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Julien Gasc

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Re Eff

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Originally Re Eff (pronounced Ri Èf) was a bunch of texts. One hundred and fifty pages that Julien Gasc wrote by trying his hand at the art of cut-up: a literary and political act of counter-fiction based on William Burroughs’s method. It was also Julien Gasc’s response to the isolation of 2020, while he was […]

Julien Gasc

Tamino

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Sahar

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Tamino

Pale Blue Eyes

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Souvenirs

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Pale Blue Eyes’ excelsior modernist pop music comes from Devon and Sheffield – via stop-overs in Iceland, KLF-land and the Steel City home of British electronic music.   Pale Blue Eyes’ own Penquit Mill studio has been crucial here. The PBE studio sits in the Devon greenery, with buzzards wheeling overhead, just south of Dartmoor. […]

Pale Blue Eyes

Trio SR9

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Déjà Vu

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Featuring Camille, Blick Bassy, Malik Djoudi, Camélia Jordana et Sandra Nkaké With their ability to move seamlessly from the triangle to the donkey jaw, cymbals to Chinese gong, vibraphone to wind machine, percussionists are undoubtedly the most atypical members of the classical orchestra. No surprise then that many of them were early adopters of wayward […]

Trio SR9

Bibi Club

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Le Solei et la Mer

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Bibi Club

Cass McCombs

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Heartmind

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Maybe a minute passed before I knew I’d be singing “Karaoke” for the rest of my life. The second song on Heartmind, the tenth album by Cass McCombs, “Karaoke” is a god-level burst of power-pop perfection, as fetching as anything Cass has ever cut. The springy staccato guitar, the vaporized electric keys, the melody seemingly […]

Cass McCombs

Sports Team

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Gulp!

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“You see so many narratives every day,” says Rob Knaggs, guitarist from Sports Team, twirling tobacco into paper with one hand. “You wake up, see a video about The Oscars and then you go on The Guardian and read about Ukraine and then you go on Instagram and see someone’s dog and someone’s birthday and […]

Sports Team

Hudson Mohawke

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Cry Sugar

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In 2022, Hudson Mohawke cries sugar. Stifled by the traditional chin-stroking, po-faced genre studies of UK club culture, the producer has fully embraced the deranged technicolor of American decadence—the high jolt of a drive thru Sprite, the asphalt-and-trash highway smell, the low-brow graffiti sold at auction, the ecstatic, dark hedonism that relishes in the sweetness […]

Hudson Mohawke

Mush

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Down Tools

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Leeds art-rock group Mush (Dan Hyndman – vocals/guitar, Phil Porter – drums, Nick Grant – bass, Myles Kirk – guitar) are set to return with the album Down Tools on July 8, 2022, via Memphis Industries. The new record marks the prolific band’s third album in as many years, following hype-building early singles “Alternative Facts” and “Gig Economy”, 2020’s […]

Mush

Wu-Lu

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Loggerhead

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Wu-Lu

Ghost Woman

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Ghost Woman

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Ghost Woman’s blissfully hypnotic world is the creation of melodic maniac, Evan John Uschenko. Beating the odds of life as a busy touring musician, salvaging and replacing his instruments from burned down rehearsal spaces, van break-ins and far too many relocations to list, Uschenko has transformed his lifelong habit of homespun sonic exploration into a […]

Ghost Woman

Gérald Toto

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Dérivé EP

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Gérald Toto

Sinead O’Brien

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Time Bend and Break The Bower

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“You have seen nothing yet”, asserts Sinead O’Brien in single Girlkind – and you are inclined to believe her. Building on her arresting releases since 2018, the multifaceted Irish poet, songwriter and performer is ascending into new territory with her debut LP, Time Bend and Break the Bower, released via Chess Club Records this summer. […]

Sinead O’Brien

Hector Gachan

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Care 2 Share

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Oscillating from his younger age between different countries, Hector Gachan is like the image of his music: timeless and without borders.   At 30 years old, Hector Gachan releases a convincing second album. Now based in Edinburgh, the young man also lived in Sarajevo in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Sydney, Australia.   Following up the positive feedback […]

Hector Gachan

Jasmyn

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In The Wild

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When we look at the patterns of our lives, what do we see? A repeating line, or rows of shapes? Do they change color? Size? Form? And does the pattern change entirely as we enter a new phase? These are the questions Jasmyn asks on her debut solo album In The Wild, where the art […]

Jasmyn

POLIÇA

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Madness

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POLIÇA, the Minneapolis-based project of singer, Channy Leaneagh, producer, Ryan Olson, bassist, Chris Bierden and drummers, Ben Ivascu and Drew Christopherson have announced their new album ‘Madness‘ is due June 3rd via Memphis Industries.   The first single from the album “Alive” is out as the first taster and Channy says of the track “Bad things happen, the […]

POLIÇA

Dehd

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Blue Skies

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Upon arrival during the fraught summer of 2020, Flower of Devotion felt like Dehd’s necessary prescription for us all. That was, of course, a moment of unprecedented anxiety and uncertainty, when just contemplating the future could seem overly optimistic. But Dehd captured and shared the precarious balance between real life and real hope, a feat […]

Dehd

Yves Jarvis

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The Zug

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All things collapse into a single point. The point is a pin prick and also a door. Conventions of space are distorted; at times utterly mangled. The area is still familiar though, like a mother’s voice it beckons us reassuringly toward the horizon. “Do not resist!”, we are reminded – but how can we face […]

Yves Jarvis

Donna Blue

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Dark Roses

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Donna Blue makes you want to surrender to their noir-romantic sound. Twangy guitars and sensual vocals transport you to a hazy Côte d’Azur, or an old spy movie of the ‘60s.   Moving from a dream state to lush sensory excitement, the duo behind Donna Blue invites you into a grainy, cinematic realm. For those […]

Donna Blue

FredAtlast

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Banner of A Lost Belief

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A founding member of the beloved Gothenburg electronic group Little Dragon, Fredrik Wallin will be a familiar face to many. Over the past two decades his band has been a consistent global presence on the charts and festival stages, and in that time Wallin has collaborated widely outside the group, working with artists like Flying Lotus, Mac Miller, Brittany Howard, De […]

FredAtlast

!!!

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Let It Be Blue

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!!!

Rachael Dadd

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Flux Alchemy Part : 1

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Rachael Dadd

Girlpool

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Forgiveness

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Girlpool

Kelly Lee Owens

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LP.8

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Born out of a series of studio sessions, LP. 8 was created with no preconceptions or expectations: an unbridled exploration into the creative subconscious. After releasing her sophomore album Inner Song in the midst of the pandemic, Kelly Lee Owens was faced with the sudden realisation that her world tour could no longer go ahead. Keen to make use […]

Kelly Lee Owens

Dana Gavanski

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When It Comes

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There’s something mesmerising about the fingertips of Dana Gavanski. Conducting each note with a light gracefulness, they appear to dance whilst aiding their owner in expressing the stories behind each of her lighter-than-air tones. Stories which, on her new album When It Comes, may never have been heard if not for healing ‘lost’ vocal cords and a […]

Dana Gavanski

Gus Englehorn

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Dungeon Master

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Gus Englehorn

High Pulp

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Pursuit Of Ends

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“We’re a bunch of outsiders who refused to be kept out,” says High Pulp drummer Bobby Granfelt. “We’ve never had an academic approach to jazz—most of us grew up playing in DIY bands—so it was the rawness and the energy and the absolute freedom of the music that called to us in the first place.” […]

High Pulp

Jesse Mac Cormack

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SOLO

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Jesse Mac Cormack

Daniel Rossen

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You Belong There

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Daniel Rossen

Nicole Faux Naiv

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Moon Rally

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A city can mean many different things to many different people. When Nicole Faux Naiv found herself in Berlin she didn’t pull inspiration from the intoxicating, hedonistic arts scene that burns so brightly in the city’s underbelly, rather the music she began writing in her apartment finding her voice in lonely isolation, a seclusion that […]

Nicole Faux Naiv

Christian Lee Hutson

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Quitters

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Christian Lee Hutson starts his new album Quitters with a laugh. In this follow up to his ANTI records debut, Beginners, Hutson moves away from the focus on growing up to the dread and complications of growing older. The laugh that announces Quitters is the kind you’ll find at the end of John Huston films, […]

Christian Lee Hutson

P’tit Belliveau

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Un homme et son piano

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Jonah Richard Guimond was 11 years old when he found a guitar in his parents’ closet and unwittingly became P’tit Belliveau. Since then, the singer-songwriter from the small francophone community of Baie Sainte-Marie, Nova Scotia, has tackled music with never ending candor and an unconventional spirit.   In 2017 and 2018 P’tit Belliveau released three […]

P’tit Belliveau

Broadcast

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Rééditions de MICROTRONICS - Volumes 1 & 2, MOTHER IS THE MILKY WAY & BBC MAIDA VALE SESSIONS

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Broadcast

Suicide

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Surrender

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Suicide (Alan Vega and Martin Rev)’s distinguished career is celebrated with their first official collection, Surrender, out on Mute / BMG on 18 March 2022.   With sleevenotes by longtime fan and friend of the band, Henry Rollins, the 16-track album^ features previously unheard material, and will be available on blood red double vinyl with […]

Suicide

Mélissa Laveaux

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Mama Forgot Her Name Was Miracle

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Mélissa Laveaux

Spencer Cullum

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Aquarium Drunkard Lagniappe Session + Bonus Tracks

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London born, Nashville based Spencer Cullum debut solo album 2021’s Spencer Cullum’s Coin Collection paid homage to the ’60s and ‘70s psych-pop, folk and proto prog heroes of his homeland. This appreciation continues with the release of 5 covers – songs by Duncan Browne, Trees, Mike Cooper, Kevin Ayers and Bridget St. John – in […]

Spencer Cullum

Kristine Leschper

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The Opening, Or Closing Of A Door

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Out of chaos, the universe emerged, and from chaos a person can emerge, too. Kristine Leschper isn’t being hyperbolic when she describes a sensation of “being born” when a culmination of events, both personal and global, catalyzed in her “an understanding of how to relinquish control in a big way, and from that, a new […]

Kristine Leschper

Warm Graves

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Ease

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Arriving seven years on from their 2014 debut album ‘Ships Will Come’, Warm Graves (the moniker of Leipzig-based composer Jonas Wehner) will return with their second studio album, ‘Ease’, on February 25th 2022 via Fuzz Club Records. This seven-year gestation between the two albums brings with it a transformation in the creative process of Warm […]

Warm Graves

Chapelier Fou

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Ensemb7e

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Chapelier Fou

Squirrel Flower

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Planet EP

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This new EP is a compilation of self-recorded demos of songs that are as yet unreleased, two of which were part of the Planet (i) studio session. Williams’ beautiful voice remains at the forefront, with instrumentation that’s both layered and minimal – acoustic guitar, twinkling piano, synth, and the ambient sounds of the city overheard […]

Squirrel Flower

Silverbacks

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Archive Material

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Silverbacks

Yard Act

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The Overload

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In a world of great polarity, nuance is normally the answer. We may shame and bicker and amplify our outrage, but at the core of it all, we’re all still inhabitants of the same ecosystem, most of us trying to tow the delicate line between empathy and self-preservation. If nothing and no-one is purely good nor […]

Yard Act

TEKE::TEKE

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Shirushi

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In the right hands, a single piece of art can live many lives. The centuries old practice of kintsugi mends broken pottery by fusing the pieces back together with seams of gold, silver, or platinum lacquer. Beautiful in its first incarnation, the piece finds itself broken apart, and then embraced and elevated anew. After taking […]

TEKE::TEKE

Leo Blomov

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Carpe Noctem

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Leo Blomov

EKKSTACY

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Negative

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When EKKSTACY released ‘i walk this earth all by myself’, something shifted. The song winds into play with the nostalgic sound of a cassette being inserted into a tape deck and jaunts into motion like it’s accompanying its protagonist on a solitary journey through a washed-up city. When EKKSTACY wrote it, he wasn’t sure if […]

EKKSTACY

Nightmares On Wax

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Shout Out ! To Freedom…

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Where do you start with Leeds-born Ibiza based producer George Evelyn, the man from N.O.W that pioneered British electronic music? Well for those already hip to his world the following will serve as a timely reminder. For new arrivals it’ll provide a crucial guide to a musical ride that ends with ‘Shout Out! To Freedom’. […]

Nightmares On Wax

Hand Habits

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Fun House

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There is a moment halfway through Hand Habits’ Fun House at which musician Meg Duffy asks the question, “How many times must I rewind the tape?” It’s a fitting question planted squarely in the middle of a sonically adventurous record concerned largely with making sense and taking stock. How much time must we spend examining […]

Hand Habits

Nicolas Michaux

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Les Chutes

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Nicolas Michaux releases Les Chutes on Capitane Records. This album brings together recordings made between 2017 and 2021, and is a collection of outtakes that includes five unreleased tracks and five alternate versions of songs from his latest album Amour Colère (2020).   Michaux is a craftsman of sound and image and embraces a deliberate […]

Nicolas Michaux

Andy Shauf

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Wilds

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Canadian musician Andy Shauf pens songs that explore universal truths through picaresque vignettes, from the colorful people-watching observations of 2016’s The Party to the tale of a failed relationship explained over one night at a local watering hole on last year’s The Neon Skyline. But Shauf has never exactly been held up as a confessional […]

Andy Shauf

Spencer Cullum

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Spencer Cullum’s Coin Collection

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With an arm’s length list of credits stretching from the likes of Kesha, Dolly Parton and Deer Tick, to Miranda Lambert and Little Big Town, pedal steel savant Spencer Cullum is one of Nashville’s most in-demand session cats. That’s in addition to making up half of acclaimed, primarily instrumental space-country duo Steelism. Clearly he’s had […]

Spencer Cullum

Sarah Davachi

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Antiphonals

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“It was once said that listening to Antiphonals was, ‘like listening to a half-speed progressive rock album except it’s just the keyboard parts.’”   Antiphonals was born of a desire to merge my studio practice with the tonal characteristics and sound-on-sound tape delay processes that have informed my approach to live performance for many years.  […]

Sarah Davachi

Someone

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Shaplifter

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While not a lockdown album as such, Shapeshifter certainly echoes its times

Someone

De Beren Gieren

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Less Is Endless

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Known for their dynamic sound and complex song structures, De Beren Gieren deliver an extravagant blend of polyrhythmic soundscapes

De Beren Gieren

Nala Sinephro

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Space 1.8

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London based Caribbean-Belgian composer, producer, and musician Nala Sinephro will be releasing her much anticipated debut album, Space 1.8. Stepping out on her own with a deeply personal album, this is her first release with Warp Records, released on September 3 2021.   On Space 1.8, we discover Nala Sinephro‘s unique sound world as she […]

Nala Sinephro

Esinam

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Shapes in Twilights of Infinity

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This record finds a balance between the acoustic and electronic, between the future and ancestral.

Esinam

Baba Ali

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Memory Device

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Inspired by deep dives into the catalogues of Prince and James White and the Blacks, this album wears its influences on its sleeve, without once feeling derivative or retro-leaning

Baba Ali

Late Runner

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Nothing's Real Anymore

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The album is an introduction to a promising new artist (in the solo sense) – and a work that, in and of itself, fulfils that promise. Enjoy!

Late Runner

The Go! Team

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Get Up Sequences Part One

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In The Go! Team’s world old’s cool, the future’s bright and melody is the star….

The Go! Team

Lightman Jarvis Ecstatic Band

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Banned

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“This album is a loose manifesto in our shared vision for a way of being, It’s about our relationship and the dynamics in that”

Lightman Jarvis Ecstatic Band

Blood Wine or Honey

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DTx2

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It feels like everything has already been said but in the small spaces between all the monumental tropes there is, perhaps, room for some interstitial fauna

Blood Wine or Honey

Lonelady

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Former Things

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LoneLady explores the duality of memorialising and manifesting on her new album Former Things

Lonelady

Squirrel Flower

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Planet (i)

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On Planet (i), Squirrel Flower reveals a bright and uncompromising vision, confident in her powers of self-healing and growth.

Squirrel Flower

Mick Strauss

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Southern Waves

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“I wanted a balance between cold and sensual, and Southern and sweaty,” says Strauss

Mick Strauss

Francis Lung

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Miracle

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For me, Miracle is about the struggle between my self-destructive side and my problem-solving, constructive side

Francis Lung

The Tell

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Somewhere Right Now

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Consider it the perfect antidote for these times, as we stumble out of the darkness into the light at the end of a long tunnel

The Tell

Third Side

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Reissues

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Third Side Records will be reissuing 9 cult albums on June 11th, entirely remastered and repackaged with unreleased bonus tracks.

Third Side

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard

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Butterfly 3000

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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have always greeted creative boundaries with the same respect bulldozers visit upon anything foolish enough to stray into their path. Over 11 years and across their 17 studio albums to date, the sui generis sextet have turned their many hands to luminous acid-rock daydreams (I’m In Your Mind Fuzz), […]

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard

Danny Elfman

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Big Mess

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If Danny Elfman’s new album surprises you, just know that it surprised him, too

Danny Elfman

Turner Cody

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Friends In High Places

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Friends in High Places is as much a country-folk record as it is an ode to French indie-pop chanson, by way of Serge Gainsbourg

Turner Cody

Wolf Alice

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Blue Weekend

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A persistent theme of the new album is love – the discovery of it, the loss of it, the strength of it, for partners, friends, ourselves.

Wolf Alice

Me And My Friends

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Reworks EP

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Celebrating 10 years together, Me and My Friends are releasing Reworks, an EP dedicated to revisiting key songs from their time together

Me And My Friends

Squid

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Bright Green Field

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It’s the most ambitious thing we’ve ever done but it was also the most fun

Squid

Teenage Fanclub

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Endless Arcade

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Welcome back, Teenage Fanclub, unafraid of this endless arcade that is life

Teenage Fanclub

Field Music

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Flat White Moon

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A generous record of bounteous musical ideas, in many ways Field Music’s most immediately gratifying to date

Field Music

The Green Flamingo

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In The Witching Hour

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This new opus is the result of reflections vis-à-vis an addiction to social networks and voyeuristic nocturnal wanderings in a city that never sleeps.

The Green Flamingo

Lisa Li Lund

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Glass Of Blood

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Mixing dreamlike pop and cosmic electro, her melodies leave all the room for strangeness and experiments

Lisa Li Lund

Laurence-Anne

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Musivision

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An astonishing, fertile sound exploration has led her to her second full-length album Musivision

Laurence-Anne

Françoiz Breut

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Flux Flou de la Foule

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It is like Alice in Wonderland : Breut takes a step forward and suddenly finds herself in a completely different world

Françoiz Breut

Esther Rose

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How Many Times

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Rose expands her alt-country sound into a blossoming world of folk pop, rustic americana, and tender harmonies

Esther Rose

Piers Faccini

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Shapes Of The Fall

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The musical influences in Shapes of the Fall draw heavily on Faccini’s own Mediterranean ancestry, on southern Italian, Arab-Andalusian or Sephardic modes and rhythms

Piers Faccini

Institut

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L’effet waouh des zones côtières

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Institut dévoile à nouveau une sensibilité à fleur de peau, s’enfonçant davantage dans un premier degré gênant, dans une sincérité toute enfantine

Institut

Barbarossa

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Love Here Listen

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Barbarossa morphed from acoustic troubadoury to electronic song smithery all the while seemingly searching for an elusive balance between hopefulness and melancholy

Barbarossa

Arab Strap

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As Days Get Dark

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“There’s no point getting back together to release mediocrity.”  

Arab Strap

Laure Briard

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Eu Voo EP

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Laure explores the intensity of emotions, the themes of love, sadness, and voyage, magic and mystic

Laure Briard

Mush

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Lines Redacted

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Both sonically and visually, Lines Redacted is Mush at their Mushiest and weirdest

Mush

Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay

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Outsider

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Ce sublime album de pop baroque est le cœur d’un dispositif ambitieux, qui associera un film, une série de podcasts et des événements en ligne

Philippe Cohen Solal & Mike Lindsay

The Besnard Lakes

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The Besnard Lakes Are The Last Of The Great Thuderstorm Warnings

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Nine tracks overflowing with melody and harmony, drone and dazzle, the group’s own unique weather

The Besnard Lakes

Nicolas Repac

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Rhapsodic

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Nicolas Repac is pursuing the dreamlike magic of his art of sampling with his new album “Rhapsodic”. 

Nicolas Repac

M Ward

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Think Of Spring

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Think of Spring is inspired by Billie Holiday, Ray Ellis, J.J. Johnson, John Fahey and Robert Johnson. 

M Ward

Lost Christmas

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Lost Christmas

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Compilation of (mostly) original holiday songs from Memphis industries artists in aid of Crisis’ Home for All Campaign.

Lost Christmas

Chelou

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Real

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“At the core of it all is a guy with a guitar who uses metaphors as therapy for the head trips he hasn’t figured out yet.”

Chelou

El Perro Del Mar

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Free Land EP

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Deconstruction. Construction. So much of handling my own creativity has been about those two things.

El Perro Del Mar

J.E. Sunde

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9 Songs About Love

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A wide-hearted record that frames these complex feelings with a winning sense of accessibility and directness

J.E. Sunde

STATS

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Powys 1999

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“I knew we had to go back to Wales to make this album,” says Ed Seed

STATS

Mark Pritchard

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MP Productions EP 1

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‘MP Productions EP 1’ sees Pritchard dip into a slew of alias’ that have kept him busy over the years

Mark Pritchard

Tunng

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Dead Club

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Death was a subject that had long fascinated Tunng’s Sam Genders; a preoccupation not born out of the macabre so much as a curiosity about the fundamental purpose of existence

Tunng

Oneohtrix Point Never

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Magic Oneohtrix Point Never

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Oneohtrix Point Never categorically challenges most standard notions of linear thinking in music

Oneohtrix Point Never

Girlhood

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Girlhood

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Taking cues from Fugees, late 80s hip hop and The Avalanches and 90’s neo-soul the pair record and produce their music on a narrowboat

Girlhood

Plants & Animals

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The Jungle

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The Jungle is their shortest album yet and almost certainly their boldest. Eight acts in a world full of noise.

Plants & Animals

Emel

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The Tunis Diaries

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Emel created ‘The Tunis Diaries’ entirely in Tunis after she was unexpectedly quarantined in her childhood home this Spring.

Emel

The Phoenix Foundation

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Friend Ship

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“I don’t quite know how we pulled this record off. But I love it”

The Phoenix Foundation

Autechre

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Sign

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Autechre

Antoine Corriveau

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Pissenlit

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Three new things in Antoine’s life led to the creation of this album: a car, a studio, and a label. In this order of importance.

Antoine Corriveau

Nicolas Michaux

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Amour Colère

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Naked and true, the album addresses domestic life, the passing of time, nature, growing children

Nicolas Michaux

Yves Jarvis

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Sundry Rock Song Stock

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“Creation is my life and I don’t compartmentalize it at all.”

Yves Jarvis

Deradoorian

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Find The Sun

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“Find the Sun is a record to sit and listen to, and ask yourself about your Self,”

Deradoorian

Michael Rother

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Solo II

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“I guess my taste is limited. There’s a whole world of music, and I have narrowed it down to five per cent of the horizon.”

Michael Rother

Josiah Johnson

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Every Feeling On A Loop

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On Every Feeling on a Loop, lush musical arrangements and harmonies support Johnson’s baritone crooning.

Josiah Johnson

Francis Lung

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Songs From A Living Room EP

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A new EP of reworked songs recorded in lockdown.

Francis Lung

Aidan Knight

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Aidan Knight

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“This is a modern record that borrows from a long history of techniques and songwriters that have inspired me.”

Aidan Knight

Brian Eno

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Wrong Way Up / Spinner

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It is the first time either album has been available in a physical format for 15 years

Brian Eno

Dana Gavanski

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Wind Songs EP

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“Often we have to go a little far in one direction to learn something about ourselves”

Dana Gavanski

Jon Hassell

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Seeing Through Sound (Pentimento Vol. 2)

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Pentimento is defined as the “reappearance in a painting of earlier images, forms, or strokes that have been changed and painted over”

Jon Hassell

Laraaji

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Sun Piano

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Sun Piano finds Laraaji fulfilling a lifelong ambition to return to his first instrument, learnt whilst growing up in 1950s New Jersey

Laraaji

Jonathan Bree

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After The Curtains CLose

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Bree celebrates new romantic encounters with fun orchestral pop songs full of double entendres

Jonathan Bree

Kutiman

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Wachaga

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This is the first in a string of releases, which explore Kutiman’s singular vision through a variety of musical lens including melodic techno, ambient electronica and sweeping, motorik jazz.

Kutiman

Nicolas Repac

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Dancestral EP

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Repac plunged body and soul into the treasure trove of archives gleaned from all over the world.

Nicolas Repac

Bananagun

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The True Story of Bananagun

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The True Story of Bananagun is a tale of finding beauty in even these most turbulent of times.

Bananagun

Klô Pelgag

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Notre-Dame-Des-Sept-Douleurs

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“Every time I saw it, I averted my eyes and shivered in horror. That name terrified me.”

Klô Pelgag

Someone

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Orbit II

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Someone draws inspiration from 1970’s science fiction films and the colourful, surreal and often philosophical content this genre evokes

Someone

Darkstar

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Civic Jams

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Guiding the album in a new direction, Darkstar’s sonic palette is concise and follows a linear, minimal electronic pattern, navigating the space between the mid-range

Darkstar

Baauer

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Planet's Mad

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“I want to tell stories, more than just make records.”

Baauer

jockstrap

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Wicked City EP

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The heavy autobiographical narrative of Wicked City is married to an expressive and limitless sound world

jockstrap

Thomas Azier

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Love, Disorderly

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An album as effortlessly perennial as it is inherently contemporary

Thomas Azier

Bibio

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Sleep On The Wing EP

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As on Ribbons, the surrounding nature seeps into the studio and underlies the essence of his music as it unfurls.

Bibio

Christian Lee Hutson

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Beginners

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An album steeped in impossibly vivid memory, Beginners moves between tender nostalgia and self-effacing humor

Christian Lee Hutson

Katie Von Schleicher

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Consummation

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Can love that destroys, Von Schleicher asks, be love at all?

Katie Von Schleicher

Faux Real

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Faux Real EP

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Faux Real’s revolutionary approach to the project firmly places them in traditions inherited from the underground, subverting time-tested formulas to suit their needs as modern artists

Faux Real

Lorenzo Senni

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Scacco Matto

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Musically ‘Scacco Matto’ is a continuation of Senni’s distinctive “pointillistic” style – where gated, taut sounds are arranged relentlessly as drumless rhythms and melody

Lorenzo Senni

Malena Zavala

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La Yarará

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“The yarará is a venomous snake, a viper, in Argentina,”

Malena Zavala

Squarepusher

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Lamental EP

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A contemplative side to the music Tom has been making over the last few years

Squarepusher

The Dream Syndicate

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The Universe Inside

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This album could have been called The Art of The Improvisers

The Dream Syndicate

Warm Digits

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Flight Of Ideas

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In an increasingly off-kilter world where reality shifts daily, truth is merely what we decide it to be

Warm Digits

Nightmares On Wax

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Smokers Delight

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‘Smokers Delight’ was one of a handful of records to define a generation

Nightmares On Wax

Yves Tumor

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Heaven To A Tortured Mind

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Few projects at the forefront of contemporary art truly push visceral sonic boundaries in the way that Yves Tumor does

Yves Tumor

Born Ruffians

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Juice

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JUICE is a testament to where Born Ruffians have come from, and a bold, pulpy mission statement for the future

Born Ruffians

M. Ward

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Migration Stories

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the collection is languid and hazy, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy as it reckons with a world that feels more divided than ever before

M. Ward

The Dandy Warhols

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Tafelmuzik Means More When You’re Alone

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Despite the world being in a state of uncertainty, it’s not all doom and gloom. On 1 April, The Dandy Warhols are releasing a new studio album

The Dandy Warhols

Bongeziwe Mabandla

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iiMini

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A collection of songs that trace the unfolding of love with sonic beauty

Bongeziwe Mabandla

Dana Gavanski

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Yesterday Is Gone

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“it’s my search for how to suspend judgement or loosen it enough to let something pass through.”

Dana Gavanski

Bumblebees

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Dancing Dots In The Dark

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Space, some dream of it, some fear it.

Bumblebees

Ultraista

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Sister

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“This band is ultimately a celebration of our friendship”

Ultraista

Nadia Reid

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Out Of My Province

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As an artist, you must move to grow. It’s a sentiment Nadia Reid knows well.

Nadia Reid

The Saxophones

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Eternity Bay

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Eternity Bay’s opening settings are ordinary enough: a trailer park motel and its neighboring dive bar, The Lamplighter.

The Saxophones

sir Was

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The Letter (EP)

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The EP serves as a delicious post-script to Holding on to a Dream and as an enticing prelude to what may come next

sir Was

Cabane

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Grande est la Maison

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a multi-facetted project, blending music, photography and video

Cabane

Chapelier Fou

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Méridiens

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Combining reality with fiction to question certainties and our relationships with the imaginary sphere

Chapelier Fou

Mush

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3D Routine

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Mush are circulating their own sonic mythology, blurring the lines between abstract surrealism, existentialism and social commentary.

Mush

Poliça

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When We Stay Alive

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When We Stay Alive possesses a new confidence in its sound, reflected in its fierce, determined songs

Poliça

Squarepusher

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Be Up A Hello

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This 14th album is the creative equal of the finest moments from his back catalogue, while connecting most directly to his roots

Squarepusher

Squirrel Flower

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I Was Born Swimming

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Squirrel Flower’s music is ethereal and warm, gushing with emotional depth

Squirrel Flower

Monolithe Noir

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Moira

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It never hides behind a screen of fake complexity, it speaks straight to us. Kubrick would be proud.

Monolithe Noir

Big Mountain County

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Somewhere else

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If you close your eyes when you listen, it’s just possible that the next time you lift your gaze, you really will be somewhere else.

Big Mountain County

Andy Shauf

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The Neon Skyline

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Few artists are storytellers as deft and disarmingly observational as Andy Shauf.

Andy Shauf

Supergrass

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The Strange Ones 1994-2008 Multiformat Best Of

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The seminal British group declared their improbable comeback

Supergrass

Holy Fuck

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Deleter

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Deleter is the sound of Holy Fuck freely ebbing and flowing in their own unique ecosystem

Holy Fuck

Field Music

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Making A New World

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Making a New World grew from a project the band undertook for the Imperial War Museum

Field Music

ephemerals

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the third eye

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Fusing styles including spiritual jazz, psychedelia, and spoken word, to convey an identity that is unmistakably their own

ephemerals

Polycool

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Lemon Lord

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The Parisian quartet has created a musical style in the service of their madness – between disco, pop, synth and psychedelic

Polycool

Jahwar

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Winrah Marah

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A hypnotic balance between châabi and finely chiseled folk-pop

Jahwar

Debate Club

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Phosphorescent

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A construction built on solid rhythms, jolting melodies, and incisive guitars

Debate Club

One Sentence. Supervisor

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Acedia

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«Acedia» designates a state of torpor, the exhaustion of one’s soul and beliefs. «Acedia» is the title of One Sentence. Supervisor’s third album.

One Sentence. Supervisor

Battles

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Juice B Crypts

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Their latest album is a sensory overload of information that throws everything you thought you knew about Battles into flux once again.

Battles

Danny Brown

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uknowhatimsayin¿

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The Hybrid has constructed an entire artistic constellation unto himself. Danny Brown has become his own genre.

Danny Brown

Mike Patton & Jean-Claude Vannier

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Corpse Flower

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A variety of musicians, both in Los Angeles and Paris, took part in the recording of Corpse Flower 

Mike Patton & Jean-Claude Vannier

MNNQNS

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Body Negative

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“We’re a rock band that hates rock ‘n’ roll,” says MNNQNS

MNNQNS

Francis Lung

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A Dream Is U

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At times boisterous and radiant, elsewhere contemplative and brooding, ‘A Dream Is U’ feels like being awake in dreams

Francis Lung

Ala.ni

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Acca

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ALA.NI hones in on the human element with her spectacular sophomore album, ‘ACCA,’ crafting a collection of dense, harmonically intricate vocal arrangements

Ala.ni

Suicide

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Suicide

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Suicide’s groundbreaking debut album will be given the Art of the Album treatment and reissued on red vinyl, CD and digitally on 12 July 2019

Suicide

Quantic

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Atlantic Oscillations

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Out 21st June ‘Atlantic Oscillations’ marks the return of Quantic with his most cohesive and intricate album to date.

Quantic

Plaid

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Polymer

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Covering a wide range of emotions, influences and inspirations; ‘Polymer’ is an album for modern times.

Plaid

JE Sunde

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JE Sunde

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Jon writes densely poetic songs with a bent toward the philosophical. Also, his voice sounds like some sort of weird angel.

JE Sunde

Rozi Plain

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What A Boost

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One, in fact, that was inspired and informed by just that: of travel and passage, of the unique inspiration found in different and differing people and places. Of movement and motion. Of journeying. 

Rozi Plain

C Duncan

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Health

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Navigating themes of love, anxiety and sexuality, “Health” is a deeply personal record that delves into a world Duncan had previously felt uneasy exploring.

C Duncan

Les Femmes S’en Mêlent

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Festival

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22nd edition of Les Femmes S’en Mêlent festival.

Les Femmes S’en Mêlent

Finn Andrews

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One Piece At A Time

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The resulting album is one of Andrews’ most profound and intimate pieces of work.

Finn Andrews

Cass McCombs

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Tip Of The Sphere

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Cass McCombs is a transient storyteller interested in words, music and dreams.

Cass McCombs

Connan Mockasin

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Jassbusters

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Jassbusters is the third record by Connan Mockasin

Connan Mockasin

Beak>

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>>>

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The band continue to forge their own path through their own genre of oddness.

Beak>

Teleman

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Family Of Aliens

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Fluent, fluid album of glorious pop songs, sometimes effervescent, sometimes foreboding, sometimes melancholic

Teleman

The Coral

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Move Through The Dawn

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The Coral have come back with an album filled with perfectly crafted songs: melodic, hopeful.

The Coral

Altin Gun

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On

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get ready to indulge in their fresh and beautiful sound between Turkish folk songs, dirty blend of funk rhythms and wah-wah guitars.

Altin Gun

Melissa Laveaux

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Radyo Siwèl

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Draping them in an indie rock aesthetic, Mélissa’s reinterprets Haitian heritage

Melissa Laveaux

Ariel Pink

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Dedicated To Bobby Jameson

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a shimmering pop odyssey in the career of an American rock and roll institution.

Ariel Pink

previously

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andy shauf – aldous harding – allah las – arca – asgeir – battles – bombay bicycle club – brian eno – c duncan – cabaret voltaire –  chk chk chk !!! – colin stetson – daf – danny brown – du blonde – the drums – emel mathlouthi – emily wells – field music – flying lotus – glass animals – grizzly bear – half moon run – hamilton leithauser – irmin schmidt – is tropical – jacco gardner – jamie lidell – the japanese house – jesse mac cormack – kelela – liars – low roar – mac demarco – martin gore – meridian brothers – merryn jeann – mehdi zannad – mick harvey – natalie prass – nick mulvey – quilt – samba de la muerte – san fermin – sébastien schuller – spoek mathambo – st vincent –le superhomard – swans – tahiti 80 – teenage fanclub – the asteroids galaxy tour – the dream syndicate – the liminanas – the veils – tony allen – trentemøller – ultimate painting – vanishing twin – weyes blood – whomadewho – yann tiersen – yeasayer – yves jarvis – zola jesus …