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The second phase of Invisible Inc’s 10-year anniversary celebrations has landed, hot on the heels of the scorching Phase 1.
Where Phase one focussed on the dub-style, electronic and ambient side of the label’s output, the second volume leans slightly more towards the ‘psych’ side of the label and is aptly titled “Resonance: Ten Years of Psychedelic Sounds From The Soul Of Invisible Inc”
- 1: Babies And Gentlemen
- 2: (You Can't Go Back To) Oxford
- 3: Talawanda
- 4: Phantasmagoric Upstarts
- 5: Lucy's World
- 6: Our Man Syracuse
- 7: Mother John
- 8: Dance Of The Picnic Ants
- 9: Xeno Urban
- 10: A Tribute To Beatle Bob
- 11: Replay
- 12: Siren
- 13: The Lighthouse Resurrection
- 14: A. Glum Swoboda
- 15: Captain Kangaroo Won The War
Fantasies ist das vierte Album der kanadischen Indie-Rock-Band Metric mit den Singles ”Help, I’m Alive
und ”Gimme Sympathy”. Seit seiner Veröffentlichung im Jahr 2009 hat sich Fantasies zum meistgestreamten
Album von Metric entwickelt und hat bis Juli 2025 allein auf Spotify über 252 Millionen Plays erzielt. Zu
dieser Zeit weithin gefeiert – es debütierte auf Platz 1 der Billboard Heatseekers und wurde 2010 bei den
Junos als Alternative Album of the Year ausgezeichnet – seine anhaltende Popularität macht es immer
noch zu einem prägenden Höhepunkt im Katalog der Band.
Jetzt exklusiv Opaque Bone gepresst.
Synthetica ist das fünfte Studioalbum der kanadischen Indie-Rock-Band Metric mit den Singles ”Youth
Without Youth” und ”Speed the Collapse”. Klanglich futuristisch und doch organisch klingt Synthetica wie
der Höhepunkt eines Jahrzehnts der Entwicklung, das die frühen Jahre der Band geprägt hat – ein Album,
das heute noch genauso mutig und nachhallend ist wie bei seiner Veröffentlichung im Jahr 2012.
Jetzt exklusiv in Opaque Baby Blue gepresst.
Das 2LP-Studioalbum von Metric aus dem Jahr 2018 ist wieder auf Vinyl erhältlich!
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Utter presents Marshall Jefferson's previously unreleased meditation opus 'Yellow Meditation For The Dance Generation' alongside two remixes from French production maestro Joakim.
Marshall Jefferson: Chicago House music pioneer, creator of the anthemic ‘Move My Body’, an original collaborator of Adonis, Ce Ce Rogers and Roy Davis Jr., production mastermind of countless dancefloor classics such as Phuture’s ‘Acid Tracks’, Sterling Void’s ’It’s All Right’, Hercules’ ‘7 Ways’… and the soothing voice behind a 36 minute healing meditation guide. Yes, really.
But let’s rewind, slightly.
In 2017, Marshall was approached and encouraged by Ian ‘Snowy’ Snowball to write his autobiography and the pair set about putting Marshall’s account of the history of House music together. The book, ‘Marshall Jefferson: Diary of a DJ’ was published in 2019.
Following the book’s release, Ian and Marshall's collaboration continued and during the pandemic an outlandish idea arose to create a piece of music combining Ian's interest in meditation (he runs Club Chi specialising in Shibashi Qigong - a form of Tai Chi Qigong - which is a gentle form of movement therapy/exercise) and Marshall's willingness to experiment musically to see what might be possible.
The result is ‘Yellow Meditation For The Dance Generation’, where Marshall vocalises Ian’s lyrics in his instantly recognisable voice. The keen-eared out there may also recognise aspects of the music itself as a stripped back, lengthened and far mellower version of Marshall’s 1985 obscurity ‘Vibe’:
“I would take tapes to the Music Box and Ron Hardy would play my music. ‘Vibe’ was one of those tracks. I recorded ‘Vibe’ in 1985, but it became one of my tracks that I just forgot about until some guy on Facebook sent me a recording of it that was taken from a club. The only person who I ever gave a recording of ‘Vibe’ to was Ron Hardy. The other people I know who had copies of the track were Gene Hunt and Emanuel Pippin (DJ Spookie).
"The original version of ‘Vibe’ was made using a Roland 707, Roland JX-8P keyboard and a Roland 727 drum machine. I was still working at the Post Office at the time, and this was pre-‘Move Your Body (The House Music Anthem)’. ‘Vibe’ has the building blocks for ‘Move Your Body’ because it was using the instruments on the track that I discovered what I could do with the bass sound, to make a track like ‘Move Your Body’.”
Still, Ian’s initial intention for ‘Yellow Meditation’ was function and it was designed to be a ‘Sequential Relaxation Exercise’ focusing on the Solar Plexus. Bearing this in mind, Marshall took a bare-bones and hypnotic approach to this particular re-recording of ‘Vibe’ so that the voice takes centre stage and listeners (hopefully) find themselves on a meditative journey. In fact, this long-form track was always intended as a private tool purely for meditation at Club Chi rather than released to the public - after all, Marshall had also created and released a more drum heavy, ’traditional’ club-focused 'Vibe Three' instrumental version for that very purpose - but a chance airing of the full 36 minute version changed its path.
Much like those 1985 ‘Vibe’ cassettes, Marshall had sent the track to a few close contacts, one of whom was Kieran at Phonica Records who aired it over the shop’s basement soundsystem. Its unorthodox nature caught the ear of colleague Alex (of Utter) and the seeds of a physical release were planted.
Eventually, with the full-version carefully whittled down to a vinyl friendly length of 24 minutes, full track parts in hand and a b-side to fill, Alex sought out one of his favourite producers to take up the remix reigns: Joakim. The Tigersushi co-founder and Crowdspacer boss has a long history of boundary-pushing remixes that straddle both dancefloor functionality and experimentation. This time the original material resulted in Joakim coming up with a number of ideas and he finally delivered two versions - one club focused (‘Vertical’), the other more introspective and meditative (‘Horizontal’), both of which appear on the final 12”.
The limited edition 12” also includes a download code giving buyers access to all of the vinyl tracks plus an 18 minute extended version of Joakim’s ‘Horizontal’ remix, its instrumental counterpart (for those who can live without Marshall's voice) and full 12 minute acapella (for those who can't!)
Alex
a A1. Yellow Meditation For The Dance Generation (Edit) 24:00
b B1. Yellow Meditation For The Dance Generation (Joakim's Vertical Remix) 9:09
9:05
White Vinyl[24,33 €]
Black Vinyl[26,68 €]
- 1: Invasion
- 2: From The Ashes
- 3: When The Shadows First Lengthened
- 4: Unchained Predator
- 5: Hebeth
- 6: Atlan Battleground
- 7: Sentinel Barracks
- 8: Holy City
- 9: Blood Red
- 1: Last Bastion
- 2: Unholy Siege
- 3: Pursuit Of Demons
- 4: Unyielding
- 5: Infernal Chasm
- 6: Hellspawn Rift
- 7: Titanic Prison
- 8: Ancestral Beast
- 9: Transdimensional
- 1: Cosmic Sea
- 2: Into The Void
- 3: What Lies Below
- 4: Battle On The Blackened Tide
- 5: Steel Beyond The Grave
- 6: Rebirth
- 7: Divine Retribution
- 8: Wither And Writhe
- 1: Rebuild
- 2: Colossus Unleashed
- 3: Onslaught Of The Damned
- 4: Theomachy
- 5: Blood Spill
- 6: The Prince
- 7: Between Hex And Flame
- 8: Apotheosis
- 9: He Is Out There
- 1: From The Ashes
- 2: When The Shadows First Lengthened
- 3: Unchained Predator
- 4: Blood Red
- 5: Infernal Chasm
- 6: Battle On The Blackened Tide
- 7: Steel Beyond The Grave
- 8: Pursuit Of Demons
- 1: Into The Void
- 2: What Lies Below
- 3: Unholy Siege
- 4: Divine Retribution
- 5: Wither And Writhe
- 6: Theomachy
- 7: Blood Spill
- 8: Between Hex And Flame
- 9: Apotheosis
- God Given Name
- T.o.n.y
- Dancing In The Dark
- Would've Been The One
- Sandcastle Disco
- I Decided - Album Version
- Valentine's Day
- 6: O'clock Blues
- Ode To Marvin
- I Told You So
- Cosmic Journey
- This Bird
“Solange’s 2008 critically-lauded album was hersecond, but the first where she stretched out andshowed the vision and creativity that fans havecome to expect. This Motown-influenced albumdebuted #9 on the Billboard Top 200 and featuresproduction by Pharrell Williams, Mark Ronson,Thievery Corporation, Bilal and others.” - MusicWorld Entertainment
‘Sol-Angel and the Hadley St. Dreams’ is nowavailable on black vinyl.
- A1: Original
- B1: Instrumental
Pizzicato Five Tribute Album “The Only Way to Oppose War: Songs and Words of Pizzicato Five”Reggae Disco Rockers’ Cover of “Such A Beautiful Girl
Like You” Released on 7” Vinyl!
Immerse yourself in the soothing riddim of Reggae Disco Rockers’ exquisite lovers rock rendition.
This track blends tender feelings of first love with a bittersweet charm, wrapped in a gentle sound and melody that feels like whispered words of love on
a tropical beach.
With soft guitar chops and a deep bassline, the Japanese lyrics are simple yet nostalgic, resonating deeply with the listener. True to its title, “Such A Beautiful
Girl Like You” expresses heartfelt emotions directly, evoking memories of each listener’s own “you”a gem of a love song that gently embraces the heart.















