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Singles
Aged Of Bronze
Aged Of Bronze (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: ERS 045. Rel: 29 Mar 21
Rave Digger (5:49)
Lavid Grinch (6:00)
Uhuru Glue (5:39)
Amaziac (4:14)
Silver Soarde (4:00)
Sethodone Recess Plant (4:55)
Review: Emotional Response present something intriguing and oh so fresh from Cherrystones, who has most commonly been spotted recently lurking about labels like Bahnsteig 23, but in fact has a legacy reaching back to the late 90s. This new mini-album is reportedly the result of a pointed retreat to Scotland - a period of semi-isolation with minimal distractions from the serious business of analogue synths and reel-to-reel tape. There's a lot going on, from the slinky, boogie-licked groove of 'Amaziac' to the sludgy, wave tinted 'Rave Digger', but throughout the common theme is one of rough, upfront waveforms - maximal sounds with lashings of character, wielded with glee by an artist knee deep in their craft.
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PE 017
PE 017 (12")
Cat: PE 017. Rel: 25 Aug 21
Double-Flux Honeytrap (3:30)
Emotet (D Monica) (4:24)
I Heart Hacking (4:11)
DDoNK CrySyS (3:50)
Cryptobitch Theme (7:21)
Zero Day Demon (2:33)
Cafe Can (5:49)
Review: Yes, yes, one thousand times yes. Cryptobitch resurrect track ideas and stems originally formed in 2010, as if only to prove the fact they were well ahead of the curve back then. Packing plenty of IDM nuances, while everything here is very clever indeed it's also a prime example of why the hybrid dance revolution is so infectious and all-encompassing.

Call it drum & bass, call it bassline-infused techno, it's fast but funky, littered with rough riding breakbeats and absolutely inescapable. Futurism on record, you might say. From the acid-inflected jungle style 'DDoNK CrySyS' to the bouncing and jacking 'I Heart Hacking', the lush, opiate waves of synth juxtaposed with the flairs of snare-topped drums on 'Emotet (D Monica), to the compressed, crunching stepper 'Zero Day Demon'. Exceptional stuff that should be in everyone's bag. Or box.
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Uprooted Vol 1
Cat: UPROOTED 01. Rel: 02 Nov 22
Rex Ilusivii & Goran Vejvoda & Milan Mladenovic - "Track 1" (3:40)
CHBB - "NBKE" (4:45)
Review: Versatile's new Uprooted project, masterminded by serial curator and long-time label contributor Vidal Benjamin, has an intriguing concept. It focuses on the 'duality' of musicians who grow up in one place, then move to another and absorb that culture. The two tracks on release number one were picked by Vladimir Ikovic, who has selected a track a piece from Belgrade, the city of his birth, and Dusseldorf, his current home. On the Serbian side, he offers up 'Track 1' by Rex Ilusivii, Goran Vejvoda and Milan Mladenovic, a trippy, slow-motion slab of dubbed-out, Eno-influenced slab of post-punk experimentalism from 1984. Flip for some rough, powerful, mind-mangling proto-techno from 1981: the stylish, lo-fi and pleasingly intense 'NBKE' by CHBB. Inspired obscurities that are well worth a listen.
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Albums
Fig 1
Fig 1 (LP + MP3 download code limited to 200 copies)
Cat: BRC 01. Rel: 23 Jan 23
(It's) Possible (3:51)
Ah Ah Ah Ah Ah (5:15)
A Clear Sky At Night (4:24)
Bird Brain (4:26)
Does Your Dog Bite (5:08)
Earth Music (4:42)
Sea Moss (4:46)
Day Dreaming (6:33)
Review: Fresh, warm and spontaneous - brainwave research center's eight track debut album is everything that electronic music sometimes forgets to be. Recorded and produced in the back of Smith's synthesizer/electronic repair shop, Specs Sales & Repair, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, the project is a joint collaboration between NYC-based house/techno producer, Chase Smith (W.T. Records, Apartment, is/Was), & documentary filmmaker, Christa Majoras (School of Visual Arts).
Described as a distillation of influences from experimentalism of Steve Reich, Laurie Spiegel and Black Dice, the 90s ambient techno of The Orb and Pete Namlook/Fax and more motorik flavours like Kraftwerk, Suicide, Manual Gottsching, it's a gentle but lively affair from the Art Of Noise-esque 'ah ah ah ah ah' and bubbling jam 'Bird Brain' to the epic arpeggios v guitar closer 'Day Dreaming'. This is first of four releases that the artist has planned, but there's certainly enough here to get your teeth into for now.

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Mosaic
Mosaic (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BRC 02. Rel: 25 Sep 23
Silica (5:45)
Brain Drain (4:27)
Ostrich Talk (4:03)
Treading Water (4:55)
Road Runner (5:57)
Guajillo (5:57)
Medecene II (4:29)
Last Song Of Summer (3:50)
Review: Chase Smith aka the W.T. Records and Apartment associate and documentary filmmaker Christa Majoras are back as brainwave research center with their second full length, Mosaic. Once again the sonically inquisitive pair mix up analogue synths with electro-acoustic experiments, epic and adventurous soundscapes and plenty of raw texture, hooky pop melodies and innocent rhythms. Along the way the duo take influence from their heroes including Ennio Morricone, John Carpenter and Kraftwerk on a record that was laid down in the back of Smith's synthesizer repair shop. It's an absorbing listen once more from this increasingly vital pair.
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Dekadrone
Dekadrone (limited gatefold white vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: CABS 31. Rel: 26 Mar 21
Phase One (14:29)
Phase Two (8:40)
Phase Three (11:57)
Phase Four (14:45)
Review: RECOMMENDED
When electronic hero Richard H. Kirk returned in 2020 under the Cabaret Voltaire moniker - changing band to solo project for the first record in 26 years, Shadow of Fear - it couldn't have been more apt. Known for exploring darker and more visceral ends of synthdom, the musical boundary-pusher delivered a record that was alarming, challenging and completely unique, confirming that old habits really do die hard.

12 months or so later and the world is still trapped in the chaotic mess it was when that LP dropped, but Kirk has clearly opted to explore new ideas and break yet more new ground. Dekadrone lives up to its name, offering four lengthy movements that showcase the effectiveness of refrains and the musicality that can be created, or found, in extended notes and ongoing atmospheres. Another work of staggering genius.
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Dekadrone
Cat: CABS 31CD. Rel: 26 Mar 21
Dekadrone
Review: Richard H Kirk was rightly praised for 2020's Shadow of Fear, his first album since turning Cabaret Voltaire into a solo project back in 2014, and his recently follow-up EP, Shadow of Funk. Both distilled the essence of the Cabs' club-friendly industrial funk sound, re-formatting it for the 21st century. Dekadrone, though, is a different proposition altogether. Focused not on clubs but on immersive home listening, the four-phase, single track set removes Kirk's clanking, often paranoid beats in favour of dystopian aural textures (think dark, droning tones, abstract electronics, apocalyptic ambience and dirt-encrusted samples). Those who prefer the Cabs' more experimental, ambient-leaning works will love it.
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Speak Low II
Cat: WJLP 30. Rel: 10 Dec 20
Azure (4:18)
I Think It's Going To Rain Today (5:17)
What's New/There Comes A Time (5:33)
Wild Is The Wind (5:59)
By This River (3:40)
Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair (4:34)
Ballad Of The Drowned Girl (4:15)
So Long (4:29)
Speak Low (2:12)
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Eulo Cramps
Cat: CYFU SOUL. Rel: 05 Oct 23
Ondo Helps Us Hear The Splinters (3:39)
Fly Back Stork (3:49)
Sapling (feat Eden Samara) (4:43)
Illumina (feat Julia Holter) (3:49)
Glossy Bingo Stain (6:03)
Coppertone Elegy (3:35)
Goldwood (feat Elke Wardlaw) (3:38)
Clam Lute Wig (5:22)
Years In The Hospital (3:41)
Review: Call Super has always been something of an underground darling - one of those untouchable artists with next level skills in the club, and a unique studio sound that excites even the most hardened and passionate fan. 'Eulo Cramps' is the artist's fourth album and one from the centre of a multifaceted project they call 'Tell Me I Didn't Choose This' which includes poetry, auto-biographical writing, painting and music. It is full of personal reflections and his signature melding of jazz, electronica and the unique voices of Julia Holter and Eden Samara. Though adventurous and experimental, it is an album steeped in very real emotion which we can all connect to.
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Aged Of Silver
Cat: ERS 052. Rel: 30 Aug 22
FlooriDa (5:05)
Upon Etched Glass (4:02)
Myriad (4:29)
Silk Maker (6:29)
Apache Back Swing (Swung) (4:55)
The Canal (5:01)
Review: Cherrystones returns with the second of the "Aged" EPs for Emotional Response. Time propels and so does sound, thus orbiting nuances and motion leads us here, to present whatever maybe or interpreted as. Since the acclaimed Aged Of Bronze EP a symbiotic progress of craft arrives in the aptly titled Aged Of Silver. Again each track is like a coded syntax, unlocking the puzzle to aid a listeners journey and experience, building blocks to a utopian scape in form without form notes and pictures living and residing in the dimensions.

Never pandering to trends, his art based on immediacy and the moment, no disposable sub genres that fade as fast as they emerge, transposing and emitting heard and unheard a way to communicate with himself and those that identify.

A capsule of touched emotions bearing gifts for those in the present and wishing to be present, a key with keys analogue for Silver Tongues and Brass monkeys living in the shadow of a Scorpian's Tail.




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In Electric Time
In Electric Time (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: IARC 74LP. Rel: 15 Feb 24
ElectroComp 101 (1:45)
Seawater Swell (4:31)
For Voices (1:10)
Rococco Rondo (7:29)
A Cloud Song (2:18)
Rhythm Bell (1:45)
Brush With Thin Air (3:50)
Rhythm Serge (1:25)
Static Stone Railway (2:20)
Transparent Spheres (5:12)
Echo Arp Hold (1:09)
In Electric Time (4:17)
Review: International Anthem very quickly solidified its status as one of jazz and experimental music's most interesting labels. It puts out a pretty high amount of releases and next up is Jeremiah Chiu's In Electric Time, which was made on the Vintage Synth Musems's vast collection of classic, rare and staple synthesizers. He set up with no real aims other than to play and see what came out with help from VSM founder and curator Lance Hill. It is a deep dive into experimental soundscapes and intricate compositions with pulsating rhythms and ethereal melodies that ate you into all new realms. Blending elements of ambient, techno, and avant-garde sound seamlessly, this record pushes the boundaries as it explores all new textures and hypnotic rhythms with cutting-edge sound design.
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Maremoto
Cat: TTT 104. Rel: 19 Dec 23
Seaweed Jazz Club (6:32)
Tunnel (4:57)
Les Adultes (5:13)
Murenes (3:13)
Chiara Obscura (3:48)
Jubilee (5:07)
Mascaret (4:35)
Review: It's pretty difficult to define most of the releases on Trilogy Tapes, which is only a good thing. This is certainly true of Maremoto, and the work of Francesco Pastaldi (Jean-Louis, Fantazio) and Olivier Demeaux (Heimat, Accident du travail) as Ciccio & 2MO. As wildly avant garde but compellingly listenable as you could hope for, it's been said they straddle a gap between psyche and industrial, but we say there's way more going on than just that. Their 2023 epic is certainly proof of this. There's something sinister and brooding yet instantly engaging and inviting about what's here, it's experimental yet instant when things need to be, highly complex but not in a way that distracts from the joy of tracks that range from a twisted kind of Bond-theme to wonderfully open classic live breaks, cacophonies of percussion and strange, strained stabs.
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Body Riddle (remastered)
Body Riddle (remastered) (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: WARPLP 149R. Rel: 29 Sep 22
Herr Bar (3:04)
Frau Wav (0:49)
Springtime Epigram (5:49)
Herzog (4:18)
Ted (2:55)
Roulette Thrift Run (3:17)
Vengeance Drools (3:40)
Dew On The Mouth (2:09)
Matthew Unburdened (4:36)
Night Knuckles (3:53)
The Autumnal Crush (6:03)
Review: Chris Clark does a new album every few years or so, but few have been reissued let alone this seminal project from 2006 - which saw to an as yet unheard collaboration with longtime lo-fi electrists Broadcast. Now released, 'Herr Barr Improv' gets added to the compact slew of slippery and proto-wonky experimental electronic cuts, as it should have done originally. The track is is a breaksy 6/8 sneaker, and an early example of Clark's wide-ranging inspiration.
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05 10
05 10 (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: WARPLP 346. Rel: 29 Sep 22
Frau Wav (Brief Fling) (3:11)
Re-Scar Kiln (2:33)
Urgent Jell Hack (4:13)
Dead Shark Eyes (4:56)
Boiler The Wick (3:12)
Dusk Raid (4:52)
Roller The Wick (4:55)
Herr Bar (Improv) (3:14)
Observe Harvest (4:53)
Sparrow Arc Tall (1:53)
Dusk Swells (6:10)
Autumn Linn (3:54)
Review: Clark is a much-loved electronic innovator and a long-time associate of Warp. He has put together a very special collection here featuring a wealth of new tracks as well as some top drawer and unreleased archive material and a load of rarities. It has been compiled to release alongside the remastered reissue of the Body Riddle album and shows off his unique electro style, how it has evolved over time but how it remains utterly thrilling and cutting edge.
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Zuckerzeit (reissue)
Cat: SV 189. Rel: 03 Apr 23
Hollywood (4:43)
Caramel (3:16)
Rote Riki (6:06)
Rosa (4:07)
Caramba (3:54)
Fotschi Tong (4:15)
James (3:23)
Marzipan (3:09)
Rotor (2:36)
Heisse Lippen (2:25)
Review: German outfit Cluster were pioneers in the world of prog rock, Kraut and experimental early electronic music some 50-odd years ago. Their music still resonates to this day - and fetches high prices for those willing to pay it - but thankfully reissues like this keep it available to those of us more interested in the music than the format or the investment value. This one is rooted in cold wave and synth elegance, with its loose-limbed rhythms and bendy chords, cosmic intonations and ever-optimistic melodies all making for a brilliantly unique listen and cosmic journey.
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Musick To Play In The Dark 2
Musick To Play In The Dark 2 (limited translucent orange vinyl 2xLP (side 4 etched) + MP3 download code in embossed spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: DAISC 6184. Rel: 28 Apr 22
Something
Tiny Golden Books
Ether
Paranoid Inlay
An Emergency
Where Are You?
Batwings (A Limnal Hymn)
Review: The gloaming allure of Coil's Musick To Play In The Dark albums hasn't dulled one jot in the 20+ years which have passed since their release. Dais recently reissued the first volume in the midst of a steady stream of Coil works - classics like Love's Secret Domain sitting alongside niche artefacts from the cutting room floor. There's something sparkling and bright about the sound Sleazy and Balance sculpted at this point, despite the creeping unease which lingers in the distance wherever you are in the Coil back catalogue. On Vol 2 the subtly twisted balladry and spectral sound design gives rise to yet more spine-tingling musical experiences - 'Ether' and 'Where Are You?' especially wriggle under the skin with that uncanny sensation only Coil can conjure.
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The New Backwards
The New Backwards (trifold white vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: IF 108LPW. Rel: 28 Apr 22
Careful What You Wish For (9:07)
Ayor (7:38)
Nature Is A Language (8:21)
Fire Of The Green Dragon (7:27)
Algerian Basses (5:15)
Copacabbala (6:50)
Paint Me As A Dead Soul (6:31)
Backwards (5:23)
Princess Margaret's Man In The D'Jamalfna (8:46)
Ayor Live Pornmod (It's In My Blood) (live Geoff) (4:54)
Ambient Basses Hijack Mix 1 (6:11)
Backwards Dist Vox (6:48)
Drone Geff Master (7:04)
Carny Master (7:00)
Drone Skellies (7:01)
Choir Droney Skellies (6:59)
Backwards Live Wip (Fixed Softer Backwards) (8:16)
Review: COIL is just one of those cult outfits whose reputation and hero worship amongst fans will likely never diminish. That said, perhaps only dedicated avant-garde electronic heads will know about The New Backwards, the final project from the seminal industrial band Coil. Last year it came as a particularly gory reissue splattered with the murderous blood of listeners who didn't survive the album's first incarnation from beginning to end, as well as containing eight additional tracks. This version is simply a straight reissue of the original for those who are a little queasy.
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The New Backwards (It's In My Blood Edition)
The New Backwards (It's In My Blood Edition) (limited picture disc 3xLP + insert in embossed sleeve)
Cat: AKT 010LP. Rel: 10 Jan 23
Careful What You Wish For (9:11)
AYOR (7:45)
Nature Is A Language (8:08)
Fire Of The Green Dragon (7:44)
Algerian Basses (5:11)
Copacaballa (6:56)
Paint Me As A Dead Soul (6:28)
Backwards (5:28)
Princess Margaret's Man In The D'Jamalfna (8:43)
AYOR (live Pornmod - It's In My Blood - live Geoff) (4:56)
Ambient Basses (Hijack mix 1) (6:11)
Backwards (Dist Vox) (6:52)
Drone Geoff Master (7:04)
Carny Master (7:01)
Drone Skellies (7:04)
Choir Droney Skellies (7:11)
Backwards (live Wip - Fixed Softer Backwards) (8:18)
Review: Perhaps only dedicated avant-garde electronic heads will know about The New Backwards, the final project from the seminal industrial band Coil. But that doesn't make this 2008 masterpiece worthy of this new gory, visceral reissue; far from it. Limited to just 555 copies and splattered with the murderous blood of listeners who didn't survive the album's first incarnation from beginning to end, this one contains 8 additional tracks, including an exclusive live 'work in progress' track ('Backwards'), documenting the many criminally insane production choices Peter Christopherson and co. would make in real time.
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Musick To Play In The Dark
Musick To Play In The Dark (2xLP (side 4 etched) + MP3 download code in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: DAIS 155LP. Rel: 27 Nov 20
Are You Shivering? (9:31)
Red Birds Will Fly Out Of The East & Destroy Paris In A Night (12:27)
Red Queen (10:39)
Broccoli (9:23)
Strange Birds (7:31)
The Dreamer Is Still Asleep (9:36)
Review: While so many bands start losing steam after 15 years and nine albums, Coil arguably were in the opposite frame of mind as the millennium approached. Musick To Play In The Dark not only lives up to its name, it marked a transition both sonically and, err, astrologically for the band, as they declared a new era as a lunar rather than solar group. God bless the 1990s, eh?

Digressions aside, what's here is weird and wonderful in equal measure, like walking around a darkened stately home on a still night, silver streaks of light illuminating various rooms, all of which are thick with atmosphere. Whether it's spooky distorted sounds on 'Strange Birds', 'Red Queen''s strange droning late-night piano soul, or the yearning ambient pop on 'The Dreamer Is Still Asleep', it's a subtly bold record packed with exceptional ideas built to last another two decades at least.
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The Nature
The Nature (LP + insert)
Cat: EM 05. Rel: 27 Mar 24
A History Of Birdsong (10:08)
Blues Confessional (3:13)
Dirt (4:50)
Andromeda (3:32)
The Great Underwater (6:48)
Eagle Shit (2:18)
For The Wild (7:02)
Review: .
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Aquapelagos Vol 2 Indico
Cat: KRXN 026. Rel: 23 Jan 24
Return To Chagos (9:47)
Trincomalee (6:52)
Nicobar (11:13)
Tuangku (7:06)
Review: Of all the seas in the world, the Indian Ocean is up there with those that invoke the greatest sense of mystery. Filling the rather big bit between East Africa, South East Asia, Australia and Oceana, it's a vast expanse of water known for deceptively dangerous paradise islands, political uncertainty, incredible natural beauty and a somewhat wild west (or east?) seafaring culture. It's a place that feels far less familiar to us here in Britain even than the Pacific, and as such a record that looks to interpret cultures and scenes from this watery region is always going to be intriguing. This is the second thematic volume in the Aquapelagos series, split LPs that focus on societies surrounded by waves, and the communities therein. Mike Cooper and Pierre Bastien's interpretation of the Indian Ocean is mesmerising, and often sounds isolated, hypnotic noises ebbing and flowing, distant calls, percussive details, 'atmos' of bird sounds, oscillations, high pitched feedback. A place that is serene and yet disturbed, often by distinctly human elements.
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School Daze
School Daze (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: DE 052. Rel: 20 Jun 22
Zygote
Mockingbird Dream
Nightcrawler
Pagan Rhythms
Seven Sacred Pools
School Daze
He's Like You
Journey Home
Out Of Body
Primordial Landscape
Tides Of Man
Review: School Daze is a killer compilation put together by the Dark Entries label and the Honey Soundsystem crew, collating some of the early recordings produced by Patrick Cowley in the years between 1973-81 and were later used as soundtrack material in two gay porn films. You will probably know Cowley for his Hi-NRG output or 'that' Donna Summer remix or his behind the buttons work on Sylvester tracks. Be prepared for a surprise (well quite a few as the 'explicit content' warning on the cover lives up to its billing) as this collection presents Cowley as a producer capable of many styles and moods. The closest School Daze comes to the sound Cowley is most identified is opening track "Zygote" and from here the collection runs through primitive electronics, short bursts of wave and more with a few extended gems that highlight Cowley's talent for arrangement. One of the compilations of the year!
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Body Of Content
Body Of Content (limited coloured vinyl LP limited to 300 copies)
Cat: PI 253. Rel: 21 May 21
Tears Take Forever (feat NikkiH2OP) (2:23)
Honey (feat Vallmo) (3:21)
Track 3 (feat Charity SSB & Exploited Body) (3:33)
No Stars Above Before Like A Million (feat NikkiH2OP & Matt Bye) (3:47)
Olimpia (feat Olimpia & Alberto) (1:35)
Rats (2:45)
Numbers Stumbling / Falling Wont Kill A Bird (feat NikkiH2OP) (3:16)
For Us (feat Jeuru & CTM) (4:02)
Fluffy (feat Lyzza) (5:09)
Review: Croatian Amor and Varg2TM's latest collaborative release, Body of Content, may well be their most triumphant excursion yet. Made during lockdown via the exchanging of sounds, rhythms, vocals and melodies, it features a huge cast-list of collaborators and, in the words of the Wire style wordsmiths at the Posh Isolation label, "embraces the novel unions and arrangements of our digital world". We're unsure exactly what this means, but what's on offer is a series of luminous experimental pop songs in which modified, future R&B vocals are variously combined with layered ambient sounds, experimental electronic textures, bubbling, club-ready post hip-hop rhythms, Hudson Mohawke style synth splashes and much more besides. It may or may not end up being a significant release, but it certainly sounds like one.
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Intra I
Intra I (LP)
Cat: NS 0015LP. Rel: 25 Mar 22
Intro (feat Remi Graves) (2:13)
We Go Again (4:20)
Roots (feat Shumba Massai) (3:03)
The Spiral (feat Afronaut Zu & Ahnanse) (4:18)
Trust The Journey (3:25)
40tude (4:19)
Watching Over (Bless Up Dad) (3:00)
Forward Progression II (4:16)
Play To Win (feat Consensus) (3:17)
Universal Alignment (feat Oren Marshal) (3:48)
Review: After the breakout success of his 2019 debut album Fyah, Theon Cross is back with his hotly anticipated follow-up. The British tubist and trombonist is right at the vanguard of young, modern jazz, playing an integral role in scene-leading bands Sons of Kemet and Moses Boyd Exodus, and his second album reaffirms his vision in dazzling style. The contemporary sound of British jazz is all about embracing new modes alongside the core skills and traditions of the culture, and Cross demonstrates this across every inch of Intra-I. The tuba never sounded so futuristic, and Cross' virtuoso playing folds into slick electronic processes with a fluidity that comes from within. Cross embodies this hybridised music like only he can, making a vital creative statement in the process.
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Orange
Orange (gatefold 2xLP + poster)
Cat: TTT 102. Rel: 14 Mar 23
Bassline (6:10)
Shred (8:21)
Voice Of The Spider (8:59)
Pink Mist (6:32)
Mandarin (2:27)
Would You Like A Vampire (feat Bridget St John) (8:01)
Storm Rips Banana Tree (19:33)
Review: CS + Kreem have a hard job on their hands to follow up the magnificent Snoopy but they do it admirably with Orange. This is another intriguing album on The Trilogy Tapes that pairs suspenseful emptiness with fresh instrumental interjections, creepy spoken words with atmospheric found sounds to make for an album that is part sound collage, part experimental rhythms and part ambient storytelling. Acoustic guitars, nervy cellos, tentative xylophones, woozy flutes and lazy drum sounds all colour the airwaves in this most deep, compelling and pensive of records.
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Platinum Scatter
Platinum Scatter (180 gram red vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: YUKU 031. Rel: 19 Jan 23
Focus Point (4:29)
Weight (6:03)
Greed (4:07)
Reverendous (4:31)
Platinum Scatter (5:31)
Anchor (4:09)
TNM (4:39)
Miles To Go (4:18)
Eternal Recurrence (4:57)
Running State (4:11)
Deep Mind (4:59)
Transscript (4:15)
Fallout (5:47)
Procedure (5:29)
Review: German scientist Current Value elevates his 14th studio album to wax status and the world is a better place. Rolling out over two heavyweight 12"s, this particular body of work explores the relationship between drum & bass and techno in a whole rainbow of interesting and uncompromising ways. From the pummelling non-stop 4x4s of 'Greed' to the glitchy, rising frequencies and twisted emotions of the title track, each cut takes a snapshot or a pinch of ingredients, inspects them on a microscopic level and turns them inside out. Elsewhere cuts like 'TNM' melt your face off with thundering beats and momentous energy while other tracks such as 'Deep Mind' go straight for the cranial sensation and fry your brain within seconds. An exceptional exploration. No one does it like Current Value.
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Played by: M50
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Mobius
Mobius (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: OBL 03. Rel: 09 Feb 22
Pendulum (3:52)
Lune D'Afrique (3:56)
Valse (5:01)
Syncussion (3:29)
Aqueduc (3:54)
Poissons Volants (4:48)
Vague (5:56)
Magma (5:13)
Murmuration (5:04)
Review: RECOMMENDED
The information readily available about this release is, at best, pretty limited. What we can tell you is that Mobius was first conceived as an 'aerial ballet' by Cie XY, who worked with the choreographer Rachid Ouramdane, leaving music to the established partnership of Jonathan Fitoussi and Clemens Hourriere. Perhaps what's more important than all that, though, is the central building block for much of what's here.

Billed as "a brand new episode in their exploration of the legendary modular synthesiser - The Buchla", the result is a collection of work that could quite easily sit at home next to the likes of Fort Romeau or the lighter end of Kompakt's output. At times, well at home on dancefloors in darkened rooms, in other moments lush and serene in the extreme.
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Music For Unknown Rituals
Music For Unknown Rituals (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code limited to 300 copies)
Cat: UR 149LP. Rel: 20 Nov 23
Derived From The Trout Mask In A Tentative Manner (4:41)
The Dissolution Of Time (8:55)
Abdication (5:02)
The Alphabet Of Steps (6:21)
Les Cycles Extatiques (6:51)
The Geometry Of Rhythmics (5:19)
At The Margin Of Moments (6:36)
Through The Deserts Of Postmodernity (9:32)
Stereometry Of Moving Bodies (6:25)
Suspecting Metaphysical Symbols (7:24)
Review: Another exceptional double album deep dive from Umor Rex mainstays Andreas Gerth and Carl Oesterhelt, respectively one-half of Driftmachine, and the artist who debuted with the landmark 11 Pieces for Synthesizer album. As ever, trying to summon adjectives to correctly describe what's here isn't easy, but let's give it a go anyway. Mysterious, dark, haunting, but also ultimately very beautiful - albeit often in a slightly chilling way - it's highly rhythmic patient stuff. A fitting title, it's hard not to picture tribalism, gatherings, premeditated practices and timeless traditions when becoming absorbed by the hypnotic contents here. It's transportive stuff, both in terms of time and place, era and style, a sense of loops and cycles being the real omnipresent thread here. Earthen ambient, strange factory floor downtempo, cinematic synths and more. The kind of record that's only possible when two people haul themselves up in a remote village with an abundance of instruments and see what happens.
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Never Stop Texting Me
Cat: OM 168. Rel: 20 Apr 22
Same (4:58)
Hands (4:06)
Kyle (2:38)
Iphone2 (3:30)
Stairs (4:36)
Camille (2:25)
Missed (feat Bloodzboi & How To Dress Well) (5:15)
Art (3:34)
Arms (5:58)
Floor (part 2) (4:25)
Review: According to the words provide by the people at Orange Milk Records. More Ease and Claire Rousay's new album Never Stop Texting Me is a pop album. Every track features a rich array of melody and choruses that sing, with lyrics musing on the mundanity of every day life as well as collaborations with friends. Both artists are said to have shared the creative duties equally throughout the writing process and it results in something sad, funny, honest and accessible. Bloodzboi and How To Dress Well are top collaborators.
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Consumed In Key
Consumed In Key (3xLP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: TURBO 213LP. Rel: 01 Apr 22
Contain (8:10)
Consume (9:28)
Passage In (1:43)
Cor Ten (6:23)
Ekko (4:00)
Converge (4:11)
Locomotion (8:45)
In Side (11:06)
Consumed (11:17)
Passage Out (3:05)
Review: Plastikman is in the glory years of his career, and the recognition of this of late has come in the form of various reissues and deluxe editions. One move we didn't expect Mr. Hawtin to take, however, was approving an entire 'semi-classical' reimagining of his original album 'Consumed', first released in 1998. 'Consumed In Key' is a new collaborative version made between Hawtin and pianist/producer Chilly Gonzales; every track found on the original 'Consumed' now features piano flourishings and other instruments peppered over each moody techno jam, fleshing out the pangs we could only previously imagine on first listen.

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