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28 Demos
When not gazing out windows into the stormy Manhattan skyline, Margo Guryan spent her thirties banging out earworms for the likes of Bobbie Gentry, Jackie DeShannon, Claudine Longet, Carmen McCrae, and Julie London at CBS’s April Blackwood Music. Guryan’s timeless musings on love, Sundays, earthquakes, crying, and boys named Timothy have soundtracked countless films and viral videos—enduring masterpieces from the before times. 28 of her ’60s and ’70s songwriting demos are collected on this 25th …
Like Swallowing Eclipses
Available exclusively - the first 500 mail-order copies version that includes the playable full-color picture-postcard reproducing David Tibet's painting of the track Like Swallowing SunBeams, inserted in risograph-printed CandyBag. The box set essentially represents a dark ambient/industrial re-imagination of Current 93's early apocalyptic works, where Andrew Liles has extracted and amplified the most disturbing and ritualistic elements, creating soundscapes that function as sonic invocations r…
A Selection From The Brondesbury Tapes
Rare 1968 Home Recordings by Giles, Giles & Fripp Finally Receive Definitive Vinyl Treatment, Featuring Early Appearances by Ian McDonald and Judy Dyble. The story of King Crimson's genesis has gained a crucial new chapter with the release of The Brondesbury Tapes 2025 Remaster, an extraordinary collection that opens the doors to the intimate creative laboratory where progressive rock's future was quietly taking shape. These remarkable 1968 home recordings, captured at 93a Brondesbury Road in No…
The Cheerful Insanity Of...
The Cheerful Insanity of Giles, Giles and Fripp reveals King Crimson's gentle 1968 genesis - a landmark British psychedelia album featuring the Giles brothers and young Robert Fripp. This breezy, Beatles-esque collection showcases burning Frippian guitar work and the original "I Talk To The Wind." The 2025 Panegyric reissue removes spoken interludes for improved flow. Essential prehistory.
Woga
Charles Kynard's funky jazz gem shines with "Shout," "Slop Jar," and a killer band. Underrated, essential for beat lovers—why not a career revival?
The Well Of Memory
Amish Records presents a 2025 expanded gatefold 2XLP of P.G. Six’s ‘The Well of Memory’ (2004), featuring new artwork, bonus tracks, and live recordings. Inspired by 60s folk and modern psych, the album blends mythic storytelling and rural serenity.
Archaeology of Intimacy
Marta Forsberg’s ‘Archaeology of Intimacy’ is a bold, intimate album of experimental pop. Centered on her voice, sparse synths, and improvisation, it blends vulnerability, melody, and futuristic beauty, marking her most personal musical statement yet.
RRH1
Hoffman’s bass in Sightings defined NYC noise. Organ’s Obsolete: solo, looping, immersive bass meditations—psychedelic, visceral, and uniquely powerful.
V1/V2
Samara Lubelski crafts intricate, fragile sonic worlds—simultaneously delicate and chaotic. Her music explores creation, destruction, and liminality, evoking alien yet lyrical landscapes where every gesture births its opposite, forever shifting between presence and disappearance.
Nadiyaan
Yakima’s valley, surrounded by mountains, boasts rare acoustics. “Nadiyaan” (“Rivers”) is a raw, 60-min field recording from Yakima & Naches Rivers, blending nature and industry under freeways—inspired by acoustic ecology pioneers.
Battelli a Vapore
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Angelo Bignamini, Italian sound artist, presents "Batelli a Vapore," inspired by Rimbaud's "Le Bateau ivre." Gentle noise, subtle melodies, and quiet voices evoke poetic journeys, ending with a serene guitar, closing the lyrical narrative.
My Government Is My Soul
Mannequin Records reissues "My Government Is My Soul", a searing 1989 statement from Bourbonese Qualk, one of the UK’s most defiant and politically engaged experimental acts. Originally released on the group’s own label, this LP captures the uncompromising spirit of a band deeply embedded in the resistance movements of 1980s Britain. Recorded during a turbulent period of social unrest, "My Government Is My Soul" stands as a fierce response to authoritarianism, surveillance, and the neoliberal de…
Artificial Salvation
Jing’s “Artificial Salvation” is a bold sonic exorcism, fusing glitched techno, noise, and vocal distortion. It explores identity, surveillance, and digital exile through club dystopia, marking her most confrontational work yet.
Garzweiler
"100 copies, handstamped: Particals’ trio, Antwerp-based, mines sound at Garzweiler—raw, artschool, TG-inspired vibes—with insert, silkscreen, download code."
Zara
Debut album merging Belarusian pagan songs, sung in dialects by Hanna Silivonchyk, with synths and field recordings from national parks. Explores personal and universal experiences through folk and myth.
Volume 2
Secular Music Group’s Volume Two, featuring new members, was recorded live to analog tape with vintage gear. This LP tightens structures, foregrounds piano, and blends spiritual jazz, folk, and 70s library influences for a timeless, contemporary sound.
RV Lights
Sleepdial’s West Mineral debut—a limited 300-copy vinyl—melds ambient and dub, chasing ethereal echoes and euphoria. Tracks balance anxiety and enchantment, crafting a sensuous, groove-anchored soundworld of elemental dub and hypnotic atmosphere.
Los Bosquesinos (People of the Forests)
Collaborative field recordings with the Wampís in the Amazon led to four improvised performances of ancient animal songs, highlighting nature-culture unity and the urgent need to protect Indigenous territories from mining and deforestation.
Unraveling In Your Hands
James Blackshaw’s ‘Unraveling In Your Hands’ marks his return post-hiatus, blending hypnotic, precise guitar and minimalist influences. The album, praised for its emotive depth and beauty, features meditative tracks and earned critical acclaim, including an 8.0 from Pitchfork.
Early Worm
Genesis P-Orridge's Early Worm unveils rare 1968 recordings made when the future industrial pioneer was just 18. These attic experiments in noise, improvisation and tape manipulation foreshadow the radical vision that would birth COUM Transmissions, Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV – essential archaeology of avant-garde music's genesis.