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Mica Levi returns to Slip with six piano pieces played by Eliza McCarthy in ‘Slow Dark Green Murky Waterfall’ - a crepuscular suite riddled with Mica’s inquisitive, conversational phrasing and smartly expanding upon their 7” track, ‘Riding Through Drinking Harpo Dine’ [Foom, 2017], a new recording of which also appears in this set. Gorgeous music, especially recommended if yr into Terre Thaemlitz, Gonzales, Dominique Lawalrée...

Eliza McCarthy & Mica Levi – Slow Dark Green Murky Waterfall

Andres Loo from Tallin, Estonia.

Andres Loo – Synaptic Sugar

Experiences Limited, now 3XL, with a sick new LP from Exael on a highly atmospheric ambient jungle tip, deploying 30 mins of percussive spasms seeping into smoked-out zoners - highly tipped if yr into anything from Lee Gamble to Malibu.

Exael – Ice That Melts The Tips

Ltd Nice Price Action !! >Give It To Me Hot< is a 4-track EP that pays tribute to one of the hottest, raunchiest (but sadly short-lived) funk/punk groups from the early 80s, Sexual Harrassment.

Sexual Harrassment – GIVE IT TO ME HOT

STROOM 〰 serve a compilation of dreamlike works by Brussels-based collective Pablo’s Eye drawn from their catalogue circa the early-mid ‘90s. There’s some lush passages to be found...

Pablo’s Eye – Spring Break

A new Toy Tonics EP! By label boss Kapote!

Kapote – Electric Slide EP

Pat Metheny Group – Offramp

Proper, tracky, Chi-style budgers from the badboy Delroy Edwards, back to his vintage tricks on spiritual home L.A. Club Resource

Delroy Edwards – Change The World

“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

Beatrice Dillon meets Kassem Mosse for two higher register adventures on The Trilogy Tapes following their joint tape for Ominira in 2016 and a live collaboration at Tate Liverpool.

DILLON WENDEL – PULSE

High Ends returns with an EP by Thomas Romain and his mother

Thomas Romain & Christine Wodrascka – EXCURSION NAIVE

Tribal electronics, dubby downbeat, sedated house and disoriented breaks coming from Molto Brutto’s Andreas Kunzmann

Andreas Kunzmann – Album

More super smooth analogue detroit style house music from the masterful JUS ED

Dj Jus Ed Pres – I STILL GET NO LOVE EP

A compilation of indie pop gems from Blueboy, spanning their career from 1991 to 1998, showcasing their melodic brilliance and lyrical depth.

Blueboy – Singles 1991-1998

Glasgow’s excellent Somewhere Press return with their inaugural vinyl release, the debut album proper from Madelyn Byrd aka Slowfoam. Mining the seam between ecology and technology, Byrd offsets syrupy, dissociated electronics with sparse acoustic instrumentation and expressive field recordings, landing somewhere between Ulla, Marja Ahti and Andrew Pekler’s virtual exotica.

Slowfoam – Transcorporeal Portal

Milquetoast ‘90s ambient styles from Jon Tye & Peter Smith’s MLO, a big one for the banana-skin puffers. Shoes off, please, if you don’t mind - RIYL Cluster & Eno, Robert Haigh, ambient CDs with screensaver artwork

MLO – Oumuamua

The original single from Escape From New York finally gets an official reissue

Escape From New York – Save Our Love / Slow Beat

The Bees are a textbook case of the chew and spit cycle that was the late 80’s South African music industry. Although their unknown story is likely unique, it is just as likely that it is no different to that of many other young artists who dreamed of getting their music heard at the time.

The Bees – Mamezala / Never Give Up

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

Randomer – Slicing

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

Don of the moment, Nick León fuses raptor house’s Eurohouse influence on a pair of zingers b/w strong remixes by Pearson Sound and Doctor Jeep

Nick León – Xtasis

Recorded at Auditorio Stelio Molo RSI, Lugano, in September 2020, and produced by Manfred Eicher.

Nik Bärtsch – Entendre LP

Music From Memory recollect two bubbling and wonderfully prescient electronic mood & grooves by San Francisco’s Joel Graham, who only released two tapes in 1984/85, with these tracks included among them.

Joel Graham – Geomancy

Kalita are delighted to announce the first ever re-release of Los Angeles-based outfit Addmoro’s three sought-after recordings from their privately released invisible 1985 boogie grail ‘Keep On Trying’.

Addmoro – Rock & Roll Skate

Re Issue of Contact TACT001 on early 90s London based Discrete Records with the same cat number and track listing from the same master DAT

Contact – Contagious

Public Possession turns 10. What holds it all together?

V.A. – On & On

Soundclash or romance?

Androo VS. Bony Fly – Love Affair

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

Ralph Alessi’s fourth appearance as a leader for the label follows a singular album run that’s been met with nothing but praise from The New York Times to The Guardian.

Ralph Alessi Quartet – It’s Always Now

Bottom dwellers rising to the top a little taste of who's who in the current Brooklyn underbelly.

Various – No Payments Rejected

LA-based DJ duo Guruku is back with their second release.

Guruku – Mesmerized / What It Takes

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

Lovers Rock at its finest with a beautiful cover version of Merlyn Brooks' "You'll Never Need Somebody"

Janice Walker – You’ll Never Need Somebody

2023 Repress - DJ Koze doesnt aim for technical perfection for its own sake, but rather to serve the purpose of giving birth to great music. On his debut >Rue Burnout EP< from his own Pampa label, he plays with finesse and sophistication, and implicitly understands the importance of subtlety, leading from dreamy and restrained parts to a noisy frenzy at the end.

DJ Koze – Rue Burnout (2023 repress)

Carsten Nicolai's latest Alva Noto full-length is the second part of his ongoing 'HYbr:ID' series, this time an icy cocktail of dubby atmospheres, elastic rhythms and gaseous textures made in response to Richard Siegal's 2021 dance performance 'ECTOPIA'.

Alva Noto – HYbr:ID II

Repress ! Sudi Wachspress returns to Tartelet Records with Dance Planet, a third LP of emotionally-charged house music to welcome us back to the dancefloor.

Space Ghost – Dance Planet

Fleet-heeled house, broken beat, electro and dub-house finesse from the D.C. alum of Mister Saturday Night and World Building, doing it for Anthony Naples and co’s Incienso

James Bangura ‎– Wichita

Space is most definitely the place as far as the latest vinyl adventure from us here at Future Reactions is concerned

Jose Rico – Cygnuss – Diego Perrisson – ANALOG CORE EP

Repress! Kindred labels Animalia and NAFF co-release a collaborative project by Priori and Cousin.

Numiha – Cousin & Priori

Dusting off an old alias, Nicolas Jaar lets loose a surprise release of sample-heavy cuts both bolder and more refined than his early club tracks.

Against All Logic – 2012–2017

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