solo project by heretic

1982 roots classic from wayne jarrett available on 7 inch for the first time. backed up with a mighty dub mix from roots radics.

2020 re-issue, 140g vinyl

lp + download + printed innersleeve

tom moulton mix of “key to my heart” and a previously unreleased track on limited neon pink coloured 7 inch vinyl.

180 g red coloured vinyl

lehult homie johan kaseta presents his new ep >somebodys heart<

double a side 7 inch

rod stewart and the royal philharmonic orchestra play sir rod’s biggest hits. pressing on 180 gram double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

third terrestrial funk coming up with a classic release by florida funksters omni.

frank music welcomes david jackson

hand stamped 140 gram vinyl

leonardos promising etheric label builds on the fantastic first three releases with a fourth well developed two tracker of his own. this vital release is a continuation of the style and approach that saw leonardo’s last single gain significant global support, and this is sure to do the same all over again.

the 2nd album from belgian singer and actress tine reymer.

presenting ten experimental/ambient compositions performed live in a living room in 2017 with a buchla music easel, and some pedals, then edited.

deep & heavy rollers from somah.

4 electro groover from dmx krew! top!

a 1982 soul/funk masterpiece back on vinyl via everland.

with previous releases from some of the top heads of the electronic spectrum, including leif, steevio, arnaldo and more, the imprint untilmyheartstops returns with its latest release, this time for mysterious producer ekeko. rich analog tape waves sit nicely beside thick 909 rhythmic elements throughout this killer three tracker. the title track -beyond good & evil- starts things of with strong spirit, taking pulsations of warping synths and balancing them with hazy club driven patterns. this theme continues through fm joy and eye ache but with a wider focus on the dubbier elements of the electro and house spectrum.

photonz back on naive with a full ep, remix support coming from almaty.

all songs recorded for motown in 1962, remastered from the original tapes. pressing on 180 gram heavyweight vinyl.

two huge bobby womack classics, the heart-on-a-sleeve how could you break my heart and the sweet soul love song, give it up get a much deserved, official remastered reissue

reissue

two new killer releases by varg on northern electronics!!

two new killer releases by varg on northern electronics!!

limited clear double vinyl in gatefold sleeve with download code included.

second release on lft

slovenian artist eb king provides glyk with three magnificent jams. one shines like a juicy nightshade berry on a silver plate. the other is the soundtrack for moody werewolves on full moon and the last invites you to an afterhour on steve zissous submarine.

next jubei output

raf reza illuminates the dancefloor with pulsing beats, bright melodies and twinkling synth lines on his stellar debut ep for heart to heart.

incl. terrence parker remix

s.a. disco sound!

limited vinyl edition, remastered from the original analog tapes.

official remastered, reissue of two of esther phillips’ breathtaking covers from the early ‘70s. firstly, esther’s cover of gil scott-heron’s timeless masterpiece ‘home is where the hatred is’. a haunting tale of addiction filled with the rawest of emotions, that can only truly be covered by someone who has fought that same battle with dependency. the pain in esther’s voice completely conveys this vulnerability and does gill scott heron’s original total justice. heart-wrenching and completely absorbing in its honesty, it’s a sincere portrayal of the demons both artist’s faced in their lives. on the b side, an adaptation of eddie floyd’s ‘i ve never found a girl (to love me like you do)’. phillips’ trademark soulful tones suit this sweet serenade so well, with the passion oozing from every word she sings. sit back, relax and prepare to have your heart melted all over again.

heart to hearts 12th record comes to us by way of berlin with westcoast goddess. following up his heavily favorited -springtime forever released earlier this year on sweden’s tasteful house imprint omena records. the goddess will resonate well with house heads with love for the east coast house sound. packed with punchy drum beats and full spectrum instrumentation, these tunes are designed to lift ones soul and turn any frown upside down.

... so here it is, a double a side... side a is * valhalla * which attempts to be as majestic as the name suggests. <br / > side aa has * fidelity *, which is me channelling big room house as much as i can, while trying to keep ahold of whatever heart strings i can tug on. ill let you judge if ive achieved what id set to do with either.

hyper-dimensional sound traveling in shacks mode for intergalactic dancers

you may not have heard the name jackson almond before, but you will have likely heard some of his music. having released on wotnot back in 2013 under the name real, with a flurry of eps, remixes and bootlegs under this name and as part of duo boean (on bbe, warner, xvi & slowfoot among others), jackson has been delighting ears for a while now, with a particular knack for balancing hooks and earworms with original ideas and creative production. this ep began life as a series of headphone jams written when jackson was living outside of the city in self-imposed exile, tuning into the goings on in dance music from an external position. it was then polished into dancefloor gems at the wotnot studio at the total refreshment centre. the music reflects this, with the sonic palette reflecting lo-fi and outsider house, but with a warmth, depth and musicality specific to his own personal situation.

fresh from starting his own label insult to injury, timothy clerkin returns to ransom note records with the knife edge heart ep. three tracks of stirring techno for dark basements and warm hearts. timothy is a very interesting man, but hes also the sort of person whod rather let his music do the talking, so well move on swiftly. the mvp here is knife edge heart, an unabashed pop song whose shimmering exterior is cut through with flashes of steely darkness. frequent collaborator natalie reiss’ glacial voice is held at the perfect level of remove, while timothy allows his love of shoegaze to blossom with a guitar line that seems to extend like a ladder to the stars. with you bridges timothys opposing impulses, balancing sparkling synths and a celestial vocal sample with churning low-end, while divisive is paranoid warehouse techno at its very best. with his debut solo album out soon on phantasy, gabe gurnsey of factory floor stops by for a lurching, seasick remix of knife edge heart that sounds like the onset of the robot apocalypse weve all been promised for so long. after cutting his teeth as one half of eskimo twins, timothy launched his solo career in 2014 under the now-retired heretic moniker. hes since released on labels including throne of blood, hard fist and days of being wild. timothys last release on rsn was the serenade ep, which brought us plenty of special moments last year - most memorably andrew weatherall closing out his houghton quarry set with execute. heres to many more this summer and beyond.

mtd comes back on his own methodical, with a 6 track album on white colored vinyl. from the heart represents mtd in all his potential, from mental to deep to heavy. enjoy the journey.

2018 repress .. emotional rescue and woo once again come together, this time to reissue their masterpiece, the previously cassette-only album into the heart of love. a joyous, uplifting ode to love in all its forms, the trials and tribulations and ultimately the triumphs are all encapsulted in woo s unique soundscapes. of all the myriad of released and unreleased woo recordings, into the heart of love is without a doubt their most complete and cohesive body of work. full of woos quirky analogue dub electronics, there is also a very english sense of folk. with more vocals then their other albums, the structure and softness of mood quintessentially comes from the mother isle.

classy, diverse ambient techno set

an ardent heart is a focused techno mini album that brings forward stefan goldmann’s most dancefloor-centered material in a decade. the tracks push and pull relentlessly. despite their linear appeal, there is an intricately balanced interplay between the heavy-handed kicks, the bouncy bass accents and the sizzling, yet clear-cut details whipped up by the rallying drums. the peculiar, seemingly “vocalised” mode of synthesis is maybe the most unifying sonic characteristic of the six tracks and one coda. formant shaping, vowel filters and airstream perturbations let a wide range of sounding elements speak in the tongues of a cybernetic babylon. layered polymetric patterns perforate the aural plane with alien scripts. clearly structured, yet opaque messages that seem to have traveled for aeons emanate from the red-hot circuitry. they spill into a network of delays, channeled down into labyrinthine corridors, enveloped in electrostatic noise. most tracks build on chance patterns evoked with hardware sequencers and freeform modulation sources. the resulting synthetic systems are as cohesive as they exhibit vast internal variation and range. thus balancing simplicity and complexity right in the middle, the results are just as immediately gripping as they can feed sustained attention. a wide palette of distortion and overtones mark the contours of individual elements that seem to have near-physical qualities – as if there were metallic strings, thick membranes, a resonating sphere, all struck by electric mallets, caused to vibrate by mechanical bows and sung by silicone lips.

a heart from your shadow is the debut collaborative lp from michael beharie (new york) and teddy rankin-parker (chicago). since graduating together from oberlin college, beharie and rankin-parker each veered into markedly different avenues. beharie joined up with the ever-confounding new york ensemble zs (northern spy, the social registry). rankin-parker became an on-demand cellist for his prowess in the work of improvisation and avant-garde music, lending his talents to a wide array of collaborators such as primus, iron & wine, steve reich, and pauline oliveros. rather than jump into stream-of-concious improvisation, beharie and rankin-parker chose to focus the albums themes via intricately composed pieces. a heart from your shadow could be described as protest music, brimming with intense energy, harrowing anxiety, and steadfast optimism. produced by michael beharie, mixed carefully by jim o rourke, mastered by james plotkin and cut to lp at d&m berlin. black virgin vinyl housed in poly-lined inner sleeve in reverse board-printed double-width spine jacket with spot uv finishing. first pressing of 300 copies.

consistently vibrating at a frequency beyond the conventional realms of house and techno, untilmyheartstops returns with a particularly captivating transmission from furtive jazz-peddling beatsmith tom ellis. this release serves as an opportunity for the freerotation regular to move into a techno-inflected space without losing his handle on delicate, evocative pathways through the minimal milieu. the subtle throb of -solastalgia- sounds especially at home on umhs, hinging around snaking machine rhythms and a buttery bassline that could easily go on for days without growing tiresome. watch out for the unavoidable consequence of you though a feisty party heater that finds ellis dipping his toe into the sample / edit snakepit and pulling out a python

the mighty man power returns to correspondant. one of the earliest labels to champion his explorative technoid landscapes, and deliver his debut album, the mexico based composer makes a welcome return with three truly singular trips… ‘the zen of xen comes in two segued parts, comprising almost 13 minutes of full intergalactic immersion. laced with the alluring deep-dream vocals of tel avivs xen, anchored with tripped-out humanized harmonics and weaved with soaring pads, its a genuinely emotional narrative thats been cooking away on man powers creative wishlist since he first met xen at a show five years ago. elsewhere ‘heart for yes, life for no will have you spitting rainbow emojis all night. an incredible piece of vibrant melodic techno rooted in synthesis, galvanized with emotive layers, driven by feels it sets us up perfectly for the fantastical finale ‘hubris. cosmic, soft-focused, sparkling but topped with a choral chant that comes in from nowhere and arrests every sense as the elements rise and fuse with theatre. by far one of man powers most techno-focused and biggest records to date.

from performer in the notorious roxy club and director of the party animals videoclips, to songwriter, amanda lear interpreter and italo aficionado. the multi talented duvall is back in action as singer and covergirl on this second release on bordello a parigi: brace yourself!