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Review: Hip hop super group Run The Jewels aka Brooklyn-based rapper-producer El-P and Atlanta-based rapper Killer Mike continue to turn out new albums that continue to get a great reception. But at the same time, their old albums are still much sought after and so are being reissued. Run The Jewels 2 first came back in 2014 and received widespread acclaim from critics. They appreciated its darker, more layered production and Killer Mike and El-P's lyricism and chemistry and its guest contributions from the likes of Zach de la Rocha, Travis Barker and Diane Coffee.
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Review: On its 25th anniversary, Dido's No Angel hears a reissue after years of quiet retouching, though it has always been a touching record. It introduced the dove-winged Dido as a subtle anomaly compared to the post-Britpop landscape she splashed onto; more introspective than the era's radio pop, but too melodic and emotionally direct for the trip-hop bracket she was often loosely filed under. The album was shaped over several years, with early versions circulating before Arista officially picked it up, much of it having been co-produced with her brother Rollo Armstrong (of Faithless). That connection lends the record the gently electronic undercurrent Dido is now remembered for: looped beats, ambient washes, soft synth beds, acoustic guitar, and a diaristic, plainspoken subject range in the lyrics. Its house vibes - domestic mundanity, bruised endurance - could hardly predict its lead song's aggravated use in Eminem's 'Stan'.
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Comfort In Sound (2025 Remaster) (limited 'curacao' blue vinyl LP)
Cat: 964128 681. Rel: 12 Sep 25
Rock
Review: One of the defining moments of the 90s Welsh indie pop band's career, their fourth album arrived at a time of profound personal loss - the death of drummer Jon Lee - marking a shift in both their sound and emotional direction. The album sees them shifting from raw energy to a more reflective mood that captures their journey through grief, translating it into a refined blend of alternative rock.The production is sharp, with standout tracks like the anthemic 'Just the Way I Am' showcasing an evolving sophistication, while the melancholic 'Tide of Change' and 'Forget About Tomorrow' - complete with orchestral backing - offers introspective moments. But despite the challenging backdrop, the album flows with a sense of optimism too, highlighted by the rousing 'Full Circle'. This expanded version is a celebration of a pivotal period in their legacy, as well as containing a stack of tunes that helped define the era.
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Review: R.E.M.'s first single gets a sharp rethink here, as onetime breakbeat hopeful turned superproducer Jacknife Lee reworks 'Radio Free Europe' for 2025, brightening its edges without sanding off the rawness. The 10" EP gathers together early recordings from 1981, when Mitch Easter first put the band to tape: the prized Hib-Tone single version of 'Radio Free Europe', its original B-side 'Sitting Still', the minimal 'Wh. Tornado' demo, and Easter's dubbed-out studio mix 'Radio Free Dub'. Pressed to orange vinyl and limited in run, the release acts as a flashpoint between the group's ragged, wiry beginnings and the high-gloss politics of Lee's modern production. All proceeds go to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, a nod to the band's early spirit of defiance.
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Review: After debut album WOOF, South East Londoners Fat Dog return with 'Peace Song', a curveballing single every bit as strange as it is sincere. A longtime setlist gem, the track brings a rare stillness to chaos: a pause in the frenzy for arms-in-the-air swaying (there's the unlikely inclusion of a children's choir). But don't mistake this for sentimentality: Joe Love's repeated line "And I'm in love with the world" is as much a provocation as a profession of joy. The accompanying video, directed by James Ogram, descends gleefully into lo-fi monster madness, riffing on kaiju cinema with a DIY touch that's all Fat Dog. Whether it signals a new direction or a temporary detour, 'Peace Song' proves Fat Dog unafraid to undercut their own earnestness with a snarl a smirk.
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Review: Florida-born rapper Doechii's 'Anxiety' didn't land overnight; it bubbled up from a 2019 YouTube demo, got sampled by Sleepy Hallow in 2023, then roared back in 2025 as a full-blown hit. Rerecorded and officially released via Top Dawg and Capitol, the track hinges on a warped lift from Gotye and Kimbra's 2011 smash, flipping that now-familiar hook into a tense, twitchy backdrop for Doechii's switchblade delivery. It's part rap confession, part pop catharsis, and all nerve. The song's viral comeback, sparked by TikTok, pushed it ever up the charts, cracking the top ten in the US and climbing to number one in Australia and Switzerland. Added as a bonus cut to Alligator Bites Never Heal, 'Anxiety' also spawned a Mackel-directed video that slyly nods to its core sample source.
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Cat: 198028 94631. Rel: 11 Jul 25
Metal
Review: With the recent announcement of the mother of all farewell shows for metal pioneers Black Sabbath slated for 5th July on their hometurf of Birmingham at Villa Park, which shall also serve as the final live performance from the original vocalist/reality TV star/bat decapitator/overall heavy metal legend Ozzy Osbourne, See You On The Other Side offers a mammoth collation of the Ozz Man's entire solo discography, beginning with the seminal 1980 debut full-length Blizzard Of Ozz, running all the way up to the 2022 swansong Patient Number 9, with space provided for the much adored rarities compilation Flippin' The B-Side. Limited to 2000 individually numbered copies, this gargantuan hyper deluxe boxset also arrives complete with ten full-size posters comprised of vintage photos, a gold bat vinyl slipmat, as well as a numbered vellum certificate of authenticity personally signed by Ozzy himself.
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Review: Part of a dedicated reissues campaign of much of Japanese funk and prog instrumentalist Masayoshi Takanaka's discography, we're now privy to one of the best records within it: the esteemed, sensitively embellished, and patently instrumental super-opus, All Of Me. The only compilation record to be reissued as part of the series, All Of Me was first put out in the same period as the early treats Brasilian Skies and Jolly Jive, which sealed the deal on Takanaka's (successful) career, and saw to the unstoppably decades-long period of fun that followed, and more or less lasted until 2011. Intro'd superbly, and with a sense of amicable drama, we hear segues into 'Sweet Agnes' and 'Izu Amanatsu Natto Uri'; both are gateway drugs for atmospheric music enjoyers to get into funk, amping up the mood of ease, and building on Takanaka's self-fashioned surf scene adjacency.
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Review: Eric Hilton, one half of Washington D.C.'s Thievery Corporation, delivers a solo record that plays out like a dusty, world-weary mixtapeirooted in trip hop and ambient lounge but elevated by a lighter, more soulful touch. 'Life (In The Deep End)' sets the tone, all liquid basslines and slouchy psychedelia, before Puma Ptah delivers smooth vocal turns on the sweetly melancholic 'Leave It All' and the funkier, more libidinous 'All I Want'. Natalia Clavier, meanwhile, lends ghostly tenderness to 'Je ne t'aime plus', the cinematic 'Sol Interior', and the standout 'L'Ocean'ithe most transportive thing here, all pillowy pads and swooning trip hop poise. 'Behind My Eyes' roughens things up with crunchy breaks, and 'Burkina Faso' brings a dubbed-out D.C. bounce. By the end, 'Madame Asha' and 'Beautiful Moment' circle back to soft, expansive textures, shimmering with late-night clarity. Held together by its melodic generosity and shifting moods, this is one of Hilton's most listenable records to date.
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Cat: 198029 05571. Rel: 13 Jun 25
Hip Hop/R&B
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Apollo Kids (feat Raekwon)
The Grain (feat RZA)
Buck 50 (feat Cappadonna, Method Man & Redman)
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Review: Ghostface came out swinging on Supreme Clientele, his second solo LP; with wild, free-associative flair - he was by then a standout MC even amid Wu-Tang's crowded barracks. Now. a decorated verbal bombardier, he earned the Killah badge with this one: built in close collaboration with RZA, who ammunised the record's beats while conscripting JuJu, The Hitmen, and Hassan on versal lookout duties, the album lands like a continuous reel of grainy street cinema, warped soul loops, and cryptic one-liners. Written largely after a trip to Africa and through a stint at New York prison Rikers Island, the album steps away from mafioso cliches and fixation on brands, folding in a looser, more surreal energy. Singles 'Apollo Kids' and 'Cherchez La Ghost' cut the ears with raw, slice-thru charm, but it's deep cuts like 'Nutmeg' that cement it as of the sharpest solo turns in the Wu-Tang catalogue.
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Review: Tory Lanez's critically acclaimed 2020 album found favour with fans and critics alike for it 80s-inspired sound and smooth blend of r&b, pop and retro vibes. The record was also a great reminder that Lanez has real versatility as both a singer and producer. The reissue offers enhanced audio quality which means tracks like 'Skat' and 'Enchanted Waterfall' which blend lush synths with Lanez's emotive vocals, sound good as ever. Alone At Prom has both nostalgic yet modern appeal and is standout project in Lanez's career that is both sonically and thematically engaging.
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Review: Xzibit first put his talents on full display - no glass case needed - right as the moment that the 90s LA rap underground scene spread its wings. He broke out shortly after this underground comeup in 1996 with At The Speed Of Life, led by the moody slow-burn single 'Paparazzi'. His new record Kingmaker, however, brings, after a decade of remission from the limelight, a full 20 track's worth of deal-ready proofs of liquidity, guile and acumen, with Xzibit casting himself as a "kingmaker". (It) "has nothing to do with him being royalty or sitting on the throne and being a part of some kind of hierarchy", but a sign that he wanted to share his knowledge of "the good, the bad, the ugly, the ups and downs" he's faced throughout his life and career that he attributes to "making him successful". 'Play This At My Funeral' leads the offensive with hollowed out gumption and politically neutral, reminiscent bars, setting the tone with the following sentiment: don't mess with me, I've seen too much.
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Review: "Every day" is a noble ambition to uphold for any budding jazzor. On his eighth LP, Takuya Kuroda exalts the principle of tireless dedication to the craft by way of dedicating just a little bit of time to it every day. 10,000 hours is the ideal, but we wonder how many hours Kuruda has checked off? Front covered by a depiction of the Kobe artist bent tongue-extended over his next batch of sheet music, the record attests to the ingenuity and import of genre-fluid jazz. On the stylistic front, the now Brooklyn-based trumpeter continues the trajectory set by his earlier Midnight Crisp, leaning further into hip-hop beats, neo-soul textures, and electronic layers, though the formative jazz sensibility is not lost, having been shaped by nearly three proud decades of dedicated commitment to the craft.
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Cat: PITP 79BLUE. Rel: 03 Jun 25
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(Final Approach 1)
(Final Approach 3)
(Final Approach 4)
(Final Approach 5)
(Final Approach 6)
(Blue New World 1)
(Blue New World 3)
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Review: UK ambient artist 36, whose real name is Dennis Huddleston and peerless American ambient producer Zake return to their Stasis Sounds For Long Distance Space Travel collaboration on the latter's Past Inside the Present. This ambient masterpiece offers glacial drones and delicate textures that drift like solar winds and evoke the vast calm of deep space. As always, it is layered music crafted with care and restraint that demands deep listening and provides a heady space for stillness and inward reflection in our overstimulated world. It's a meditative, cosmic journey that transcends ambient norms and is rich in subtle harmonics and emotional nuance and makes yet another standout from the tireless Zake and 36.
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Cat: DEMSING 056. Rel: 23 May 25
Indie/Alternative
New Generation
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Review: This is the first Suede release with a co-writing credit for guitarist Richard Oakes, who succeeded Bernard Butler. Oakes is on the b-side 'Together', while the a-side - the best track on Suede's iconic second album Dog Man Star - is credited to the legendary plankspanker Butler. 'New Generation' is a beautiful blend of Manic Street Preachers-esque rock with Bowie and T-Rex-esque glam - it's a perfect pop song. Singer Brett Anderson is at his hooky and melodic best here. Meanwhile, 'Together' takes a more Stone Roses-y blues rock direction and it's tougher with more bile, but still majestic thanks to the lush wall of sound that Suede do so well, whilst retaining their hard rock DNA.
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Elektrofon Klang 4-Voice Polyphonic Controller & Sequencer Module (controller/sequencer synth module)
Cat: 835247 Rel: 31 May 25 • View all Synth modules
A 4-voice polyphonic controller module in 14HP.
Notes: «Klang» is a 4 voice polyphonic controller. It stores, traverses and manipulates chord progressions.
Overview
«Klang» is a unique take on polyphonic control within Eurorack.
Displaying chords in a circular clock-like display, and giving the user immediate control over every aspect without "menu diving" makes for an easy to use and inspiring module.
The module can store up to 99 chords, where each chord is made up of 4 voices.
Each voice is represented by a colored indicator on the clock-face which in turn is controlled by an encoder.
The indicators points to notes on the chromatic scale drawn in 360- around the clock-face.
Interface
The big grey encoder in the middle of the module lets you browse the chords - the active chord and total chord count is shown just above the encoder on the display.
The + button lets you ad a new chord. The new chord is added after the currently active chord, and the new chord is then set as the active chord.
The - button removes the current chord.
Inputs
The module has 3 inputs - 1 trigger input and 2 bipolar CV inputs.
Trigger input
The trigger input triggers a chord change.
If the direction input is unconnected, a single trigger results in a single step in the forwards direction.
Direction input (+-5V)
The direction input normalizes to a single step in the forwards direction.
You can feed this input a bipolar CV (+-5V).
Direction maps the total chord count to 5V. This means that +5V results in a single trigger progressing +n steps, where n is the total chord count.
A negative voltage will do exactly the same but resulting in backwards stepping.
0V equals no movement.
Transpose input (+-5V)
This bipolar CV lets you transpose the current chord up or down within 1 octave.
It is therefore a 5V/oct input.
The reason for this is that it is intended to be used with an analoge voltage source like the Pressure Points from Make Noise, or any other analoge sequencer.
It is much easier to fine tune a 5V/oct signal with a regular potentiometer than a 1V/oct signal.
Outputs
Each voice has a separate color coded 1V/oct CV output.
… Read moreOverview
«Klang» is a unique take on polyphonic control within Eurorack.
Displaying chords in a circular clock-like display, and giving the user immediate control over every aspect without "menu diving" makes for an easy to use and inspiring module.
The module can store up to 99 chords, where each chord is made up of 4 voices.
Each voice is represented by a colored indicator on the clock-face which in turn is controlled by an encoder.
The indicators points to notes on the chromatic scale drawn in 360- around the clock-face.
Interface
The big grey encoder in the middle of the module lets you browse the chords - the active chord and total chord count is shown just above the encoder on the display.
The + button lets you ad a new chord. The new chord is added after the currently active chord, and the new chord is then set as the active chord.
The - button removes the current chord.
Inputs
The module has 3 inputs - 1 trigger input and 2 bipolar CV inputs.
Trigger input
The trigger input triggers a chord change.
If the direction input is unconnected, a single trigger results in a single step in the forwards direction.
Direction input (+-5V)
The direction input normalizes to a single step in the forwards direction.
You can feed this input a bipolar CV (+-5V).
Direction maps the total chord count to 5V. This means that +5V results in a single trigger progressing +n steps, where n is the total chord count.
A negative voltage will do exactly the same but resulting in backwards stepping.
0V equals no movement.
Transpose input (+-5V)
This bipolar CV lets you transpose the current chord up or down within 1 octave.
It is therefore a 5V/oct input.
The reason for this is that it is intended to be used with an analoge voltage source like the Pressure Points from Make Noise, or any other analoge sequencer.
It is much easier to fine tune a 5V/oct signal with a regular potentiometer than a 1V/oct signal.
Outputs
Each voice has a separate color coded 1V/oct CV output.
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Review: The second studio release from US rapper BigXthaPlug arrives as a tightly packed 31-minute set that channels Southern hip-hop muscle with a more reflective, matured perspective. Built around themes of perseverance, self-reliance and generational care, the album mixes gospel and 80s r&b samples with booming low-end production, keeping one foot in the club and the other in the confessional. The title track sets the tone with soulful vocals looped under direct verses, while 'Change Me' and 'Therapy Session' lean into emotional candour without softening the delivery. Tracks like 'The Largest' and 'Rich off Rap' go hard on bravado with a wink toward restraint, and 'Story of X' uses spoken word from Wallo267 to ground the narrative in lived experience. 'Back on My BS' and 'Mmhmm', both holdovers from a previous EP, still hit sharp here, and the deluxe edition adds range with 'Holy Ground' (with Jessie Murph) and the woozy, melodic 'Comes & Goes' featuring Tommy Newport. It's a release that doesn't chase complexity but finds strength in economy i punchy, heavy, and assured in its message. BigXthaPlug sounds more focused than ever, and the results speak loudest when he keeps it concise.
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Cat: BL 001. Rel: 30 May 25
Hip Hop/R&B
Review: Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez is still undergoing a thorough reissuing-reassessment of his finest breaks clasts courtesy of Kay Dee, who've here trowelled deep into his vault for a formerly unreleased cut threading the needle between hip-hop breaks and dancehall grit. 'Every DJ' lands back on 7", flipping a vocal sample from Cutty Ranks' 'The Stopper' into a punchy, bass-heavy instrumental built for crossfader work. It's Dope in classic form: tough drums, deep pockets, and just enough swagger to keep things bouncing.
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Review: There's something timeless about the way this veteran UK singer carries himself and this 2010 album, now reissued on striking red vinyl, makes that all the more clear. It feels like a continuation of the Roxy Music legacy in spirit, mood and style, with that familiar air of suave detachment and immaculate detail, with a production styler that's lush and forward-thinking, bridging classic lounge-pop stylings with modern textures that still sound fresh over a decade later. The sleekness is no accident - every element is meticulously placed, from the glossy synths to the hushed guitars and orchestral flourishes. 'Shameless' is one of the more adventurous tracks, pulling in electronic flourishes courtesy of Roots Manuva. It's a bold move that actually works, blending suave vocals with a beat-driven framework that never feels forced. The real surprise, though, is the version of 'Song to the Siren' - a haunting, fragile take on the track made famous by Tim Buckley and This Mortal Coil alike, that shows just how much weight his voice can carry with minimal backing. Easily one of the most affecting covers in his catalogue. 'Tender Is The Night' rounds out the highlights with a melodic, romantic glow. There's an added layer of interest with Brian Eno - a Roxy member in its early days - contributing, creating a sense of full-circle collaboration. The sound of a seasoned artist evolving gracefully, without losing the qualities that made him magnetic in the first place.
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Cat: GIGOLO 25015. Rel: 19 May 25
Techno
Review: To mark 15 years since its original release, DJ Hell's landmark Teufelswerk long player returns as a very collectable limited edition triple vinyl set that also includes a poster of the original cover and a special hype sticker. When it was released in 2009, Teufelswerk made an immediate impact and over time has remained a pivotal work thanks to its brash and inventive collision of techno, ambient and experimental sounds. It features collaborations with artists like Bryan Ferry and explores the contrast between Day and Night so looks to, and does, balance euphoric dancefloor highs with immersive, cinematic atmospheres that make a longer-lasting impression. It's proven to be a timeless, genre-defying classic.
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Review: TNT Rap Classics are a ghostly rap reissues outfit, operating in the shadows, but they've churned out a truly solid ream of stadium/megastar rap reissues on 7" for several years now. After lookbacks on Nelly and Beyonce they now pay due deference to Eminem, placing special attention on the rapper's early-noughts Slim Shady era. 'Without Me' was the whimsical, cheekily intoned lead single from The Eminem Show, finding Eminem lampooning pop culture, the media, and his critics. 'The Real Slim Shady', meanwhile, came before, with biting critique of the pop cultural fascination with authenticity: "Will the real Slim Shady please stand up?"
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Review: GiGi FM's Virgo Space Acid is another mystical techno odyssey. Channelling "2025's energy," she fuses acid textures, reworked 909s and mantra-like vocals across four transformative tracks that range from the hypnotic opener 'Calibration' to the soaring tension of the title track and the emotional dubscape of 'Floresta.' Each cut explores healing, intuition and self-empowerment through sonic minimalism as GiGi refines her craft into a deeply expressive language that merges an urge to move with real moments of introspection. This is not just club music-it's ritual and release from the forefront of experimental techno.
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All Or Nothing At All (Acoustic Sounds Series) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 758081 6. Rel: 22 May 25
Jazz
Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me (4:14)
Cheek To Cheek (3:37)
Ill Wind (6:15)
Speak Low (4:26)
I Wished On The Moon (3:26)
But Not For Me (3:50)
All Or Nothing At All (5:41)
We'll Be Together Again (4:25)
Sophisticated Lady (4:49)
April In Paris (3:02)
Say It Isn't So (3:18)
Love Is Here To Stay (3:43)
Review: Billie Holiday's late career 1958 LP through Verve Records caught the legendary singer at a relatively intimate stage: substance abuse compounded financial difficulties, which imposed a toll on her already turbulent personal life, and Holiday's once-pure, all-powerful voice was showing signs of wear. A title like All Or Nothing At All would certainly seem to express the captive intensity of an industry that "breaks" artists in more ways than one, and despite the mixed reviews on release, this small combo-backed record is of one artist's broken but still functioning sensitivity. With Harry "Sweets" Edison and saxophonist Ben Webster, Holiday croons over 12 tracks, recorded over five sessions in 1956 and 1957, showcasing a more restrained vocal style that pierces clearly through and despite pharyngeal ills.
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Sci Fi Lullabies Vol 1 (half-speed remastered) (3xLP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: DEMREC 1290. Rel: 22 May 25
Indie/Alternative
Review: Legendary UK indie outfit Suede dropped their Sci-Fi Lullabies album back in in 1997. It was soon established as one of the greatest B-sides compilations ever made and became a fan favourite. The record captured the band's creative peak while drawing from the Dog Man Star and Coming Up eras with tracks like 'My Insatiable One,' 'The Living Dead' and 'Killing of a Flash Boy' packed with Suede's romantic melancholy and jagged glamour. All those feature again on this beautifully recreated reissue. The original reached number nine on the UK Albums Chart and received critical acclaim for its depth and ambition and this 2025 version features refreshed artwork by longtime collaborator Paul Khera.
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Cat: 198028 89361. Rel: 23 May 25
Pop
Silver Lining (4:56)
Wonderful Life (3:58)
Blood, Tears & Gold (4:09)
Sunday (3:51)
Stay (3:49)
Illuminated (3:17)
Evelyn (3:44)
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The Water (3:34)
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Affair (6:10)
Mother Nature (2:50)
Happiness (3:32)
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Review: To mark its 15th anniversary, Hurts' debut album Happiness receives a long-awaited vinyl release as a rather special limited-edition picture disc. The synth-pop duo's breakthrough was originally released in 2010 and is revisited in full here with all the hits, featuring such as 'Better Than Love,' 'Wonderful Life' and 'Stay.' This debut vinyl pressing adds further value with a side of deluxe edition highlights including the festive fan favourite 'All I Want For Christmas Is New Year's Day' and Arthur Baker's remix of 'Wonderful Life.' It's a sleek and nostalgic listen that reminds of the moody glamour and melodic punch of Hurts' defining debut.
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Review: In the wake of unprecedented flooding that devastated Rio Grande do Sul in May 2024 - claiming over 170 human lives and countless animals, and submerging entire cities -local artist Carlos Ferreira created Flux as a means to survive. Composed and recorded in just one week during the height of the crisis, the album began as a personal coping mechanism but soon evolved into something more: a sonic document of a region in trauma. Born of catastrophe, Flux manifests as a twinkling sonic blanket despite it, buoyed by dreams of alterity and belonging, its incredible Max granulations matching the pockets of hope implied therein. Stark, urgent textures mirror the patent despair of the moment, yet embedded within are quiet meditations on endurance, reflecting a labile openness to change from the guitarist-composer and longtime AvantRoots resident.
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Trust The Feeling (4:21)
Cave Sands (4:57)
Surrender Love (4:42)
When Will The Day Come (4:22)
Promised Me Love (4:16)
Delta Spirit (2:59)
Always Leaving (5:08)
Surrender Love (reprise) (2:18)
Review: Though they've trodden remarkably different paths through music so far, the coming-together of UK singer-producers Allysha Joy, Hidden Spheres and Finn Rees makes for a latent talent condensation of the "of course!" kind. Solina hears them freshwater rock pool their shared ear for groove and space, weaving motifs of Balearic house, jazz, broken beat and 90s street soul through a vivid whole; long after each artist's works across in veins of future beats, chillwave, deep house and UK bass. From the tremulous Rhodes overwash of 'Promised Me Love' to the sophomoric sunstroke 'Trust The Feeling', Joy's vocals usually only appear lately, like a vocal forest spirit peeking its head out on the ecotone between wood and sea. Not a showcase of chops, but a case of layered restraint, unfurling unhurriedly.
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Review: Montreal's Jump Source makes it six with four tracks engineered for maximum impact on the dancefloor. Side A features 'Bleach' and 'Condenser,' which are all about building and sustaining tension through bold, cyclical progressions. 'Condenser' was co-produced with Sabola and leans heavily on the Roland SH-05, which anchors the track with analogue grit. The mood shifts of the flip with vocal-driven cuts from Martyn Bootyspoon and Frankie Teardrop adding a hint of introspective flair to the club ready grooves. 'On' takes a confrontational edge, while 'Get It Done' rides a cooler groove.
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Review: Haworthia Records is a new sub-label of Luzerna that kicks off with Nomad Soul, an artist from Marseille who has been making beats for a decade. He likes to tap into dreamy 'scapes but keep the feet moving, and here he also colours his sounds with some 80s and 90s nostalgia on the 'Transpace' EP. 'Dropped' has a raw drum groove that stands you upright, 'Soul Hacker' has warped and psychedelic pads and hallucinogenic vocals, and 'Equal' is a thudding trance-techno pumper. 'Dub Spaced' shuts down with plenty of deep space eeriness, weird sounds and a throbbing, dubby low end.
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Review: Detroit electro investigator MICRO4CE delivers a no-compromise double pack here across two EPs packed with nine tracks of raw electronic futurism and imaging. It is all rooted in classic Detroit electro and so-called hi-tech-funk so the sound channels early 80s influences like Nucleus and Mantronix while carving out its own cyborg-driven edge. 'Bass Situation 313' gets underway with swampy low ends and far-sighted chords then the likes of 'Borg Fightz' bring unrelenting coruscated drums and 'The Greed' is a more minimal sound with zippy synths and dehumanised vocals. This is seriously high-grade electro for heads who like gritty, futuristic and fearless sounds.
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Review: Originally released in 1997, this underground gem gets a welcome reissue which suggests its impact hasn't dulled a bit. This is classic late-90s techno - from New York's Trebbi via an Italian label - at its most urgent and hypnotic, with enough character and raw drive to still hit hard in today's dancefloors. The title track, 'Control' is an Italian stomper through and through in a heady, trance-tinged banger with tight sequencing and a relentless pulse. It surges with a kind of controlled chaos with that turn-of-the-century energy where techno and trance often blurred lines. It sounds remarkably fresh with tight production and timeless structure. Side-B begins with 'Liquid Rain', diving into tribal techno territory with percussive swagger and a rolling, humid groove. It's a slow-burner, but one that pays off in deep, body-moving momentum. Closer 'Interface' strips things back into a proper warehouse tool i functional, fierce and full of grit. This reissue is more than nostalgia i it's a reminder of how enduring and versatile this sound can be.
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Thelonious Himself (Original Jazz Classics) (180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: CR 852. Rel: 22 May 25
Jazz
April In Paris (3:52)
A Ghost Of A Chance (4:23)
Functional (9:19)
I'm Getting Sentimental Over You (4:06)
I Should Care (3:10)
'Round Midnight (6:41)
All Alone (4:46)
Monk's Mood (8:06)
Review: Wedged between the high points of Brilliant Corners and Monk's Music, Thelonious Monk's fourth Riverside outing marks a quieter yet pivotal chapter in his discog. Recorded in 1957, a transformative year for Monk, it hears the pianist almost entirely alone at the keyboard, chancing a rare but studious view into his inner compositional world. This session packs a deeply felt solo reading of ''Round Midnight', one of his most enduring pieces, not to mention the cloistered but still group-recorded cut 'Monk's Mood'; the latter track holds special historic significance, as it marks the first recorded appearance of John Coltrane with Monk, alongside unbeaten bassist Wilbur Ware. Though less boisterous than its neighbouring releases, this session reveals Monk in the away-with midsts of a rare creative "zone": distilled, raw, and searching.
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Review: Brenda's debut for Rupture LDN is a love letter to the dancefloor in all its phases, from early anticipation to late-night transcendence. Hailing from the UK and embedded in the country's long rave lineage, she draws on 4x4 jungle techno, deep d&b and spoken word to map out a personal and emotional arc. 'Come Undone' captures the energy of the night in full swingirushing breaks, euphoric pressure, the kind of track that commands the room. Elsewhere, 'Benda Brenda' and 'Total Danger' are raw-edged and jungle-rooted, while 'Rolling With Fabio' is deeper and more rolling. It all closes on 'A Deep Shade of Rave (Outro)', a poem dedicated to her long-running Ferry to the Underworld sessions at Corsica Studios. Spiritually full, physically rinsedithis EP nails what it means to live for the rave.
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Review: Konerytmi is mad prolific, as you probably know - as well as this EP, there is also one dropping on Bordello A Parigi this month - but quality levels always remain high. This 'Megapikseli EP' is a high-definition dive into electro-funk with vintage video game soul. Opener 'Kirsikka' delivers laser zaps and crisp 808s, while the title track brings fog-lit chords and mind-bending percussion, followed by Fleck ESC's cinematic, abstract remix. Side B begins with 'Mikropikseli,' a sun-soaked cosmic journey filled with playful effects and radiant leads, and closing track 'Puro' oozes late-night electrosoul, acid basslines and shimmering melodies perfect for anyone who likes groove-rich electro inspired by the golden age of gaming.
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Review: Each release on the Vacuity label follows a spiritual journey inspired by the chakra system. This third EP focuses on the solar plexus chakra, which represents self-confidence, action and inner power. Titled 'Chiron Key,' it also references the astrological symbol of healing and resilience and embodies a coming together of spirituality and rhythm that, hope the label, encourages you to connect deeply with your own inner strength through music. Cakkou's 'Missed Call' has tribal techno leads and trippy neon lines and Luca Ruiz's 'Safari FM' is a twitchy and futuristic world of minimal tech with sprawling bass.
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RYK Vector Wave FM/Harmonic Oscillator Vector Stereo Synth Voice Module (synth voice module)
Cat: 1088535 Rel: 21 May 25 • View all Synth modules
A feature packed compact Eurorack module, which can be used as a stand alone synth-voice without the need for external VCA,ENV, LFOs etc
Notes: FM & Vector Synthesis
Two icons of the '80s in one unit
Introducing Vecor Wave from RYK Modular bringing together the awesome power of 16 oscillator FM, combined with Vector synthesis OR true multi voice polyphony.
The Vector Wave is a feature packed compact Eurorack module, which can be used as a stand alone synth-voice without the need for external VCA,ENV, LFOs etc.
Features
16 oscillators, divided into 4 banks, oscillators can freely configured into series or parallel combinations for complex FM or additive synthesis
A cute Vector Joystick for morphing between oscillator banks, for cool performance timbre sweeps and sonic movement
Vectors can be recorded from the joystick and replayed from trigger sources, or animated from external or internal modulation sources
Super cool retro Big-Pixel screen, ideal for nostalgia freaks or the visually impaired
Wave Warping brings grit and aggression to the FM synthesis with oscillators continuously variable between Sine,Tri-ish Saw, Pulse waveforms
Wave Folding for subtle to extreme sonic bending
Two Envelope generators [ per voice in polyphonic modes ], and two LFOs with all controls assignable as modulation destinations
Intuitive Modulation Slot patching from external and internal sources to be routed to any parameter within the Vector Wave
30 User Voice storage spaces for storing your synth masterpieces to internal memory, enabling you to impress your friends at a later date
Thee modes of oscillator bank allocation Monophonic Vector, and Polyphonic Voice, and Multitimbral Polyphonic
MIDI input for a spaghetti-free Polyphonic setup, velocity, aftertouch and MIDI CCs avail- able as modulation sources
Slim but handsome Expander Module also available that adds 3 more V/oct and Gate inputs, for maximum mutli-voice multitimbral melodious mayhem!
… Read moreTwo icons of the '80s in one unit
Introducing Vecor Wave from RYK Modular bringing together the awesome power of 16 oscillator FM, combined with Vector synthesis OR true multi voice polyphony.
The Vector Wave is a feature packed compact Eurorack module, which can be used as a stand alone synth-voice without the need for external VCA,ENV, LFOs etc.
Features
16 oscillators, divided into 4 banks, oscillators can freely configured into series or parallel combinations for complex FM or additive synthesis
A cute Vector Joystick for morphing between oscillator banks, for cool performance timbre sweeps and sonic movement
Vectors can be recorded from the joystick and replayed from trigger sources, or animated from external or internal modulation sources
Super cool retro Big-Pixel screen, ideal for nostalgia freaks or the visually impaired
Wave Warping brings grit and aggression to the FM synthesis with oscillators continuously variable between Sine,Tri-ish Saw, Pulse waveforms
Wave Folding for subtle to extreme sonic bending
Two Envelope generators [ per voice in polyphonic modes ], and two LFOs with all controls assignable as modulation destinations
Intuitive Modulation Slot patching from external and internal sources to be routed to any parameter within the Vector Wave
30 User Voice storage spaces for storing your synth masterpieces to internal memory, enabling you to impress your friends at a later date
Thee modes of oscillator bank allocation Monophonic Vector, and Polyphonic Voice, and Multitimbral Polyphonic
MIDI input for a spaghetti-free Polyphonic setup, velocity, aftertouch and MIDI CCs avail- able as modulation sources
Slim but handsome Expander Module also available that adds 3 more V/oct and Gate inputs, for maximum mutli-voice multitimbral melodious mayhem!
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RYK Vector Wave V/Oct & Gate Expander Module (expander synth module)
Cat: 1088543 Rel: 21 May 25 • View all Synth modules
The Vector Wave Expander module allows you to use CV and Gate to control the Vector Wave as a 4 Voice multi-timbral synth module
Notes: Add 3 more V/Oct and Gate inputs to your Vector Wave with the Expander
The Vector Wave Expander module from RYK Modular allows you to use CV and Gate to control the Vector Wave as a 4 Voice multi-timbral synth module.
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Features:
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RYK Night Rider Quad Sequential Resonator Module (resonator synth module)
Cat: 1088552 Rel: 21 May 25 • View all Synth modules
Four multi model filters with stereo capability, combined with a six-stage four-channel modulation sequencer
Notes: A sequencer and a filter-bank got together...
...And a love child was born !
Introducing NIGHT RIDER, from RYK Modular
Four multi model filters with stereo capability, combined with a six-stage four-channel modulation sequencer.
Finally a filter bank that unifies the control of multiple parameters, enabling a spaghetti-free approach to formant animation fun.
NIGHT RIDER cleverly turns the dials to where you want them, when you want, via it's unique modulation sequencer
Create dreamy swooshing 70's phaser filter sweeps
Phenomenal for phoneme vocal formant rasps and wheezes
Plucking great for strumming Karplus Strong twangs, and pinging filter pings!
Or, turn your silk into shredded cabbage, with the built in bad-ass clipping-saturator
Technical specifications
Frequency range - from rumble to wispy
Resonance/Feedback range - from tame to insane
Individual Filter levels - silent to beyond 11, for serious saturation-clipped sonic destruction
Features:
Four filter blocks, with multiple models , including:
6db BPF [ pingable ]
12db BPF [ pingable ]
12db variable width BPF
Comb Filter for Karplus Strom [ pluckable & flanger vibes ]
All Pass filter [ crazy Phaser vibes ]
Dual Input and Stereo output, with Pan control for each filter in the stereo field. Input can
be Mono [ CH1 - 1,2,3,4 ] or Dual [ CH1-1,2 CH2 - 3,4 ]
Modulation Sequencer capable of being clocked, scanned, and interpolated
CV inputs for sequencer Interpolated scanning, 1V/Oct frequency offset, Slew amount,
Resonance amount, Clock or MIDI clock input for sequence animation, MIDI CC
Memory slots for storing and retrieving Filter and animation setups, and retrieving preset formant, and chord based Filter setups
Vital stats:
Width 16 HP
Depth 25mm
52mA +12V
9mA -12V
0mA 5V
… Read more...And a love child was born !
Introducing NIGHT RIDER, from RYK Modular
Four multi model filters with stereo capability, combined with a six-stage four-channel modulation sequencer.
Finally a filter bank that unifies the control of multiple parameters, enabling a spaghetti-free approach to formant animation fun.
NIGHT RIDER cleverly turns the dials to where you want them, when you want, via it's unique modulation sequencer
Create dreamy swooshing 70's phaser filter sweeps
Phenomenal for phoneme vocal formant rasps and wheezes
Plucking great for strumming Karplus Strong twangs, and pinging filter pings!
Or, turn your silk into shredded cabbage, with the built in bad-ass clipping-saturator
Technical specifications
Frequency range - from rumble to wispy
Resonance/Feedback range - from tame to insane
Individual Filter levels - silent to beyond 11, for serious saturation-clipped sonic destruction
Features:
Four filter blocks, with multiple models , including:
6db BPF [ pingable ]
12db BPF [ pingable ]
12db variable width BPF
Comb Filter for Karplus Strom [ pluckable & flanger vibes ]
All Pass filter [ crazy Phaser vibes ]
Dual Input and Stereo output, with Pan control for each filter in the stereo field. Input can
be Mono [ CH1 - 1,2,3,4 ] or Dual [ CH1-1,2 CH2 - 3,4 ]
Modulation Sequencer capable of being clocked, scanned, and interpolated
CV inputs for sequencer Interpolated scanning, 1V/Oct frequency offset, Slew amount,
Resonance amount, Clock or MIDI clock input for sequence animation, MIDI CC
Memory slots for storing and retrieving Filter and animation setups, and retrieving preset formant, and chord based Filter setups
Vital stats:
Width 16 HP
Depth 25mm
52mA +12V
9mA -12V
0mA 5V
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Review: Three years after Ticket to Shangri-La, Young Gun Silver Fox return with a polished showcase of contemporary AOR and blue-eyed soul that could be a long-lost gem, but it isn't, it's all new. The duo of Andy Platts of Mama's Gun and multi-instrumentalist Shawn Lee really deliver here with achingly lush melodies, breezy harmonies and effortlessly smooth vocals that embody their signature mellow sound and tap into all the classics of this genre. From start to finish, Pleasure is steeped in warmth and nostalgia yet feels refreshingly modern and it's a must-have if you like soulful, feel-good pop and yacht rock. With a major European tour ahead, this duo continue to prove they're at the heart of today's AOR revival.
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Review: Daniel O Sullivan, known as a producer for the likes of Tim Burgess and for his astounding art pop band Grumbling Fur, makes his first foray into classically informed chamber music. With some sort of superhuman genius mind, the unassuming Mancunian wrote these arrangements for a 14-piece ensemble and nailed it. 'Golden Verses' is stately, pastoral, yet menacing. Another highlight, 'Painting Rose' is some of the most psychedelic classical music you'll ever hear. So, if you're looking for chamber music that spans eras, genres and takes you on a transcendent journey, then look no further.
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Risk Of Rain 2: Seekers Of The Storm (Soundtrack) (180 gram blue, white, green & black marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: BSR 142. Rel: 20 May 25
Soundtracks
Review: The soundtrack for Risk of Rain 2's Seekers of the Storm, is here making its vinyl debut, and it's an edition fans won't want to miss. Composed by Chris Christodoulou, with a special contribution from Stavros Markonis, this release brings some atmospheric and powerful music to life on a stunning looking record. The vinyl itself is a visual treat, featuring a striking blue, white, dark green, sky blue, and black marbled design. This soundtrack is housed in a beautifully crafted gatefold sleeve with artwork by Daniele Giardini. Christodoulou's compositions delve into new, unexplored territories with a blend of intense and emotive pieces. The use of a seven-string guitar adds a new layer of depth to the music, delivering some of the most elaborate and heavy tracks ever written for the series. Markonis' contribution introduces a fresh sound, seamlessly integrating into the Risk of Rain universe while also bringing something unique to the table. The recent uptick in soundtracks released on vinyl have really shown that fans love connecting with the music of many movies and TV shows. Even if you may not know the series, this is one the best in recent weeks for you to enjoy.
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Review: The "guitar loop" is not just a staple of modern indie and psychedelic music. It is also an access point to a timeless human necessity: the combo of dexterity and repetition. Without repeatedly using our hands to press notes and catenate chains, we would be nothing but fumbly savages. Loop knew this remarkably well, manually twisting a tight coil around the South London music scene in the late 1970s. This was at the height of the motorik rock scene, which was otherwise largely going on thousands of miles away in Germany: as critics enthused at the time, Loop were the sound of Suicide jamming with the Stooges aboard a spaceship built by Hawkwind and piloted by Can. Described by Reactor as "post-psych, pre-shoegaze" figureheads, 'Twelves' is a priceless rediscovery for electronic rock heads across the (fret, mother)board: compiling across a span of five years, '16 Dreams' and 'Spinning' originate from 1986, while 'Collision' marks their Chapter 22 phase from 1988, and 'Primsma Uber Europa 12' closes the loop in 1991. An early case of sonic cybernetic feedback; viscerally loud, intensive circulations of sound.
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Review: Guillermo aka Existencia Pasajera is part of a new wave of artists from the Andes who is making rightful waves in the wider underground. He's got a few great releases dropping this year, and this one on the tasteful Prozpektiva is among them. 'Dreamless' starts off with an eerie piano progression that is suspenseful and noir as twitchy techno beats and synths bring an intergalactic feel. 'Universal Express (feat Dismal)' is a brightly melodic tech stomper with Italo overtones and then hints of garage underpin the nice and punchy 'Now Or Never'. 'Disco Cydonia' (feat Dismal)' best more wiry and weird again then 'Space Groove' closes out with more celestial energy and squelchy acid lines.
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