New Releases
Betonkust & Palmbomen II “Center Parcs” (Dekmantel)
Recorded in an aging holiday park during off-season, Center Parcs is the debut LP by Dutch artists Betonkust and Palmbomen II; a conceptual, musical-tristesse full of lo-fi harmony, and fanciful, psychedelic-colored modulations, with an undercurrent of saturated, outsider-house beats, all ...
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Peter Brotzmann “Machine Gun – Alternate Takes” (Cien Fuegos)
Alternate versions, never before released on vinyl from Peter Brötzmann Octet's Machine Gun (1968) ...
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Peter Brotzmann “Machine Gun” (Cien Fuegos)
Cien Fuegos present a reissue of the Peter Brötzmann Octet's Machine Gun, originally released in 1968. One of the most important albums of European free jazz, finally in the Cien Fuegos series. Recorded May 1968 at "Lila Eule", Bremen. Personnel: ...
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Dwarves “Rex Everything” (Bang!)
The Dwarves, the most extreme and cool American punk rock band, present this insane release. And what is it? Well, well, well... Mr. Nick Oliveri (Kyuss, The Queens Of Stone Age) is The Dwarves bass player, and here Rex Everything ...
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E-40 “Federal” (Get on Down)
"The development of hip-hop during the 1990s is partially indebted to the styles that were cultivated on the West Coast, more specifically in the state of California. When one thinks of the California hip-hop scene invariably the G-funk of Tupac ...
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Various Artists “Down Under Nuggets Vol 1” (Festival)
Collection of rare Australian Garage nuggets from the '60s. Down Under Nuggets: Original Australian Artifacts 1965-67 features 29 of the wildest Australian recordings from the '60s from such outfits as the Missing Links, the Purple Hearts, the Black Diamonds, the ...
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Abul Mogard “Above All Dreams” (Ecstatic)
Above All Dreams is Abul Mogard's beautifully absorbing new album for Ecstatic -- his first since the Circular Forms (ELP 013LP, 2015) and his popular Works compilation (ELP 020LP, 2016). Counting six original pieces in its 66-minute wingspan, there's no ...
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Orbite “Interstellar” (Echo Echo)
Echocord sub-label Echo Echo present Orbite's Interstellar EP, three tracks from the Berlin-based producer. Orbite is a new project founded in Berlin with a nod to the raw, dubby sounds often heard in the city. One of the leading imprints ...
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Albert Van Abbe “Klangbilder” (Echocord)
Echocord Colour present with a four-track EP from Eindhoven's Albert Van Abbe in the shape of Klangbilder. "Klangbilder 1" leads with a robust rhythmic drive, employing bumpy toms, shuffled hats, and lumpy kicks at its core with drones and menacing ...
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Rezzett “Rezzett” (Trilogy Tapes)
Repressed. "The self-titled LP will be the London-based duo's seventh release on Will Bankhead's label, following five EPs and a cassette-only mixtape of live recordings. Rezzett, which spans eight tracks, further explores the fuzzy techno and experimentalism of the pair's ...
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Container “LP” (Spectrum Spools)
Ren Schofield has returned with a new installment in his notorious LP series for Spectrum Spools. LP has all the earmarks of the classic Container sound with its uber-mangled, saturated tape garble and headlong tempo macabre. However, this new set ...
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Various Artists “Onda De Amor: Synthesized Brazilian Hits That Never Were (1984-94)” (Soundway)
Double LP version. Gatefold sleeve. 16 rare synth cuts from '80s and '90s Brazil, compiled by Brazilian DJ Millos Kaiser. Some crate-digging compilations are often the result of someone hand-picking their choice favorites from another country's musical history, perhaps unaware ...
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Randolph Baker “Getting Next To You” (Kalita)
Originally recorded at Jim Morris and Rick Miller's Tampa-based Morrisound Studios, Getting Next To You features a mixture of both local Florida talent plus jazz superstar Nat Adderley and bassist John Lamb at their finest. Originally pressed in a run ...
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Emanative “Earth” (Jazzman)
Double LP version. Gatefold sleeve; Includes download card. Orbiting somewhere between the interplanetary funk of Sun Ra and the cinematic experimentation of Floating Points lies the new album Earth from the spiritually awakened Brit-jazz collective Emanative. Led by drummer and ...
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Pariah “Here From Where” (Houndstooth)
180 gram vinyl. Arthur Cayzer was a relative late-comer to dance music. He grew up in various hardcore and punk bands before moving to London and being swept away by dubstep. After just six months messing around making his own ...
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DJ Balduin “Vvigmara” (Glyk)
An ode to a special place and time. Glyk label-founder DJ Balduin is presenting six songs of dreamy ambient and house on his debut mini-album, Vvigmara. Inlay with download code. Edition of 300 ...
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Lebrón Brothers “Llegamos/We’re Here” (Get on Down)
"The venerable Cotique existed at the juncture where Afro-Caribbean music met the rootsy sounds of soul and R&B that blossomed in the United States during the '60s and '70s. Some of the finest albums in the boogaloo and Latin soul ...
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Abstracter “Cinereous Incarnate” (Vendetta)
This is an album that isn't just stunningly bleak, it's got the sort of incredible balls and skull melting torment that makes for endless listening. There are few black metal albums that so perfectly sum up the inherent horror of ...
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Ty Segall & White Fence “Joy” (Drag City)
Blonde and brunette. Dog and cat. Lemon and onion. Friend and foam. The change has been made! You can scratch your seven-year itch freely now: TY SEGALL and WHITE FENCE are become one again, regrooving what we once called Hair ...
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Tetrack “Let’s Get Started” (Greensleeves)
Tetrack's 1978 classic Let's Get Started album produced by Augustus Pablo and featuring such gems as Only Jah Jah Know, Isn't It Time, Let's Get Together and the sparkling title track ...
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Immortal “Northern Chaos Gods” (Nuclear Blast)
"We are eternally dedicated to IMMORTAL and our own musical past. The album is conceptual, and the first step in the reclaiming of our past grimness and attitude. Loyalty to the fans and our own musical history is very significant ...
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