Genre: ChillOut, Downtempo, Deep House, Deep Techno

Tracklist LP:

A1. Maps Of Hyperspace – Beta (longer version)
A2. Off Land – Collapsar (extended cut)
A3. Glo Phase – Fire Flies (extended 12” mix)
B1. John Beltran – The Descendent (longer version)
B2. Adriano Mirabile – Cajú (extended version)
B3. Sanderson Dear – A Place For Totems (extended version)


Short Info:

We celebrated a decade of releasing music in 2020 with our Time Capsule boxset compilation. “Time Capsule Extensions” sees the longer versions of six tunes from that anniversary release aggregated for this special companion album.


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Special remarks : clear rose pink vinyl


Genre: ChillOut, Deep House


Tracklist LP:

A1. Mapping Water Marks
A2. Neon Eon
A3. Gleam
A4. Entwine
B1. Soft Gems
B2. Infinite Simplicity
B3. Octagon Shore
B4. Entwine (reprise)


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Following a string of beautiful digital albums and cassette titles. We get our first Glo Phase long player on vinyl. “Soft Gems” captures Joseph’s up-tempo arrangements for fans long pining to see and hear more of his sound presented on wax. Your record collection will immediately thank you.

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Genre: Drum & Bass, ChillOut

Tracklist EP:

A1. They Shine
A2. Solitary Moon
B1. Flow
B2. Inside Your Soul


Short Info:

SubDan effortlessly composes within the chillout genre running the gamut on style and feel in his music. For his vinyl debut Dan flexes his drum & bass background with this luscious 4-track EP.

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Genre: Drum & Bass


Tracklist LP:

A1. Aura Of Solitude
A2. Eastern Promise
A3. Once In A While
B1. Luna's House (ft. Luna Pixie)
B2. Metasphere
B3. Shelter From The World


Short Info:

Lush and atmospheric tapestries are the hallmark signatures of Aural Imbalance's compositions. Easily spotted and loved by his knowledgeable fans. Dreaming In Future Tense, remembers all the euphoria, optimism, and exploration of the nineties D&B movement and carries it forward to the now in six soothing rollers. The perfect balance of embracing the past, living in the present, and eyeing the future.
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Genre: Techno, Deep Techno

Tracklist:

A1. A Lucid Dub (Diahgonal rework)
A2. A Lucid Dub (Beltran’s spring forward mix)
B1. Metronomik (Shawn Rudiman reconstruction)
B2. Metronomik (Santiago Salazar remix)


Short Info:

“A Lucid Dub” and “Metronomik” get the remix treatment for the companion 12” to Louis’ Metronomik EP.

Diahgonal and John Beltran handle the a-side with masterful remixes of A Lucid Dub.
Santiago Salazar and Shawn Rudiman add their knowledge to the techno discussion with their remixes of Metronomik.

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Tracklisting:
A1. Sweet Storm
A2. Time To Sail
B1. She Walks
B2. Daydreamin'


Description: La Mañana is the ideal toe dip for people not familiar with the styles and sounds of John Beltran. Longtime fans will recognize the luscious production and arrangement detail synonymous with John's name and gravitate to the EP quadrant they identify with.
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Black vinyl

Genre: Tech-House, Drum & Bass, Ambient, IDM Techno

Tracklist 12”:

A1. Horizons (Adriano Mirabile remix)
A2. Horizons (Driftsystem remix)
B1. Lost (Louis Haiman’s deep midnight ambience)
B2. The Empty Night (Maps Of Hyperspace remix)
B3. Horizons (Robert Roos’ next dimension remix)


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A trio of tunes from Diahgonal’s brilliant debut LP “Spiral” gets remixed by label mates for this
Special 12”. We’ve packed a sonic spectrum into this release: a tech-house shaker from Adriano Mirabile, autonomic goodness from Driftsystem, ambient soundscape from Louis Haiman, abstract
IDM chillage from Maps Of Hyperspace, and tribal techno tones from Robert Roos.
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Special remarks : transparent yellow vinyl


Genre: ChillOut, Ambient, Deep House, IDM Techno, Drum & Bass


Tracklist Boxed Set:

Disc 1
Maps Of Hyperspace - A - Theta
Maps Of Hyperspace - B - Beta

Disc 2
Aural Imbalance - A - Flow Control
Aural Imbalance - B - Clean Slate

Disc 3
John Beltran - A - The Descendent
John Beltran - B - High On Rain

Disc 4
Off Land - A - Hypernova
Off Land - B - Collapsar

Disc 5
Glo Phase - A - Patina Sunset
Glo Phase - B - Fire Flies

Disc 6
Sanderson Dear - A - A Place For Totems
Sanderson Dear - B - What Once Was

Disc 7
Adriano Mirabile - A - Xingu
Adriano Mirabile - B - Cajú

Disc 8
Diahgonal - A - Here I Am
Diahgonal - B - There U Are

Disc 9
Louis Haiman - A - Breathing-In
Louis Haiman - B - Beachfront Watch

Disc 10
Driftsystem - A - Five Rivers Surround Me
Driftsystem - B - Augminter



Short Info:

We've now been in this game of releasing music for ten of our eighteen year existence. The mantra from day one has been striking a balance between the nightlife sound system and the living room listening experience. "Time Capsule" celebreates this achievement in 7" fashion.
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Special remarks : transparent yellow vinyl


Genre: ChillOut, Dub Techno, Drone


Tracklist LP:

A1. Só Para Você
A2. Ich Sag's Mal So
A3. Once Were Warriors
B1. Sonntag Morgen's (featuring Joyce Bela)
B2. Alea Iacta Est
B3. Don't Look Back


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"I wanted my first long form album to represent the joys of life, strength of positivity, the wonderfulness of nature, and celebrate how music plays an intricate part in sewing all of it together."

From the subtle rhythmic brush strokes of South American music to the sounds of Bern's underground scene, "Mirabile Dictu" pulls from those spheres of influence and more to succinctly capture the translation of Adriano's surname perfectly.
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Tracklist LP:

A1. The Bodhisattva Knows
A2. Infinite Dimensions Of Mind
B1. Cravel
B2. Chasing Rabbits
B3. Invisible Landscape


Short Info:

After a short hiatus Maps Of Hyperspace is back with his sophomore long player. Against All Ends wraps itself in a snug 'ohm' meditative blanket and slow burns like an incense stick.
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Special remarks : transparent electric blue vinyl


Genre: ChillOut, Deep House, Downtempo, Drum & Bass


Tracklist LP:

A1. First Thing
A2. Second Time Around
A3. Third Bass
A4. Fourth Wall
A5. Fifth Element
B1. Sixth Sense
B2. Seventh Heaven
B3. Eighth Wonder
B4. Ninth Life


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Aural Imbalance dives deeper into the sonic hues and palettes touched on by his Propagation Of Light album. Transparent Blue comes at that trademark AI sound from a different production ethos on each tune, bending the predefined boundaries of dance genres and their subcategories. Simon's goal this turn was to form an album playable as standalone songs and symbiotic as a holistic listening experience.
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Genre: Downtempo, Downbeat, ChillOut


Tracklist 7":

A. All That's Happened
B1. Eventide
B2. Red Rock (pt. I)
B3. Red Rock (pt. II)


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With half a dozen releases under his belt Glo Phase moves into the wax frontier with this fantastic 7" single of downtempo jams.
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Genre: Ambient, Deep Techno


Tracklist 10":

A. Off Land - Aegirine (Diahgonal rework)
AA. Diahgonal - Movement B (Off Land recon


Short Info:

Two minds on a sonic rendezvous best describes our first split release. Off Land and Diahgonal swap remixing duties on each other's respective songs. Aegirine from Off Land's "On Earth" album undergoes a mild shift once put thru Diahgonal's lens flare. Movement B from Diahgonal's "Spiral" album gets an ambient makeover by Off Land.
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Genre: ChillOut, Ambient, Dubtechno, Deep House


Tracklist 12":

A1. Shadows In The Sun (Aural Imbalance's shadows mix)
A2. Shadows In The Sun (Glo Phase remix)
A3. Shadows In The Sun (Maps Of Hyperspace's classic remix)
B1. Shadows In The Sun (Diahgonal rework)
B2. Approaching Silence


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Four variances of Shadows In The Sun from Midnat's dreamy dubtecno infused ambient album "Small Things In Life" courtesy of Glo Phase, Maps Of Hyperspace, Diahgonal, and Aural Imbalance. Each brings their unique take on Kenneth's original arrangement and sonic presentation.

Opening the side. Aural Imbalance flashes all his traits of luscious pads and sublime breaks on his version. Glo Phase takes the original's core dubtechno themes and infuses them with a sweet sneaky midtempo chug to bring the bump and hustle for house headz. Maps Of Hyperspace rounds out the A-side, delivering another of his exceptional remixes with this terraformed slice of chillhouse as only he can do. Diahgonal brings the epic and ambience on his beatless rework. Approaching Silence closes out our journey with a return visit to Midnat's gene pool.
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Special remarks : clear transparent vinyl


Genre: ChillOut, Detroit Techno


Tracklist 12":

A1. Mind Chime
A2. Metonomik
B1. Eightfold
B2. A Lucid Dub


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Louis captures the secret life of techno in all his compositions. On Metronomik his stripped 808 grooves emulate the harsh time keeping of life's metronome. Warm, gentle, washes and thoughtful melodies remind us of who we are in this time/space. Ideal for home listening or inspired movement.
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Genre: Drum & Bass


Tracklist 12":

A1. Turned To Smoke
A2. ColdMem
B. One Lens


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Denver-based Driftsystem is the current production focus of Neal Sherwood; a DJ, promoter, and producer of underground sonics for nearly 20 years. With one foot rooted in drum & bass and the other stuck in a mud puddle that leads to an interdimensional vortex full of rust and distortion.

Driftsystem is inspired by worldwide 170bpm experimentation, droning ambience, and techno hypnosis. These influences converge and showcase themselves on his debut EP. Swirling atmospherics, paranoid sample mangling, and melancholy pads.
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Genre: Chillhouse, Deep House, Drum & Bass


Tracklist 12":

A1. Just Breathe (Maps Of Hyperspace remix)
A2. Just Breathe (Off Land recon)
B1. Soul Solution
B2. Fall Of Stars (Adriano Mirabile's re-vibration)


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Tracks from Aural Imbalance's "Propagation Of Light" album versioned and rendered for wax.

Just Breathe gets spotlighted on the A-side with two remixes. First up, Maps Of Hyperspace grafts his brand of dubby ambience to Simon's instrumentation for trippy chill house goodness. Off Land strips back the beats and ups the ambient bandwidth on his version to close out the side.

The B-side kicks off with Soul Solution, one of Mr Huxtable's trademark atmospheric tracks to keep the 170bpm fanbase nodding; and Adriano plunges us into the deep end with the house grooves on his remix of Fall Of Stars to wrap things.
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Genre: ChillOut, ChillHouse, Tech-House


Tracklist 12":

A1. Dancing With Fireflies (Louis Haiman's evening shadows mix)
A2. Dancing With Fireflies (Minimal States remix)
B. Just Beyond (Off Land recon)


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Dancing With Fireflies from Sanderson's second long player "Urban Mosaic" gets the treatment courtesy Louis Haiman, Minimal States, and Off Land. Louis once again shows his flare for soulful Detroit influenced tech, putting a Fwdthought spin on Sanderson's original arrangement. Minimal States leaves an equally strong mark with is rich IDM techno flavoured rendition. Stasis Recordings stalwart, Off Land, reworks Just Beyond into a gorgeous piece of chillout bliss.
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-NO SALES TO JAPAN-
LP: 180g vinyl, half speed mastered, heavy sleeve, obi

Tracklisting LP
A1. Sonora
A2. Stella by Starlight
A3. Speak Low
A4. Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve Seen
B1. Old Country
B2. Soultrane
B3. Chasin’ The Bird
B4. Be My Love

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We Release Jazz is delighted to announce the official reissue of Ryo Fukui’s final album, the very personal contemporary jazz offering, A Letter from Slowboat, sourced from the original masters and available on limited edition 180 gram vinyl mastered at half speed for full audiophile sound, as well as on digipack CD.
Known for his miraculous albums Scenery (1976) and Mellow Dream (1977), legendary Hokkaido pianist Ryo Fukui, with the help of his wife Yasuko, opened his very own jazz club in Sapporo in 1995, Slowboat. This is where Ryo Fukui spent the latter half of his career, playing again and again, welcoming peers for unforgettable sessions, and perfecting the craft he lived for: jazz.

A Letter from Slowboat is a poetic, soulful, and honest love letter to Hokkaido, to Fukui’s jazz club, and to endless hours of practicing artistry in a place called home. Backed by longtime collaborators Takumi Awaya on bass, and Ittetsu Takemura on drums, Ryo Fukui flows through classics and originals with natural class, fluidity and absolute precision, expressing a smooth balance between skills and heart. Slowboat, full of breathtaking solos and exquisite moments of clarity, is another crucial piece in the career of one of the most fascinating jazzmen to ever grace the piano. It was released in 2016, sadly the year Ryo Fukui passed away, leaving behind a legacy of works that is sure to captivate jazz lovers for generations to come, and Slowboat, where the magic still happens to this day.

This is reissued in conjunction with Ryo Fukui’s Ryo Fukui in New York (1999), also available via We Release Jazz.


Points of interests

- For fans of jazz, soul jazz, modal, hard bop, piano, Japanese jazz, boats, Sapporo, Scenery, jazz clubs and very personal letters.

- Official reissue of the final album by legendary Hokkaido pianist Ryo Fukui.

- 8th release from We Release Jazz, following Ryo Fukui’s Scenery and Mellow Dream, the soundtrack of Le Cercle Rouge by Eric Demarsan, Stuff Combe 5 + Percussion, Marc Moulin’s Pla-cebo Live 1971 and Boillat Thérace Quintet albums. We Release Jazz is the sister-label of Geneva-based WRWTFWW Records (Midori Takada’s Through The Looking Glass and Lunar Cruise with Masahiko Sato, MKWAJU ensemble’s KI-Motion, Jun Fukamachi’s Nicole, Bruno Spoerri’s Voice of Taurus and The Sound of the UFOs, Piero Umiliani’s Tra Scienza e Fantascienza and Il Mondo Dei Romani…)


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Rights: World excluding France & UK

Packaging: Collector Double CD , 4 Panel Digisleeve with laminate matt finish.

SHORT INFOS

" Celebrating 45 years of Blancmange, Everything Is Connected (Best Of) is the first collection to be curated by Neil Arthur, tastefully blending a mixture of hits and personal favourites.
" Originally from the UK's post punk DIY scene, Blancmange found success in 1982, long player 'Happy Families' selling Gold in the UK, and its 3 singles becoming international hits. They went on to have 7 Top 40 hits and 70 weeks in the UK album charts.
" Long-standing admirers include Moby, John Grant and Honey Dijon, who states that "British synth pop was hugely influential in the burgeoning house music scene and Blancmange was a big part of that."
" All formats contain the Top 40 hits 'Living On the Ceiling', 'Waves', 'Blind Vision', 'Don't Tell Me' and Abba cover 'The Day Before You Came', as well as recent favourites 'What's The Time', 'Reduced Voltage', and 'Some Times These'.

" The vinyl is being pressed onto special Coke-bottle green vinyl.It features the 10 Blancmange's essential tracks.


" Double CD 38 tracks includes many bonus songs as well as 2 previously unreleased tracks 'Again, I Wait For The World' and 'Wish'.



DOUBLE CD TRACKLISTING
DISC ONE:
1 Sad Day (Original Version)
2 I've Seen The Word
3 God's Kitchen
4 Feel Me
5 Living On The Ceiling
6 Waves
7 Game Above My Head (12 inch version)
8 Blind Vision
9 That's Love, That It Is
10 Vishnu
11 Don't Tell Me
12 The Day Before You Came
13 What's Your Problem
14 Lose Your Love
15 Why Don't They Leave Things Alone
16 Drive Me
17 I'm Having A Coffee
18 The Western
19 Just Another Spectre

DISC TWO:
1 The Fall
2 Last Night (I Dreamt I Had A Job)
3 Jack Knife (Red Shift EP)
4 What's The Time?
5 We Are The Chemicals
6 Anna Dine
7 Distant Storm
8 I Smashed Your Phone
9 Not A Priority
10 Mindset
11 This Is Bliss
12 Clean Your House
13 Commercial Break
14 Some Times These
15 Reduced Voltage
16 Take Me
17 Again, I Wait For The World
18 Wish
19 Empty Street
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Territories: Worldwide no restrictions

Format Notes: 2023 first time vinyl reissue, 140g double vinyl, remastered audio with restored artwork


Track List:

A1 Emergency 9:35
A2 Beyond Games 8:20
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B1 Where 12:09
B2 Vashkar 4:58
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C1 Via The Spectrum Road 7:50
C2 Spectrum 9:52
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D1 Sangria For Three 13:08
D2 Something Spiritual 5:38

Release Notes:

Miles Davis: "I could definitely hear right away that this was going to be one of the baddest motherfuckers who had ever played a set of drums.”

The Tony Williams Lifetime's Emergency! is a furious, stunning, seminal album. In 1969, it's explosive sound divided critics in both jazz and rock but is now rightly regarded as groundbreaking. A musical statement so bold and irreverent that it was revolutionary, it's one of the most important records you will ever hear. With Emergency!, provocative percussionist Tony Williams unified the most vital sounds of the era and galvanised the creation of jazz fusion. A sprawling double LP that shattered the boundaries between jazz and rock, it forged fresh frontiers by unleashing dense, courageous and fantastically mysterious music.

The group was founded by Tony Williams, a member of Miles Davis’ radical 1960s quintet, out of his desire to fuse the influences of modern jazz and rock music. To effectively meld the scorching bop of Coltrane with the raging rock of Hendrix, in the process crafting, as Mojo put it, "jazz-rock's equivalent of Are You Experienced?". The album's urgent title was profoundly significant for Williams: “It was an emergency for me to leave Miles and put that band together (...) and I wanted to play an emerging music that was my own." The band he formed was one hell of a power trio, comprising nothing but raw virtuosity: Williams's colossal drumming, John McLaughlin's pioneering, aggressive guitar playing and Larry Young's freeform organ work.

The album's sound is incredibly fierce and inordinately intense. Indeed, the group were famed for playing “louder than rock’n’roll”, as Herbie Hancock said of going to hear them live in 1969: "This is something new...It was exciting and very arresting. It snatched you. It yanked you out of your seat.” Ian Carr, of Nucleus, was equally impressed: "The only other comparable band that existed ...They were incredibly loud, but we liked what they were doing. Fundamentally they had a different approach from ours, with some very highly arranged things that featured Larry Young's organ blending with the guitar, as well as intricate passages where Tony doubled the melody on the drums."

Like all the very best records, Emergency! takes multiple listens for your brain and body to decipher everything going on, to truly process and appreciate the details that our senses are throwing at us. It's a mesmerising, rough sound yet the intuitive interplay of all 3 musicians is super-tight. The tunes are strung out and jamming but retain a tight rhythmic focus.

The incendiary title track immediately presents jazz-rock’s chaotic birth. After Williams's ominous snare-roll signals the brewing storm, the snarling band blasts its way through the gate in truly breathtaking fashion, fuzzed-up wahed-out guitar riffs vying for prominence with gnarled, insistent organ. Thrillingly, Williams manages to both acrobatically crash over every element of his drum kit while keeping the whole groove undeniably funky. "Beyond Games" is a gloriously volatile freeform, featuring Williams' bugged out vocals, whilst the 12-minute "Where" is another deep, wild jam. It's disorientating and humid with weird rhythms, abrupt vibe shifts and semi-classical lines running between guitar and organ. It's like nothing else you've ever heard, absolutely vital.

With the buoyant “Vashkar”, we begin to experience jazz-rock's many angles; imaginative melodics, taut dynamics and as torrent of searing heat. Perhaps the most economical track on Emergency!, it's the most instant. In a recent retrospective review in Pitchfork, Emergency! received a monumental 9.0 ranking. The writer Hank Shteamer correctly gushed: "Driven by a tumbling Williams pulse, the trio dances through the complex stop-start theme, ending each iteration with a dramatic full-band rest. Then, in the middle of McLaughlin’s scrambling solo, Williams starts playing an embryonic version of an extreme-metal blastbeat, alternating snare and bass in rapid succession while rising precipitously in volume, as Young joins in with shuddering note clusters. During Young’s solo, the organist seems to incite Williams to repeat the move with his increasingly frenzied lines, and soon all three musicians are hurtling toward a supernova climax." WOW!

The laconic "Via the Spectrum Road", a brilliant pop-psych tune, was sampled by Showbiz & AG on their classic debut LP. It oscillates between a tranquil funk groove and strutting improv interludes. The pyrotechnic jam "Spectrum" wakes things up again with pure, molten jazz lava and crazy soloing from all involved. A breathtaking, kaleidoscopic 13-minute cycle through ferocious noise, "Sangria For Three" is a sublimely frenetic detonation of distilled (acid) jazz rock. To quote Shteamer again, "Don’t let the track’s breezy title fool you: As much as, say, “Sister Ray” the year before or “Fun House” the year after, this is punk before punk." Closer "Something Spiritual" finishes this jaw-dropping set with a driving, unrelenting heavy guitar and organ freakout, backed high in the mix by Williams's untamed funk before unsettled dissonance rides us out.

Listeners will be struck by the timelessness of Emergency!; dank, trance-inducing voodoo jazz that's intellectually challenging at the same time as viscerally thrilling. The blurred cover photo, whereby the convulsing vibrations of this sonic apocalypse ensure it looks exactly as the record sounds - out of focus - has been delicately restored at Be With HQ. Mastered for vinyl by Simon Francis and cut by Cicely Ralston for Alchemy at AIR Studios, the magnificent grit and spontaneity remains dizzyingly intact. If you're a jazz fusion fan and don't already have this, consider ownership of this record as an Emergency!
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2022 Repress

Touched by the hand of Todd...Drumroll, please…New 12-Inch with original productions since…Ragysh, Bonysh and Snooze 4 Love...First edition comes in super nice recycling sleeves, second edition in not so nice sleeves... Trans dance from the Norwegian Chief inspector that is Todd Terje…Greatysh hypnotism, properysh beats and a lovelysh Terjerine dream to round it all off…Vinyl contains some hidden tracks and extra elements… Cannot stop listening to it… …Touched by the hand of Todd…

Tracklisting:
A: Ragysh
B1: Snooze 4 Love
B2: Bonysh
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CD Jewel Case , 2022 REPRESS EDITION

In 1975 I was doing a series of concerts in France with Lutz Ulbrich, where we were presenting "Inventions for Electric Guitar" and other compositions, which we developed together that year. In August, we were invited for two concerts in the South of France, one in the wonderful Roman theater in Arles, the other at the Festival Palace in Cannes.This is where we met the musicians of the German band CAN and the singer Nico, who also played at the festival. After the concerts we stayed together a few days in the beautiful city of Arles.
Nico's friend, the French director Philippe Garrel, was working at that time on a film starring Nico, Anita Pallenberg and Dominique Sanda and was looking for music to make you dream. I always recorded most of our concerts, that's how we were able to offer him the piece that we had performed as "encore" in Cannes. It became the main theme of the film.
Other parts were recorded during several sessions throughout 1975 in my studio in Berlin. Instruments and electronic devices were relatively simple compared to today's technology: four-track tape recorder, an old Farfisa organ, the beautiful EKO Rhythm Computer (Italian machines controlled by punched cards), the EMS superb guitar-Synthi HiFli and of course, our "usual" guitars.
All this combined with the patching, the filtering and echo has produced its own unique sound to "electronic dreams" of the 70s. , Manuel Göttsching 1993

Recorded in 1975 at Studio ROMA, Berlin, with the exception of "Le Berceau de Cristal", recorded during the concert on August 7, 1975 at the Palais du Festival in Cannes.
Mixing and Production: Manuel Göttsching

Tracklist: 1. Le Berceau de Cristal 14:10, 2. L'Hiver Doux 12:54, 3. Silence sauvage 05:57, 4. Le Sourire envolé 06:05, 5. Deux Enfants sous la Lune 06:37, 6. Le Songe d'Or 04:25, 7. Le Diable dans la Maison 03:05, 8. ... et les Fantômes rêvent aussi 07:08

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LP, 180g, includes printed inlay

Tracklist:

A1) Flat On The Water's Surface 04:10 min
A2) E 79th 03:31 min
A3) Reykjavik Syndrome 03:37 min
A4) Suburban Home From A Hill 03:55 min
A5) A Presence Of Light 03:39 min
B1) Good Intentions 05:42 min
B2) Back Around 5 PM 05:03 min
B3) Scanner 04:40 min
B4) From Where Our Signals Return 05:48 min

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On his debut album producer and Squama co-founder Martin Brugger hovers through Ambient, (upbeat) Downbeat and unfulfilled build-ups.
Conceptualized as a blank soundtrack, the music was sent to fellow artists who shared their visual and verbal associations which became the source for the artwork and tracktitles, effectively making the album a collective effort.
Evident in all of his recent projects is Brugger's passion for working and thriving within closely set limits.
The only audio sources in the process of making the album were his record player and a Dave Smith Prophet 08 synthesizer. In an antithesis to most sample-based music, Brugger takes the more ephemeral moments of recorded music and uses pitching tools as a magnifying glass to dive deeper into the sound and bare layers that normally remain unheard.
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