LOOP - 'THE WORLD IN YOUR EYES'

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• REACTOR02CD - 3xCDs

  5061041820960

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ALSO REISSUED to coincide with the VINYL – TWELVES 3LP; the complete 3CD World In Your Eyes set, originally released in 2009, and out of print for over 12-13 years. 3 CDS containing all the all the band's 12-inches and compilation tracks in chronological order, with some demo tracks along the way, featuring tracks from the very first Loop demo, "16 Dreams" single, "Spinning", "Collision", "Black Sun" and "Arclite" as well as the Nick Drake tribute on Imaginary, the Neil Young tribute Comp on No. 6 Records, the "promo" Live 12", and even the Godflesh cover version from their split on Clawfist. All remastered from Original tapes in 2008 by Kevin Metcalf and Robert Hampson.

Tracks

CD 1

16 Dreams
Head On
Burning World
Spinning (Parts 1&2)
Brittle Head Girl
Deep Hit
I'll Take You There

1st Loop Demo - House In The Woods:
Brittle Head Girl
Burning World

Spinning (Spun Out) Good Feeling Compilation


CD 2

Collision
Crawling Heart
Thief Of Fire
Thief (Motherfucker)
Black Sun
Circle grave
Mother Sky

Nick Drake / Neil Young covers compilation tracks
Pink Moon
Cinnamon Girl


CD 3

Arc-Lite (Sonar)
Arc-Lite (Radar) Daniel Miller remix
Sunburst
Arc-Lite (Radiated) Daniel Miller remix

Prisma Uber Europa Promo Live 12":
Afterglow
Got To Get It Over
Burning World

(Loop / Godflesh split single comp)
Like Rats (Loopflesh)

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LOS CAMPESINOS! - 'ALL HELL'

Formats

• HS004LPSS - 2xLP (COLOURED)

  5061041821004

• HS004CD - CD

  5061041820496

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**Repressed on 'Shooting Star Glitter' coloured vinyl** The UK’s first and only emo band Los Campesinos! return with their highly-anticipated seventh album, All Hell. It is perhaps their most ambitious and assured album yet, whilst simultaneously recalling everything we’ve come to love about LC! over their faultless discography. Recorded between October 2023 and February 2024, it is the first album to be wholly self-produced by band member Tom Bromley (having co-produced previous albums Sick Scenes and NO BLUES). The album is also self-released on the band’s own Heart Swells record label. In the band’s words All Hell is an album about… Drinking for fun and drinking for misery // adult acne // adult friendship // football // death and dying // love and sex // late-stage capitalism // Orpheus // day dreaming // night terrors // the heart as an organ and as a burden // suburban boredom // Tears of the Kingdom // the punks on the playlist // increments of time // climate apocalypse // the moon the moon the moon /// Los Campesinos! have become one of the most important and influential cult acts in the UK since they formed in the mid-2000s. Starting out in the Cardiff indie scene and soundtracking Budweiser adverts, the seven-piece’s musical evolution since then has been slow, steady and remarkable. From the frenzied chaos of debut album Hold On Now, Youngster… (2008) through 2010 breakthrough Romance is Boring and the self-mythologising of latter day highlights NO BLUES (2013) and Sick Scenes (2017), their discography is an interconnected web of niche references, big swings and unflinching honesty. Making self-professed sleeper hits for weeping dipshits, they’re as influenced by The Beautiful South as they are US emo, with emotional intensity and connection always at the core. Their lyrics are a treasure trove of football references, tales of romantic woe and painfully frank exorcisms, which have been tattooed across hundreds of fans’ bodies and served as comfort and insight during that break-up you had (there’s a reason the band’s tagline is “your ex-girlfriend’s favourite band”). Now with the release of All Hell, Los Camp! approach their third decade as a band more brilliant, more potent and more vital than ever.

Tracks

Tracklist: 1. The Coin-Op Guillotine / 2. Holy Smoke (2005) / 3. A Psychic Wound / 4. I. Spit; or, a Bite Mark In The Shape Of The Sunflower State / 5. Long Throes / 6. Feast Of Tongues / 7. The Order Of The Seasons / 8. II. Music For Aerial Toll House / 9. To Hell In a Handjob / 10. Clown Blood/Orpheus? Bobbing Head / 11. kms / 12. III. Surfing a Contrail / 13. Moonstruck / 14. 0898 HEARTACHE / 15. Adult Acne Stigmata

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8.5 Best New Music - Pitchfork |
UK Chart position: 14 |
#48 THE GUARDIAN'S AOTY 2024 |
#10 STEREOGUM'S AOTY 2024 |
#40 THE LINE OF BEST FIT'S AOTY 2024

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LOOP - 'TWELVES'

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• REACTOR02LP - 3xLP

  5061041820953

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First time vinyl pressing of these remastered 12”/EP tracks. Originally released in the 80s / 1990, on the Chapter 22 / Head / Situation 2 labels: 16 Dreams 12” (Head) released 1986 Spinning 7” /12” (Head) released 1987 Collision 7”/12” (Chapter 22) released 1988 Black Sun 12” (Chapter 22) released 1988 Arc-Lite 7”/12”/CD5 (Situation 2) released 1989 Primsma Uber Europa 12” (Beggars) released 1991 (Live Promo only) Remastered from the original tapes by Kevin Metcalf and then reissued for the first time in 2009 as part of the WORLD IN YOUR EYES 3CD set on Reactor. Now re-mastered for vinyl and re-cut to lacquers by Shawn Joseph / Optimum Mastering and issued as TWELVES. (ref: the 3 x 7” set SEVENS released 2020) Each side of this 3LP set has one of the 12”s in full, 16 Dreams / Spinning / Collision / Black Sun / Arc-Lite...as well as the promo only LIVE 12” Prisma Uber Europa. The 12” cover of each LP has the relevant sleeve on each side to recreate the original sleeve image, and each 12” side will have labels as close to the original designs as possible. Hear Loop expand their sound from the Stooges / Velvets / garage pyschout of 16 Dreams, into the Spinning era and then develop their motorik fuzzed-out nihilistic pummel through the Collision and Black Sun EPs to finish this set with the Arc-Lite side, possibly Loop at their most visceral. Unable to be pigeon holed like most bands of this time, their live shows also wiped the floor with everyone as evidenced on the Prisma Uber Europa 12”. Not reissued on vinyl when first remastered, now its time. PLAY LOUD For the first time on vinyl, all of the 12” single releases from loop, remastered by Kevin Metcalf in 2008, and originally part of the WORLD IN YOUR EYES 3CD set (also being reissued ). Remastered for vinyl and lacquers cut by Shawn Joseph / Optimum Mastering in January 2025. Packaged so that each side of the LP is one complete LOOP 12” in chronological order (all 5 released 12”, plus the limited Live Promo 12”), with printed inner bags displaying original single cover art, and indeed, labels replicated to match original 12” label for each side/single. Has tracklisting insert also.

Tracks

Side A: 1. 16 Dreams 2. Head On 3. Burning World
Side B: 1. Spinning (Parts 1&2) 2. Brittle Head Girl 3. Deep Hit
Side C: 1. Collision 2. Crawling Heart 3. Thief Of Fire (Written-By ? The Pop Group) 4. Thief (Motherfucker) (Written-By ? The Pop Group)
Side D: 1. Black Sun 2. Circle Grave 3. Mother Sky (Written-By ? Can)
Side E: 1. Arc-Lite (Sonar) 2. Arc-Lite (Radar) 3. Sunburst 4. Arc-Lite (Radiated)
Side F: 1. Prisma Uber Europa 2. Afterglow (Live) 2. Got To Get It Over (Live) 3. Burning World (Live)

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THE REVOLUTIONARY ARMY OF THE INFANT JESUS - 'RUMOURS OF ANGELS'

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• NXN034DLP - 2xLPs

  0615625581010

• NXN034CD - CD

  0615625581027

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2025 is the 40th anniversary of the formation of The Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus. Rumours of Angels is a collection of recorded and live material that spans a period of significant transition for the project. Rumour of Angels was recorded in between the full studio albums Mirror (1990) and Beauty Will Save the World (2015). It includes material from the EP collections, Liturgie Pour La Fin Du Temps (1992) and Paradis (1995), as well as live recordings from Leipzig: reflecting here something of the sense of the immersive multi-media practice, elements of ritual, enigmatic samples and field recordings that were constructed for the live RAIJ live experience. This collection also includes studio material recorded specifically for the release of a 3 CD back catalogue compilation After the End by French label Infrastition in 2013. It tracks a diverse range of recording and performance styles for RAIJ and documents the end of the first active phase of the project and, with the recording of ‘After the End’ and ‘Suspended on a Cross’, the beginning of the new. The collective is much changed and much the same. There are clear connections between the early project and today, and some of these connections are traced here on Rumours of Angels. RAIJ continues to enjoy a certain reclusive status and to confound musical classification with a commitment to a unique form of musical and artistic experimentation.

Tracks

: (A1) Cantata Sacra (A2) Le Monde Du Silence (A3) Dies Irae (B1) Psalm (Live) (C1) Paradis (C2) She Moved Through The Fair (D1) The Parable (Of The Singing Ringing Tree) (D2) Suspended Upon A Cross (D3) Mouvement (D4) After The End

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WATER DAMAGE - 'INSTRUMENTS'

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• CFUL0338 - 2xLPs

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Water Damage is ten people from one town and one sound from twelve people. For Instruments, the plus two are guitarist David Grubbs and saxophonist Patrick Shiroishi, neither of whom blunt the angle or confound the aim. The tempo? Slow and low. Four tracks, averaging twenty minutes each, the pace never above a comfortable walk. The damage creeps, a forest becomes a mountain, and the faithful move forward. The album is named after Fugazi, in a manner, and "Reel 25" takes after the Shocklee Brothers, in a cry. Stop asking the lord how many drummers this band has and and ask him how much of your mind, babe. Some people say drone and same people say trance and some people say invocation through patterned unity. Some people just say rock and we let them set their clocks back. Lie down and let these holy treads flatten you. Just because Water Damage know what they are doing doesn't mean you have to. Fix your hearts or die!

Tracks

Tracklist: 1. Reel 28 2. Reel 25 3. Reel 32 4. Reel 27 India (Slight Return)

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CUNEIFORM TABS - 'AGE'

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• W25-19 - LP

  850051035045

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Quickly on the heels of their astounding debut, Cuneiform Tabs return with Age, an LP that takes a massive leap forward in both melodic sensibilities and inventiveness. Bathed in late night psychedelia, the group's experimental penchant remains, yet this time wrapped around tunes too sweet to be denied. In pulling back a little of the crackle and haze that made their first album so inviting, the Tabs have revealed more of their pop instincts. Happy to let a picked acoustic guitar stand alone like a Vashti Bunyan home recording and sit deep in the looping repetition of a drone sample like a bedroom My Bloody Valentine. The overall effect is of a perfect set of early Animal Collective demos or Syd Barrett attempting a Television Personalities cover at 3am. The duo of Matt Bleyle and Sterling Mackinnon continue their system of trading songs back and forth across the Atlantic. A furtive correspondence between the Bay Area and the UK building, layering and blurring as they grab whatever instrument is needed until these sonic nuggets are fully formed. While these songs are very much the product of the Tascam and rudimentary software that is integral to the band, this album is truly the embrace of their melodic songwriting talents – not unlike the recent breakthrough of labelmate Cindy Lee. With the dream-like strum of "Ivy," the slow shimmer of "Orbital Rings" and enchanting madcap swirl of "Blended Medal," this is hypnagogic pop at its finest. Age is the record Bob Pollard hears in his head every time he heads down to the basement to pick up a guitar. This is the sound of riding in an elevator hearing McCartney singing "Blackbird" in the distance, only to have it draw closer and closer with each floor as you finally race down the hallway, putting your ear to each door searching for the source. This is Leonard Cohen smoking in the middle of the street outside of a Suicide show. If all of this sounds phenomenal, it is.

Tracks

1. Flush In The Cheeks 2. Crow Speech 3. Feiform Tabs 4. So Light 5. Orbital Rings 6. Ivy 7. Taoist Face Wash 8. Blended Medal 9. Alyosha 10. Flintstone Meal

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Recommended for fans of Animal Collective, Syd Barrett and Cindy Lee

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VARIOUS - 'JUGOTON BOSSA NOVA - BRAZILIAN WAVE IN YUGOSLAVIA 1963-1983'

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• EverlandYU009LP - 2xLPs

  710473186216

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Rich musical history of Yugoslavia reveals a long-lasting love for the music of Latin America. Entwined in Afro-Cuban rhythms, ballrooms were shakin', swayin' and swingin', gathering musicians who were heavily into jazz bands and orchestras, most notably in Ljubljana, Zagreb, and Belgrade. Jazz could be heard on the streets of Split way back in 1919 when dancing became a symbol of freedom. Radio was the most loved household item, newest sheet music was in demand and collecting records was hip like today. In the aftermath of Second World War, jazz went underground but little by little, things changed and Ella, Satchmo, Dizzy and Miles came to visit, among others. Music festivals shaped the music for entertainment and variety of popular styles showed influences from all over the world. In the early sixties, one particular rhythm crashed on the coast of the Adriatic Sea: the rhythm of bossa nova! In the whirlwind of various musical styles, Latin American music still played important part of the scene in the early sixties Yugoslavia. Beguine, tango, rhumba, samba, calypso, mambo and cha-cha-cha all found their place on the festivals inspired by famous Sanremo, festival of Italian popular song that largely shaped the musical taste of Europe. It was the era of instrumental rock, R & B and rock'n'roll - sounds of "imperialist America" now played freely on imported and hand-made electric guitars. While dancing halls had been turning into concert venues, bossa nova has come! Eydie Gorme with Blame It on the Bossa Nova and Paul Anka with Eso Besso (That Kiss!) tried to make us learn some new dance moves but it was Joao Gilberto's gentle singing and his new way of playing samba songs, along with Tom Jobim's modern dissonant harmonies and poetry of Vinicius de Moraes that created the magic. When American alto saxophonist and flautist Bud Shank visited Zagreb and Ljubljana in 1963 (with Boško Petrović in his quintet) "it was the first time we heard bossa nova!" remembers Stjepan Braco Fučkar. Jugoton, the biggest record company in Yugoslavia, released 4-track EP Bossa Nova by Bogdan Dimitrijević and his ensemble that same year! While not being fully accepted or understood completely, the archives of Jugoton reveal to us various interpretations of this new trend from their vast catalogue. Compiled by Leo Hekman, also known as DJ D-Gree 

Tracks

A1 / Arsen Dedić ? Onaj dan
(A. Dedić ? N. Kalogjera) Zabavni orkestar ? RTZ 1963
A2 / Zdenka Vučković ? Bosonoga
(M. Bogliuni ? I. Krajač ? K. Oblak) Festivalski revijski orkestar ? Jugoton 1964
A3 / Bogdan Dimitrijević ? O barquinho
(R. Menescal ? R. Boscoli) Ansambl Bogdana Dimitrijevića ? Jugoton 1963
A4 / Nino Robić ? Jedna nota (Samba de uma nota s?)*
(A. C. Jobim, N. Mendon?a ? Mario Kinel ? J. Robe?nik) Ansambl Mojmira Sepea ? PGP RTB 1963
A5 / Milan Bačić ? Hō-B?-L?-L?*
(J. Gilberto ? M. Kinel ? T. Simović)* Vokalni kvartet Melos i Ansambl Tomice Simovića ? PGP RTB 1966

B1 / Beti Jurković ? Ljuljačka
(B. Jurković ? M. Lentić ? M. Rijavec) Festivalski orkestar ? Jugoton 1965
B2 / Elda Viler ? Senca tvojega nasmeha (The Shadow of Your Smile)
(B. Webster ? M. Lindič ? M. Rijavec) Ljubljanski Jazz ansambel i Vokalni ansambel Optimisti ? Jugoton 1968
B3 / Arsen Dedić ? Često te sretnem
(N. Kalogjera ? A. Dedić -N. Kalogjera) Festivalski revijski orkestar ? Jugoton 1964
B4 / Bogdan Dimitrijević ? Hershey Bar
(S. Getz), Ansambl Bogdana Dimitrijevića ? Jugoton 1963
B5 / Zdenka Vučković ? Izgubljeno (Desafinado)
(A. C. Jobim, N. Mendon?a ? I. Krajač ? K. Oblak) Ansambl Kre?imira Oblaka ? Jugoton 1964

C1 / Drago Diklić ? Moja draga**
(S. Kalogjera ? I. Krajač ? S. Kalogjera) DD Big Band ? Alta 1973
C2 / Krunoslav Kićo Slabinac ? Tko si ti
(S. Glojnarić ? A. Dedić) Zabavni Orkestar RTZ ? Jugoton 1972
C3 / Plesni Orkestar RTZ ? Plava krizantema
(B. Hohnjec) ? Jugoton 1977
C4 / Gabi Novak i Radojka ?verko ? Za mene je sreća (Samba da Rosa)
(V. de Moraes / Toquinho ? A. Dedić ? M. Makar) ? Jugoton 1980
C5 / Dubrovački trubaduri ? Ljuven zov
(Đelo Jusić ? Stijepo Stra?ičić ? Đelo Jusić) ? Jugoton 1968

D1 / Vikica Bre?er ? Sunčano ljeto
(P. Gotovac ? D. Britvić ? K. Oblak) Veliki zabavni orkestar Rijeka ? Jugoton 1965
D2 / Drago Diklić ? Nitko na svijetu**
(D. Diklić ? K. Oblak) DD Big Band ? Alta 1973
D3 / Vi?nja Korbar ? Subotnje veče
(Z. ?pi?ić ? V. Lukatela ? R. Bosner) Festivalski zabavni orkestar ? Jugoton 1968
D4 / Arsen Dedić ? Večeras
(N. Kalogjera ? A. Dedić ? N. Kalogjera) Studijski orkestar ? Jugoton 1970
D5 / Jimmy Stanić & Glenn Rich Orchestra ? The girl from Ipanema
(A. C. Jobim ? N. Gimbel ? S. Glojnarić) ? Jugoton 1985

* with kind permission of PGP RTS
** with kind permission of Mr. Drago Diklić

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The First-Ever Mind-Blowing Collection of Yugoslavia's Bossa Nova Golden Era!

Deepest, Rarest And Most Exciting Bossa Nova cuts from Jugoton?s legendary archive

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VARIOUS - 'JUGOTON FUNK VOL: 2'

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• EverlandYU010LP - 2xLPs

  710473185226

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'More beats, soul, disco and jazz from Yugoslavia 1968-1982' Jugoton Funk is back with a second instalment gone funkier and crazier than before - now capturing even the early 80s disco and folk decadence occurring after Tito’s death. Jugoton, the Yugoslavian discography leader by all standards, still incites our inspiration and keeps our fingers dusty for more beats, soul and jazz presented here in equal proportion. From unreleased Jugoton associated numbers by Spektar and breakbeat bombshell classics like Zlatokosa to early Yugoslavian Soul Finger renditions and groovy jazz infusions from Josipa Lisac - this compilation rounds it all up. Compiled by Dr. Smeđi Šećer & Višeslav Laboš

Tracks

TRACKLIST:

SIDE A
1. Darko Domijan ? Zlatokosa | 4:40 | 1974 |
2. Plesni orkestar RTZ ? Quiz-balet | 2:26 | 1972 |
3. Dalibor Brun ? Svađamo se | 4:45 | 1974 |
4. Novi Fosili ? Ti koja ne gleda? me nikad | 2:51 | 1973 |
5. VIS Mi ? Jednog od ovih dana | 6:30 | 1971 |

SIDE B
1. Muharem Serbezovski ? Diskoteka | 2:30 | 1982 |
2. Miki Jevremović ? Ti i ja | 3:11 | 1975 |
3. Tihomir Pop Asanović ? Telepatija | 3:00 | 1974 |
4. Zlatni prsti ? Prsti od plastike | 3:48 | 1977 |
5. Pop Grupa Selekcija ? Magle | 4:07 | 1973 |
6. Spektar ? Kao Sad | 2:55 | 1975 |

SIDE C
1. Zdenka Kovačiček ? Frka | 3:45 | 1981 |
2. Cod ? Moja mala na popravni pala | 4:30 | 1978 |
3. Meta Sekcija ? Fly by JAT | 3:00 | 1979 |
4. Nina Spirova ? Ljubov od minatoto | 3:13 | 1979 |
5. Josipa Lisac ? Čarobna moć mjeseca | 3:00 | 1979 |
6. The Montenegro Five ? Soul Finger | 2:16 | 1968 |

SIDE D
1. Igor Savin ? U mukama rođena | 4:26 | 1979 |
2. Marijan Ka?aj ? Bo Bo | 3:28 | 1975 |
3. Grupa 777 ? Potra?i svoj dom | 3:37 | 1973 |
4. Jazz Sextet Bo?ka Petrovića ? Trogir by day | 7:12 | 1977 |

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The second installment of the cult rare groove compilation Jugoton Funk

'An insider's glimpse into the vaults of the biggest Yugoslavian record label'

Rare cuts, breaks and grooves - sample- and dancefloor-ready

Eastern Bloc madness - from early soul to '80s gypsy disco folk

Remastered from the original Jugoton master tapes

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IGOR SAVIN I ORKESTAR STANKA SELAKA - 'YU DISCO EXPRESS'

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• EverlandYU011LP - LP

  710473186186

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First-ever official reissue – Fully remastered from the original tapes. A long-lost masterpiece of Yugoslavian jazz-funk and disco finally returns! Originally released in 1979 on the iconic Jugoton label, YU Disko Expres by Igor Savin and Orkestar Stanka Selaka is a rare gem—an electrifying fusion of jazz, funk, electronic music, and traditional folk elements. Decades ahead of its time, this album remains a strikingly modern and danceable exploration of sound, seamlessly blending synthesizers with tight horn arrangements and deep, infectious grooves. Igor Savin, one of Croatia’s most respected composers and pioneers of electronic music, was a driving force in blending contemporary jazz with emerging electronic sounds. A classically trained musician with a deep love for jazz, he left a lasting mark on the region’s music scene, working across film, TV, and avant-garde composition. Backed by an all-star ensemble featuring some of Yugoslavia’s finest musicians—trumpeter Stanko Selak, bassist Miljenko Prohaska, drummer Silvije Glojnarić, saxophonist Stjepan Mihaljinec, and more—YU Disko Expres delivers an unparalleled groove that has remained a collector’s favorite for decades. For the first time ever, this sought-after album gets an official reissue, fully remastered from the original tapes. DJs, hip-hop producers, and groove aficionados take note: YU Disko Expres is back, sounding fresher than ever. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Yugoslavian music history!

Tracks

A
1. ALFA (Igor Savin)
2. U MUKAMA ROĐENA (narodna ? I. Savin)
3. NOĆNI KLUB (Igor Savin)
4. POD PROZOROM (Narodna ? I. Savin)

B
1. YU DISCO EXPRESS (Igor Savin)
2. FOLK SINTEZA (Igor Savin)
3. LET MALOG EROSA (Igor Savin)
4. LULA? (narodna ? I. Savin)

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Rare and highly sought-after. Original Jugoton pressings are expensive and nearly impossible to find in good condition

Way ahead of its time. A forward-thinking sound from 1979 that still feels fresh and modern.

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OH SEES - 'SMOTE REVERSER (REISSUE)'

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• DG005 - 2xLPs

  657628452416

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Crack the coffers, Oh Sees have spawned another frothy album of head-destroying psych-epics to grok and rock out to. Notice the fresh dollop of organ and keyboard prowess courtesy of Memory Of A Cut Off Head-alum and noted key-stabber Tom Dolas, while the Paul Quattrone / Dan Rincon drum-corps polyrhythmic pulse continues to astound and pound in equal measure, buttressed by the nimble fingered bottom end of Sir Tim Hellman the Brave and the shred-heaven fret frying of John Dwyer, whilst Lady Brigid Dawson again graces the wax with her harmonic gifts. Aside from the familiar psych-scorch familiar to soggy pit denizens the world over, there’s a fresh heavy-prog vibe that fits like a worn-in jean jacket comfortably among hairpin metal turns and the familiar but no less horns-worthy guitar fireworks Dwyer’s made his calling card. Perhaps the most notable thing about Smote Reverser is the artistic restlessness underpinning its flights of fancy. Dwyer refuses to repeat himself and for someone with such a hectic release schedule, that stretching of aesthetic borders and omnivorous appetite seems all the more superhuman!

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SAM JAYNE FOREVER - 'S/T'

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• LG-11 - LP

  711574973019

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LG Records presents a vinyl-only collection of songs from the archives of the friends and family of Sam Jayne. A very personal assembly of ten songs spanning over 20 years that were compiled from home demos, studio outtakes, obscure compilations, and out of print EPs. Many of these recordings had only been circulated for years amongst friends and fans, never having been formally released on a vinyl album format until now. A condensed and intimate collection of five cover songs and five original compositions that embody Sam’s endless depth of wit, absurdity, humility, passion, and heartache. Dedicated to all of the people who were graced to have shared their lives and fellowship with this beloved, one of a kind human being. Compiled by Zeke Howard and mastered by Tim Green at Louder Studios. 180g black vinyl, 500 pressed with Stoughton 28 pt tip-on sleeve.

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