- A1: Radiorama - Chance To Desire (Vocal Version)
- A2: Valerie Dore - The Night (Original Mix)
- A3: Faber Dj - For Your Love (Vocal Version)
- A4: Roxanne - Show Me
- B1: Laserdance - Humanoid Invasion (Dance Mix)
- B2: 50 & 50 Brothers - Red Man
- B3: Max Coveri & Radiorama - One Two Three (Super Mix)
- B4: Meet Point - The Key Of The Night
- C1: Susanne Meals - Forever
- C2: Ken Laszlo - Don't Cry (Swedish Remix)
- C3: Grant Miller - Lost In Paradise (Extended Version)
- C4: Koto - Jabdah (Original Zyx Remix)
- D1: Joe Lockwood - Hey You
- D2: R Giusti - Escape From Danger (Vocal Version)
- D3: Joe Yellow - Love At First (Extended Version)
- D4: Mark Tower - You Aren't Fall In Love (Vocal Version)
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A little mystery goes a long way, but it's fair to say the appetite for unearthing those secret tunes and lost classics has rarely been stronger...
A LOVE THAT NEVER DIES give us a peek inside their formidable archive with four MORE wonderful pieces of coveted music, in very short supply in their original form
One super limited, clear vinyl pressing.
- A1: Berserk In A Hayfield - After Dusk
- A2: The Lord - Controversial
- A3: Silicon Valley - Electro Switch
- A4: Neutron Scientists - Cabaret Futurama
- A5: Lives Of Angels - Artificial Ignorance
- B1: Modern Art - Golden Corridor
- B2: The Lord - Gonna Dream My Life Away
- B3: Echophase - Controlled Experiment
- B4: Disintegrators - Radioactive
- B5: Mystery Plane - Burning Desire
- B6: Modern Art - Dimension 2
Here is the highly anticipated sixth volume of the well received electronic compilation series from the relaunched 1980's color tapes label. As with the other volumes you can find great examples of cold wave, minimal wave and synth electronics and pro to EDM made by obscure British bands in the 1980's such as: Berserk In A Hayfield, Lives of Angels, Silicon Valley, Modern Art, Disintegrators, Echophase, The Lord and Mystery Plane
"Up there with V-O-D selections, the Color Tapes series so far has provided invaluable insight to hidden or much lesser-known currents of the ‘80s cassette subculture which gave birth to myriad artists, styles and industry conventions whose influence can still be felt over 30 years later. " - Boomkat
“Electronic work that’s way different from mainstream pop of the period - often forgedout of the same instrumentation as the hits - but in a stripped down way - with lots of dark and moody corners!” Dusty Groove
“Evil Synths and evil beats” - Norman Records
“Gary Ramon’s re-born Color Tapes imprint is every bit as essential as it’s Minimal Wave and electro-focused predecessors” - Juno
Limited edition of 500 copies comes with poster insert
On the Corner Records was awarded 'Label of the Year' at the Worldwide Awards 2018. OtC is a story of artists and scenes that goes way beyond being a record label. DJ and label owner Pete On the Corner has created a home for innovative, bordercrossing, genre pushing artists. The OtC vision is to bring music to the world that is knocking at the 'Door To The Cosmos'. The label is an inimitable mixture of Miles Davis 'call it what you want' attitude, Sun Ra's Afro Futurism and the ecstatic soul lifting influence of black music on electronic dance music. On 'Door To The Cosmos - Dancefloor Sampler' Pete has curated a volume of cuts from present and future label family. This first in the series, is not just knocking at the door but giving it a kick! It's club music referencing the source, be it Detroit, or UK bass culture combined with future sounds rising from cosmopolitan hotbeds of sonic heat. On this maxi EP Venezuela meets India via New York, the street sound of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania pulses through UK Jungle. Undergrounds pushing the dance, breaking borders and genre alike. Rhythms from the ancestors channelled for future times.
- 1: Glen Faba - "Arable
- 2: Faltydl - "Ruby Rod
- 3: Todd Osborn - "5" (Feat Luke Vibert)
- 4: Uc - "Wake Up
- 5: Horsepower Productions - "The Doktor
- 6: Cousin Cockroach - "The Complex Mind Of Big Foot
- 7: Spurge - "Deadass
- 8: Xglare - "Flexion Relic
- 9: Dasychira - "Deadnettle
- 10: Benedicte - "Softillusion
- 11: M-Ziq - "Munki
- 12: Brrd - "Ajsfvlajhvffd
- 13: Faltydl - "Focus Group 2
- 14: The Other Functions - "Never-Ending
- 15: Tenant - "New Life
- A1: Kosei Fukuda - ?? - Enso (4 18)
- A2: Uchi - Zro (6 42)
- A3: Ypy - Circulation (6 44)
- B1: Recent Arts - My Default Emotion (5 43)
- B2: Renick Bell - Organize And Unite (4 09)
- B3: Ma + Kosei Fukuda - ????(????)- Enso No Ma (Furutsuki) (1 30)
- B4: Yvesdemey - The Chosen Home (6 11)
- C1: Tobias - He Turned Into Him (5 52)
- C2: Katsunori Sawa - The Stonewall (5 21)
- C3: Yuji Kondo - Zenith (6 09)
- D1: Rabih Beaini - Circle (8 03)
- D2: Ena - 42 1 (4 36)
- D3: Lemna - Moments In Eternal Recurrence (5 00)
Japanese sound artist and producer Kosei Fukuda’s presents a collaborated vision of the first edition of ENSo¯, a two-day audio-visual event collated around the REITEN label. The ENSo¯ Festival invites its artists and audiences alike to appreciate the merging of the improvisational, with the contemplation of rhythmic cycles, based around the conception of enso¯ – ?? – meaning a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. Now, with an elongated stretch of time in front of us before the next edition of the festival, the compilation stands to provide a sustained glimpse into the world imagined by Fukuda. Blending spontaneity and gravity alike, the record features an array of idiosyncratic artists set to play ENSo¯, all purveyors of their own shaped sound-worlds.
For the A-side, we have Fukada’s own contribution ‘?? – ENSo¯’; a slice of ambient techno dotted somewhere within a faraway galaxy. Venezuelan noise artist UCHI crafts a fourth-world hymn with tribal percussion on the expansive ‘ZRO’, and Osaka based experimentalist YPY aka Korshiro Hino shapes an elusive polyrhythmic ambience on ‘Circulation’. The B-side presents a colossal improvisational track ‘My Default Emotion’ from Berlin based duo Recent Arts. Formed of Chilean artist Valentina Berthelon and German musician Tobias Freund, the duo are masters in audio-visual experimental performances that both surprise and challenge an audience. Renowned artist, programmer and teacher Renick Bell is noted as a pioneer for live coded performance, conducting mutated rhythms that cut across the landscape of electronic sound. His addition to the compilation is a luminescent IDM piece, titled ‘Organize and Unite’. A polished ambient club track from Fukada and MA titled ‘????(????)’ provides a state of organized tranquility, whilst the track ‘The Chosen Home’ from Belgium artist YvesDeMay, whose move from breakbeat to experimental producer has produced gratifying results for all, is a welcome slice of pensive dub- techno.
The C-side brings us a textured and haunting techno track ‘He Turned Into Him’ with revered German artist Tobias, veteran mainstay with an expert hand in shimmering sound design; Kyoto based 10 Label heads Katsunori Sawa and Yuji Kondo brings sample-heavy rushes of sound, the former with ‘The Stonewall’ and the latter with ‘Zenith’, both multi-faceted in their reference points. The D-Side presents the grainy and expansive ‘Circle’ from Lebanese producer Rabih Beaini, who expertly combines club tropes and avant-gardism in his DJing and music. Hypnotic skeletal beats circulate on the pulsating ‘42.1’ by Tokyo artist ENA. Japanese composer Lemna, the alias of Maiko Okimoto rounds it off with a dreamy noise ambience on ‘Moments In Eternal Recurrence’. Released on vinyl July 24th, the compilation stands as a traversable artefact of the festival, rich in spontaneous beauty.
- A1: Mose Allison - If You're Going To The City
- A2: Les Mccann - Sad Little Girl
- A3: Lee Morgan - Psychedelic
- A4: Eddie Harris - Listen Here
- A5: Harold Mcnair - The Hipster
- B1: Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers - Kozo's Waltz
- B2: Joe Gordon - Terra Firma Irma
- B3: Blossom Dearie - Now At Last
- B4: Blue Mitchell - Mi Hermano
- C1: Jimmy Smith - A Walk On The Wild Side
- C2: David Axelrod - Get Up Off Your Knees
- C3: Brand New Heavies - Sphynx
- C4: Marlena Shaw - Look At Me, Look At You
- C5: Charles Williams - Trees & Grass & Things
- D1: Geoffrey Stoner - Bend Your Head Down Low
- D2: Blacks & Blues - Chains
- D3: Leon Thomas - Just In Time To See The Sun
- D4: Norman Connors - Mother Of The Future
- D5: Kamasi Washington - The Rhythm Changes
A follow up to 2018’s Jazz On The Corner which has now sold over 10,000 copies, and last year’s equally successful Soul On The Corner, this compilation see Martin and Eddie return to the world of jazz for another bite at the cherry after Volume one was declared to be “the best jazz compilation of the last 20 years” by Jazz FM’s Chris Phillips
The concept came from a radio show that Freeman and Piller put together for BBC Radio 6 Music which was so well received that the pair decided to dig deep into their record collections and build a double album of some of their favourite tracks.
The concept is simple: an album packed full of jazz gems which they hope are slightly off the beaten track. This year we have hidden gems from Nina Simone and Nicola Conte, classics from Roberta Flack, Roy Ayers and The MJQ, whilst the new British jazz generation is represented by Emma Emma-Jean Thackray. Running the gamut from hard bop, to progressive fusion via Latin beats, it’s an exhilarating listen from start to finish.
EP 1[11,34 €]
- A1: Frenetics - The Madman Talk
- A2: Vox Rei - Le Ombre Dei Soldati
- A3: The End - Tears In My Eyes
- A4: Les Blusons Noirs - The Scream
- B1: Illogico - Africani Gemiti
- B2: Blaue Reiter - My Inner Tought
- B3: Polaroid - Vita Immaginaria
- B4: Atelier Du Mal - Back To Taiwan
- C1: Sex - A Sickness Called Distress
- C2: Ship Of Fools - Metal Box
- C3: Ideal Standard - Another Loser
- C4: Nadja - Possession
- D1: The Age - Uer
- D2: Dark Ride - Apocalypse
- D3: Mono - From Planets & Satellites
- D4: Tv Dance - Schneller Leben
Searching for new languages beyond the bitter and nihilist dialect of punk, bands like Gaz Nevada, Litfiba, CCCP, Diaframma, Neon, and many others, began spreading their message all along the Italian peninsula during the early eighties and many of the members of these bands are now some of the best musicians/producers in the Italian independent music panorama (Giovanni Lindo Ferretti, Piero Pelù/Litfiba, Bisca, etc.). 16 tracks by 16 Italian underground bands from 1982-1984: bands who faded into oblivion before ever releasing anything of their own on vinyl. It should, however, be stated that if these sixteen bands had been found on an album, EP or single, they certainly would not have lowered the average quality of albums in that genre…not even in terms of sound quality, which has actually been improved upon here (considering that the original tapes had been lying around collecting dust for at least a quarter of a century) by careful restoration.
Vinyl Only
The duo Discult Soundsystem is very proud to present their vinyl only imprint: Lets Discult. For their debut release the Berlin based label is dropping a massive Various Artists shaped for the dancefloor. 4 tracks EP including one from the label heads themselves, Intr0beatz, Leo Woelfel and Dimi Wilson.
Craigie Knowes continue their long-running War Child fundraiser series with a new 2x12" release featuring tracks from Eluize, DJ Python, Stellar OM Source, Innnershades, No Moon, The Burrell Connection and more. From ambient and downbeat through to techno and electro, the release spans the sounds that Craigie Knowes have embraced over the last 5 years. The fourth installment of the project also sees a completely new sleeve and center label design by Kyle Morrison. All profits donated to War Child UK, a charity helping children in areas of conflict around the world.
Friends, it is time for a finish. Here's the seventh and last chapter of the festivities that we put together for our 50th catalogue number. Once again, the mighty graphics wizards Doppeldenk from Leipzig provided us with a delightfull artwork. And once again, you'll get a record that sports a kaleidoscope of sophisticated dance music from Uncanny Valley veterans and newcomers. This time with the emphasis on bright and positive timbres which can be associated with the colour yellow. Cuthead starts things with a bang and his PARTY CHORDS set the tone perfectly (including neck pain after nodding your head to the beat like there's no tomorrow). If chords could be president this would get a lot of votes. Massimiliano Pagliara shifts down a gear with the acoustic road trip SUNSET FUNK, a masterfully arranged track, made up for driving around on your bike, skateboard or whatever vehicle you are using to get from A to B. The slow and sexy IWESU YEWISU from the soul brothers of Duererstuben is a longtime favorite in the Uncanny Valley headquarters. We are super happy that this groover will finally see the light of day. Panthera Krause provides the subtle but euphoric THE NAKED NOW, a House music lesson that's bubbling under the surface. And finally, Uncanny Valley first-timer Daniela Da Luz closes the record with WHEN YOU GO ALL IN AND WAIT, a drum heavy but also embracing excursion into your own neural circuit
The second volume of Nothing Is Real’s self-titled compilation builds on their towering reputation as leading lights within the global electronic music community. As the label’s first release distributed by the respected Dutch record label and store Bordello A Parigi, the collection is set to further establish their international presence and spread their eclectic sound far and wide.
Bringing together diverse influences from across the spectrum of electronica and into new wave and ambient music, Nothing Is Real stand at the forefront of modern dance music as sonic innovators that continue to push boundaries with each offering.
Curated by Alberto Iovine and Alessandro Fumagalli, also known under the stage name Modular Project, this four-track collection takes listeners on a journey through the outer atmosphere of techno, expanding and evolving the genre into new forms along the way.
Cantor’s opening track kicks things off with a hypnotic, driving groove built on acidic synths before Niv Ast & Roe Deers bring a human touch to the proceedings with a vocal-led heater that recalls classic ‘80s sounds. Dharma pairs shuffling rhythms with extraterrestrial soundscapes that recall Squarepusher and Aphex Twin, before Argia closes the record with force and momentum, surrounding voltaic synthesizers and tribal drums with expressive atmospherics.
The notorious London White vinyl only project returns with more original Rave material!
Selected by Gareth Wild this cut through VA sees excellent additions to the series via standout material from JK Flesh, 7XINS, Keikari and Voicedrone.
Tried and tested, dance floor killers!
All tracks written and produced by the artists.
Mastered by Simon at The Exchange.
Graphics design by Grade A.
Black Ark In Dub is another piece of Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry’s limitless musical puzzle.
Featuring a bedrock of deep and heavy rhythms recorded at the Black Ark just before its demise, Black Ark In Dub features bass heavy spooky dub deconstructions of ‘Jah Love Is Sweeter’, ‘Ethiopia’, ‘Lion A De Winner’, ‘Open The Gate’, ‘Guideline,’ and ‘Mr Money Man’, along with an embellished dub version of Ras Keatus I ‘Dreadlocks I’ and the much sought after ‘Guidance’ a longime Jah Shaka killer exclusive to this set.
Originally released in 1981 the hard to find Black Ark In Dub remains a frozen sonic timepiece, captured at the beginning of the end of one era and poised at the start of another.
- A1: Carole Cole - Ethiopia
- A2: The Silvertones - Give Praises
- A3: The Inamans - How Deep Is Your Love
- A4: Lasksley Castell - Jah Love Is Sweeter
- B1: Bunny Rugs - Let Love Touch Us Now
- B2: Bunny Rugs - I Am... I Said
- B3: The Originals - Got To Be Irie
- B4: The Upsetters - Double Wine
- B5: Junior Byles - Mumbling & Grumbling
Black Ark Vol. 2 is another piece of Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry’s limitless musical puzzle. It’s a bedrock of deep and heavy rhythms recorded around Jamaica =just before the demise of Perry’s famed Black Ark Studio. Black Ark Vol. 2 is the follow up album to the acclaimed Black Ark In Dub that unsurprisingly for an Upsetter release, took a different path. More vocal oriented, the album features extended dubwise cuts of (former wife and co-producer) Carol Cole’s ‘Ethiopia’, The Originals ‘Got To Be Irie’, Junior Byles ‘Mumbling & Grumbling and The Inamans remake of the Bee Gees hit ‘How Deep Is your Love’, along with an alternate take of the Silvertones roots classic ‘Give Thanks’ with flute overdub and a couple of solid covers from Third World lead vocalist Bunny Rugs. Originally released in 1981 the hard to find Black Ark Vol. 2 remains a frozen sonic timepiece, captured at the beginning of the end of one era and poised at the start of another.




















