repress of hey colossus’ twelfth studio album from 2019 on a limited coloured edition to mark the bands 20th anniversary. this edition is on transparent lime w/ marbles smoke effect and limited to 200 copies.

second album from big joanie finally vailable on vinyl.

pink vinyl lp.

x-mas incl frank sinatra, elvis, dean martin !

obscure cover versions of 70s pop classics, made by hobby musicians. limited pressing on deep heat red vinyl vinyl.

incl famous xmas songs like driving home for christmas & let it snow !

for the 30th acid avengers release, we invited 3 duos that share the same passion for the groove.

first vinyl release from french composer-performer leo dupleix

the sophomore album from upsammy finally available on vinyl.

2024 repress.

the anoma tree grows another branch, carrying a pair of succulent offerings written and produced by ohm hourani. the record is carried by a vibrant sleeve crafted by the brush of laucolo. an astute and tranquil portrait is juxtaposed against the flowing imagination of a soul enchanted by the music.

wrong speed presents the new longplayer from drmcnt.

orange vinyl release.

black vinyl edition.

rock

digipack, sticker

the fruit tree foundation is an independent project that grew from the scottish mental health arts and film festival. ed by emma pollock (formerly of the delgados) and rod jones (idlewild), the fruit tree foundation also features james graham (twilight sad), scott hutchison (frightened rabbit), jill o sullivan (sparrow and the workshop), alasdair roberts, james yorkston, karine polwart and jenny reeve. the artists wrote and rehearsed the album over a long weekend in a remote perthshire farmhouse and recorded the final album in chem19 studios. the songs were written with a view to focussing on issues of mental health and wellbeing. artwork design by aidan moffat.

exile began his musical career in 2000, releasing drum & bass on labels such as beta and moving shadow, but as the years progressed, his sound started to become more complicated and abstract. this was mostly due to his obsession with the reaktor software, which enabled him to spend much of his time creating new and interesting sounds from scratch. his debut full-length, 2006s pro agonist, saw him add elements of breakcore to his constantly mutating yper-breakbeats, but that gradual change in style is nothing compared to the total departure that hes taken on listening tree. long-term fans may be shocked to know that listening tree is peppered with exiles own vocal tracks, as he tackles issues such as britains buy-now-pay-later culture, and even the dynamic nature of the universe on family galaxy, the first single. >family galaxy< is about the constant process of change that underpins everything, explains exile. its a tale from a thingless world where nothing stays the same. as now shines its shifting shades on then, so our ideas of what we have done and will do continually morph.the result is an eccentric electro-pop album that is just as likely to appeal to fans of hot chip as it is otto von schirach