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Review: Tame Impala's breakthrough album 'Lonerism' celebrates its tenth anniversary with a special edition reissue. Through tracks like 'Elephant', 'Feels Like We Only Go Backwards' and 'Endors Toi', the album is known for introducing psychedelia to a new generation of hungry music fans in the early 2010s, and features Kevin Parker's distinctive falsetto vocals and intricate guitarwork throughout. The reissue here includes various bonuses, demos and "assorted sketches", casting renewed light on an important record for both the music-loving public, and an Aussie band/project destined for stardom.

Review: Pink Siifu's haunting, uncompromising masterpiece 'Negro Deluxe' gets a limited 3xLP press. An ultra cathartic, hard-hitting haze of hardcore punk, free jazz, and harsh noise-adjacent sound design with violent and corrupt cops firmly in its crosshairs, it emerged in 2020 a month prior to the murder of George Floyd. Originally titled ‘To Be Angry’, NEGRO draws influence from Afrocentric jazz, sci-fi literature and the music of Bad Brains, Death, the late Ras G, among others. One of the most arresting and immediate LPs hailing from the hip hop continuum of the last ten years, it's not to be missed!

Review: As you probably know, pop music in Korea is a multi million dollar business with several leading bands all boasting vast and undying fanbases willing to spend plenty of money on anything and everything relating to their favourite act. BTS is one of the biggest of the lot and South Korean singer Jimin is one of the members of the group who has done a solo album. Face is it and now it arrives on white vinyl after initial release back in 2022. It was all co-written by Jimin and was inspired by the emotional impact of the COVID-19 pandemic so addresses "themes of loneliness, wrestling with oneself, and finding freedom".

Review: As part of their latest full-discography reissue via UMR, The Who re-release their second full-length rock opera, Quadrophenia. Newly to 180-gram black vinyl, this mammoth project is an early rock concept album by the band, credited for the revival and cementing of the Mod subculture at large in the seventies. The album is set between London and Brighton in 1965, and follows a young mod named Jimmy and his many tight-blazered, Moped-bound travails and heartaches. Responsible for producing the Mod as a full-blown, marketable, subcultural identity, Quadrophenia was the blueprint for a youth aeon, and went on to inspire the teen drug-addled, alley-way action of the later film of the same name, directed by Franc Roddam.

Review: Over-Nite Sensation has been long-hailed as the gateway drug into Frank Zappa’s extensive musical universe, after which there really is no going back. Now reissued and expanded by the Zappa estate, the album returns to the foreground again, in several formats, including one CD with over 57 unreleased and rare studio and live tracks piled on top of the original seven magnum opi. This edition, however, is an audiophile standard 2xLP edition, just as Uncle Meat intended from the jump. From the opening princely funk of ‘Dirty Love’ to the midway scattings of ‘Dinah-Moe Humm’ and the closing yippee-ki-yays of ‘Montana’, this album should be best remembered not only as FZ's sexiest, but coincidingly as the one on which music’s most notorious Bonnie & Clyde, Ike and Tina Turner, were enlisted to aid Zappa for the closing track, but were ultimately not credited due to a poor performance, by Zappa’s assessment.

Review: The Cure's live album 'Paris' catches the band in the summer of 1992. This tour came after a siesmic shift in the previously fairly static line up of the goth pop icons, with original frontman Robert Smith and long serving bassist Simon Gallup joined by drummer Jason Cooper, keyboardist Roger O'Donnell and guitar player Perry Bamonte for the first time, all of whom remain part of their live ensemble 30 years later. The setlist starts with their evergreen opener 'Shake Dog Shake' but this selection double vinyl captures more deep cuts - 'The Figurehead', 'One Hundred Years' and 'Apart' as examples - than hits, although the dark pop of 'Close To Me' does make an appearance close to its end.

Review: Ansonia Records' new, comprehensive Salsa Con Estilo: Dance Floor Gems from the Vaults: 1950s-1980s is a vibrant compilation, tracing the musical journey of salsa through the iconic NYC-based Latin label Ansonia Records via its founder, Rafael "Ralph" Perez. Perez is said to have played a trailblazing role in the proliferation of Salsa music throughout the US from the 1950s to the 1970s, proving the fact that trends often don't just happen but are often rather likely to catch on due to the influence of notable individuals. These tracks boast danceable rhythms, vibrant brass, and the unmistakable influence of Afro-Cuban genres like son, guaguanco, and son montuno. The compilation carefully highlights key elements such as the coro, montuno, moNa, and cierre, providing a rich historical perspective on the roots of salsa.

Notes: Your AKAI deserves to be in a comfortable position to enjoy it. That is why CoverUp have designed this stand so that in your studio, you have the best ergonomics and can make music without thinking about anything else.

Notes: It's clear that Pioneer DJ has once again raised the bar yet again with their latest DJ controller: the DDJ-FLX10. This versatile piece of equipment, boasts exceptional sound quality and an array of features that cater to the needs of both professional and amateur DJs.

With a layout that emulates a professional DJ setup, the DDJ-FLX10 features a 4-channel mixer and full-size jog wheels that provide a tactile and responsive feel, making it easy to scratch and manipulate tracks. It also comes equipped with a variety of input and output options, including XLR, RCA, and TRS connectors, as well as a built-in sound card that delivers high-quality audio processing.

But as with any high-end piece of music equipment, it's essential to protect your investment from any potential damage. That's where Decksaver comes in.

Designed specifically for the DDJ-FLX10, this cover is made from ultra-durable polycarbonate material that provides exceptional protection against spills, knocks, dust, and other harmful elements.

With a Decksaver cover, you can rest easy knowing that your DJ controller is protected from any potential harm.

Dimensions

Weight 1.2 kg
Length: 72 cm
Width: 39.5 cm
Height: 4.2 cm

Review: The Wedding Present's Watusi, often overshadowed by its predecessors, emerges as a hidden gem in their discography. Initially released amidst the frenzy of their Hit Parade singles, it suffered from being ahead of its time"a blend of pop hooks and Seattle underground influences that defied easy categorisation". Yet, as fans who witnessed them revisiting it at their Brighton event recently will atest, 'Watusi' feels remarkably contemporary, its hypnotic melodies and nuanced instrumentation resonating with a neo-drone edge. While it may have been a hard sell in its era, the current lineup breathes new life into its subtle intelligence, unveiling its true brilliance. Overlooked but not forgotten, Watusi finally gets its due recognition as a key release from The Wedding Present, reaffirming its place in their storied career alongside Sea Monsters, George Best and the Hit Parade singles.

Review: Even posthumously, Bill Withers is 'Still Bill'. Because he's still got it; Mobile Fidelity here reissue the album on its 50th Anniversary, doing thorough justice to the soul crooner's original album first released on the landmark Sussex Records in 1972. Following up the familial, sunned and simple subject matter of his debut 'Just As I Am', Still Bill opted more specifically for a sultrier and more romantic lyrical affair, and like its cover, saw Withers express his many-angled take on love.

Review: One of many names in the pantheons of Tokyo's electronic music triumphs, despite their acclaim, reverence among boffins, and the sprinkling of high profile UK remixers that helped spread their output further (copies of reworkings by The Black Dog, Autechre and Global Communication fetch a fair song on the resale market) most will never have heard about Nav Katze. Their loss, and one we'd like to put right if possible.

Formed in 1984 as a trio - Naoko Iimura (guitar), Miwako Yamaguchi (vocals and bass), and Shino Furutachi (drums) - the band would put out two well received record on SWITCH before migrating to the far more prominent label Victor Music Industries for 1991's Kanki, at which point three became two with Furutachi stepping down. This package showcases not only why their original material was so sought after, with trance notes, IDM and ambient and pop meeting in beautiful soundscapes - but also what can happen when new parties get involved, with remixes from Aphex Twin, Sun Electric and Disjecta included.

Review: Continuing with LITA's extensive reissuing and repackaging of Haruomi Hosono's massive backlog of music, 'Hosono House' comes in all its glory to a new wax pressing. Released in 1973, it was one of Hosono's many brief forays into acoustic Americana, breaking from the loopy ambient classical music he'd made his name for. An ebber and flower, this one moves through psychic rock inspirations and sonic allusions to historic acts such as The Band and The United States Of America, albeit with an additional, moody ambient flair. We love oddities like this.

Review: Cast your mind back to 2011 if you can, when Canadian legend The Weeknd was just making his debut appearance with the House Of Balloons mixtape. He set out his stall quickly as a vital new voice in the field of RnB, producing everything alongside Illangelo, Cirkut and Doc McKinney and laying his life down in the most ear-snagging bars. There are some audacious samples which have only been cleared since his star rose and he had the clout to make it happen, and so now this highly-anticipated 10th Anniversary Edition lands and you can hear The Weeknd's opening salvo how it should be heard.

Notes: Replacement JNP110 stylus with elliptical stylus and aluminium alloy cantilever.

Fits MP110 cartridge.

Review: Roy Budd's soundtrack for Get Carter is an iconic piece of British film music history and this expanded edition celebrates its 50th anniversary in style. Budd's jazzy and groovy score perfectly complements the gritty atmosphere of the film, showcasing his musical genius. The addition of a bonus disc featuring outtakes and dialogue adds depth and nostalgia for fans of the movie. The newly illustrated artwork by Tony Stella pays homage to the film's noir aesthetic, while Charlie Brigden's liner notes provide valuable insights into the creation of the soundtrack. Limited to just 2000 copies, this 180-gram 2LP edition is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike, offering an exciting listening experience that engages you in the world of the movie with each needle drop.

Notes: The CTRL Case MPC ONE is custom designed to a hold the new AKAI MPC ONE and is a very lightweight and convenient solution to carry your sampling workstation well protected to your next studio or live session. Crafted from rigid Durashock molded EVA shell and a high-density foam interior it is furthermore equipped with an accessory panel to organize audio cables and accessories.

FITS:
Akai MPC One

SPECS
Outer measures: 32 x 32 x 13,5 cm
Inner measures: 28 x 28 x 10 cm
Weight: 0,8 kg

Review: Wilco's first studio album in three years, "Sky Blue Sky" has been perhaps the most ardently awaited release of 2007. Eager fans had taken to shouting out pleas for information to bandleader Jeff Tweedy during his recent solo acoustic tour, and the web chatter has been virtually deafening. On "Sky Blue Sky" Tweedy's lyrics deal forthrightly with romantic separation and reconciliation, their bittersweet quality giving way, as the album progresses, to a more uplifting, redemptive mood. Tweedy quite literally banishes the darkness on the penultimate track, the inspiring, gospel-tinged "What Light".

Review: An integral figure on the Motor City scene for the best part of two decades, Specter has always been a particularly prolific producer. Built To Last - appearing on Theo Parrish's significant Sound Signature label - is his first album-length excursion. It offers an expansive summary of his inspirations and influences - many will notice subtle nods towards local deep house, techno and electro heroes, as well as more experimental synthesizer music, off-kilter electronic jazz-funk, deep space dub and eyeliner-clad early '80s synth-wave - while also showcasing a trademark sound that's every bit as dusty, warm, loose and lo-fi as his lauded Detroit peers.

Notes: The Field Kit Sensor Pack A consists of 5 sensors:

- Button/Jack
- Electret Microphone
- Light Sensor
- Temperature Sensor
- Ball Switch
- 2 x Dupont 3 contact cable to connect the Sensors to the Field Kit

Button/Jack:

This is rather a utility tool than an actual sensor. It allows you to either use a pushbutton or any CV-Signal (0- 5V) as a signal source. You can select to either use the button or any signal connected to the jack input with the jumper located right next to pin-header. The voltage present at the output upon a button press can be selected with the two jumpers next to the button. The button and jack can be used with both the ANALOG IN and the DIGITAL IN of the Field Kit's Sensor Interface.

Electret Microphone:

The electret microphone provides a simple solution to use your surroundings as a sample source. The board features a little trimmer to adjust the gain of the microphone pre-amplifier. Use a little screwdriver to adjust the gain according to the printing on the sensor board. It's preferable to adjust the signal level with the trimmer first and only use the level pot of the analog signal interface as a second adjustment stage. The electret microphone has an omnidirectional directivity and is capable of capturing the whole frequency spectrum from 20 to 20000 Hz. The electret microphone is best be used with the ANALOG IN of the Field Kit's Sensor Interface.

Light Sensor:

The light sensor will change the output voltage depending on the light intensity. The spectral sensitivity is similar to the human eye, covering the full spectra of visible light, with a peak at 570nm (green/yellow). The change of the voltage according to the light intensity can be set with the three jumpers on the board. Set those jumpers according to printing on the board. The light sensor can be used with the ANALOG IN and the DIGITAL IN of the Field Kit's Sensor Interface.

Temperature Sensor:

The temperature board features two output modes: a continuous CV or a trigger.

CV Mode: The board will output a continuous voltage in range 0 - 5 V depending on the measured temperature and scaled to the set lower and upper temperature limit.

Trigger Mode: The board will generate a trigger whenever the measured temperature rises above the set upper limit temperature. LED 1 will blink whenever a trigger is generated. The sensor covers a temperature range from -55-C to +125-C.

Ball Switch:

The ball switch consists of a little bouncy ball jumping around in a container connecting two contacts and thus acts like a switch. In contrary to a normal push button, which has very well defined states, the switching of a ball switch is more similar to a percussion shaker. There are two resting-positions which define a certain state of the switch: the board is lying flat on the table with its bottom facing the table: the switch is open the board is lying flat on the table with its top facing the table: the switch is closed. The voltage assigned to those states can be set with the two jumpers on the board. Refer to the printing on the board to identify the position that suits your needs. The ball switch can be used with the ANALOG IN and the DIGITAL IN of the Field Kit's Sensor Interface.

Review: Recorded on March 28, 1974, at Studio Palm, Paris, Khan Jamal's skilful improvisation and rhythmic exploration throughout his 1973 jazz masterpiece Give The Vibes Some very much showcases the artist's virtuosity on the vibraphone. It is a record that takes you deep into intricate rhythms and soulful melodies all of which make for immersive atmospheres that take you into all new realms. Each track is a testament to Jamal's musical prowess and his ability to push the boundaries of jazz which his what has made it such a timeless gem amongst jazz heads.

Notes: Tilt is the first in Laine's series of core modules, which will take cues from the main product line and strip back the features so both the module width and cost can be shrunk dramatically.

Comprising an 'Ambler' style tilt EQ network similar to the 'Stilts' topology, Tilt allows simultaneous cut and boost of low and high frequencies using a single control.

Tilt control circuits are known for the transparency of their cut and boost curves, coupled with the inherent emphasis gained from cutting one end of the frequency spectrum whilst boosting at the opposite end.

It sounds pretty good on all audio source material but is especially suited to tracking drums, guitar and lead, or manipulating effects sends and returns.

With the control knob at 12o'clock the sound passed is neutral. Turning the control knob clockwise will boost high and cut low frequencies pivoting from a fixed mid-range point. Turning the control anti-clockwise below 12 o clock will in turn boost low frequencies and cut the highs.

In addition to the EQ there is a soft clipping network which will begin to saturate signals over 15 volts peak to peak.

Tilt uses the same high quality OPA op amps, Alpha pots and ENIG PCBs as found in our main product line.

Features

Compact EQ tilt control in 1U
Soft clipping network
High-quality components used throughout

Specifications

Intellijel 1U format
Width 8HP
Depth 28mm
Power requirements ~10mA +12V/~10mA -12V
Impedance Input 100k / Output 1k

Notes: The tools we use to compose and produce music are dear to our hearts. Dust, liquid and accidental impact have taken many a good analogue synth down over the years - this is where Decksaver steps in. Precision trimmed for a perfect fit whilst accommodating cables, the Grandmother can sit ready for operation. Slides straight into a flight or soft case for maximum protection during transportation. This cover is designed with 50mm clearance for patch cables, meaning you can leave your cables in place when travelling or protecting your modular setup in the studio. Shields delicate controls and internal components from damage at home, on the road and on stage.

Review: The Mars Volta's debut album remains one of the band's creative high-points. After the post-hardcore rush of At The Drive-In burst into flames, few could have dreamed something as ambitious and progressive as De Loused In The Comatorium could have emerged. The clue's in the word progressive, as Cedric Bixler-Zavala, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez and Jeremy Ward pooled their resources (with some bass assistance from Flea) to create long, spiralling narratives around the concept of Cerpin Taxt, the comatose hero of this nebulous story. Still sounding visionary 20 years later, it was the start of an exciting new chapter for a band truly unlike any other.

Review: The fourth album from Colombian-Spanish singer Kali Uchis translates as Without Fear (of Love and Other Demons)). It is her first record sung primarily in Spanish which does nothing at all to detract from the beauty of her delivery. Guests such as PartyNextDoor, Nasty and Cortez add their own flavours but the overriding vibe of this one is bright, melodic bedroom pop, r&b and reggaeton with funky breaks and trippy jazz stylings. Love is often in the air throughout the record which often soars to blue skies and brings the rays direct to your face.

Review: The Smashing Pumpkins' transformation from melodic alt-rock deities to synth-driven electronic boppers is complete. Well, almost. The titular single certainly fits that easy narrative, laser beam chords and string refrains bursting from behind a track that bounces with a light disco punk energy. In truth, of course, there has always been far more to Bill Corgan et al than the alternative rock tag often implies, and even right back to their formative years the crew were toying with expectations.

2018's Rick Rubin-produced Shine And Oh So Bright... album may have emphasised their rock roots, but now we're given their creative juices in full flow on their poppiest outing yet, partly inspired by the roster of seminal Chicago label Wax Trax!, the US home to Underworld and The KLF among others. Needless to say, though, the Pumpkins make it sound like they've lived here all along; testament to their unwavering dedication to trying new ideas and knack at pulling them off.

Notes: The Old Blood Noise Endeavors Expression Slider is a fader for use with any pedal that has an Old Blood style expression input (see details below). Simply use a TRS cable to plug the Expression Slider into the Expression input and use the slider as you would a knob or expression pedal. Suggested uses: strap it to your mic stand to adjust your favorite setting without bending down, keep it at your studio console to control a parameter while tracking, use the indicators to mark your favorite settings, or simply replace a knob control with a slider because let's face it: sliders are cool. Unsuggested uses: Unintended excess weight from use with foot while standing may cause damage to the device. Read: Don't use your foot.

Details: the Expression Slider uses a TRS jack with tip connected to the wiper of a 100K slider. Old Blood Noise confirmed that it works with all their other products, as well as pedals from Chase Bliss, Meris, Earthquaker Devices, Empress, Montreal Assembly, Strymon, EHX, and Boss. It will not work with TS style expression inputs such as Line6 without an additional TRS splitter cable.

Notes: Tonar Misty Record-Clamp - 'foggy' transparent. The Tonar Misty plate clamp is the perfect alternative if a "plate puck" is too heavy for your turntable.

Notes: - Elliptical bonded stylus
- Carbon ABS cantilever
- Durable design for DJ application

Notes: Custom moulded in the UK to fit the contours of the Pioneer XDJ-RX DJ Controller.

Designed for the Digital DJ, this super durable polycarbonate shell offers a high level of protection and slides straight into equipment bags, making it ideal for the travelling DJ.

Shields faders and controls from dust, liquid and accidental impact whilst accommodating cables.

At home, on the road or in the club, Decksaver has your XDJ-RX covered.

Dimesions

Weight 0.95 kg
Length 73 cm
Width 42.5 cm
Height 3.8 cm

Review: Vampire Survivors Vol. 1, the soundtrack to Poncle's indie hit, receives a fitting tribute with this 2xLP vinyl release from iam8bit. Composed by Daniele Zandara and Will Davies, the music perfectly encapsulates the game's blend of roguelike bullet-hell action and gothic aesthetic. Drawing inspiration from classic vampire-slaying franchises while exploring modern soundscapes, the result is a synthesis of epic, nostalgic, and unexpected tunes filled with rad riffs and high-impact drum fills. The vinyl edition, pressed on Blood Splatter Red Vinyl, not only complements the game's theme but also adds a visual dimension to the auditory experience. Illustrator Nimit Malavia's cover art captures the essence of Vampire Survivors, elevating the release to a bodacious and badass masterpiece. iam8bit's commitment to nostalgia and new-wave sensibilities shines through in this release, appealing to fans of retro gaming and contemporary music listeners.

Notes: The floor stand comes with a cast iron base with an anti-vibration rubber ring. The height of the stand is adjustable from 870 to 1565 mm. It weighs 5.4 kg and its base diameter is 250 mm. Available in black color. Packed in a single cardboard box.

Stand plates which are designed to fit the Iso-Pod stand are recommended to use with this product. Please note, that we don't recommend using this product with the 8331 monitor.

Length min.
870 mm
Length max.
1565 mm
Width
250 mm

Review: Some 14 years in the making, Les Jardins Mystiques Vol.1 comprises 52 tracks of music composed, arranged and produced by Miguel Atwood-Ferguson; with contributions from 50+ friends including Kamasi Washington, Thundercat, Carlos NiNo, Austin Peralta, Bennie Maupin, Gabe Noel, Jamael Dean, and more. If that wasn't monumental enough, just know that this lengthy classical-experimental-jazz album is certainly Miguel's intended magnum opus, having been written and recorded entirely as a result of his own uncompromised, self-funded efforts. Such an extensive time period reflects an album of longstanding personal growth for the artist; an attitude of continual evolution and innocence, of constantly coming of age and reinventing oneself.

Review: The Rolling Stones are arguably one not only the most iconic rock bands of all time but also considered legendary performers as well. One of their most well-recorded performances (as noted by fans often) is their 2002 performance at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles, with a track listing full of 70s classics and spread over three albums to get the best possible fidelity from the medium.

Review: Armin van Buuren's A State Of Trance Year Mix 2023 is yet another meticulously crafted journey through the best trance music of the year from the Dutch genre king. Spanning over two hours, this mix showcases the genre's continued diversity and evolution and features tracks from both established artists and rising talents. With seamless transitions and expertly curated selections, van Buuren captures the essence of the trance scene in 2023 with all the usual hallmarks - from uplifting melodies to driving beats, euphoric atmospheres to epic synth lines. As such this it a must-listen and more proof no one quite knows the genre like Armin.

Notes: The AT-XP series cartridges provide a high quality sound for vinyl DJ's. Offering all the features of a DJ cartridge, but with a Hi-fi sound, the XP series are perfect for the stage and club DJ who prioritises sound quality.

- Audiophile DJ cartridge equipped with a conical stylus
- VM dual magnet construction
- Durable robust design for high-quality specialist DJ playback
- Signal output level and output impedance characteristics suited for professional DJ applications
- Carbon fibre-reinforced ABS cantilever and nylon wire suspension ensure precise tracking
- Compatible with the replacement styli ATN-XP5 and ATN-XP7 for an upgrade
- Configuration as single cartridge (AT-XP3), Replacement Stylus (ATN-XP3) and as headshell bundle together with the headshell AT-HS6BK available (AT-XP3/H)

Notes: Your fast track to great videos and live-streams:

Whether you want to be a YouTuber, create awesome Instagram video or stream live on Facebook, you can do it all with professional quality! This new bundle gives you all the tools you need to record great-looking and great-sounding video on your smartphone.

Always get the perfect shot:

The included iKlip Grip Pro is 4 accessories in one - a desktop tripod, handgrip, full-sized tripod and monopod, so no matter how or where you're shooting, you're covered! It fits any sized smartphone and most action cameras securely, to precisely position your phone to get the best angle whether you're at home or on the go.

The convenient 1/4" UNC mount on the top makes it easy to mount accessories like a ring light, and an included Bluetooth shutter lets you start and stop recording remotely.

Crystal clear audio:

iRig Mic Lav is a lapel microphone that plugs directly into your smartphone or tablet via the headphone jack. It's perfect for use on-camera, since it captures your voice clearly but doesn't distract viewers, and a generous 60"/150 cm cable lets you shoot at the right distance.

Best of all, iRig Mic Lav works with all your favourite apps, so you can enjoy crystal clear audio on social media, videos, live-streams and more!

Set the scene:

To create the right vibe, the iRig Video Creator Bundle also includes a 6" LED ring light with adjustable colour and brightness so you always look your best. It mounts right onto the top of iKlip Grip Pro to give you a convenient all-in-one solution you can carry almost anywhere.

And no batteries are required, just connect to any USB power supply or battery pack and shoot at home or on the go!

Works with all your favourite apps:

Whether you want to create fun, daily videos for your Instagram Story, kickstart your YouTube channel, or engage your favourite Facebook group with live-streaming content, the iRig Video Creator works out of the box with any app that captures audio and video. So you can look and sound like a pro with an endless range of ways to create.

With the iRig Video Creator Bundle, you can create amazing videos more easily than ever.

Notes: Triple Oak Veneer stand for the Roland Aira Compact Range S1, E4, J6 & T8

This stand has been precision machined form Oak Veneered MDF and fits any 3 of the Roland Aira Compact models.

Once assembled this take up a much smaller footprint in the studio and gives you much better working angles.

The units are held in place into a recess into the side panels so are rock solid once assembled.

Please note you will only receive a wooden stand, you must purchase your own Roland Aira Compact Synths and Drum Machine.

A single version and triple versions are also available.

Notes: HD25 Sennheiser headphone compatible custom cable with Sennheiser offical approval

Review: Juan Mendez took his Silent Servant project to another level when he released Negative Fascination on Hospital Productions in 2012. His EBM-informed, brooding slant on techno had already made its mark on Sandwell District and other such influential labels, but his debut album afforded the space to really shape out his seductive sonic dystopia. More than ten years on, it stands tall as a masterpiece in the space it occupies, seething with hard-boiled urban malaise but equally adept at using subtlety alongside intensity. This expanded edition incorporates the Extended Mixes 12" as well as additional demo versions for those who like the tracks a little rawer.

Review: Iam8bit do vital work in releasing the soundtracks of contemporary video games, many of which may have otherwise never heard any semblance of independent appreciation. This record is the soundtrack for the game Eastward, an adventure RPG game developed by Pixpil and published by Chucklefish, released in 2021. A whopping 73 tracks appear, all composed by one Joel Corelitz, who gradates a diverse range of paints on an emotional rollercoaster of a sonic palette, reflecting the game's story of a miner and a mysterious girl who embark on a journey across a post-apocalyptic, effective open world.

Notes: The famous MS 20 filter for AE modular!

This adaptation of the filter used first in Korg's MS-20 synth for AE modular offers control knobs for cutoff frequency, resonance and CV attenuator. Two signal inputs for different signal levels control the "drive" of the module. Compared to the wasp filter this filter has a significant self resonance and also a very quick response to changes in the cutoff frequency.

The filter type is switchable between lowpass and highpass (LP/HP switch).

Review: Donald Byrd was joined by tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley, alto sax wizard Jackie McLean, Duke Pearson on piano, bassists Doug Watkins and Reggie Workman and drummer Lex Humphries on this stunning session from 1960. It's a record packed with highlights, not least a powerful ballad on 'Little Girl Blue', or the hard bop swing of 'My Girl Shirl' and 'Lex', the last of those two in particular features a soulful solo from Mobley that really stays with you. This is part fo the Tone Poet series which places particular focusses on exceptional audiophile Blue Note LP reissues presented by Music Matters.

Notes: The Hercules DJControl Inpulse T7 is an innovative DJ controller designed for aspiring DJs who are just starting out or those who are looking to upgrade their skills. This compact controller is equipped with advanced features that make it easy to mix and scratch like a pro.

The Inpulse T7 comes with a wealth of tools to help you master your craft. The built-in display guides you through every step of the mixing process, while the beatmatch guide feature helps you match your tracks with precision. The controller also includes a range of effects and filters that let you add your personal touch to your mixes.

To keep your T7 in pristine condition, Decksaver have designed a custom-fit cover made from super-durable polycarbonate material. This cover provides reliable protection against dust, spills, and other potential hazards that could damage your equipment.

With the Decksaver cover for the DJControl Inpulse T7, you can rest assured that your equipment will remain safe and secure, giving you peace of mind while you focus on your performance.

Whether you're practicing at home or performing live, the Decksaver cover ensures that your controller stays in top condition and ready to use whenever you need it.

Weight: 1.02 kg
Length: 65.8cm
Width: 32.5cm
Height: 6.7cm

Material: Smoked clear polycarbonate.

Warning: When your Decksaver cover is in place, please ensure that your equipment is kept away from direct and high heat sources, such as radiators, fires and sunlight.

Notes: This snake is designed to interconnect pro audio gear with balanced phone jacks. It is ideal for use with mixing consoles and patch bays. Features include:

- Nickel-plated plugs for rugged durability and efficient signal transfer
- Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) conductors for enhanced signal clarity
- OFC spiral shields for effective EMI and RFI rejection and flexibility

Review: Maynard James Keenan's Puscifer project has been giving the fans the good stuff since those heady days of lockdown by upping the ante on live stream performance. Even now they're back to real-world touring, they're continuing to explore the medium of reaching millions of fans globally by revisiting specific eras of the band's history. Parole Violator is the soundtrack to their filmed performance from the Wiltern Theatre in LA, and it finds them revisiting tracks from 2011's Conditions Of My Parole and giving them a fresh perspective. From acoustic renditions to heavenly new arrangements, there's a lot to savour for the devoted fans of Puscifer.