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Review: Sean Bowie is back with another ode to the tortured, damned, and damned good. The Florida-born enfant terrible of US alt-rock can barely put a foot wrong in our eyes, whether that's the post-chillwave of Teams, the moniker he was recording under in the early-2010s, or the Tumor releases. This is the place where Death In Vegas fans come to be reassured it's not quite over yet.
The Asymptotical World, not to be confused with The Asymptomatic World, is a case in point. This is punk, if punk decided to dive into bed with electroclash and they had a baby that wasn't really what anyone expected. It's sludgy, scummy, guitar-driven chaotic noise that occasionally dissipates into white mayhem, all the while maintaining not just its sense of self, but an underlying feeling you're two seconds from a rave while in the moshpit.
… Read moreThe Asymptotical World, not to be confused with The Asymptomatic World, is a case in point. This is punk, if punk decided to dive into bed with electroclash and they had a baby that wasn't really what anyone expected. It's sludgy, scummy, guitar-driven chaotic noise that occasionally dissipates into white mayhem, all the while maintaining not just its sense of self, but an underlying feeling you're two seconds from a rave while in the moshpit.
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One More Time One More Chance (reissue) (180 gram vinyl 12" + insert)
Cat: URDC 88. Rel: 21 Dec 23
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Englishman In New York
Don't Look Back In Anger
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La Llama Que Nunca Se Apaga (hand-numbered 7" limited to 240 copies)
Cat: SR 6. Rel: 05 Feb 21
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Honoris III: Tribute To Bauhaus EP (gold vinyl 12")
Cat: SOIL 019. Rel: 12 Apr 23
Review: This new compilation by the (literally) grassroots Spanish label Soil pays tribute to the late incipient goth band Bauhaus - known for their volatile performances, blackened and deathly sound, and later controversial antics. Aiming to highlight the band's admixture of glam with goth, irreverent demeanour, and strange fusions of dub, regional music and post-punk, artists and groups such as Years Of Denial, Selfishadows and Radikal Kuss deliver six curveball takes on Bauhaus' great songs, from 'All We Ever Wanted' to the unmatchable 'Dark Entries'.
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Live In Sweden 1967 (limited red & black splattered vinyl 10" + insert)
Cat: V 300. Rel: 06 Apr 23
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Whatcha Gonna Do For Me? (limited clear vinyl 7")
Cat: P7 6486. Rel: 05 Dec 22
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We All Deserve A Chance (hand-numbered yellow vinyl 7" + insert + sticker limited to 180 copies)
Cat: OBH 10. Rel: 07 Dec 20
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Review: Setting the stage for their as-of-yet untitled sophomore full-length, Leeds based indie darlings Yard Act have unveiled their eight-minute opus-like standalone single The Trenchcoat Museum. Channeling a new wave promiscuity and frenetic synth-laden playfulness into their pre-established sound, while tip-toeing a fine line between scathing self-analysis and reliably humourous absurdity, the piece serves as an indicator of their current sonic trajectory, while showcasing an introspective look at their sudden meteoric rise over the past few years. Complete with an accompanying Black Mirror-esque music video directed by James Slater, and a B-side flip remix by the incomparable Arthur Baker, anticipation is rife for where the band are leading their myriad of avid followers. Serving as both an extension of the narrative set in place by last year's exceptional debut LP The Overload, and a bridging point to their next aesthetic era, this new single offers newcomers a welcome chance to play catch up before the mayhem commences all over again.
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Childhood Eyes (limited gatefold 1-sided digitally printed clear vinyl 12")
Cat: EQV 4991. Rel: 12 Sep 23
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Happenings Ten Years Time Ago (7" in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: DEMSING 009. Rel: 09 Jun 23
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The Overload
Dead Horse
Payday
Rich
The Incident
Witness
Land Of The Blind
Quarantine The Sticks
Tall Poppies
Pour Another
100% Endurance
Review: Those who still pay attention to the music press may have noticed a fair bit of chatter about post-punk outfit Yard Act's debut album, The Overload, which one esteemed organ described as being "wonderfully wacky". That arguably does the album a disservice - "wacky" has negative connotations to some - but it is certainly a fun, freewheeling affair, whose tongue-in-cheek lyrics are frequently rip-roaringly funny. Sitting somewhere between vintage post-punk, Idles, Sleaford Mods and the Arctic Monkeys (the Leeds' band's vocals are often heavily accented), it's a riotous mix of gnarled guitar riffs, bombastic bass, shout-along choruses, drum machine beats and surprise nods to disparate musical styles (EG West African rhythms on 'Payday', Juju guitars on 'Land of the Blind') .
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The Overload (limited 180 gram translucent green vinyl LP + insert (indie exclusive))
Cat: ZENFC 007LP. Rel: 21 Jan 22
Review: RECOMMENDED
The thing everyone needs to understand about the UK is the disparity between projected image and real life is almost as overwhelming as the rich-poor divide. On the one hand, there's posturing of pomp, pageantry, grandeur and decorum. Then you actually get here and realise there are really only two types of inhabitants of this island nation, and few of either have manners - those who only give a shit about themselves, and the often eccentric others who do want to help those they pass on the street.
Yard Act, arguably the best thing we've heard to come out of Leeds since the emergence of super-talented techno producer Happa, directly address the first category of British resident in this, their startlingly raw and delightfully off-centre debut album. From middle class trendies to Brexiteering belligerents, think Sleaford Mods providing a backing track to IDLES' observational poetry, with an added dose of Jarvis Cocker-esque theatrics, only less camp, much rawer.
… Read moreThe thing everyone needs to understand about the UK is the disparity between projected image and real life is almost as overwhelming as the rich-poor divide. On the one hand, there's posturing of pomp, pageantry, grandeur and decorum. Then you actually get here and realise there are really only two types of inhabitants of this island nation, and few of either have manners - those who only give a shit about themselves, and the often eccentric others who do want to help those they pass on the street.
Yard Act, arguably the best thing we've heard to come out of Leeds since the emergence of super-talented techno producer Happa, directly address the first category of British resident in this, their startlingly raw and delightfully off-centre debut album. From middle class trendies to Brexiteering belligerents, think Sleaford Mods providing a backing track to IDLES' observational poetry, with an added dose of Jarvis Cocker-esque theatrics, only less camp, much rawer.
Played by: Juno Recommends Rock/Indie
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The Eraser
Analyse
The Clock
Black Swan
Skip Divided
Atoms For Peace
And It Rained All Night
Harrowdown Hill
Cymbal Rush
Review: As Radiohead tour the world and then regroup to record their new album, Thom Yorke releases his own record, 'The Eraser' on XL Recordings. A collection of nine new songs, the record was written and played by Thom and was produced by Nigel Godrich. Variously hailed as "The Best Band In The World" (Q Magazine), "Rock's Best Live Band" (Rolling Stone) and the band were placed at number 1 of Spin Magazine's 40 most influential artists, Radiohead has arguably become the most acclaimed and adventurous force in modern music. Over six studio albums the group have proved that it is possible to make massive creative leaps whilst continuing to grow in worldwide stature. Their records set new benchmarks for others to aim towards, whilst their live shows reach levels of intensity and exploration that few can match.
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Review: It's taken a while, but finally Thom Yorke's impressive third solo album, "ANIMA", is available on wax (and in a fetching shade of orange, too). A future classic that continues the legacy he started with XL Recordings back in 2006 (with his solo debut The Eraser), ANIMA is well worth picking up, as Yorke and co-producer Nigel Godrich offer up evocative, off-kilter songs built around the twin attractions of the Radiohead man's distinctive vocals and skewed backing tracks rich in layered electronic noise, body-bending sub-bass, discordant synthesizer parts and intriguingly jaunty drum loops. Highlights are plentiful throughout, from the creepy, lo-fi ambient swirl of "Last I Heard (...He Was Circling the Drain)" and "Dawn Chorus" (a blissfully dewy-eyed early morning soundscape), to the low-slung, post-trip-hop hum of "I Am A Very Rude Person" and the fizzing, jazz-fired thrust of "Impossible Knots". Melancholic, yes. Deep and self-effacing, of course. Nihilistic, not really. Percussive futurist sub-pop is back.
… Read morePlayed by: MUSAR Recordings
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Suspiria: Music For The Luca Guadagnino Film (Soundtrack) (gatefold pink vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: XL 936LP. Rel: 26 Oct 18
Review: Given his innate ability to craft intensely atmospheric and often fundamentally unsettling music, it seems apt that Thom Yorke has finally got around to producing a film soundtrack. It's fitting, too, that said soundtrack is for Luca Guadagnino's weirdo remake of 1977 Italian horror flick "Suspiria". Yorke nails the brief, delivering a string of chilling, otherworldly instrumentals that not only draw on his well-established love of dark ambient and gruesome electronica, but also foreboding neo-classical movements and sparse, wide-eyed arrangements. There are a smattering of superb vocal moments, too, with recent single "Suspirio" - described by one broadsheet reviewer as "the saddest waltz you'll ever here" - standing out.
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Review: Known as one of house music's contemporary darlings, Yaeji returns to XL Recordings with a concept album certain to prove her worth as an artist well beyond hip, 4x4 vocal bangers. With A Hammer is an album with full cross-continental appeal, hearing Yaeji channel her regional affinities with Seoul, London and New York into a righteously angry comeback. Across it, Yaeji is accompanied by her metaphorical hammer friend - Hammer Lee - whom she uses proudly to smash the many heterodox expectations foisted on her and her community, and which have conspired to keep her down in the past. With signature bilingual vocals and an updated slick sound, the album also brings together tunes made with K Wata, Enayet, Nourished by Time, and Loraine James.
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Review: Two years on from the release of her acclaimed mixtape-style full length debut, What We Draw, Kathy Yaeji Lee returns to XL Recordings with her debut studio album With a Hammer. Conceived (lyrically at least) as an examination of the singer-songwriter-producer's relationship with anger, the album sees Lee expand on her house/hyper-pop-influenced trademark sound via nods to trip-hop, rock, drum & bass and more, with the addition of - for the first time in her career - live instrumentation. Of course, amongst the musical tweaks and collaborations (Lorraine James, Nourished By Time, K Wata and Enganet all feature), there are still plenty of nods to her pop-leaning productions of old, not least bi-lingual vocals (she often sings in Korean as well as English) and a sense of sonic style that has always been one of the aural hallmarks of Lee's work.
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Review: We are still being treated to superb albums that were written during the Coronavirus pandemic lockdowns and this is one of them. It took shape across a two-year period in New York, Seoul, and London and finds the highly rated Yaeji looking closely at her relationship with anger. In something of a shift away from the sound of previous work, she brings in rock and hip-hop elements as well as her signature house style. The lyrics in English and Korean are dark and self-reflective, while the artist also employs live instrumentation for the first time. Guests include K Wata and Enayet, plus vocals from London's Loraine James and Baltimore's Nourished by Time.
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Tobimasu (remastered) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: WRWTFWW 079. Rel: 28 Apr 23
Bokyo
Kibun O Kaete
Review: Hako Yamasaki is a chinstrokers' legend of Japanese folk music, releasing 22 sensitive jazz and easy listening albums since her debut in 1975. Tobimasu (Flying) is her first album and is largely an introductory showcase of her talents: haunting vocals, poetic lyrics, acoustic guitar. What ensued was the entrenching of Yamasaki's into public memory - here was something about her mixture teenage angst, feminist themes and grounding in 1970s new age culture that the music-loving public simply could not resist.
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Tobimasu (remastered) (CD with obi-strip)
Cat: WRWTFWW 079CD. Rel: 24 May 23
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Tsunawatari (remastered) (CD with obi-strip)
Cat: WRWTFWW 080CD. Rel: 24 May 23
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Big Generator (Japanese Edition) (UHQ-CD with obi-strip)
Cat: WEAJ 7436696. Rel: 31 Jan 23
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House (Soundtrack) (remastered) (180 gram pink smoke vinyl LP + art print)
Cat: WW 145LITA. Rel: 26 May 23
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Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume (Or Simply Hot Between Worlds) (gatefold yellow vinyl LP + fold-out poster + MP3 download code)
Cat: WARPLP 354I. Rel: 27 Apr 23
Review: Is it rock? Is it metal? Is it synth pop? How about art noise? Someone, somewhere, is trying to pen a thesis on how you define the mighty and mysterious Yves Tumor. Best leave it to them, then. Wonder aside, the Knoxville, Tennessee outsider has finally delivered the follow up to Heaven To A Tortured Mind and it's every bit another masterpiece that grabs listeners by the jugular and challenges them, while delivering exactly what they didn't realise they wanted to hear.
While it's difficult to find much genuinely surprising in music today, the sheer breadth of Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume (Or Simply Hot Between Worlds) is in itself a shock. Over the course of 12 tracks, we hit grinding electroclash ('God Is A Circle'), seductive operatic pop ('Lovely Sewer'), main stage heavy rock ('Parody'), distorted and pained metal ('Meteora Blues'), and high-paced, rousing indie ('In Spite of War'), among other styles, all realised via a unique musical identity some would kill to possess.
… Read moreWhile it's difficult to find much genuinely surprising in music today, the sheer breadth of Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume (Or Simply Hot Between Worlds) is in itself a shock. Over the course of 12 tracks, we hit grinding electroclash ('God Is A Circle'), seductive operatic pop ('Lovely Sewer'), main stage heavy rock ('Parody'), distorted and pained metal ('Meteora Blues'), and high-paced, rousing indie ('In Spite of War'), among other styles, all realised via a unique musical identity some would kill to possess.
Played by: Juno Recommends Rock/Indie
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Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume (Or Simply Hot Between Worlds) (gatefold LP + fold-out poster + MP3 download code)
Cat: WARPLP 354. Rel: 27 Apr 23
Review: Art-rock auteur Yves Tumor occupies a headspace like no other, putting experimental noise, r&b and glam rock together in a bold, ever-escalating fusion, showing off a flair for simply making powerful Frankensteins out of their favourite styles. Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds) adds yet once more this pot: it's a glistening, richly detailed, arguably ultimate expression of their vision, mixing such far-flung influences as My Bloody Valentine, Prince and The Smashing Pumpkins into a deep affector for the Gen Z-eitgeist.
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Cat: WARPCD 354. Rel: 27 Apr 23
Review: Sean Bowie's fifth full-length as Yves Tumor arrives with an epic title (the academically minded will be debating its meaning for years to come), a grandiose electro-rock/post-punk goes-electroclash sound, and a bagful of valedictory reviews. It's basically an extension of Bowie's previous work with a few twists, but that's no bad thing; after all, the artist's distinctive sound and strong songs have always been an impressive calling card. Highlights are plentiful, from the fizzing, 21st century punk-funk of 'Lovely Sewer', and the Prince-does-Nine Inch Nails-flex of 'Parody', to the alternately jangling and sleazy 'Operator', and the post-ESG dancefloor heaviness of 'Fear Evil Like Fire'.
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Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume (Or Simply Hot Between Worlds) (limited gatefold 2xLP + poster + MP3 download code)
Cat: WARPLP 354X. Rel: 27 Apr 23
Review: Yves Tumor's capacity to constantly stylistically evolve between each album once more makes itself evident on Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume. Everything from goth-pop to experimental noise rock (usual styles for Yves Tumor) crop up here, hammering home ther increasingly crazed world after a directional shift following the EP 'Heaven To A Tortured Mind'.
… Read morePlayed by: Midland
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World Record (limited gatefold clear vinyl 2xLP (side 4 etched) + booklet (indie exclusive))
Cat: 09362 4866510. Rel: 18 Nov 22
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Harvest (50th Anniversary Japanese Edition) (limited 3xSHM-CD + 2xDVD box set + poster + book with obi-strip)
Cat: WPZR 30937/41. Rel: 05 Jan 23
Harvest Time (DVD1)
BBC In Concert - February 23, 1971 (DVD2)
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The Yes Album (Deluxe Edition) (limited LP + 4xCD + Blu-ray + insert + poster + booklet in hard-back book sleeve with obi-strip)
Cat: WPZR 30976. Rel: 22 Jan 24
Yours Is No Disgrace (CD1 original album remastered)
Clap
Starship Trooper: Life Seeker/Disillusion/Wurm
I've Seen All Good People: Your Move/All Good People
A Venture
Perpetual Change
Yours Is No Disgrace (CD2 Steven Wilson 2014 remixes & instrumentals)
Starship Trooper: Life Seeker/Disillusion/Wurm
I've Seen All Good People: Your Move/All Good People
A Venture
Perpetual Change
Yours Is No Disgrace (instrumental)
Starship Trooper: Life Seeker/Disillusion/Wurm (instrumental)
I've Seen All Good People: Your Move/All Good People (instrumental)
A Venture (instrumental)
Perpetual Change (instrumental)
Your Move (CD3 Rarities - single version)
Starship Trooper: Life Seeker (single version)
Clap (Studio version)
A Venture (extended mix)
Yours Is No Disgrace (mono version)
Clap (mono version)
Starship Trooper: Life Seeker/Disillusion/Wurm (mono version)
I've Seen All Good People: Your Move/All Good People (mono version)
A Venture (mono version)
Perpetual Change (mono version)
Starship Trooper: Life Seeker (alternate take - instrumental)
I've Seen All Good People: Your Move/All Good People (Early take)
Yours Is No Disgrace (alternate mix)
I've Seen All Good People: Your Move/All Good People (CD 4 In Concert - live At Konserthuset, Gothenburg, Sweden, January 21, 1971)
Astral Traveller
Everydays
Yours Is No Disgrace (live At The Yale Bowl, New Haven, CT, July 24, 1971)
I've Seen All Good People: Your Move/All Good People
Clap/Classical Gas
Perpetual Change
2023 Steven Wilson Atmos Mix (Blu-Ray - The Yes album)
2023 Steven Wilson 5.1 Mix
2023 Stereo Remaster
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Rust Never Sleeps (reissue) (heavyweight vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: 009362 4917571. Rel: 18 Aug 17
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Review: What proportion of the rock 'n' roll pantheons Neil Young will occupy when he finally (God forbid) stables the Crazy Horse is anyone's guess, but you'd better believe it will be more than most artists. 'Homegrown', until now at least, was at risk of being missing from those chapters, which would have been a crying shame given it epitomises what a songwriting tour de force he was in the 1970s. There's a raw feel to the album that goes beyond the near-50-year-old born-on date, perhaps best encapsulated in the fact we open mid-note - the tape started rolling after the maestro began playing. At the time Young was reeling from a breakup, and eventually decided not to release the album at all due to its personal subject matter. Now ready to let the world in, it's quintessential Young but also one of the closest we've ever got to his soul, albeit retrospectively.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Rock/Indie, Juno Records Staff Picks
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Review: Following the indignant and charged agenda of 2016's 'Peace Trail', Neil Young has changed tack in releasing this fascinating collection of unheard material. As opposed to his usual polemical protest, 'Hitchhiker' provides refreshing and necessary solace from the increasingly insane zeitgeist. Recorded over one night in 1976 with Young's then-producer David Briggs, this previously unreleased set is thoroughly engaging through its purity and presence. The closeness with which the two worked together is audible through Briggs' intimate production, and this rediscovered gem serves to prove Young's continuing relevance and could provide an engaging introduction to a new generation of fans.
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