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Excellent Chicago House

Peven Everett – Heat Up / Fantasy Eyes

Burial spoils us with his 2nd release of ’22, leaving the beats for dust and dialling up the ASMR ambient feels to tongue-tip, piloerect effect for lovers and lonely ravers.

Burial – Streetlands

The misfit caters loose percussion and Mellotron to Osaruxo’s strings and Oberheim Matrix-1000 on the A-side’s curiously slanted mix of rustic North European folk and Mid Eastern styles in ‘Hebi’, whereas the B-side’s ‘Haru’ breaks down in three parts of solo strings and stark dark ambient tones that unexpectedly keen into a steeply psychedelic finale on ‘Part 2’.

DJ Sotofett & Osaruxo: Hebi

“People have so many demands on them already in their lives. I’m just trying to give them a little enjoyment and relaxation.'' - Christopher Cross

Lovelock – Washington Park

Strut present the first official reissue of a landmark album in the field of African music, Mulatu Astatke’s ‘Mulatu Of Ethiopia’ from 1972.

Mulatu Astatke – Mulatu Of Ethiopia

After some brilliant EPs on Hivern Disc, Macadam Mambo and inside Out Records, we are honoured to have him over for the album that has already enchanted us.

Steve Pepe – Arabia Per Delfina

Originally vinyl released on Moto Music (Cat.No. 017) February 2021

BIGENERIC – Alchemist Dreams & Future Tales

On his third and album, Rainbow Doll, the New Jersey house mystic Joey Anderson speaks to us

Joey Anderson – Rainbow Doll

An incredible 45 of Latin disco – recorded in Peru during the late 70s by funk pioneers Black Sugar, and right up there with the best from New York and LA of that era!

Black Sugar – Baila / Sha La La

Outer rim junkyard Elektro.

Ghostride The Drift – Ghostride The Drift

„Marriages are made in heaven – so is thunder and lightening.“

Jaki Liebezeit & Burnt Friedman – Eurydike

Originally released in 1992 on M-Plant subsidiary label

Robert Hood – Toxin 12 EP

A total doozy for Slowdive, Carla dal Forno, HTRK fiends - Naarm’s late ‘90s indie-pop darlings Hydroplane are subject of a crucial retrospective with London’s World of Echo, following a reissue of their s/t debut via Efficient Space.

Hydroplane – Selected Songs 1997–2003

A double 12 inch of rather fine DJ Sotofett remakes of the debut LP by Irish post-punk producer Stano.

Stano – Content To Write In I Dine Weathercraft

*** REPRESS ALERT *** Absolutely seminal Detroit techno classic on Underground Resistance by legend James Pennington aka Suburban Knight.

Suburban Knight – By Night EP

Public Possession turns 10. What holds it all together?

V.A. – On & On

Amsterdam based musician/producer Djosa (long time band member of Arp Frique & The Family) joins the Rush Hour Store Jams imprint with Botanica Obscura.

Djosa – Botanica Obscura

The tone always makes the music. But only those who actually make the sound?

Ron Trent – Raw Footage Part TWO

A much-cherished gem from the 1980s underground Japanese music scene returns as Soft Selection 84 is reissued by Glossy Mistakes for its 40th anniversary. Originally released on DIY label Soft, the compilation sees 13 tracks from nine acts spanning minimal, ambient, zolo and more for a beguiling listen.

Soft Selection 84 – A Nippon DIY Wave compilation

A very welcome return to the Bitter Ends with an incendiary new 4 dimensional sonic assault ! Genre-wrecking, top spec modern funk as always !

bitter end – U Dancin

Double-LP, Gatefold sleeve, excellent Deep House, Lo-Fi House, Electronica

Frank & Tony – Ethos

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

3 remixes and 1 new track here.

Gilb’R – On Danse Comme Des Fous

Tresor Records is proud to announce forthcoming special editions of its entire catalogue of Drexciya and related projects.

Drexciya – Harnessed The Storm

PPU Debut from King Pari. Recently relocating from Minneapolis to LA,

King Pari – Come Inside

Mathematics celebrates more than 20 years with previously unreleased Adonis gems

Adonis Presents Daryl Pandy – After Midnight EP

Alabaster DePlume collaborator Ruth Goller engineers a startlingly unique sound on her second album, layering diaphanous soprano vocals over prismatic, instrumental backdrops and avant ideas into pop moulds. RIYL Julia Holter, Jenny Hval, Julianna Barwick.

Ruth Goller – SKYLLUMINA

Imagine Joe Meek doing digi-dancehall and you’ve got the measure of 7FO’s 7” pearl for the esteemed EM Records from his native Osaka

7Fo – ヒーリング剣 = Healing Sword

At their chilliest, most magnificent and dreadful. Brilliantly remastered, one-sided.

Rhythm & Sound: No Partial

Space 1.8 is Nala Sinephro’s debut album; each contributing piece is part of a connected, collaborative and deeply personal body of music

Nala Sinephro – Space 1.8

End to End was recorded at Studios-La-Buissonne in the south of France, and produced by Manfred Eicher. It is issued in both CD and LP formats.

Barre Phillips – End To End

On his fifth solo album, Jake Muir dissolves X-rated gay sleaze flick soundtracks into a shimmering suite of subdued orchestral flourishes and surreal cosmic psychedelia, a real heady trip that comes highly recommended if you’re into Pinkcourtesyphone, Perila, Andrew Pekler, Brian Eno.

Jake Muir – Bathhouse Blues

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

A double shot of Y2K digi thrillers from Sydney via Bromley electro-dub producer Jeff Dread. Part of the city’s burgeoning network of blunted bass and sound system culture, Dread worked in parallel with the likes of Sheriff Lindo, Andy Rantzen and Ali Omar, issuing two dynamite albums on Creative Vibes in 1999 and 2001.

Jeff Dread – Dub The Farmers Daughter / Out On A Limb

Where it all began! It was only a matter of time before SOPHIE would go on to change music for the better. We will be forever fortunate that our paths crossed and this special record marks a moment in time of endless possibilities.

Sophie – Nothing More To Say

Ace plate of cyber-roots reggae dub steppers by long-running unit Arkology

Arkology – Fire Dub / Education Dub

Stroom’s trance influences surface on a reissue of two glyding mid ‘90s gems of the ilk Ziggy rinses regularly at clubs across the world

Weird Genetics / Anymus – New Wave / Expander

“Subtle, playful. Softly spoken yet speaks volumes. This is powerful stuff! The absence of music like this is what made me start producing…” —Jackson Bailey/Tapes

7FO – 竜のぬけがら = Ryu No Nukegara

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

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

Baba Stiltz hails from a tradition of funky outcasts centered around the calm yet unpredictable city of Stockholm, Sweden. Since his infant days he's been guided through the nitty-gritty basics of what it is to be a true music lover by some of the city's most prolific artists, producers and djs

Baba Stiltz – Total

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