of an ocean and catching microscopic organisms floating on the sea bed. It's a heady sound full of soul.
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 in stock $15.81
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Reverie
Reverie (red vinyl LP + MP3 download code in spot-varnished sleeve limited to 300 copies)
Cat: PATTERN 013LP. Rel: 02 Jun 25
Rev (16:55)
Erie (16:18)
Review: Longfound Norweigan friends Erik Skodvin and Otto Totland pair as Deaf Center, a duo whose name plays cleverly on the notion of good hearing depending on a core of silence. Resurfacing from such nucleic muteness after five years, their new pair of extended pieces, Reverie, finds a disquiet daydream drawn from a rare live set transmitted in October 2024 at Morphine Raum, Berlin. Their first publication since 2019, it sees them in the fullest unconscious "zone", improvising, responding, encircling each other in real time. Smears of timestretched piano abound on 'Rev', while 'Erie' shoots for overtonal tension on an implied, rippling lakeshore. The music is at once gargantuan and contained, revolutionarily collapsing binaries of big and small.
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 in stock $45.21
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Silent Hill 2 (Soundtrack)
Silent Hill 2 (Soundtrack) (CD with obi-strip)
Cat: KMCA 120. Rel: 01 Sep 23
Theme Of Laura
White Noiz
Forest
A World Of Madness
Ordinary Vanity
Promise (reprise)
Ashes & Ghost
Null Moon
Heaven's Night
Alone In The Town
The Darkness That Lurks In Our Mind
Angel's Thanatos
The Day Of Night
Block Mind
Magdalene
Fermata In Mistie Air
Prisonic Fairytale
Love Psalm
Silent Heaven
Noone Love You
The Reserve Will
Laura Plays The Piano
Terror In The Depths Of The Fog
True
Betrayal
Black Fairy
Theme Of Laura (reprise)
Overdose Delusion
Pianissimo Epilogue
Promise
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Overlay Reworks (feat Leandro Fresco, Rafael Anton Irisarri, Pole)
Apastron (Leandro Fresco rework)
Nukleus (Rafael Anton Irisarri rework)
Scope (Abul Mogard rework)
Variation I
Void (Pole rework)
Nukleus (Hollie Kenniff rework)
Variation II
Valenz (Galan/Vogt rework)
Prologue
Review: German pair Markus Guentner and Joachim Spieth rightly got plenty of acclaim for their 2023 ambient album Overlay and now it gets revisited with a top selection of remixes that breathe new life into the original compositions. Prominent ambient and experimental artists such as Hollie Kenniff, Rafael Anton Irisarri and Pole all show their class while newer names like Abul Mogard smears synths into a misty wonder on 'Scope', Galan/Vogt layer in angelic vocal tones to 'Valenz' and Leandro Fresco brings a lightness of touch that fills with optimism on opener 'Apastron. Guentner and Spieth themselves provide two alternate versions of their originals that bring new emotional and sonic depth.
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Played by: Joachim Spieth
 in stock $18.36
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For The Early Hours Of A World In Bloom
Cat: TT 010. Rel: 11 Jun 25
The Artist's Prayer (2:12)
Breather (12:58)
Soil (dub) (6:00)
Sleepy's Gambit (6:01)
Allusion (5:20)
Review: Alien D is the NYC-based producer Daniel Creahan, and he's back with a debut on Theory Therapy that taps into widescreen worlds of techno immersion. Departing from the ambient abstraction of his previous work, this album as a subtle kinetic pulse with tracks like 'Soil Dub' and 'Sleepy's Gambit' propel listeners forward with dubwise rhythms crafted for deep dancefloors. The album builds on an infectious, steady groove with repeating phrases and subtle shifts that keep the music in constant motion. Conceived in the first days after the COVID lockdown, these sounds exude a hopeful quality and capture the transcendent moments of early-morning parties when the moment is full of unbridled hope for what might come.
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 in stock $25.43
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The Fool
The Fool (12")
Cat: SHORT 1. Rel: 04 Mar 25
Captigon
So Simple
Boredom Memory (extended mix)
Gausian Ecstacy
Review: Sa Pa's mastery of dense, immersive sound design takes on fresh forms here, with four extended cuts that unravel in their own time, drawing deep from the wells of dub, ambient techno, and minimal groove. Opener 'Captigon' rolls out like a slow-motion mirage, its submerged rhythms and cavernous textures shifting like sand underfoot. 'So Simple' strips things back even further, a delicate interplay of drifting chords and weightless percussion that feels like it could dissolve at any moment. On the flip, 'Boredom Memory (Extended Mix)' lets a steady pulse guide its shimmering layers, balancing restraint with a quiet insistence, while 'Gausian Ecstacy' brings things full circleihushed, intricate, and hypnotic in equal measure. Designed for deep listening, whether warming up, winding down, or staying in, these tracks reward patience, letting their submerged details rise to the surface at their own pace.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan
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For Those Of You Who Have Never (& Also Those Who Have) (reissue)
Cat: PRB 018R. Rel: 20 Apr 21
A Sea Of Love (6:59)
Lifeblood (Naive Melody) (8:09)
Hear Me Out (6:00)
Kraanvogel (5:13)
On The Embankment (5:59)
Marked For Life (3:42)
Cubist Camouflage (2:44)
Promises Of Fertility (6:58)
The Sacred Dance (6:03)
Review: A reissue of the third LP from Brian Leeds, an American DJ and producer based on Brooklyn, originally from Kansas City, if this is your first time coming across his work then prepare for a pretty deep dive into lush, dreamy soundscapes, otherworldly drone, and adventurous aural effects, all of which are realised with a musicality that goes well beyond many digital composers.


First unveiled to critical acclaim back in 2016, proof of concept is in the pudding here - one earful and you realise just how much here stands up to new productions today, explaining a little about why people were painting Huerco S as something of a visionary when the debut long form, Colonial Patterns, first arrived. Building on the blueprint laid out then, For Those Of You... is a rich and captivating ambient listening experience that's more than worthy of the spotlight second time round.

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 in stock $37.87
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Skinned
Skinned (LP + booklet)
Cat: ANY 15. Rel: 22 Jan 25
Can You Hear My Heart Leave (3:56)
Im A Girl You Can Hold IRL (2:38)
Touching Screens (3:31)
O (1:13)
Can't Get Over You With You (2:33)
Stone Bridge (2:09)
Sap (3:04)
I Feel Like Giving You Things (3:00)
Boarding (3:07)
Mw (2:22)
Review: ML Buch's new album pushes her experimental pop into new realms and ably builds on the expansive guitar work and catchy melodies introduced in her 2017 debut EP, 'Fleshy'. Her distinctive sound combines synthetic MIDI textures with heartfelt songwriting and ethereal vocals that evoke the fluidity of intimacy in a digital world. Through tender tracks like 'I'm A Girl You Can Hold IRL' and 'Can't Get Over You With You,' the artist takes listeners beneath the skin and explores a visceral, surreal world. Panoramic visuals captured via a pill camera mirror this exploration in a blend of technology and human emotion this is truly unique.
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 in stock $19.21
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Forming Folds
Cat: WHO 23. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Forming Folds
The Curtains Let Out A Long, Bramble-Like Noise
The Light Of Dawn Drowning In The Clear Plastic Of Space
My Surroundings Favour Permanence Over Destruction
 in stock $10.16
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