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Quick ViewRead moreSpiderland (Dark Blue Vinyl)
Slint
A welcome re-pressing of a legendary album, and one that came to define post-rock. Limited edition of 500 copies on dark blue vinyl.
Easel Studies (Vinyl)
Cate Brooks
‘Easel Studies’ finds Cate Brooks pushing the boundaries of sound synthesis and experimentation on the Buchla Music Easel while still sounding beautifully beguiling and hypnotically melodic.
Quick ViewRead moreMedicine (Purple/Clear Splatter Vinyl)
Goat
Whatever your dosage, and regardless of your remedy, it is now time to take your medicine. Purple/clear splatter vinyl.
Quick ViewRead moreSad Old Tatty Bunting (Vinyl)
Keith Seatman
If Syd Barrett had continued making music this is what he might have come up with. Wonky electronic brilliance. Limited edition coloured vinyl.
The NID Tapes: Electronic Music from India 1969-1972 (Vinyl)
Various Artists
A collection of early Indian electronic music. For fans of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. 2 x LP, one side etched.
Quick ViewRead morePosthuman (Vinyl)
Trees Speak
“Powerful new landscapes of sound”. Black vinyl edition.
Quick ViewRead moreThe Path (Vinyl)
Belbury Poly
…unmoored from time or place thanks to Hopper’s narrative style, Chandler’s rustic flutes and keys, Budd’s soulful psychedelic guitars and Jupp’s production and electronics. Released 4th August on heavyweight vinyl.
Quick ViewRead moreThe Nation’s Most Central Location (White Vinyl)
Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
Limited edition re-pressing on white vinyl. Originally released May 2023.
The Invisible World Of (Vinyl)
Beautify Junkyards
Atmospheric, immersive, and arcane. Vinyl edition.
Quick ViewRead moreEmperor Tomato Ketchup (Vinyl)
Stereolab
De-luxe 2 LP expanded & remastered edition of their fourth album, originally released 1996.
Sun God (Vinyl)
Sunday Driver
“A Dickensian Kate Bush”. Red vinyl edition with lyric insert.
Quick ViewRead moreThe Seasons (CD)
BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Full of unexpected metaphors, pagan oddness, folk cadences and insane noises. Does it get any better?
