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solomon ilori & his afro drum ensemble African High Life (LP, £10.50)

WONDERFUL AFRICAN INFLUENCED BLUE NOTE CURIO FROM MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST ILORI FROM 1964. FEATURES CHIEF BEY, HUBERT LAWS, DONALD BYRD, SUNNY MORGAN & ... more
low Double Negative (MC, £6.75)
label: sub pop

In 2018, Low turn twenty-five. Since 1993, Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker - the married couple whose heaven-and-earth harmonies have always held the b... more
sleaford mods Sleaford Mods (5-track CD, £5.95)
label: rough trade

‘Sleaford Mods’ is the band’s first new music since 2017’s Top 15 album ‘English Tapas’. The mini-album was recorded in Spring 2018 in Nottingham an... more
arcane roots Landslide (4-track 12", £12.95)

Following on from releasing one of the most exciting 'rock' records of the last few years in 'Melancholia Hymns' (2017), ARCANE ROOTS return with a ve... more
oren ambarchi / konrad sprenger / phillip sollmann Panama / Suez (Version) (12", £9.50)

These three multi-instrumentalists collaborated with the goal of creating subtly shifting musical passageways: sonic routes that run between continent... more
throbbing gristle Heathen Earth: the Live Sound of Throbbing Gristle (double CD, £13.50)

A live document of a performance by TG to a small and invited audience on 16 February 1980. Uses re-mastering from 2011. Neither an insight into TG’s... more
jah9 Feelings (LP, £8.95)
label: vp

The poet Janine Cunningham (pka Jah9) has teamed up again with legendary producer Clive Hunt to produce a fresh crop of compelling musical sojourns, s... more
the drop Last Stand (LP, £14.50)

Long awaited debut album, Last Stand, from UK’s grooved up Roots Reggae outfit The Drop. Grown out of their small-town suburban roots to speak to th... more
dilly dally Heaven (LP, £18.95)

Partisan Records release the sophomore album from Toronto band Dilly Dally, titled ‘Heaven’ and produced by Rob Schnapf (Elliott Smith, Beck). ɨ... more
cheap whine Cheap Whine (LP, £14.25)
label: Drunken Sailor

Cheap Whine sound like classic 70s punk always sounds in your head, but somehow never quite lives up to. Nagging power pop melodies, frantic energy i... more