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Kiss Him Goodbye
Cat: PLP 001. Rel: 09 Nov 20
The Belmont Shadows - "Kiss Him Goodbye" (3:29)
Wilson D N - "Kiss Him Goodbye" (2:18)
Review: The first Premier League Pressing features one of the best known tracks in popular culture. The Belmont Shadows beef up an acapella version of 'Kiss Him Goodbye' where you'll hear the drummer get wicked over cuts and beats from one of the top DJs of the west coast. On the flip, we have a tough breakbeat-heavy Latin version by Wilson D N that has never been on a 45.

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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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Devil Go
Cat: AFR 7 7. Rel: 25 Jun 18
Devil Go (3:40)
Jesu Kristo (4:33)
Review: While he lived a musical life that spanned from boogie to gospel before he passed away in 2016, Nairobi's David Waciuma didn't get to record much. He was known much more for his live performances with bands such as The Monks Experience then, later, Rapture Voices who he recorded these two records in the mid-70s. "Devil Go" is a thumping rhythm and blues call and response piece while "Jesu Kristo" hits with more of a frazzled bluesy funk. Both make you wish he recorded much more.
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If This Is Love (I'd Rather Be Lonely)
Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band - "If This Is Love (I'd Rather Be Lonely)" (2:40)
Stuart Smith - "The Drifter" (2:55)
Review: Geno Washington & the Ram Jam Band were an U.K. based soul band, active between 1965 - 1968. Born William Francis Washington in Evanston, Indiana, Geno joined the airforce marching band and, after leaving high-school, was transferred to England - a week before his 18th birthday. His previously unreleased session recording featured here is 'If This Is Love (I'd Rather Be Lonely)' Also featured is 1965 Northern Soul number 'The Drifter', another unreleased Pye recording originally recorded in America in 1965. It was released in the U.K. the next year, where it was covered by English-Canadian Long John Baldry.
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Played by: Boca 45
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With Any Future
Cat: WLM 38. Rel: 15 Sep 14
With Any Future
Missing Us
Missing Us (dub)
Review: Marking the start of an exciting new collaborative project, Wolf + Lamb proudly share the debut release of The Waves & Us. Formed out of
a creative meeting of minds between Maayan Nidam, Markus Nikolaus and Louis McGuire, theirs is a sound that strengthens the storied
approach of a live band with the experimental thrust of analogue electronics. Pop and rock fundamentals lend an earthly hook to the
tracks, but these are anything but straight-forward songs.
Maayan has already forged a formidable career in electronic music, both under her own name and as part of Mara Trax, scoring releases
on such celebrated labels as Perlon. Markus performs his own solo project Cunt Cunt Chanel, while Louis is part of Ballet School, a band
releasing on noted indie label Bella Union. The whirlwind of creativity that has whipped up around the trio has yielded an album which will
follow this single, made up of one-take recordings that capture the energy and adventure that powers The Waves & Us.
Maayan's electronics provide the atmospheric backdrop to the songs, running modular synthesisers and drum machines through detailed
chains of processing and effects with an emphasis on a warm, charmingly rough finish. Markus' guitar undergoes a similar fuzzy treatment
while his voice calls out introspective, abstract lyrics to set the mind racing. Louis' bass underpins the music with a dubby sensibility,
bringing a necessary balance to the frequency range.
Making the most of their in-the-room recording approach, the singles will feature alternative takes of the songs that will appear on the
album, providing a little insight into the flutters and fluctuations that shape the development of this project. With their eyes fixed on live
performances and an arresting sound already formed, this is a vital time for all three artists and the people that listen to them.
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Handa Wanda
Cat: DYNAM 7076. Rel: 26 Aug 20
Handa Wanda (4:42)
(Somebody Got) Soul, Soul, Soul (6:13)
Review: New Orleans funk outfit The Wild Magnolias were active in the mid 70s, releasing two albums and then regrouping in the 90s. Their sound is in step with their more renowned Louisiana peers, but certainly running hotter than the likes of The Meters. "Handa Wanda" is a stirring, effervescent call and response epic that shows the band at their best, rocking a wall of sound approach that keeps the pressure up the whole way through. "(Somebody Got) Soul, Soul, Soul" is a more fluid track, but it's certainly no slouch in the energy department either. This is hi-octane funk to get people shaking and sweaty.
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Sunshine
Cat: EXS 041. Rel: 29 Mar 23
Sunshine (4:24)
The End Of Our Love (2:19)
Review: American jazz singer and actress Nancy Wilson is still going, having accrued a queenly quantity of releases to her name ever since the late 1950s. She has recorded over 70 albums of jazz, soul, pop and r&b, not to mention an uncountable barrage of original ingles; among her choicest is Sunshine, which we'll have you know doesn't happen to be a cover of the Roy Ayers original. Instead, Sunshine is a more-than-sophisticated soul-jazz piece, opening with futuristic filter-swept synths and emerging into slinky lyrical ode to the unparalleled feeling of loving you, as opposed to anyone else.
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How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars
Cat: FP 18013. Rel: 11 Mar 22
Marsh (4:24)
Endless Time (4:13)
Taught (2:45)
Ignorance (2:23)
To Talk About (3:43)
Stars (3:36)
Song (1:59)
Sway (2:49)
Sleight Of Hand (2:55)
Loving You (2:48)
Review: Let's face it, we loved the early work by Tamara Lindeman, AKA The Weather Station, but it was 2017's self-titled album that really saw the parts slot into place, with the artist switching instrumental focus from acoustic guitar to piano. You could just call us suckers for ivories and have done with it, but our bias towards the most mournful and reflective keys imaginable is only part of the reason we fell in love with her so much deeper on later outings.

How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars is exemplary of how staggeringly effective the combination of that voice and that instrument actually is. Recorded live in March 2020, while clarinets, lap steel, and organs do factor, ultimately it's the vulnerability of this album's minimalism that really shines through - a work of such personal quality it almost feels as though you're in that room with her as the world outside begins to fall apart.
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The Amber Light (reissue)
Cat: 027 EGGSLPX. Rel: 12 Aug 22
La Pomme D'Argent (3:41)
I Need A Connection (7:47)
You Are Dissolving (5:29)
Cascade In Dark (2:33)
Argent (Tom Furse Extrapolation) (5:57)
The Amber Light (edit) (3:19)
Parade Of Blood Red Sorrows (4:12)
Neotantrik Globes (Excerpt) (3:33)
Review: A b-sides and rarities album turned-gem, 'The Amber Light' is Jane Weaver's sequel to the 'The Silver Globe', and contains more heartfelt takes on her classic synth and indie folk style. Featuring contributions from Tom Furse and Suzanne Ciani, this album proves that even in extremely active careers, there can remain fossilised pockets of emotionality; a rawer take on the artist's practise, it was miraculously recorded between tours.
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Watusi
Watusi (LP)
Cat: UMCLP 042. Rel: 01 Jun 23
So Long, Baby (2:32)
Click Click (4:22)
Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah (3:09)
Let Him Have It (2:57)
Gazebo (2:59)
Shake It (3:02)
Spangle (3:01)
It's A Gas (3:26)
Swimming Pools, Movie Stars (3:07)
Big Rat (3:33)
Cat Women (6:40)
Hot Pants (2:00)
Review: The Wedding Present are an archetypal indie band if ever there was one. They first formed in 1985 and quickly made their way to prominence as part of the C86 scene - named after the cassettes to which NME recorded new tunes from hot bands of the times. Founder and only constant band member David Gedge wrote intelligent lyrics and paired them with fast-paced jangle-pop rhythms. Their debut album George Best in 1992 was a big one and Watusi - while coming some time later - was still sharp and commercially successful, with big tunes being the likes of 'It's A Gas' and 'Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah'.
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Wet Leg
Wet Leg (LP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: WIGLP 496. Rel: 08 Apr 22
Being In Love (2:05)
Chaise Longue (3:18)
Angelica (3:52)
I Don't Wanna Go Out (3:40)
Wet Dream (2:20)
Convincing (2:36)
Loving You (3:41)
Ur Mum (3:20)
Oh No (2:31)
Piece Of Shit (2:47)
Supermarket (3:10)
Too Late Now (3:30)
Review: Hailing from the Isle of Wight and steadily building in momentum via a run of stunning singles, Wet Leg are making their much anticipated breakthrough with their debut album on Domino. The duo hit a note between the brooding post punk and new wave romanticism and a spikier pop streak which should find them winning hearts and minds all over festival season. 'Chaise Longue', 'Wet Dream' and 'Too Late Now' have been doing the rounds since the girls signed to Domino in 2021, and it only takes one listen to know they're going to be huge. Razor sharp hooks, singalong choruses and a droll sense of humour are all conspiring to make Wet Leg your new favourite band.
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And In The Darkness Hearts Aglow (Loser Edition)
And In The Darkness Hearts Aglow (Loser Edition) (limited clear vinyl LP + poster)
Cat: SP 1485X. Rel: 18 Nov 22
It's Not Just Me, It's Everybody (6:11)
Children Of The Empire (6:00)
Grapevine (5:24)
God Turn Me Into A Flower (5:46)
Hearts Aglow (5:40)
And In The Darkness (0:15)
Twin Flame (4:21)
In Holy Flux (1:48)
The Worst Is Done (5:45)
A Given Thing (4:02)
Review: Natalie Mering's Weyes Blood project is 12 years deep now, and she follows up on 2019's Titanic Rising with this, her fourth studio album. Her sound evolves in kind over this time from the DIY roots of her appearances on Not Not Fun et al, and now she strikes the figure of an eternal songstress joining the dots from classic 70s composition and production through to the aching, head-fogged reflection of the modern condition. Lead single 'It's Not Just Me, It's Everybody' nails the mood of malaise, but the beauty of her songwriting leads and saves us from slipping into despair. Why not commit to the concept and cop this, the limited Loser Edition of And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow.
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Titanic Rising
Titanic Rising (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SP 1232. Rel: 05 Apr 19
A Lot's Gonna Change (4:22)
Andromeda (4:39)
Everyday (5:07)
Something To Believe (4:45)
Titanic Rising (1:34)
Movies (5:54)
Mirror Forever (5:06)
Wild Time (6:03)
Picture Me Better (3:41)
Nearer To Thee (1:02)
Review: Like a slightly in-tune Nico from her collab with The Velvet Underground, Natalie Mering's vocals have a unique quality to them that shouldn't go unheard. There's an undeniable country music beauty to the notes and instrumentation in both tracks "A Lot's Gonna Change" and "Andromeda", with Mering hitting those high notes more like Father John Misty and Roy Orbison than Dolly Parton. It's here that it becomes obvious why she is such a trusted collaborator with Ariel Pink. Her album as Weyes Blood, "Titanic Rising", dips and dives through a sequence of emotions that from the halfway point soars like a bird in "Everyday" and the Enya-like "Movies" before making its own crescendo down again on "Picture Me Better" and "Nearer to Thee", closing the album with nostalgia-inducing tales.
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My Sister Thanks You & I Thank You: The White Stripes Greatest Hits
Cat: 813547 02963. Rel: 26 Feb 21
Let's Shake Hands (2:02)
The Big Three Killed My Baby (2:29)
Fell In Love With A Girl (1:48)
Hello Operator (2:36)
I'm Slowly Turning Into You (4:27)
The Hardest Button To Button (3:42)
The Nurse (3:45)
Screwdriver (3:14)
Dead Leaves & The Dirty Grounds (2:57)
Death Letter (4:30)
We're Going To Be Friends (2:22)
The Dental Twist (2:36)
I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself (2:44)
Astro (2:47)
Conquest (2:51)
Jolene (3:12)
Hotel Yorba (2:10)
Apple Blossom (2:15)
Blue Orchid (2:35)
Ball & Biscuit (7:17)
I Fought Piranhas (3:07)
I Think I Smell A Rat (2:04)
Icky Thump (4:14)
My Doorbell (3:59)
You're Pretty Good Looking (For A Girl) (1:51)
Seven Nation Army (3:52)
Review: RECOMMENDED
It almost (almost) pains us to recommend this one - The White Stripes aren't really a band that should be releasing Greatest Hits albums. We'd much rather them give us a surprise record of typically groundbreaking, brand new theatric and infectious blues-tinged rock 'n' roll. But we are where we are, and after more than a decade without much activity from the siblings beggars can't be choosers.

One of our objections is exactly how you choose what to include on an LP like this. What defines a 'hit' from an outfit that are renowned for packing albums with nothing but stone cold gems, even if they failed to make it onto radio playlists or single format. In this case, though, the challenge has been met - with chart topping fare like Seven Nation Army notably absent, while more wildcard tracks such as 'I Think I Smell A Rat' and 'Dead Leaves On the Dirty Ground' given their deserving dues.
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White Blood Cells (20th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: 194398 42381. Rel: 22 Oct 21
Dead Leaves & The Dirty Ground (2:59)
Hotel Yorba (2:12)
I'm Finding It Harder To Be A Gentleman (2:57)
Fell In Love With A Girl (1:52)
Expecting (2:08)
Little Room (0:55)
The Union Forever (3:29)
The Same Boy You've Always Known (3:11)
We're Going To Be Friends (2:24)
Offend In Every Way (3:08)
I Think I Smell A Rat (2:06)
Aluminum (2:17)
I Can't Wait (3:40)
Now Mary (1:48)
I Can Learn (3:32)
This Protector (2:12)
Review: RECOMMENDED
Let's face it, White Blood Cells is the moment when The White Stripes really broke the mould. It's a continuation of Jack and Meg's garage rock aesthetic as fine-tuned over two previous albums, and wholeheartedly a straight up rock 'n' roll album. But the elements are so perfectly primed it's impossible not to rank this as one of the greatest long form outings of this century, so far. And we're not alone - Rolling Stone even reckons it's among the best LPs of all time. Pity the fool who disagrees.

From the racing 'Fell in Love With A Girl', to the beguiling mystery of 'The Union Forever', 'I Think I Smell A Rat''s meld of mariachi riffs and mosh stomp and the emotional piano closer 'This Protector', to the innocent acoustic joy of 'We're Going To Be Friends', this is a masterclass of songwriting and arrangement, tracks that evolve, perplex, surprise, and - most importantly - entertain.
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Elephant (remastered)
Elephant (remastered) (limited gatefold 200 gram clear UHQR vinyl 2xLP box set + booklets in slipcase)
Cat: AUHQR 001945. Rel: 20 Oct 23
Seven Nation Army (3:53)
Black Math (3:38)
There's No Home For You Here (3:05)
I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself (2:46)
In The Cold, Cold Night (2:58)
I Want To Be The Boy To Warm Your Mother's Heart (3:19)
You've Got Her In Your Pocket (3:41)
Ball & Biscuit (7:19)
The Hardest Button To Button (3:33)
Little Acorns (4:09)
Hypnotize (1:49)
The Air Near My Fingers (3:38)
Girl, You Have No Faith In Medicine (3:22)
It's True That We Love One Another (2:36)
Review: Who doesn't love the White Stripes? One can quite predictably measure a band's impact on commercial music history by way of just how many full-blown reissues they've released, many of which aim to repackage and represent albums to their fullest, most honest effect. By that metric, this ubiquitous duo are more than certainly going down in history; Elephant, the Stripes' fourth album, is lent the sonic perfection and signature packaging it deserves, with Analogue Productions and Third Man Records teaming up for the ultimate reissue edition here. They present in UHQR format on Clarity Vinyl this modern rock cornerstone, limited to 10,000 copies. It comes with gold foil numbered jackets, housed in a premium slipcase with a wooden dowel spine.
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Elephant (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)
Elephant (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) (gatefold red smoked & clear smoked vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 810074 42157. Rel: 21 Apr 23
Seven Nation Army (3:55)
Black Math (3:03)
There's No Home For You Here (3:46)
I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself (2:46)
In The Cold Cold Night (2:59)
I Want To Be The Boy To Warm Your Mother's Heart (3:19)
You've Got Her In Your Pocket (3:40)
Ball & Biscuit (7:22)
The Hardest Button To Button (3:32)
Little Acorns (4:10)
Hypnotize (1:48)
The Air Near My Fingers (3:37)
Girl, You Have No Faith In Medicine (3:18)
It's True That We Love One Another (2:40)
Review: This 20th Anniversary reissue of the The White Stripes' Elephant will make you roar once more. Jack and Meg White's raw and minimalist garage rock, which they've been making since 1997, is by now a staple of the international rock market identity - and of course, the blinding hits 'Seven Nation Army', 'I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself' and 'The Hardest Button To Button' all feature on their debut here. Celebrating the now cemented legacy of a wholly original duo, this anniversary edition includes a bonus disc of alternative tracks, some of which come in a format of much import, mono. And that's not to mention a string of covers and rarities. It also comes in a deluxe bookback edition, with liner notes by Jack White himself!
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Fear Of The Dawn
Fear Of The Dawn (heavyweight vinyl LP + inserts)
Cat: TMR 752V. Rel: 08 Apr 22
Taking Me Back (4:01)
Fear Of The Dawn (2:12)
The White Raven (2:27)
Hi-De-Ho (with Q-Tip) (3:56)
Eosophobia (3:42)
Into The Twilight (4:37)
Dusk (0:25)
What’s The Trick? (3:36)
That Was Then (This Is Now) (3:09)
Eosophobia (reprise) (3:10)
Morning Noon & Night (4:45)
Shedding My Velvet (3:40)
Review: Let's face it, Jack White has never really stood still, with the stream of solo projects put out since The White Stripes days proof of just how relentless his creative spark is. However, as many have pointed out in reviews of Fear of the Dawn, there's not been that much of a stylistic shift since his joint venture with Meg. As such prepare to be blown away with this latest effort. Although we're not going to say whether that's in a good or bad way.

To call the tracks here obscure is nothing short of horribly reductive. A strange, at time obnoxious and jarring fusion of blues, theatrical rock, prog, and plain weird, it's nothing if not consistently unexpected, and wholly unique. Often huge in sound, but then occasionally minimalistic, it's the noise made by a man who has always threatened to throw the kitchen sink at fans, and has finally found the muscle to do it.
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Fear Of The Dawn
Fear Of The Dawn (limited blue marbled vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: TME 752V. Rel: 08 Apr 22
Taking Me Back (6:00)
Fear Of The Dawn (2:43)
The White Raven (3:52)
Hi-De-Ho (with Q-Tip) (2:41)
Eosophobia (1:03)
Into The Twilight (4:33)
Dusk (0:26)
What’s The Trick? (3:35)
That Was Then (This Is Now) (3:07)
Eosophobia (reprise) (3:12)
Morning, Noon & Night (4:42)
Shedding My Velvet (3:38)
Review: Limited to just 2000 copies, Jack White's newest solo album 'Fear Of The Dawn' comes in a distinctive blue and white sleeve, making this move away from the White Stripes' native red and white colouration clear. Prefaced by the buzzing lead single 'Taking Me Back', we're stoked for the promised energy of this LP, which is the first of two albums slated to hit the shelves in 2022. This LP comes in either single black, 'astro' blue, or 'glow' white versions, as well as CD for the digi-heads.

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Lazaretto
Cat: TMR 271. Rel: 05 Jun 14
Three Women
Lazaretto
Temporary Ground
Would You Fight For My Love?
High Ball Stepper
Just One Drink
Alone In My Home
Entitlement
That Black Bat Licorice
I Think I Found The Culprit
Want & Able
Review: Jack White has firmly established himself as many things-rock renaissance man and paragon of analogue recording amongst them, but strangest of all in the evolution of this mercurial figure is the way he's consistently challenged himself, and essentially only made wayward and compromising records as his twisted path has continued. Case in point is Lazaretto; perhaps his most eclectic and eccentric work to date, yet also his most focused, personal and euphoric in tone. A glorious trawl through a plethora of styles and moods and replacing the riff-worship of The White Stripes with enough freakish ideas to fill five albums this is proof positive that Jack White's muse is at its most potent when at its wildest.
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Not About To Die: Studio Demos 1977-1978 (Record Store Day RSD 2022)
Oh No Not So (Save The Bullet) (4th demo) (1:39)
Culture Vultures (4th demo) (2:03)
It's The Motive (4th demo) (1:17)
Love Ain't Polite (4th demo) (1:05)
French Film (Blurred) (4th demo) (1:13)
Underwater Experiences (4th demo) (3:12)
Stalemate (4th demo) (2:12)
Options R (5th demo) (1:46)
Indirect Inquiries V1 (5th demo) (1:35)
Chairs Missing (Used To) (5th demo) (3:55)
Being Sucked In Again (5th demo) (3:38)
Ignorance No Plea (I Should Have Known Better) (6th demo) (4:03)
Once Is Enough (6th demo) (2:39)
The Other Window (6th demo) (2:09)
Stepping Off Too Quick (Not About To Die) (6th demo) (1:21)
On Returning (6th demo) (1:46)
Former Airline (6th demo) (1:12)
People In A Room (6th demo) (1:59)
Review: One of history's prominent art punk, post punk, experimental and alternative rock groups, at least one Wire record should sit on everyone's shelf, their richly detailed and deeply atmospheric sound helping lay foundations not just for all the outfits that have picked up the mantel and took the aforementioned styles forward, but also genres such as noise and drone. There really is just so much going on in the often chaotic crescendos and pared back moments alike.

As the title suggests, Not About To Die takes early studio demos from the crew and also correctly makes it clear that, when all these were recorded, the troupe still had decades of creative output ahead of them and weren't going anywhere. That said, by the end of the decade they would disband, before regrouping again, disbanding again, and regrouping. Those details aside, dive in and soak up the unbridled and unapologetic raw creativity at play here.
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Kuomboka (reissue)
Cat: SF 16. Rel: 06 Feb 24
Erotic Delight (5:28)
I Can Do Without You (6:16)
Believer Ma Lover (5:58)
Kuomboka (5:06)
Come Together (5:01)
More Sweat Than Sweet (5:19)
I Wanna See The Light (5:00)
Jah Let The Sun Shine (6:31)
Review: Zamrock, anyone? Often stylised as W.I.T.C.H, WITCH were one of the leading musical lights of post-colonial Zambia, a band that rose to prominence during the early-1970s, a particularly fertile period in the East African nation during which hopes for the future were incredibly bright. Independence leading to the blossoming of homespun ideas, culture, art and creativity. The story takes a tragic turn as the decade reached its final years, the economy collapsing and policymakers turning increasingly authoritarian. Like many in the 'scene', WITCH would fade, almost into obscurity, although the psychedelic rock-hued legacy they left survived, and then experienced a resurgence from 2012, when they reformed amid renewed interest. Kuomboka represents the group at the height of their fame, an album that still sounds packed with optimism, despite insidious changes in the air when it landed in 1976.
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My Love Is Cool
My Love Is Cool (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: DH 00088. Rel: 19 Jun 15
Turn To Dust (3:06)
Bros (3:44)
Your Loves Whore (4:58)
You're A Germ (2:52)
Lisbon (3:19)
Silk (4:10)
Freazy (3:15)
Giant Peach (4:35)
Swallowtail (5:41)
Soapy Water (3:41)
Fluffy (2:43)
The Wonderwhy (6:40)
Review: The name Wolf Alice is derived from a story by Angela Carter, and appropriately enough this savage and infectious debut does have more than a little of the fairytale gone macabre about it. The band's indie-rock sound veers in a myraid other stylistic diversions, taking in delicate folk-pop, kraut-tinged groove and My Bloody Valentine guitar scree whilst Ellie Roswell's charismatic whisper-to-scream presence remains fervent and compelling at the mic. Moreover, these songs not only have claws but know how to use 'em, rendering 'My Love Is Cool' more than a mere zesty reinvention of grunge yore, but somewhat akin to the sound of a major new talent taking their first blood.
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Fear Fear
Fear Fear (limited translucent pink vinyl LP + poster with obi-strip)
Cat: HVNLP 203C. Rel: 15 Jul 22
19 (5:49)
Fear Fear (4:29)
Widow (3:54)
Ploys (3:00)
Cut (6:54)
Rapture (3:14)
Circumference (3:52)
Heart Attack (4:52)
Money Is Mine (4:07)
The Last One (7:59)
Review: Working Men's Club have already gone on a wild ride despite only forming in mid-2018. They were already on Melodic with their debut single one year later, soon snapped up by Heavenly who released their self-titled debut in 2020. As they've grown fast, their sound has raced towards a compelling kind of synth pop clearly indebted to the likes of Cabaret Voltaire and The Human League, but certainly not constrained by those monolithic influences. On their second album, lead single 'Widow' points to a powerful, subtly noirish sound. It's a little more bombastic compared to the angular funk of earlier single 'John Cooper Clarke', but not less refined and clear in its intentions.

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World Standard (remastered)
Cat: TEJI 38055/TEJI38056. Rel: 14 Mar 22
Taiyo To Daliya (3:52)
Seishun Gunzo (3:49)
Le Train Musical (4:29)
Tampopo No Osake (5:45)
Fellini & Rota (3:36)
Yashi No Mi (3:29)
Suifu-Tachi No Utagoe (3:41)
Jappan Mars (3:53)
Yume No Tsuki (5:16)
Ikeru Ohjo No Tame No Pavanu (4:07)
Kuroi Kage No Gondora (3:18)
Watashi No Unmeisen (2:40)
Review: World Standard is a stylish pop unit that incorporates a wide range of music from rock, techno to ambient.Their memorable first album, which debuted in 1985 on the Teichiku Non-Standard label produced by Haruomi Hosono, will be remastered and reissued under the supervision of Soichiro Suzuki! This is the second analogue release by Warsta, whose LP "Asagao" (released in September 2020 by conatala record), a collection of world standard demos, has been well received and is now attracting attention from around the world.
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