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Various Artists
Transition Vol.1
»Transition Vol.1« combines tracks of four bands from three continents from the time between 1992 and 1994, with one thing in common: Post-Industrial as origin.
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On »Hybridism« Nicola Cruz, born in France and living in Ecuador, once again mixes the most diverse music from the most remote corners of the world.
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Sasaki Hideto & Sekine Toshiyuki Quartet +1
Stop Over
Released in 1976 in a small edition, the great »Stop Over« by Sasaki Hideto & Sekine Toshiyuki Quartet +1 now gets a second chance.
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The Heliocentrics
Infinity Of Now
With »Infinity Of Now«, which has just been released by Madlib Invazions, the genius of the Heliocentrics should really get around now. To the inifinity.
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Kollington Ayinla And His Fuji '78 Organisation
Blessing
Soul Jazz reissues the 1988 album by Kollington Ayinla And His Fuji ’78 Organisation: Actually, »Blessing« was created as an alarm clock for Muslims during Ramadan.
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Borusiade
Fortunate Isolation
On »Fortunate Isolation« Borusiade makes it clear to even the last one: we’re fucked, there’s no way back. So the new album is the perfect soundtrack for now.
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Master of omission: 4 tracks from Richard H. Kirk’s best period as Sandoz have now been put on a new record by Second Circle.
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With »Indigo«, the New Zealanders Flamingo Pier release another EP on Soundway one year after their debut.
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With »Phase 3«, Left Ear releases music created between 1988 and 1995 by the unjustly little known Berlin band I.A.O.
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On his eighth album »Marcielago« Roc Marciano does not care about contemporary sound designs. But still sounds refreshingly raw.
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Alessandro Alessandroni
Afro Discoteca Reworked & Reloved
The surprise hit »Afro Discoteca« by Alessandro Alessandroni released three years ago has now been remixed.
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Steve Roach
Quiet Music 1-3
Telephone Explosion has reissued »Quiet Music 1-3« by Californian ambient musician Steve Roach, first released only on cassette in 1986 .
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Dark Arts
Reflections In A Rear View Mirror
With »Reflections In A Rear View Mirror« the label Stroom introduces us to the band Dark Arts from Columbus, Ohio, which was founded in the early 1980s.
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Jan Schulte, also known as Wolf Müller, here as Bufiman, has released a whole »Albumsi« with the Dutch trendsetters of Dekmantel. Pure summer!
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Brian Eno is said to have once called them »the most important band in the world«: Man Jumping. Their 1984 debut “Jumcut” has now been released by Emotional Rescue.
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Nef
Mais Alors !!?... C'Est a L'Envers
»Mais Alors !!?…. C’Est a L’Envers«, the first and only album of the French band Nef, has now been re-issued.
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Velodrome
На Велодроме 141
Dark Entries has reissued the Belgian New Beat smash hit »На Велодроме 141« from Velodrome.
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Emily A. Sprague
Water Memory / Mount Vision
RVNG Intl releases »Water Memory« and »Mount Vision«, the first two albums of the American sound designer Emily A. Sprague.
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Kings Aigbologa Bucknor & His Afrodisk Beat Organisation
Katakata
Now Hot Casa has released »Katakata«, another album by Kings Aigbologa Bucknor & His Afrodisk Beat Organisation.
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Oren Ambarchi
Grapes From The Estate
“Grapes From The Estate” by Oren Ambarchi is a masterpiece of gentle reduction. It will now be reissued with a new mastering.
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Various Artists
Musique Experimentale
Finders Keepers releases the compilation »Musique Experimentale« from 1962 via their sublabel Cacophonic for the first time in a long time.
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Yves de Mey
Bleak Comfort
»Bleak Comfort«, the third album by Yves de Mey, has to be thought from the motion, maybe even from performance dance.
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Eblen Macari
Musica Para Planetarios
»Musica Para Planetarios«, the album recorded by Eblen Macari in 1987, is nothing less than a condensed cosmology.
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Likable? Yeah, so what! Lusine’s »Sensorimotor« was created in such an elaborate and affectionate way that it’s OK if everyone likes it.
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Karriem Riggins
Headnod Suite
With »Headnod Suite«, Karriem Riggins has come up with a convincing follow-up to »Alone Together«.
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Ahmed Malek & fLako
Electronic Tapes
Take a box of cassettes full of electro-experiments by the Algerian film composer Ahmed Malek, add fLako and receive one of 2017’s best reissues.
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Children Of Alice
Children Of Alice LP
James Cargill has a new Projekt. You can get lost in the music by »Children Of Alice« – but you won’t lose interest anytime soon.
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Dirty Projectors
Dirty Projectors
Dirty Projectors’ latest record full of alien-r’n’b and future hybrid pop will be quite a challenge for both fans and novices.
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Mind Over Mirrors
Undying Colors
Every new record by Mind Over Mirrors marks a new stage in his artistic development. »Undying Colors« is no exception.
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Bing & Ruth
No Home Of The Mind
In the cosmos of piano based post-classical music, Bing & Ruth have kept their special position with »No Home Of The Mind« to this day.
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Gepy & Gepy
Body To Body - 12"
Giampiero Scalamogna used to be called the Italian Barry White. Gepy & Gepy’s 12" »Body To Body« from 1979 is now being reissued.
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Laaraji
Celestial Vibration
»Celestial Vibration«, the 1978 debut of New-York based zither player Laaraji, is being reissued.
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Carla dal Forno
You Know What It's Like
In the 1980s, Carla dal Forno’s debut-style on »You Know What It’s Like« would have been labelled as »sound of Berlin«.
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This record wants to be conquered: On »Disclosure«, his latest album on Honest Jon’s, Kassem Mosse is concealing the groove.
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On »Color«, Katie Gately demonstrates how to put seemingly chaotic sounds and vocals into the right mixing ratio.
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The Mystic Jungle Tribe
Qvisisana
This is what Ibiza could sound like again if it was cleaned from shattered glass and vomit.
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A homeless person falls into a mind-expanding bubble bath. That’s where the journey begins.
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Danny Brown
Atrocity Exhibition
Between ecstasy and depression: Danny Brown’s »Atrocity Exhibition« is an excellent record.
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More melodies, more blood, more pop: On her latest record, Jenny Hval is taking it easy, which is becoming to her music.
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Ka
Honor Killed The Samurai
Ka’s music would fit much better into MoMa than the works of his very famous hood-neighbor.
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Believe the Hype! Jordan Rakei’s debut »Cloak« is the finest post-Dilla-Jazz, paired with ghostly Soul.
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