third album from british americana quartet the wandering hearts.

limited silver coloured vinyl edition.

classic black vinyl edition.

country

detroits burdon brothers are back

reissue

limited reissue on green 180 gram double vinyl.

pressing on random coloured / marbled eco mix vinyl.

gatefold double vinyl

these are four more classic techno sounds steeped in great synth craft from the burden brothers.

cd version of the album

new album from english post-punk band and also the trees.

real house shit!

disco / funk / house incl feat. by just one

first time on vinyl. originally released as a cd only album on riot season back in 2008 and out of print ever since. fourteen years later it s finally getting the double vinyl release it fully deserves.

expanded 50th anniversary edition on limited triple 180 gram vinyl, housed in a tri-fold sleeve.

the historic final show of the flo & eddie line-up of the mothers, remastered and pressed on triple 180 gram vinyl, housed in a tri-fold sleeve.

experimental rock, remastered lp

moor mother is back with a new album, joined by a wide-range of friends, collaborators and co-conspirators.

new pilotwings on bfdm!

gatefold 2x12 inch pink vinyl

2021 reissue

detroit funkin style

two quirky originals from behrang & sean, remixed by samo dj and johanna knutsson.

soulful rnb tracks from tiombe lockhart finally available on vinyl.

more funky sounds of female africa 1971 - 1982.

the classic 1969 mothers compilation by frank zappa back on audiphile 180 gram vinyl, mastered by bernie grundman.

we r the aliens is a fresh new label based out of hamburg and berlin.

limited edition reissue of the 1970 album from frank zappa & the mothers of invention.

sponsor needed! a fresh new transmission from our favourite french duo. back after the drop of their debut album les portes du brionnais over a year ago, followed by a quiet season in the studio, the pilotwings are set to land a fourth release on their home base of bfdm, pour faire pleurer les chomeurs

optimo trax reaches no. 33, the final number in the series (although reserving the right to return at some point). the last release is a 3 track ep from montreal’s solitary dancer that ends the label’s run with a distinctly non 4/4 feel. we asked solitary dancer to say a few words about this ep to which they responded with

- -recordings inspired by archetypes existing within a hypothetical matriarchal society and how that may pertain to our present day reality.”

this split lp compiles the output of two closely related bands from, as suggested by the title, the hot, humid and (at the time) socially isolated city of brisbane, australia – an unlikely location for synth-pop and new wave music during the 1980s. prod & the moonbaby were a high school duo experimenting with tape loops, cheap electronics and primitive sampling.. the result is certainly lo-fi, light-hearted and naive, but also charming and the music belies the young age of the musicians. ash in october was in many ways a logical progression of prod & the moonbaby and shared some of the same personnel, but also added some new wave influence through extra instrumentation and more serious, considered lyrics. most of these tracks have never been heard before outside a handful of self-distributed tapes and this compilation was compiled over several years by the artists in collaboration with hysteric and nick mariano (crispy nuggets).

50th anniversary 180 gram double lp edition with laser etching on side d, housed in gatefold sleeve. all analog mastering from the original 1967 tape.

hot on the heels of the smash release from superlover, mother recordings welcome back simion to the label with his the rhythm ep. simion presents two cuts of upfront house music that are prime for the dancefloor. first up is title-track, the rhythm , a nod to the 90s chicago sound with jacking drums and a sensual female vocal. backed up by a funk-fuelled bassline and a lush piano breakdown that lead into a deep house groove. the b-side feeling good is true to its title. tight percussion, chopped vocals and a catchy synth line all come together in a fluttering climax. this one is sure to leave any dancefloor shaking.