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New releases last four weeks: Balearic/Downtempo
Balearic/Downtempo vinyl released in the last four weeks
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Spring Music (LP in risograph sleeve limited to 250 copies)
Cat: ABST 042. Rel: 09 Jul 25
Review: After fine releases on labels like Tresor, Multi Culti, and Hard Fist, Antonio De Oto aka A-Tweed presents his debut solo album Spring Music via Abstrakce Records. This LP marks a shift toward minimalism, where reverb and echo take centre stage in a rich mix of acid, dub, downbeat, electro and tribal rhythms. Slow, textured beats blend with psychedelic flourishes throughout to make for an experience that provokes plenty of reflection and contemplation. With a focus on depth of vibes over chasing trends, A-Tweed crafts a meditative yet danceable journey, even though he largely explores slow tempos and detailed productions.
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Ecdysis Vol I (limited 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: SHSH 071. Rel: 07 Jul 25
Review: Some 13 years on from his first appearance in South America's electronic underground, Berlin-based Argentine producer Barrio Lindo opens a new chapter with the newly moulted 'Ecdysis'. After 2022's fully acoustic 'Espuma De Mar', this new set finds him circling back to dancefloors with a renewed focus on texture, groove and sonic globalism. Made between 2024 and 2025 and road-tested during live pitstops, the EP blends arpeggiated synths, agile basslines, Andean instrumentation and tight percussion with sprinklings of Caribbean riddim and Dabke to rechopped hip-hop structures. Nicolas Dominguez Bedini (Buenos Aires) and Hou (Miyazaki) lend lyrical and vocal warmth, reflincting Lindo's split life between Latin America and Japan.
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Loner (gold in red vinyl LP in spot-varnished sleeve (indie exclusive))
Cat: ZEN 312ND. Rel: 10 Jul 25
Review: Edinburgh's Barry Can't Swim wattles organic textural elements around progressive house and techno emotes, inviting comparisons to Fred Again's pyjama-wearing, electronic cousin. Bursting on to the scene in the early 20s with bedroomy, Bandcamp self-starters like 'Different' and 'I Don't Want To Be Here', the common thread in Barry's oeuvre has become known as one of introspection, isolation and regression to childhood. Loner now hears him delve ever deeper into his establishing unthought known, one of solitary but deep-feeling inner world-building, matching the tremulous intensity of his fluid, jam sesh live shows.
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Review: Barry Can't Swim, the Edinburgh-born electronic artist, shares his highly anticipated new album Loner on Ninja Tune, attesting the excitement factor of a new artist whose star power has reached boiling point. Proceeding the electrifying single drop 'Different' - a fan favourite and fixture of his enigmatic live performances - Loner carries on from the last Ninja LP When Will We Land?, as Barry continues to reflect on his personal journey, by way of toyshop melodies and ahead-of-the-curve dance textures. Barry explains, "If my first album was a collage of all the music I loved growing up, this album is my truest expression of myself and the past year of my life."
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Review: Edinburgh-born Barry Can't Swim made a solitary splash with Loner, now reissued some months after its initial release on CD. The album dived deep into the producer's personal landscape, shaped by a year of self-reflection and a global total live show wipeout, finding romance in the contrasts between adolescent aloneness and global superstardom: in the 21st century, we find it a relief to believe they're hardly incompatible. Lead single 'Different' has in the time since set itself apart on dancefloors the world over, its euphoria meeting a patchwork of influences, while always seeming to conjure some wonder and speculation as to the man behind the beats: always navigating identity, (dis)connection and change.
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Still In My Arms (reissue) (yellow vinyl LP)
Cat: ACOLOUR 025TY. Rel: 01 Jul 25
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Review: No downloads, no streams - this one's strictly vinyl. Via Ozileka and Africa Seven, Francis Bebey Remixed invites four contemporary heads to tinker with the legacy of the late Cameroonian pioneer. Long before it was cool, Bebey folded traditional West African music into folk, funk, jazz and drum machines, shaping a sound that echoed far beyond his lifetime. Now A7 Edits hands the reels to Psychemagik, Turbotito, Voilaaa and Red Axes, whose rerubs range from dubbed-out psych to Afro-disco and woozy house. It's less a greatest-hits package, more a respectful twist on classics by producers with deep crates and good ears; only one extra mix from Josh Ludlow lands digital-only, but the rest is locked to wax.
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Review: Geir Jenssen (Biosphere) marks his AD93 debut with The Way Of Time, wrapping elucted echo and looping synth drift around spoken fragments of Elizabeth Madox Roberts' great 1926 novel The Time Of Man. A Midwestern gothic literary staple, Roberts' novel is about the daughter of a Kentucky tenant farmer, and Jenssen's haunting use of Joan Lorring's voice from the 1951 radio play adaptation readapts his usual icy predilections for suitably huger desert horizons. Rather than treating the vocal as ornament, he folds it deep into the mix, letting it dissolve into the melodic architecture.
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Review: Elizabeth Madox Roberts' The Time Of Man (1926) is an episodic modern novel, tracing the life of Ellen Chesser, the daughter of poor white tenant farmers in rural Kentucky. Roberts treats the main character's movement through different landscapes and seasons waveringly, grappling with poverty, loss, love, and the push-pull between solitude and connection by way of a lytic narrative that shifts and resolves atemporally. Biosphere's new record carries the transmission chain further, naming itself after the novel while interspersing its hiss-topped drum machine actions with vocal snippets from Joan Lorring's radio play version. Slowly transcendent, Biosphere presides with arid royalty over a slow but satiating new six-track release.
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Unplugged (coloured vinyl LP (comes in different coloured vinyl, we cannot guarantee which one you will receive))
Cat: PLUG 94C. Rel: 27 Jun 25
Review: MTV's legendary Unplugged series was always a great way to catch a different side to a range of high-profile artists. And who better to step up than the one-of-a-kind Bjork? This raw, intimate snapshot of her early solo brilliance is Bjork at her most exposed, unfiltered and utterly captivating. A timeless performance stripped of heavy production, her distinctive voice takes centre stage and reveals a signature vulnerable yet commanding presence. Recorded in 1994, the set blends tracks from Debut with acoustic arrangements that highlight her experimental flair-harps, strings, and off-kilter percussion bring new life to songs like Human Behaviour' and 'Like Someone In Love'. The live setting amplifies her emotional intensity and drags you even deeper into the heart of her maverick musical mind.
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Review: Much of the Black Dog's work of recent years has in some way been inspired by their long-held love of Brutalism, a heavily debated architectural style of the 1950s, 60s and 70s that's much in evidence in their home city of Sheffield. It makes sense, then, that the Steel City trio would record a sequel to 2023's This Brutal Life, a set that ranks amongst their most authentically immersive and sonically detailed of recent times. As sequels go, This Brutal Life 2 is impressive, with the long-serving collective blurring the boundaries between atmospheric IDM, ambient, dub techno and more angular concoctions. Its many highlights include the yearning, beat-free bliss of 'The End of Back To Back', the slow-burn IDM shuffle of 'Motif Lasdun' and their stunning tribute to one of British Brutalism's most famous residential buildings, 'Park Hill Forever'.
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Review: Manifest Everything is a powerful double album from Boddhi Satva that surveys his groundbreaking work in ancestral-inspired Afro-electronic music. This edition compiles tracks from Manifestation, which was a Grammy contender for Best Alternative Music Album, and In Spite of Everything, and together they give a great insight into his creative power and emotional range. This one is dedicated to his late mother and braids personal reflections with singular rhythms and soulful club anthems. Boddhi's cultural impact has been endorsed by a resolution from both the New York State Senate and U.S. Congress, and this gatefold format includes liner notes and Basquiat-inspired visuals.
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Netherfield Lagoons (gatefold 2xLP + art prints)
Cat: DELIA 002. Rel: 24 Jun 25
Review: Nottingham duo Brown Fang's Netherfield Lagoons for Delia Recordings is a welcome escape to another time and place. You might not have ever experienced somewhere as blissful as this, but it still feels familiar and friendly with its ambient, downtempo, and Balearic influence. Notable heads like Colleen Murphy, Gilles Peterson and Phil Cooper have all been early fans of this, which takes you from the shores of Ibiza at sundown to sunrise in the Appalachian mountains. Tracks like 'Light No Fires' and 'The White Barred Emperor Pt1' have intricate fretless basslines, lush synths and organic textures that draw comparisons to artists like The Blue Nile and Robert Fripp and are just part of a sublime 70-minute soother.
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Review: Given that even their most dancefloor-focused tunes are remarkably deep, immersive and sonically detailed, you'd think that Chaos In The CBD's music would suit the album format - it's just that until now, they've not recorded a full-length. A Deeper Life, then, marks a big step forward in the Helliker-Hales brothers' career. Predictably, it's borderline brilliant. Made with the assistance of a cast of collaborators and guest performers (flautist Nathan Haines, boogie revivalist Saucy Lady and original NJ garage-house hero Josh Milan included), it sees the Kiwi duo sashay their way through enveloping, musically expansive cuts - many downtempo and home-listening focused - that variously mix and match elements of deep house, nu-jazz, dub, 80s soul, hip-hop, trip-hop, Latin soul and much more besides. A genuine triumph, even by their high standards.
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Review: Oblique Records offers a four-track vinyl-only selection of stripped, club-ready house cuts shaped by UKG inflections and percussive detail. Velvet Velour's 'Make It Hot' leads with a swung rhythm, vocal stabs, and a warm bassline that keeps the energy tight without crowding the mix. Eli Atala's 'Fat Albert' runs deeper, with clipped low-end and a sharper rhythmic frame. The Velvet Velour remix of the same track adds glide and bounce, pushing the groove forward while softening some of the original's edges. On the B-side, MTTY's 'Wally' closes the set with swung drums and sparse atmospherics - minimal in structure but tuned for pace. Each track is functional without sounding generic, keeping arrangement changes minimal and geared for blend. A direct, neatly cut pack of tools with just enough variation to stretch across a warm-up or mid-set.
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Endless Summer (cassette + MP3 download code)
Cat: DBL 38CT. Rel: 20 Jun 25
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Review: South African producer Cool Affair returns with a fluid, genre-slipping cut that glides between broken beat, downtempo and deep house. 'Motoric Patterns' pulses gently with smoky keys and layered vocal harmonies, locking into a low-slung, hypnotic rhythm that feels simultaneously meditative and sensual. It's a subtle burner, rooted in groove but elevated by harmonic detail. On the flip, broken beat originator Kaidi Tatham delivers a fizzing rework-fractured drums, jazz-funk flourishes and a brightened vocal hook that pulls the track toward the dancefloor without sacrificing its soulful core. Where the original stretches inward, Tatham's remix reaches outwards with sparkle and flair. A seamless pairing of two artists who understand restraint, rhythm, and the soft power of a beautifully voiced chord.
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Review: More than four decades after he first appeared in smudged eyeliner and a mop of jet-black hair, Robert Smith is still finding new ways to pull his music apart and stitch it back together. This new remix collection i assembled and curated by Smith himself i feels less like a victory lap and more like a restless dissection of a legacy he's still actively shaping. The collaborators here are hardly incidental: Four Tet, Orbital, Ame, Chino Moreno, Mura Masa, Trentemoller, Mogwai. It reads like a list built by someone still hungrily tuned into the present, not stuck in the past. And true to form, the results are all over the place i a feature, not a flaw. Some tracks lean into grandeur: Paul Oakenfold's take on 'I Can Never Say Goodbye' opens with all the sweeping melodrama you'd expect, while Daybreakers stretch 'WarSong' into widescreen synthwork. Elsewhere, Shanti Celeste and Ex-Easter Island Head bring a strange intimacy to 'Alone', teasing out its ache with a different kind of spaciousness. At times, you wonder if Smith enjoys seeing how far his work can be bent before it breaks. But it never does i even filtered through others' hands, his sense of tension, drama and deep emotional unease holds everything together.
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Review: Welsh duo ddwy - Naomi and Ronan - continue their slow-burn rise with a luminous four-tracker that fuses ambient shimmer with dubwise propulsion. 'Beaming Backwards' opens on a melodic tip, weaving arpeggiated pads around a restrained but propulsive groove. 'Stars Stars' leans hazier, its synth textures and soft-focus rhythms blurring the line between dream pop and deep house. On the B-side, 'Peak Smile' introduces low-slung bass and echo chamber FX, pushing their sound into more dubbed-out territory. Final track 'Heuldro'r Haf' (Welsh for "summer solstice") floats in beatless form - misty, delicate, and grounded by a sense of melancholic stasis. Having previously appeared on Munich's Public Possession, ddwy now offer their most balanced and evocative work to date, signalling a quietly assured presence in the continuum of melodic, leftfield UK electronica.
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Thru Wind & Sea EP (limited white vinyl 12")
Cat: EXC 008WHITE. Rel: 27 Jun 25
Review: Lorenzo Dewberry bridges the soulful sounds of Chicago and Detroit with a cosmic, genre-blurring house EP on Excursions. A rising talent with past releases on Ten Lovers Music, Dewberry showcases impressive musicality and lush production across four standout cuts. "You're Enough" (feat. Janet Coco) opens with Balearic warmth and sunset vibes, while "Open Skies" drifts into dreamy, melodic territory. Anthony Nicholson's remix adds jazzy keys and shimmering synths, elevating the groove further. Closing track "Free Your Mind" slows the tempo, offering a laid-back, jazz-infused finish. Deep, emotive, and subtly psychedelic, this EP proves Dewberry is one to watch.
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Bittersweet Afternoon (limited translucent blue vinyl LP)
Cat: 711297 410013. Rel: 10 Jul 25
Review: If there is anyone who knows about chill out music, it's Alex Paterson, who helms Orbscure Records as well as being the man behind The Orb. San Francisco's DF Tram has long been known for his intricate sound collages and deep storytelling and this new album pushes even further into ambient and experimental territory, merging hazy textures with personal reflections and lush production. Its first single, 'The Librarian', is a window into the album's distinct mood, blending folk-tinged guitar with a soft psychedelic haze, conjuring a 70s-style daydream with a mellow groove. 'Separate Ways' introduces chillwave and light pop elements, expanding the sonic palette while maintaining a laid-back atmosphere, while 'Flashbulb Memory' stands out with its delicate guitar strums layered over environmental field recordings and synth washes. The album also sees DF Tram stepping into the foreground with his own vocals and lullaby-like melodies. Written across studios in Zagreb and Vienna during the pandemic, Bittersweet Afternoon is a cinematic journey and a fitting continuation of DF Tram's ever-evolving exploration of sound and memory.
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Review: One of the premier downtempo artists, Vienna's DF Tram, returns with a an exciting new album on Orbscure Records, the label run by chill-out pioneer Alex Paterson of The Orb. Known for his unique sound collages and cinematic style, DF Tram expands his sonic boundaries here, pushing further into ambient and experimental realms while maintaining his signature sense of calm introspection. Written during the pandemic across studios in Zagreb and Vienna, the album feels like a personal diary rendered in sound. DF Tram takes a bold step forward by incorporating his own vocals and gentle lullaby-like melodies, adding a new emotional layer to his storytelling. Tracks like 'Flashbulb Memory' give off fleeting moments of beauty, weaving delicate guitar with field recordings and glowing synth textures that blur the lines between natural and urban landscapes. The album's first single, 'The Librarian', is a warm, folk-inflected guitar and soft psychedelic haze, evoking the gentle drift of a sunlit afternoon. 'Separate Ways' brings in elements of chillwave and breezy pop while preserving the meditative spirit at the heart of the record. Bittersweet Afternoon is a dreamlike listening experience that transcends genres.
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Cat: BTD 002. Rel: 24 Jun 25
Review: Back in 2023, Parisian jazz-funk-meets-disco outfit Chatobaron partnered with 21st century disco icon Dimitri From Paris on the superb 'Chez Madame La Baronne'. At the time, the Idjut Boys were called in to remix it, but only one of their suite of takes was released. Hence this killer four-tracker on their own Bite The Day label. It's typical of the long-serving duo's wild, wonderful and frequently deliciously dubbed-out work. While the opening 'Le Fouet version' is a rolling, spacey, sun-splashed and only lightly dubby dancefloor excursion, the mix which follows - the 'Grosse Bite version' - is a wonderfully trippy, percussion-rich drum dub smothered in tape delay and space echo; in other words, a classic Idjuts interpretation. Over on the reverse, the 'Sac Plain' version is a proper Idjuts dub that flits between spacey drop-outs and extended groove sections, while the closing 'Sac Vide version' is a sunrise-ready ambient delight.
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Review: Rome-based duo Donato Dozzy and Sabla reunite for a second collaborative outing-this time rooted in percussive density and minimalist form. Where 2023's Flusso cycle dealt in flow and abstraction, this follow-up sharpens its focus around rhythm and material presence. On 'Forma I', the pair strip things right back: sub-bass, skeletal drum hits, and little else. It's lean, physical, and cavernous. 'Forma II' expands that palette slightly, weaving splinters of syncopation into a staggered, off-grid structure. 'Forma III' takes a more organic path-metallic textures dissolve through reverb as if in search of their own shape. By the time 'Forma IV' rolls around, there's a sense of emergence-fluttering percussion, precise snares and forward motion suggesting rebirth from the cocoon. As ever, this is club music reimagined as architecture: subtle, studied and deeply physical.
… Read morePlayed by: Alexis Le-Tan, Juno Recommends Techno
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Cat: LSD 95B. Rel: 19 Jun 25
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Review: Domenique Dumont is Latvian multi-instrumentalist Arturs Liepins and vocalist Anete Stuce and they return with their dreamy fourth album, Deux Paradis on Antinote. Flowing like a day in ten tracks, the record opens with the fresh dub of 'Enchantia' and arcs through pixelated reggae pop 'La Vie Va', sensuous pop 'Amants Ennemis' and twilight-toned gems like 'The Order of Invisible Things' and 'Visages Visages.' Featuring baroque swoon and soft exotica, it's vintage Domenique Dumont: timeless, romantic and tinged with nostalgic longing reminiscent of an Eric Rohmer scene. The album was composed across Riga, Paris and Hiiumaa from 2022-24 and marks the welcome reunion of Anete and Arturs following his 2020 solo score People On Sunday.
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Morning Dubs (translucent green vinyl LP with obi strip)
Cat: PF 015G. Rel: 08 Jul 25
Review: Aaron Coyes is a busy man who is associated with some cult projects including Peaking Lights, Leisure Connection and NTS shows. Here he steps out solo with a dub-focused project steeped in psychedelic textures and drawing on his typical genre-blurring sensibilities. Exotic Gardens delivers eight immersive tracks that blend deep bass and swirling effects and were originally released on Pinchy & Friends. This limited edition repress allows you to once again explore Coyes' mastery of spacious, mind-expanding soundscapes that draw from his deep roots in dub and experimental electronics. Some unfurl with the radiance of a new dawn, some are more liquid and reverb-drenched affairs, and others are cosmic mind melters.
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Review: There is a delightful lightness of touch to these deep dubwise explorations on the newly emerging False Aralia label, set up by Brian Foote, who founded US leftfield institution Peak Oil. Drums lap like gentle waves, synths unfurl as softly as passing clouds and smudged, ghostly vocals from Loveshadow's Anya Prisk bring romance. 'Externalism 02' is brilliantly wistful - barely there pads hint at emotional pain but dissipate before you hurt too much. 'Externalism 03' is a more lo-fi and minimal work with shuffling drums and murky low ends coalescing into a tender and bubbling soundscape then 'Externalism 04' is a sonic collage that is always shifting its focus from flickering candles to blurry pads. Hugely experimental but warmly comforting sounds.
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Review: Originally released in 2012, Fatdog's debut EP became a cult deep house gem that captured the wild energy of his legendary Werk parties in the North East of England, which hosted true underground icons like Theo Parrish, Moodymann and Move D. A fusion of UK grit and Detroit soul defines it and the EP opens with 'Remember Me,' where Chris Raine's vocals ride warm chords and electro-tinged grooves. 'U&Me' drifts into narcotic slo-house, while 'Cookie' oozes Theo Parrish-inspired swing. Closer 'Contact' brings an electroid finish for late-night heads. Now reissued by WOLF, this classic is set to become a firm fav with a whole new generation
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Berlin (grey marbled vinyl 3xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: NULLPUNKT 0000030. Rel: 26 Jun 25
Review: If you like your drum & bass to go deep and ride half-time, lock into this one from Berlin's music composer, publisher and researcher, Felix K. Presumably influenced by the subterranean depths of the murkier corners of his hometown, these are menacing cuts that stay low but hit big. The undulating drums have predatory energy as the percussion dances about up top, never staying in once place too long, just like your focus. Some are widescreen and sparse, others more tightly coiled, all of them are brilliantly kinetic and fluid, hypnotising and ultra fluid.
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Maintenant (180 gram grey marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: RELTIME 88V. Rel: 24 Jun 25
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Fabric Presents Laurent Garnier (gatefold 4xLP + MP3 download code repress)
Cat: FABRIC 223LP. Rel: 20 Jun 25
Review: Fabric Presents Laurent Garnier is a masterful 4xLP compilation showcasing the legendary French DJ's unparalleled taste in picking deep techno and house tracks. With over 35 years of experience, Garnier elevates the dancefloor like no other, and this collection reflects his exceptional taste and influence in the genre. The compilation features standout tracks such as Deon Cole's infectious 'Where The Freaks At', the atmospheric 'Aftermath' by Culoe De Song, and Anane's reimagined 'Walking On Thin Ice'. Each side offers a seamless flow of energy, including highlights like Sammy Virji & Flowdan's 'Shella Verse' and the dynamic 'Urban Snare Cypher' by Equiknoxx. Normally, a set from Laurent is a balanced look into the history of the genre while being balanced with new music he enjoys. This set focuses all on new music, showing Laurent is in touch with top-notch techno as always.
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Tomorrow Comes Today (25th Anniversary Edition) (limited white & blue vinyl 12")
Cat: 502173 2717696. Rel: 19 Jun 25
Review: This special edition pressing is a work of art as the pattern is really eye-catching. The stamp on the label is a stylish touch, too. As for the music, this is an anniversary edition of the Damon Albarn-led group's earliest available commercial release and one of their very best. The noir feel of the title track, thanks to its unforgettable melodies and atmospheric, Morricone-esque flourish, is one of the greatest indie singles of the century so far. And '12D3' is one of Gorillaz' most underrated, full of deep meaning and clues into Gorillaz mythology.
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Review: Five years have now passed since Richard Sen launched the Darkness Is Your Candle label with a typically atmospheric, clandestine and dancefloor-ready EP ('No Sameness'). Astonishingly, this 12" - a set of Sen reworks of cuts by American singer-songwriter John Grant - is only the second release. On side A, we get two takes on 'Disappointed' (vocal and instrumental) - both of which add Grant's distinctive, low register vocals to a new wave-influenced backing track rich in ghostly synth sounds, pulsating electronic bass, crystalline synth strings and spooky effects. Over on the flip, Sen gets his mitts on 'Voodoo Doll', first delivering a mid-tempo vocal version full of ear-catching, delay-laden synth sounds, chugging beats and bold bass, before concentrating on the groove and wayward synth sounds on the accompanying 'Sunshine Dub'.
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