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II
II (LP)
Cat: ISLELP 011. Rel: 12 May 23
 
Dub
The Dub Chamber (3:44)
Parisian (dub) (4:00)
Vibration (dub) (4:01)
Truths & Rights (4:08)
The Dub Stepper (3:34)
Dub Lounge (3:57)
Desert Horse (dub) (3:34)
The Mighty Iguana (3:27)
Land Of The Dubbites (3:19)
Deliverance (dub) (4:20)
Nugus (dub) (4:04)
Review: Kevin Griffiths (aka Jura Soundsystem) is the man behind the Isle of Jura label and now it turns to Ambient Warrior once more for II, which comes a couple of years after the hugely successful reissue of their Dub's Journey album form 1995. This is a previously unreleased record made between 1995 and 1999 and it comes from the same pool of sound as that LP. It's a seamless blend of instrumental dub, reggae, bossa nova and tango music that is hugely immersive and distinctive. None of the tunes you will have heard before and that are more great windows into the minds of Ronnie Lion and Andrea Terrano.
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II
II (LP)
Cat: MTR 035LP. Rel: 01 Aug 13
 
Balearic/Downtempo
The Mark (interlude)
Bad Kingdom
Versions
Let In The Light
Gita
Clouded (interlude)
Damage Done
This Time
Review: Given the hype that surrounded the release of the first Moderat set back in 2009, we can surely expect more of the same for this second outing from Apparat and Modeselektor. Those familiar with the first album's woozy blend of IDM, Thom Yorke indebted vocal dreaminess, porchlight techno and post-dubstep rhythms will immediately feel right at home. Online reviews have focused largely on II's atmospheric warmth, and the way in which the Berlin-based trio seems to have refined their sound. Both are valid critiques; certainly, there's a maturity and musical complexity to the album that betters much of their previous works. It's not much of a dancefloor set, but that's entirely the point; this is locked-in headphone listening for the wide-eyed generation.
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Played by: Toki Fuko
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II
II (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: IMF 002. Rel: 21 Dec 23
 
Progressive Rock
Origin Of The Species (2:14)
Imposter (4:23)
Speak Through Walls (7:21)
Space Farrier (5:50)
The Present (3:17)
To The Pensieve (5:54)
Dispatch Of Species (2:43)
Curbing Lights (1:53)
I Am The Night (10:18)
Birds With Borders (6:57)
Tables Turn (6:01)
King In Yellow (3:44)
Seeds (6:45)
Review: Erlend Viken's first outing as Giant Sky - 2021's self-titled debut - was part epic prog rock overture and part major statement about the state of the music business. Only available in physical album format, for some time just a single track was doing the rounds on streaming services, which wasn't really a track at all, but instead a message about the evils of major streaming platforms and their role in ruining the artistic economy. Second time around, and the music itself is no less powerful. Moving from 'Origin Of The Species' and its floating-through-the-cosmos atmosphere, to the rousing call-to-unity of 'The Pensieve' and the industrial-noise-cum-delicate pop on 'Imposter', the vision and scope are incredible, new ideas seemingly presenting themselves at every twist and turn on this 13-strong track list.
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II
II (limited LP with obi-strip)
Cat: MDR 56. Rel: 03 Aug 23
 
Ambient/Drone
Weird Christmas (2:03)
Faultliner (6:45)
Daydream Research (5:02)
Past (3:56)
Museum Of Barbed Wire (3:37)
Whole Damn Town (3:54)
Plastic Bag (3:22)
Dust (4:46)
Review: Armed with a Yamaha Reface, Korg MS20, 90s Casio and 70s Gem organ, Roland Space Echo, Melos delay and spring reverb, Liverpool producer Ancient Plastix took a deep dive with this stunning ambient album, capturing the whole thing on the wonderfully textured Japanese Sansui machine. A six-track tape he picked up from an old raver-turned-father who was finally ready to part with his gear. "Musically, this album is more patient in its approach to the predecessor," says Plastix. "Recorded towards the end of lockdown in my high street basement below a used record shop, the arrangements reflect the personal era. No responsibility, no reasons to adhere to the previous patterns in my music making. As a result the album is a patient trawl through new discoveries and possibilities presented by improvising with old technology."


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