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King Krule You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down XL CD | LP

Radiohead KID A MNESIA XL CD | LP

Ibeyi Ibeyi XL CD | LP

Rostam Eos / Wood Limited indies only white vinyl 7" New minimalist electronica single from Rostam of Vampire Weekend XL 7"

BADBADNOTGOOD Talk Memory Indies exclusive LP is on 'white' coloured vinyl. BADBADNOTGOOD return with their highly anticipated new album, Talk Memory, a psychedelic jazz record that explores balance and harmony through musical improvisation. Collaborators include legendary composer Arthur Verocai and contemporary icons such as Terrace Martin, Karriem Riggins and Laraaji. XL Recordings CD | LP

Powell Sport The debut album from playful electronic experimentallist Powell XL CD | LP

Liss First EP Second single from Danish teens Liss. ‘Sorry’ is a enchanting slice of R&B built around singer Søren Holm’s distinct, soulful vocal. Described by The Guardian as “a liquid piece of fast-paced funk pop that imagines what might have happened had Michael Jackson recorded with Arthur Russell” and Crack Magazine simply as “nonchalantly effortless pop”, it was an irresistible first statement from the Aarhus, Denmark-based quartet, and a compelling introduction to Liss’ unique brand of Nordic soul. XL 12"

Radiohead Daydreaming Expected TBC - could be digital release only Our second taste of the frothcoming Radiohead album is the beautiful Daydreaming XL

XL Chapter VI Zomby / Special Request / Powell / MssingNo / .. The sixth compilation from XL two dacades after the last one! XL may have spread its antennae far and wide but at its core its DNA is made up of weird, outsider, two-fingers-up electronic records that crawl out of the concrete and onto wax. XL began as a label by selling 12”s to rave DJs, with the best releases pressed onto an annual compilation. The last in the series dropped in 1995 as the label widened its scope. Twenty years on and now is the time to reconnect with the genesis of XL. XL Chapter VI is a vinyl-focused release that wholly embraces the chosen audio format of the decade – all artists on the compilation will be releasing club-ready 12” EPs on XL, a throwback to the dancefloor artillery attitudes that were cultivated at the turn of the 90s. The Chapters provided a regular platform for artists concerned with reshaping the underground and consequently, culture. Think of Liquid’s “Sweet Harmony”, “Everybody In The Place” by The Prodigy or “DJs Take Control” by SL2. These are names and songs that led a new wave of dance music. Fast forward far into a different millennium and those names have been replaced by a different crew forging a path into new futures. Zomby, Powell, KAYTRANADA, MssingNo, GILA, Homepark, Hugo Massien, rLr, Mumdance, Novelist and Special Request are the artists that are endeavouring to shape not just a way of dancing, but a way of thinking. XL LP

Powell Insomniac / Should Have Been a Drummer Expected 6th November Powell unveils his brand new single ‘Insomniac / Should’ve Been A Drummer’. his second release on XL Recordings. Following on from the acerbic ‘Sylvester Stallone / Smut’ double A-side released earlier this year, the new single continues to blur the lines between contemporary club music, punk and forward-thinking computer acid. Describing the music is a challenging prospect… but dancing to it isn’t. Both as an artist in his own right and through the music released on his own label Diagonal, Oscar Powell has established himself among this decade's most singular, exciting artists. The music is tough, but always playful XL 12"

Zomby Let's Jam EP2 Second of two brand new EP's from Zomby...‘Let’s Jam 1’ and ‘Let’s Jam 2’ are Zomby’s debut recordings for XL Recordings. The two musically distinct individual bodies of work see the London-based artist returning to his roots making instinctive, enigmatic, club-focused music. The music was in part recorded on new hardware and software at XL’s west London studios and in part on the fly in Zomby’s own environment. XL 12"

Zomby Let's Jam EP1 One of two brand new EP's from Zomby...‘Let’s Jam 1’ and ‘Let’s Jam 2’ are Zomby’s debut recordings for XL Recordings. The two musically distinct individual bodies of work see the London-based artist returning to his roots making instinctive, enigmatic, club-focused music. The music was in part recorded on new hardware and software at XL’s west London studios and in part on the fly in Zomby’s own environment. XL 12"

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