Reissues

Tip! Groovy, spiritual, and oh so, rare, this live album by drummer Roy Brooks is one of the best to ever come out of the spiritual jazz scene. With a career spanning over 50 years and collaborations with artists like Horace Silver, Stanley Turrentin…

Sharks and the Female Form. The aesthetics and patterns of a woman’s physical form violently and tragically manipulated in the arts: Painting“You have dared to torture the female who was so certain he would always be adored! You have scourged her, fl…

*2022 stock* For this release Massimo Magrini was joined by the Italian cyberzone-writer Tommaso Lisa. So the album was recorded using as conceptual reference Tom's "Italian Neuro-Poems" collection REBIS . Short spoken fragments of the texts are trea…

*2022 stock* David Cunningham: guitar, footpedals, delays and kalimba. "When I'm having a bath I often feel strangely privileged that I can listen to music on the radio - a century ago I would have had to have a bigger bathroom and enough money to hi…

*2022 stock* This 74 minute album offers four spoken word extracts by Marcel Duchamp (in the English language), including The Creative Act, a fascinating lecture delivered in Houston in 1957, as well as a lengthy interview recorded in 1959. The remai…

Neil Ardley's visionary bridge: 1976's Kaleidoscope of Rainbows fuses British jazz-rock with Balinese gamelan scales. Seven Rainbow compositions built on pelog and slendro patterns, featuring Ian Carr, Paul Buckmaster, Tony Coe. Final part of Ardley'…

A rare document of the 1960s Black Arts Movement featuring Albert Ayler, Amiri Baraka, Milford Graves, Sun Ra, Cecil Taylor, and many more, The Cricket fostered critical and political dialogue for Black musicians and writers. Edited by poets and writ…

”David Blue was the peer of any singer in this country, and he knew it, and he coveted their audiences and their power, he claimed them as his rightful due. And when he could not have them, his disappointment became so dazzling, his greed assumed suc…

Tip! *Repress with new obi-strip* Japanese label P-Vine sure know how to pick out the essential spiritual jazz reissues. This is another gold standard that came originally on Strata East in 1974. Vocals feature throughout and often soar to the highes…

By Zeitkratzer director Reinhold Friedl's personal request now available on vinyl for the first time: Zeitkratzer's critically acclaimed interpretations of groundbreaking compositions by James Tenney.James Tenney (1934 - 2006) was a composer, music t…

*In process of stocking. 2022 stock* Sampler Compilation of Various projects involving Adi Newton (of ClockDVA / The Anti Group). 'Here Somnimage handles releases for Anterior Research Media Communications, which one could quickly describe as the lab…

Stockhausen's Jubiläum (1977) for orchestra, with Tierkreis in its orchestral version and in the version for the Cologne Town Hall carillon. Oliver Knussen conducts the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Orchestra Mozart; recorded 2009-10.

Stockhausen's Paradies, the 21st Hour of Klang (2007), for flute and eight-channel electronic music from Cosmic Pulses. Kathinka Pasveer plays; recorded 2009. Includes the electronic part alone for rehearsal.

Stockhausen's Edentia, the 20th Hour of Klang (2007), for soprano saxophone and eight-channel electronic music from Cosmic Pulses. Marcus Weiss plays; recorded 2008. Includes the electronic part alone for rehearsal.

Stockhausen's Urantia, the 19th Hour of Klang (2007), for soprano and eight-channel electronic music drawn from Cosmic Pulses. Kathinka Pasveer sings; recorded 2008. Includes the electronic part alone for rehearsal.

Single CD with Stockhausen's Jerusem (2007), eighteenth hour of Klang, for tenor and electronic music, sung by Hubert Mayer, with the electronic music alone as a rehearsal version.

Single CD with Stockhausen's Nebadon (2007), seventeenth hour of Klang, for horn and electronic music, played by Christine Chapman, with the electronic music alone as a rehearsal version.

Single CD with Stockhausen's Uversa (2007), sixteenth hour of Klang, for basset-horn and electronic music, played by Michele Marelli, with the electronic music alone as a rehearsal version.

Single CD with Stockhausen's Orvonton (2007), fifteenth hour of Klang, for baritone and electronic music, sung by Jonathan de la Paz Zaens, with a rehearsal track of the electronics alone.

Single CD with Stockhausen's Havona (2007), fourteenth hour of Klang, for bass voice and electronic music, sung by Nicholas Isherwood, with a rehearsal track of the electronics alone.

Stockhausen's trios Treue (Fidelity) and Erwachen (Awakening), eleventh and twelfth hours of Klang (2007), recorded in Cologne in spring 2010 under Kathinka Pasveer.

Stockhausen's string trio Hoffnung (Hope) and septet Glanz (Brilliance), ninth and tenth hours of Klang (2007), recorded in Cologne 2009 and 2010 under Kathinka Pasveer.

Stockhausen's wind trios Balance and Glück (Bliss), seventh and eighth hours of Klang (2007), recorded in Cologne in 2008 and 2010 with Kathinka Pasveer supervising.

Stockhausen's Harmonien (2006) in three solo versions and the trio Schönheit (2006), fifth and sixth hours of Klang, played by Suzanne Stephens, Kathinka Pasveer and Marco Blaauw and recorded in Cologne 2007-2010.

Single CD with Stockhausen's Himmels-Tür (2005), fourth hour of Klang, for percussionist and a little girl, played by Stuart Gerber, and the electroacoustic 24 Türin (2006) for door, rin and speaker.

Two CDs of Stockhausen's 24 piano pieces Natürliche Dauern (2005-06), the third hour of Klang, played by Antonio Pérez Abellán, Benjamin Kobler and Frank Gutschmidt and recorded in Cologne in April 2007.

Freude (Joy), second hour of Stockhausen's Klang cycle, composed in 2005 for two harps who also sing. Written for Marianne Smit and Esther Kooi.

Himmelfahrt (Ascension), first hour of Stockhausen's Klang cycle, in the version for synthesizer, soprano and tenor with Antonio Pérez Abellán, Barbara Zanichelli and Hubert Mayer, recorded in 2006.

Six chamber works from Stockhausen's Licht for brass, reeds, percussion and electronics, including Michaels-Ruf, Bassetsu, Synthi-Fou, Quitt and Komet.

Coil’s year 2000 electric storm is their next legendary chapter for legit reissue, exemplifying the fathomless variegation of their vision with overproof levels of digital noise masking deeply trippy song structures.  After tenderising flesh with the…

Tip! Maston’s Darkland is a breezy collection of the material from the Tulips sessions that didn’t make it on to the original LP. Originally a digital-only release for those in the know in the autumn of 2018, after re-issuing Tulips in 2020 it made t…

*In process of stocking.* The second Be With foray into the archives of revered German library institution Selected Sound is one of our favourites, Sound Inventions from Klaus Weiss Rhythm And Sounds, originally released in 1979. From the notoriously…

Labyrinth is dark, brooding, beat-heavy, melancholic mood music courtesy of Ian Carr and the Nucleus crew. A favourite of Madlib, it goes without saying that this is one magnificent record. Originally released on Vertigo in 1973, Labyrinth was never …

Under The Sun is the follow-up to the astonishing Roots and contains yet more absolutely essential Nucleus material. Originally released on Vertigo in 1974, Under The Sun was never re-pressed and of course those original copies are now very tricky to…

Come for the leopard, stay for the stone cold jams. Yet another thrilling, funky-prog jazzy-rock fusion beauty from Ian Carr’s Nucleus. Originally released on Vertigo in 1975, Alleycat was never re-pressed so those original copies are now very tricky…

Tip! With Panorama, Frank Maston pays homage to the classic era of library records and Italian soundtracks of the 70s. A blissed-out, grooving collection of filmic cues, it continues the unique brilliance of Tulips and Darkland. Elegant and easy, sub…

They say: "Contemporary synthesizer sounds illustrating wide open space activities, environment and research."We say: Panoramic proto-techno underwater-electro library dynamite. One of the hardest pulls on the seminal Coloursound, Open Space Motion (…

German Army is a two-piece from the San Gabriel Valley and one of the loudest voices in the underground tape scene. Raised on Sydney Possuelo and Paulo Freore, their catalogue seeks to critique U.S imperialism and nationalism while bringing attention…

A Collection of Sounds from the Studio Eksperymentalne Polskiego Radia (1959-2001) with art by Zofia Kulik.  “Would it sound just as bad if you played it backwards?” assembles a collection of audio experiments created at the Polish Radio Experimental…

Ultra rare album reissue for the first time Worldwide. Fantastic Proto-Zouk from Georges and Pierre-Edouard Decimus. NSI (New sound From the Islands) is a concept launched by the Decimus family, and the album was released at the end of 1981, at the s…