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Bullion We Had A Good Time DEEK Recordings 12"

Can Zhengzheng Rikang Norvenich Records LP

Squarepusher Be Up A Hello Warp Records CD | LP

Moby All Visible Objects The new full length album from Moby, following on from 2018’s Everything Was Beautiful, And Nothing Hurt. 100% of his profits will be going towards animal and human rights charities. Little Idiot CD | LP

Steve Spacek Houses The third album on Black Focus continues the South London tradition but this time in the form of one of the originators: a triple OG, Steve Spacek. Black Focus CD | LP

Caribou Suddenly Something to look forward to in 2020 already! New Caribou album incoming, Dan Snaith's first album in what will be six years. Have a listen to the first taste, 'You & I', below. In 2014 Dan Snaith aka Caribou released Our Love to overwhelming critical acclaim and massive fan support. Now Caribou returns with his seventh studio album Suddenly, an album about family and the changes we go though as those relationships evolve. Suddenly is the most surprising and unpredictable Caribou album to date. Though it retains the trademark Caribou warmth and technicolour, this album is littered with swerves and left turns, and amazes with it’s yet unheard nuances, samples and hooks. As Snaith puts it, “these albums are like photo albums for me – when I look back at the old ones, they’re a snapshot of my life at that time, full of people who are close to you”. This is the drive to continue to make Caribou albums. Full bodies of work where Snaith is able to evaluate things, look at those around him and celebrate them. As his passion and joy in music making remains as fresh as ever, Suddenly is the purest example of this yet. City Slang CD | LP

Ultra High Frequency / South Shore Commission Free Man / We're On The Right Track Soul Brother Records 12"

Moon Hooch Life On Other Planets “Recorded In A Series Of Stunning, One-Take Performances, ‘Life On Other Planets’ May Be The Purest Distillation Of Moon Hooch’s Sound Ever Put To Tape. There’s No Studio Magic Here, Just Three Virtuosic Musicians Who Seem To Share A Telepathic Connection, One That Transcends Language And Genre And Tradition. The Songs On ‘Life On Other Planets’ Mix Elements Of Jazz, Funk, R&B, And EDM, Swirling Them All Into An Instrumental Maelstrom The Band Refers To As “Cave Music” (Think House Music, But More Jagged And Primitive). The Performances Don’t Just Beg For A Physical Reaction, They Command One, Exploding Out Of The Speakers With Melodic Pyrotechnics And Infectious Percussion That Resonate On A Deep, Primordial Level. Though The Basic Structures For Many Of These Tunes Were Settled In Advance, Most Of What You’ll Hear On The Album Was Completely Improvised On The Spot, Much Like One Of The Band’s Legendary Live Shows. “ MEGAFORCE CD | LP

Chromatics Nite Re-press of the 2006 12" from Chromatics, droning and pulsating electro beats. Italians Do It Better CD | LP

Omar Souleyman Shlon Syrian wedding singer turned global dance icon Omar Souleyman releases his 4th studio album Shlon via Mad Decent / Because Music. On Shlon (Arabic for “how,” or literally “which color”), Omar Souleyman presents 6 new techno-meets-dabke songs of romance and love — singing poetry of a woman’s lips as sweet as Hillah’s dates on “Layle”; an intriguing woman he watches from afar whose kiss would be worth 10 million other kisses on “Shlon”; a lover ready to offer his beloved anything she wishes under the sun on “Shi Tridin” (“What Do You Wish For?”); a man in admiration of a woman with green eyes and blonde hair on “Abou Zlilif” (“Her Face is Like The Moon”); a song about love that will last forever on “Mawwal”, a traditional — all superimposed on complex techno arrangements by Hasan Alo, and based on the hi-speed Kurdish and Arabic dabke and baladi styles with the exception of “Mawwal” being presented in its traditionally slower pace. Because Music CD | LP

Ulrich Schnauss Now Is A Timeless Present - A Retrospective Highly respected German electronic music composer Ulrich Schnauss releases a career spanning retrospective seven CD boxset. As all the recording rights reverted back to Ulrich he has taken the opportunity to remaster his entire back catalogue to be released on his own Scripted Realities label. The two most recent of the albums, A Long Way To Fall and No Further Ahead Than Today have both been extensively reworked. The set also contains an 18 track compilation of outtakes, demo's & fragments including a cover version of Scott Walker’s ‘It’s Raining Today’ and Ulrich’s version of Bach’s ‘Prelude And Fugue No1 in C Major’. With 14 of the 18 tracks being so far unreleased. Each of the album's artwork have also been refreshed. This release makes Ulrich's music available again after an 18 month period. These seminal electronic albums are sounding contemporary and fresh. Contains the albums “Far Away Trains Passing By” “A Strangely Isolated Place” “Goodbye” “A Long Way To Fall – Rebound” “No Further Ahead Than Tomorrow” & “Now Is A Timeless Present” – (Outtakes ,Demos & Fragments) with a total of 73 tracks on seven CD’s. Similar artists Jon Hopkins, Brian Eno, Tycho Scripted Realities CD

KELLY LEE OWENS / Jon Hopkins Luminous Spaces / Luminous Beings Both Hopkins’ and Owens’ work perfectly complements each other here on “Luminous Spaces”; Hopkins’ transcendent, dancefloor-focussed electronics paired with Owens’ entrancing, often spiritual vocals and her ethereal techno production creates a euphoric electronic collaboration. The track, originally destined to be a remix of Hopkins’ “Luminous Beings” by Owens, morphed into a track in its own right following the pair working closely in the studio together on the track. Domino Records

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