Lorn - Nothing Else (2010, Japan release) dark downtempo trippy techno.

Arrived today - Yello Touch 15th anniversary 

Krusseldorf - Mushroom World

 

24-bit download HERE 😎

 

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Moody Man - Silence in the Secret Garden

some jazzy electro-funk boogie etc 🚬

one of my fave chill'd trip hoppy ambient albums, from Sola Rosa

1-800 Girls - Dancing for You (2019)

 

Barker - Stochastic Drift -- Some lubberly sounds on this one, would sound very noice on headphones. Streaming via the spotifies. 

 

--Geoff

Yagya - Old Dreams and Memories

Deadmau5 – For Lack Of A Better Name

 

On 06/04/2025 at 4:52 PM, waxman said:

Yagya - Old Dreams and Memories

Love this record

Dub Trees - Celtic Vedic [2025 Remaster]

 

On 04/08/2019 at 6:26 PM, metal beat said:

 

cool.  will check them out - I have them in my amazon cart.

 

you guys may like Drab Majesty ‎– Modern Mirror if you like retro darkwave.

 

 

I'm years late on this but this band Drab Majesty is frikkin amazing.

 

Edited April 11, 2025Apr 11 by agisthos

Its like The Cure style darkwave synths with Slowdive/showgaze guitars. Superior songwriting.

 

The Demonstration is my fav album followed by Modern Mirror.

 

https://drabmajesty.bandcamp.com/album/the-demonstration

https://drabmajesty.bandcamp.com/album/modern-mirror

 

 

Edited April 11, 2025Apr 11 by agisthos

 

Animals on Wheels. 'Nuvol i Cadira'

 

 

Great album from the Superb Ninja Tune label in 1999.

 

On 06/04/2025 at 2:33 PM, hired goon said:

 

Barker - Stochastic Drift -- Some lubberly sounds on this one, would sound very noice on headphones. Streaming via the spotifies. 

 

--Geoff

 

Fabulous, thanks for the recommendation

Not to be confused with Cooking Vinyl, Cooking Records was a fab label, sadly no more. Then Forest Swords Compassion. Incredible album, stark and atmospheric.

 

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Spinning some LPs wot I got yesterday at the local record fair: 

 

Juan Atkins - The Berlin Sessions 2xLP -- lubberly Detroit techno, $5

Klaus Schulze - Mirage -- lubberly Berlin school from 1977, $10

 

--Geoff 

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Unknown Reality - Patchwork

 

Autumn Of Communion - An Index Of Pseudepigraphs -- enjoying this compilation from duo Lee Norris and Mick Chillage today. Fax style electronica recorded over the years. Noice.

--Geoff

Prism aka Susumu Yokata – Metronome Melody

Here's one that challenged my taste and persistence to the absolute max. Squarepusher, "Be Up A Hello". I can't say I don't like Drum and Bass entirely as I've got a few albums that I have enjoyed the genre through but I'd say 99% of it would never get a gig in my system and only half of the remainder a second play. Years ago Kosheen (remember them) showed me that there's more to D&B than one skittering crazy beat and endless repetition and many, many electronic/dance albums have tracks that lean into D&B with great success. Take the style to the extreme and you have Pendulum's super heavy "hold Your Colour" or any of Amon Tobin's incredible, radical albums, of which I have several.

So one day, I'm in Dada Records in Perth searching for a new electronic/dance/IDM - 'something' album to try out and came across this one. I'd heard of the name Squarepusher but did not know he was crazy D&B, - 'till I got home and played it. What a shock! Couldn't even finish it and was furious with myself for wasting my hard-earned. Eventually calmed down and determined that having made my bed I should lie in it. 

There's the beauty of buying physical media, the sheer expense compels you to do this. If I had streamed the album it wouldn't have soiled my system for more than the first track but the investment made made sure I gave it a chance. Second and even third play didn't do it but I did get an inkling that there was something in there that could be appreciated. The penny dropped probably next play, there was fun, power and music!!! hiding in the 45000 bpm and savage bass drops. I amazed myself to be honest and so glad I did. Got to be in the right mood though and play it loud. Hell! to think, the night before I was playing Joan Baez "The First Ten Years" FFS.