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Otherworldly Caribbean electronic dance floor cuts! Arousing prog-zouk and abstract futurism from the French West Indies by synthesist Claude Rodap, released on vinyl for the first time by Rush Hour.

Claude Rodap – Bélétronic

A big disc to tip into double digits for PT010 sees Brussels based master tastemaker & DJ, soFa deliver his first ever solo EP “All My Friends Are Witches” on Planet Trip records.

Sofa Elsewhere – All My Friends Are Witches

Smoove '80s-inspired electronic pop bizz from this Belgian duo. Basically sounds like slowed down versions of Alphaville's 'Forever Young' produced by a stoned Phil Collins ("Face Value" era), and that's no bad thing.

Stacks – Love and Language

There are certain records you have to earn the right to play. After buying the right kind of warehouse, you have to build the energy in the room for what feels like an eternity until the precise moment the vape circle starts gettin’ out of control and Dionysus the Greek God of Greek Promoters tears through the very fabric of reality and screams “τώρα!” right in your goddamned face. All of which brings us to Color Code, the latest EP from new Turbo sensation Dean Grenier.

Dean Grenier – Color Code

Delectable synth-pop romance from Montreal’s Library L’Amour - manna for the Cosey, From Nursery To Misery, Oï les Ox or Teresa Winter fanclubs.

Library L’Amour – Premier Caprice

Deep into lockdown, Frank pulled out his original 24 track masters of the “In a Minor Mode” ep, digitizing and exploring the original multi track recordings.

Frank Harris & Maria Marquez – Loveroom EP

Another 1983 gem is remastered by the label Mr. Disc Organization “Gaucho - Dance Forever“!

Gaucho – Dance Forever

Exquisitely bittersweet free folk songcraft by Japanese improv legends Reiko & Tori Kudo of Mahar Shalal Hash Baz, adding to the illustrious roll call of A Colourful Storm’s recent, flawless run - RIYL Noise, Keiji Haino/Fushitsusha, Tenniscoats

Reiko and Tori Kudo – Tangerine

An enigmatic release by Safe Camp, featuring ambient compositions that evoke feelings of tranquility and introspection.

Safe Camp – <><> / [o]

High grade digital lovers rock zinger from Melody Beecher, shuffling on the heels of her amazing George Michael version with a cover of Errol Dunkley’s ‘Movie Star’ originally released on Brooklyn label Witty in 1987.

Melody Beecher – Movie Star

Recorded in 1981, Dance by Earthling is a cornerstone seminal album of Nippon new wave and synth-pop.

Earthling (3) – Dance

TEACHERS – BOYS

“The Epidemics” has a stellar and varied line up. Lead by Shankar, he was an established ECM artist, recording a number of traditional and Indo Jazz LPs featuring his 10 string double violin for the label.

Shankar / Caroline – The Epidemics

Maya Ongaku’s uninhibited world-building will make it possible for us to see the unseen, expand the possibilities of the naked eye—all through the unbridled vibrancy of their music.

Maya Ongaku – Approach To Anima

Luminous and reflective ambient pop opus from Alessio Natalizia on a career-defining outing as Not Waving, featuring contributions from Romance, Marie Davidson, More Eaze and Spivak, plus a posthumous appearance by occasional collaborator Mark Lanegan, R.I.P.

Not Waving – The Place I’ve Been Missing

An echo through the ages, channelled and tuned by Young Marco.

Young Marco – I’m Still Mellow

bblisss specialists special guest dj and Ben Bondy’s Berlin/Brooklyn duo, xphresh, debut a lush volley of shatterproof jungle accelerators and RPG intrigued illbient beatdown on the newly minted 3XL division of Experiences Ltd, finding a gaseous spot somewhere between DJ Crystl’s pioneering ambient hardcore and NWAQ x Final Fantasy

xphresh – Xephon

Pacific Breeze documents Japan’s blast into the stratosphere. By the 1960s, the nation had achieved a postwar miracle, soaring to become the world’s second largest economy. Thriving tech exports sent The Rising Sun over the moon. Its pocket cassette players, bleeping video games, and gleaming cars boomed worldwide, wooing pleasure points and pumping Japanese pockets full of yen.

Various Artists – Pacific Breeze: Japanese City POP AOR & Boogie 1976-1986 Beach Umbrella (Blue And Green) Vinyl Repress

DDS catch enduringly absorbing sonic alchemist Jim O'Rourke at his knottiest and most ingenious in a wormholing suite of amorphous rhythm and psychedelic electronics - a massive RIYL Autechre, Roland Kayn, Bernard Parmegiani, NYZ, Keith Fullerton Whitman.

Jim O’Rourke – Too Compliment

‘Music For Theatre And Dance – Volume Two’ is the second in a small series of EPs that will focus on music which was initially created for or inspired by dance and performance

Various Artists – Music For Dance & Theatre – Volume Two

Heavy hitting SNES-Funk album from Tapes, returning to Jahtari for his first full length LP with eight solid 16bit Slap Crackers!

Tapes – Funk Plates Volume One

Mindblowing electronic productions and songcraft from Africa-via-Paris circa 1975-1982!...

Francis Bebey – African Electronic Music 1975-1982

November 17th 2023, sees the vinyl release of the infamous April 2013 leak of unfinished Jai Paul demos that took the world by storm, titled Leak 04-13 (Bait Ones). Coined one of the best albums of the 2010s (Pitchfork), Bait Ones boasts an impressive tracklist with songs that have been sampled by some of today’s biggest artists such as Beyoncé and Drake.

Jai Paul – Leak 04-13 (Bait Ones)

Nothing tells you that the summer is approaching than a tip-top scorching hot remix package, with 3 fresh perspectives causing UV rays to pierce out the soundsystem with the hit of every bongo.

Jogada – Jogada Remixes

Landing in 1998 between the endlessly imitated Chiastic Slide (1996) and the deceptively impenetrable ‘Confield’ (2001), LP5 and the following year’s EP7 feature some of Ae’s most effortlessly fucked rhythm mechanics; less abstract than much of what came after it, more complex and interwoven than what preceded it - just end-to-end brilliance.

Autechre – LP5

Debut volley of retro-vintage electroid suds from Alberta Balsam, craftily nodding to the Analord, Delia Derbyshire and Ursula K Le Guin via ‘90s electronics.

Alberta Balsam – Higher Dreams

FSL007 drops from Corkwegian, Berlin-based producer and dj Ellen King AKA ELLLL.

ELLLL – FEBREEZ E / G.E.O. Corp MIX

Mazy rhythmic conjuring by the don Don’t DJ, backed with Wah Wah Wino’s Morgan Buckley wielding a bodhrán on the remix - best believe Berceuese Heroqiue are back.

Don’t DJ: Album Sampler

Our planet... IS NEXT!? Yes, this is in fact the case, at least according to one Stockholm-dwelling, 30-something (wishes-he-was-a) failed pop star, real name Arvid Wretman.

Your Planet Is Next – YPIN EP

All tracks freshly re-mastered from original master tapes.True emotional gems!

Judy Larsen – Easy Dreaming / Gambling Man

Ambitious, complex and hooky breakthru opus by NW english rapper/producer/songwriter Rainy Miller, issued by The White Hotel’s Head II label and featuring contributions from Space Afrika, Blackhaine, Maxwell Sterling, Jam City, Georgia Ellery, Henzo and more. Highly emotive and bruised gear, it’s essential listening if yr into Future, Chief Keef, Drake, more eaze, Rabit, Wayne Phoenix, Iceboy Violet, Kanye, Burial…

Rainy Miller – Desquamation (Fire, Burn. Nobody)

Skweee G Daniel Savio clocks up a breezy, strolling house session for his fellow Swedes at Born Free

Daniel Savio – Born Free 36

Two masterful tracks taken from SOPHIE’s album Product, reissued on Numbers.

Sophie – L.O.V.E. / Just Like We Never Said Goodbye

Pat Metheny Group – Offramp

Finally - a completely remastered reissue of the original Japanese version of Ryuichi Sakamoto's 1984 hybrid synth-pop album 'Ongaku Zukan'. This one's for the city pop/'Thousand Knives' fans, properly eccentric smoove jazz, new age, dub and cold wave revisions sculpted in Sakamoto's instantly-recognisable image.

Ryuichi Sakamoto – 音楽図鑑 Ongaku Zukan

An echo through the ages, channelled and tuned by Young Marco.

Young Marco – I’m Still Mellow

Hot on the heels of a sold out first volume, Elle Andrews & Jon K’s MAL serve a sick second battery of broken club PRESSURE featuring new and exclusive cuts from Jana Rush, Filter Dread, Time Cow, Avon Blume, Soltura and King Maceeyar, together making for the label’s hungriest delivery to date with skews of grime, breakbeat hardcore, footwork and gqom from friends and fam strewn between the Caribbean, South Africa, the US and the UK.

Various Artists ‘PRESSURE (II)’ lp / Commodity Code: 8523809900 / Country Of Origin – DE

Oustanding debut of DIY art-pop collage and private press synth-funk steez by a Parisian chartered accountant-turned-artist, worthy of comparison with Vox Populi!, John Bender and Funkycan via Ultra Eczema oddities.

Frédérique Sueur – Le Temps Mutile Les Talons

Move D and dearly departed spar Pete Namlook take all the time they need to get you in an ambient house lather

Move D & Pete Namlook – Reissued 2

Four signature techno breaks tracks from Randomer. Dancers should check for the rugged swerve of ‘Shadow Harp’...

Randomer – Slicing

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