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Be With Various: Visual Impact LP

Reissue of Visual Impact, originally released at 1976. They say: "Descriptive scores for scenes of visual impact". Be With Records say: Arguably the single greatest album in KPM history. An ensemble piece of staggeringly heavy works from none other than B

Various: Visual Impact LP

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Be With Various: Hunter/Adventure Story LP

Reissue of The Hunter (Drama Suite) / Adventure Story, originally released in 1975. They say: "Composite themes and incidental cues for dramatic application". Be With Records say: Well, it's definitely dramatic. No wonder this LP was mined by a multitude

Various: Hunter/Adventure Story LP

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Cold Spring SPK: Zamia Lehmanni LP

Originally released by Side Effects in 1986, Zamia Lehmanni was the third (and final) core SPK album and was Graeme Revell's first truly solo project. He was in a period of transition, somewhere between the industrial noise of the early years and his late

SPK: Zamia Lehmanni LP

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Robot Fote: Same LP

Following the short-lived Truth Club with Trefor Goronwy (who later went on to work with This Heat and The Camberwell Now), Fote was formed in 1981 with the trio of Robert Haigh, Deborah Harding, and Trevor Reidy. Releasing two 12" EPs along with one trac

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Important Shasta Cults: s/t LP

Shasta Cults is the musical project of Canadian electronics technician Richard Smith. For almost two decades, Smith was the official Buchla & Associates go-to repair person for studios, collectors, and musicians around the world, having worked with artist

Shasta Cults: s/t LP

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Ecstatic Rayna Russom, Gavilan: Envoy LP

Transdisciplinary NYC artist Gavilán Rayna Russom beautifully comes into her own with a distinguished solo debut album statement including the voice of Cosey Fanni Tutti and brass arrangements by downtown legend Peter Zummo. After decades exploring her so

Rayna Russom, Gavilan: Envoy LP

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Feeding Tube Lane, Willie: A Pine Tree Shilling's Worth LP

"Proud we are to reissue the final piece of Willie Lane's original Cord-Art LP trilogy. It was recorded in various spots throughout Western Mass, in the years following the release of Guitar Army of One. Initially issued in 2016, in an edition of 350, thi

Lane, Willie: A Pine Tree Shilling's Worth LP

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Polytechnic Youth Heartwood Institute: Tomorrow's People LP

The follow up to 2018’s wonderful Secret Rites LP and Barsham Faire 45 by the mighty Heartwood Institute. Jonathan Sharp’s HI project continues it’s fascination with the world of 70’s counter- culture. The hippies, the bikers, the occultists, the idealist

Heartwood Institute: Tomorrow's People LP

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Audika Russell, Arthur: Iowa Dream LP

"Over the past decade, the visionary musician Arthur Russell has entered something close to the mainstream. Sampled and referenced by contemporary musicians, his papers now open to visitors at the Performing Arts Library at Lincoln Center in New York, and

Russell, Arthur: Iowa Dream LP

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DDS Orior: Still Strange 2LP

Still Strange reaches back into the prized loft tapes of Jeff Sharp, aka Orior, following the revelatory discovery of his overlooked early '80s gems on 2016's Strange Beauty collection, as coaxed out by DDS dons Miles Whittaker and Sean Canty. Huddling an

Orior: Still Strange 2LP

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Melody As Truth Land Of Light: World LP

After a seven-year hiatus since the release of their debut LP on ESP Institute, Kyle Martin and Jonny Nash's Land Of Light return with The World Lies Breathing, their sophomore album for Melody As Truth. Written and composed over the course of two years,

Land Of Light: World LP

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Etats Unis Wada, Yoshi: Lament for the Rise and Fall of the Elephantine Crocodile LP

Yoshi Wada's Lament For The Rise And Fall Of The Elephantine Crocodile, originally released in 1982 on India Navigation, remains one of the most remarkable flowers to grow in the rarefied air of American minimalism – akin to Terry Riley's Reed Streams and

Wada, Yoshi: Lament for the Rise and Fall of the Elephantine Crocodile LP

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Etats Unis Taj Mahal Travellers: July 15, 1972 LP

For over half a century, Takehisa Kosugi was one of the most unique and enduring figures in the Japanese underground. As an art student in Tokyo in the early 1960s, he joined the Fluxus-styled performance unit Hi Re Centre and founded the improvisational

Taj Mahal Travellers: July 15, 1972 LP

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Unseen Worlds Waller, Michael Vincent: Moments LP

In essence, the sound of the piano comes in two parts: its attack and its decay. The striking of a hammer is followed by the resonance of a string or strings. Much the same might be said about the vibraphone, as it happens. This dual quality of sound come

Waller, Michael Vincent: Moments LP

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Musique Plastique Mallet, Sam: Wetlands LP

Sam Mallet could have pursued a career as a French literature professor in Paris, but decided his true calling was to remain in Australia, dedicate himself to his music and find the plateau; a word he used to describe the sensory worlds residing in music.

Mallet, Sam: Wetlands LP

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Seance Centre Gwakasonné: Vwayajé LP

“Stop here!” exclaimed Robert Oumaou as we passed a mango tree on the side of the road just outside of Point-a-Pitre, the balmy capital of Guadeloupe. He filled a plastic bag with ripe fruit, and we set off on our journey across the small Caribbean island

Gwakasonné: Vwayajé LP

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Kranky Grouper: Aia: Alien Observer LP

Grouper: Aia: Alien Observer LP

Grouper: Aia: Alien Observer LP

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Kranky Grouper: AIA: Dream Loss LP

“This sound / synapse transposition is as haunting as it is beautiful—surely Grouper’s best.”—Tiny Mix Tapes “If past Grouper releases have inhabited abyssal trenches and damp backwoods, here Harris takes us journeying across constellations and stars. Two

Grouper: AIA: Dream Loss LP

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Musique Plastique Colman: Daedalus LP

Like the wings Daedalus crafted for his son Icarus, John Gilbert Colman’s score for sampler, voice and chamber orchestra almost melted away completely, disappearing into the tides of time. The album originally served as the score to an avant-garde product

Colman: Daedalus LP

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Kallista Dal Forno, Carla: Look Up Sharp LP

Carla dal Forno announces her second full-length album, Look Up Sharp, on her own Kallista records. Dal Forno beckons a bold new era in her peerless output pushing her dub-damaged DIY dispatches to the limits of flawless dream-pop. In a transformative mov

Dal Forno, Carla: Look Up Sharp LP

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Dead Cert Doyle, Roger: Thailia LP

Arguably one of the most important experimental records to emerge from 20th century Ireland, Thalia, as featured on the Nurse With Wound list, is coveted for its inventive, unpredictable, near-psychedelic brilliance, yet has remained scarce due to major l

Doyle, Roger: Thailia LP

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Tidal Wave Music Sanders, Pharoah: Moon Child LP

Pharoah ‘Farrell’ Sanders (born 1940) is a leading figure in the world of jazz and one of the last living legends with connections to players like Sun Ra and John Coltrane. His tenor saxophone playing has earned him royal status amongst free jazz players,

Sanders, Pharoah: Moon Child LP

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Personal Affair Miyashita, Fumio: Wave - Sounds of the Universe LP

Musician, music therapist and founder of Healing Music in Japan. Fumio Miyashita began his musical career in 1966. In 1969, he was an original member of the rock musical, ‘Hair’, in Tokyo. He formed the progressive rock groups Far Out and Far East Family

Miyashita, Fumio: Wave - Sounds of the Universe LP

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Light in the Attic Hazlewood, Lee: 400 Miles From L.A. 1955-56 LP

Phoenix, Arizona 1955…a twenty-five year old disc jockey and fledgling songwriter, Lee Hazlewood, is trying to break into the music industry. He takes Greyhound bus trips to Los Angeles to pitch songs, only to be rejected each time. Undeterred, Lee starts

Hazlewood, Lee: 400 Miles From L.A. 1955-56 LP

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