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MTGCD 88266
29 Sep 08
AGFPRO 015
17 Jun 11
HOS 327
08 Nov 11
PTZ 119
09 Apr 12
UP 013
14 Feb 13
4060
20 Sep 11
NNA 054
05 Mar 13
Review:
Taking a break from his surgical commitments, Anthony Child serves up some avant-garde noise excursions with this album. It's an infinitesimal exploration of found sound and tone generation, purportedly examining negative space and culled from Child's years of studies on the side of his more prominent techno output. It's a curious ride through academia, at times as serene as the subtle hum of a suburb, at others a cataclysmic pulse raging down on your senses, but there's no escaping the attention to detail that has gone into forming this pair of sonic suites.
MGR 501
21 Nov 12
ATMO 101
11 Nov 11
ALND 27
26 Mar 12
Played by: Juno Recommends Rock/Indie
Review:
Six years after the release of their first inspirational Late Night Tales mix, fey Scottish post-indie miserablists Belle & Sebastian unveil a second volume. Given the unusual and exciting nature of their first collection, hopes are naturally high for Volume 2. Thankfully, it's every bit as odd, enjoyable and enlightening as the first edition. Psychedelic folk-pop, Indian soul, Balkan beats, Spanish crooners, Chanson ballads, film soundtrack compositions, Gold Panda, The Lovin' Spoonful, dancehall, The Pop Group and Pete Shelley all feature, alongside a range of thrillingly strange records that defy easy categorization. As a collection of music, it's breathtakingly brilliant, while the accompanying DJ mix is wonderful.
ASH 91
05 Nov 12
BM 073
31 Oct 08
SP 667
23 Aug 10
BCRDGTL 001
30 Sep 09
0718750 377524
01 Jan 05
NM 031
13 Jun 09
RMXLAB 124
18 May 10
PHLOX 009D
08 Apr 11
Review:
Vienna has always been a hub for alternative music, and two of the Austrian capital's veterans, Hans Platzgumer and Gerhard Potuznik, are behind Phlox. That the label's first compilation has a Throbbing Gristle-style title already suggests that it won't be full of Ibiza-friendly house. The glitchy ambience of Dmitry Mazuro's "Nostromo" confirms this, but it would be wrong to assume it is full of gloom-laden experiments. Both "Aint Gonna Love You" by GDX and Dibek's "Thick Carpet Of Leaves" are beautifully atmospheric, melodic tracks that unravel to disjointed breaks and dubby basslines, while GDx's "Want You" is a gloriously melancholic UK garage workout and Otzim Lee's "La Routine" is a techno groove based on swelling chords. . On this evidence, it sounds like Vienna's still a hub for the weird and very wonderful.
PLAYRJC CD009
12 Sep 11
CDC 01D
15 Feb 10
ARCD 01
15 Jan 13
ARCD 04
19 Apr 10
ARCD05
24 Nov 10
ARCD 02
16 Jan 13
PH 56
27 Apr 10
NNA 042
10 Apr 12
ARDEP 09
12 Nov 12
NMC D160
19 Apr 10
BRUME 20
12 Jul 10
ALND 12
27 Feb 12
Played by: Juno Recommends Rock/Indie
Review:
Following hot on the heels of the Lindstrom reissue, the Late Night Tales digital remasters series continues with a typically eclectic and atmospheric selection from Four Tet man Kieran Hebden. Like many other Late Night Tales selectors before and since, Hebden used the opportunity to cram in many weird and wonderful choices as possible, digging deep into his impressively left-of-centre record collection. So, we get American classical minimalism from Terry Riley, a smattering of spooky jazz numbers, the psychedelic folk-rock of Manfred Mann and Fairpoint Convention, off-kilter experimental hip-hop from Gravediggaz and Madvillain, and some clicky electronica from Manitoba. Predictably, the included DJ mix joins the dots in fine style.
BITMEDIA 01
27 Feb 09
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