Beck, Terry Hall, Real Estate, New Order and LATIN FIRE!
Early Beck goodness, Real Estate janglers and some pretty weird and wonderful sounds from the archives.
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Tropical proto City Pop maximalism, vast sonic vistas, live Zeppelin, Bowie boxed and plenty more.
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Stuff you’ll know, stuff you won’t and absolutely something for everybody.
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From turntablism to essential dub rippers and pedal-stomping hallucinogens, everything sounds great, mate.
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The treasure of Zambia, a couple from the Blue note vaults and a San Jose punishing.
Songs: Ohia, Galaxie 500 and Majestic Arrows.
A svelte triple of releases that couldn’t be more unalike, but all getting much love over here.
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A couple of BPM bangers, a couple of jazz bangers and the best compilation we’ve heard in yonks…
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Different shades of heavy, dream pop swirls, deep swoon, and a boatload of Latin bangers.
Grinderman, Tidiani Koné and Orchestre Poly-Rythmo, Sun Ra, Eddie Henderson, Donald Byrd and The Wild Magnolias.
A couple of filthy beasts that we have long adored and some utterly sublime sounds that we’re just falling for.
Music For A Revolution, Gilles Peterson and International Anthem, Jackie-O Motherfucker and The White Stripes.
Comps, recent essentials, and a rundown of some of the bits we haven’t mentioned yet.
Edna Martinez’s Picó, Queen Dem, MJ Lenderman & Wednesday, Gorillaz, EELS and Rough Trade 45s.
Good vibes compiled, a little country-tinged chaos and Rough Trade in a box.
Sun Ra, the new sounds of Acid Jazz and Foals.
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