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Back catalogue: Coldwave/Synth
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Review: Since founding DiN in 1999, Ian Boddy has been driven by a passion for collaboration, particularly with artists connected to the pioneering German electronic scene of the 1970s. When a chance meeting with Harald Grosskopf at a Dutch music festival presented the opportunity to work together, Boddy eagerly embraced Grosskopf's ear; the latter's tutelage at the Berlin school spans decades, and he is most notably for his fellowship as a drummer with Klaus Schulze, whose influence looms large over Boddy's own work. But beyond percussion, Grosskopf's Synthesist album revealed his distinct melodic sensibilities, making him an ideal creative partner for Doppelganger. Blending Berlin-schooled sequencing with evocative grooves. Boddy's modular synth textures shine on tracks like 'Boulevard Horizon', while Grosskopf's rhythmic playfulness is evident in 'Livewire'.
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Review: On the face of it, this full-length collaboration between ambient legend Brian Eno and Underworld's Karl Hyde is an enticing proposition. With the duo's respective track records, you'd expect Someday World to be a bit of a cracker. Somewhat surprisingly, it's not quite as stunning as you might expect but there are enough brilliant moments to warrant further investigation. Check, for example, the slowly building sci-fi jazz madness of "When I Built This All", the jaunty, off-kilter beauty of the Different Trains-inspired "Strip It Down" and the textured, shoegaze-tinged "To Us All"; all three are simply superb. Brilliantly, this special edition also includes a second CD featuring an additional quartet of tracks.
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Review: On the face of it, this full-length collaboration between ambient legend Brian Eno and Underworld's Karl Hyde is an enticing proposition. With the duo's respective track records, you'd expect Someday World to be a bit of a cracker. Somewhat surprisingly, it's not quite as stunning as you might expect but there are enough brilliant moments to warrant further investigation. Check, for example, the slowly building sci-fi jazz madness of "When I Built This All", the jaunty, off-kilter beauty of the Different Trains-inspired "Strip It Down" and the textured, shoegaze-tinged "To Us All"; all three are simply superb.
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Farbe Rot
Farbe Sand
Farbe 23
Zahl Null
Zahl Eins
Marchen 1
Marchen 2
Echoes
Reise Nach Digitalis 1
Reise Nach Digitalis 2
Tief Im Berg
Margeriten Am Bach
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Karesansui
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Cat: TWI 669CD. Rel: 19 Nov 21
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Out Of Time
All That Is True Dies
Defeated
Shallow Waters
Nothing
The Lost Wander
Our Failures
Silence
Her Thirst
This Instance Makes Us Forget
The Call/Ravenous (Funeral Procession remix By Buried Electric)
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Je Te Vois
Ich Hatte Einen Freund
Hammershoi Assassine
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PTMH
Desillusion
Abimes
Maria S
Dedales
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Review: In many ways, The Invisible Girls was one of the more curious products of the Factory Records production line. Initially founded by legendary producer Martin Hannett and keyboardist Steve Hopkins in 1978 to provide backing tracks for poet John Cooper Clarke, they went on to release a number of singles with singer/songwriter Pauline Murray. Intriguingly, this first retrospective ignores their work with Clarke and Murray, instead focusing on largely unreleased experiments that touch on ambient, jazz, wayward electronics, Section 22 style post-punk darkness, and occasional forays into dub disco-influenced new wave noodling. It's a fascinating collection, and includes a suite of tracks ("All Sorts of Heroes") that brilliantly pitches Hopkins' jazz-influenced piano playing against Hannett's vivid imagination with predictably thrilling results.
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Cat: CDGRON 149X. Rel: 24 Oct 24
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The Scarlet Deception
Straight Up Satan
Basilisk Stare
The Eye In The Triangle
Predator State
Nervous Serpents
Buckle Bunny
Dirts
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The Machine In The Ghost (Deluxe Edition) (limited 2xCD in hard-back book case)
Cat: MIND 418LU. Rel: 21 Nov 24
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Review: Heaven 17's Penthouse and Pavement deluxe double CD album commemorates the iconic debut of Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh after leaving Sheffield's Human League. Joined by Glenn Gregory, they formed Heaven 17, drawing their name from a list of bands favoured by the anti-hero of Anthony Burgess's 'A Clockwork Orange'. Their debut single, '(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang,' stirred controversy and earned a BBC Radio 1 ban in March 1981. Released in September 1981, the Penthouse and Pavement album quickly achieved gold status and featured hits like 'Play to Win,' 'Penthouse and Pavement', and 'The Height Of The Fighting.' Disc One contains the original album, while Disc Two offers six non-album A and B sides, five original demos, and four 12" versions. Packaged in a new 7" deluxe gatefold with an eight-page booklet, this set includes album lyrics and credits, making it a very eye appealing package.
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Play To Win: The Virgin Years (10xCD box set in hard-back book sleeve)
Cat: HEAVENBOX 01. Rel: 29 Mar 19
(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang (CD7: Special Fortified dance mixes To Enhance danceability #1 - 12" version)
Temptation (CD10: Special Fortified dance mixes To Enhance danceability #4 - Brothers In Rhythm remix edit)
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The Frail
Mother
Strange Times
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Cat: OUT 582CD. Rel: 22 Feb 13
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Cat: OUT 584CD. Rel: 22 Feb 13
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Early Water (reissue) (limited CD)
Cat: MG 30232. Rel: 16 Feb 23
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