before the show is a vital part of copenhagen collaboration - a 10- band-collective in copenhagen among the other bands are sleep party people, cody and alcoholic faith mission. as the title suggests the new before the show album depicts beginnings and endings.

metal

clear gold black splatter double vinyl in gatefold

action, tension and drama rhythms from 1972 - 1982.

gatefold, marbled &-transparent coloured vinyl

kuschel rock , best of 1 - 5 on vinyl

surely with forward-looking ambitions, serbian fellow dejan milicevic drops his debut album trust and the purpose with style, non-compromisingly showing us how electronic music has no limits, only heart and soul is needed. he throws a good example how to gather different genres and styles into one great peace of art, one that certainly cant resist giving in without touching our heart.

here comes the long awaited album from disclosure.

repress! this is the second edition of our ceremonial covenant, >previously undisclosed rituals ii<

the 1971 album from soul trio honey cone back on 180 gram vinyl.

featuring the likes of ll cool j, eric b & rakim, dilated peoples, slick rick and more

!k7 are pleased to announce forest swords as the next curator of the ever essential dj-kicks series. following acclaimed albums on ninja tune and tri angle, soundtrack and installation work, and remixes of the likes of bjork, matthew barnes aka forest swords has curated a 25-track compilation that draws a line between past inspirations and his current peers. like much of his own output, his dj-kicks skirts around pristine electronics and embraces more organic textures: 80s post punk (anna domino, dead can dance), classic 90s british electronica (orbital, mira calix), and smokey digi-dub (rhythm & sound), all rub up alongside some of the most forward-facing producers working today (demdike stare, laurel halo, fis). the compilation sifts through rhythms, shifting speeds and emotions: from pop icon neneh cherrys primal thudding to the zombified throb of exclusive forest swords track crow via deena abdelwaheedÕs clattering deconstructions to the euphoric two-step of djrum. its a collection of tracks that feels as restlessly curious and weighty as barnes own work.