at Redscroll Records
LPs & 12"s
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Adolescents "Adolescents"
Afgrund "The Age Of Dumb"
Algernon Cadwallader "Parrot Flies"
Asta Kask "Med Is I Magen"
Bebey, Francis "African Electronic Music 1975-1982" (2LP)
Best Coast "The Only Place" (+ D/L)
Black Sabbath "Sabotage" (180 Gram)
Body/Head "Body/Head"
Bong "Mana - Yood - Sushai"
Catholic Discipline "Underground Babylon"
Chariot, The "One Wing"
Comadre "Comadre"
Dad Punchers "Dad Punchers" (+ D/L)
Dirty Projectors "Rise Above" )+ D/L)
Eraas "Eraas" (+ D/L)
Explosions In The Sky "All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone" (2LP)
Extra Life "Dream Seeds"
Eyehategod "Take As Needed For Pain" (2LP)
Fast Asleep "Fast Asleep"
Halo Benders, The "God Don't Make No Junk"
Holter, Julia "Ekstasis" (2LP, + D/L)
J:Kenzo "Ruffhouse (Feat. Rod Azlan) / Therapy"
Lopez, Martin Y Sus Estrellas "Cocinando" (+ D/L)
LoveLiveLife + One (Love Live Life + One) "Love Will Make A Better You" (180 Gram)
Manners "Apparitions / Escapism"
Manpig "The Grand Negative"
Math The Band "Get Real"
Mindset "Leave No Doubt
Moonface With Siinai "Heartbreaking Bravery" (+ D/L)
Murder "Fuckpunk" (Fuck Punk)
Neuroot "Right Is Might"
Night Plane "Heartbeat EP"
Off With Their Heads "From The Bottom"
Passing Phases "Endless Autumn" (+ D/L)
Saddest Landscape, The "The Sound Of The Spectacle
Saddest Landscape, The "Lift Your Burdens High For This Is Where We Cross"
Saul, Will & October "Light Sleeper EP"
Spectre Folk "The Ancient Storm"
Stars Of The Lid "Ballasted Orchestra" (2LP, Gatefold)
This Will Destroy You "Tunnel Blanket" (2LP + D/L)
Tiger & Woods "Banana Balls EP"
Valle, Marcos "Marcos Valle" (180 Gram)
Valle, Marcos "Garra" (180 Gram)
Witch Cross "Fit For Fight"
7"s
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5.6.7.8's, The "Sho-Jo-Ji (The Hungry Racoon) / Charumera Sobaya (The Soba Song)"
ACxDC "He Had It Coming"
Ancient Filth "Ancient Filth"
Black Mask "Black Mask"
East Beast "East Beast"
Incendiary / Xibalba "Incendiary / Xibalba"
Night Plane "Heartbeat"
Red Hot Chili Peppers "Pink As Floyd / Your Eyes Girl"
Ritter, Josh "Joy To You Baby"
Rupture / Brutal Truth "Rupture / Brutal Truth"
Saddest Landscape, The "Redefining Loneliness"
Shook Ones "Slaughter Of The Insole"
Sterling Sisters, The "Shallow Blood"
Storm, Tempest "The Intimate Interview (By Jack White) / Advice For Young Women" (Bolt-A-Trope Picture Disc)
Washerwoman "Washerwoman"
Wreck "Reap What You Sow"
CDs
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Belzebong "Sonic Scapes & Weedy Grooves"
Broadcast "Berberian Sound Studio"
Ethernet "Opus 2"
How To Dress Well "Total Loss"
Loma Prieta "I.V."
Motorhead "Ace Of Spades" (3 Bonus Tracks)
Yellow Stitches "Good Times Violent Crimes"
Reviews
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Moebius + Tietchens Moebius + Tietchens
This abstract record is a collaborative work from two veterans of the German avant-garde electronic scene: they began their careers in 1970 and 1979, respectively. Born in Switzerland in 1944, Dieter Moebius has had numerous collaborative projects, such as Kluster with Conrad Schnitzler (renamed Cluster after Schnitzler left) and Harmonia with Michael Rother (both projects also featured Hans-Joachim Roedelius.) Asmus Tietchens - born in Germany in 1947 – has mainly worked solo, starting with musique concrète and later specializing in abstract sound collages. This is the first collaboration between the two men in 32 years, and it’s clear that they haven’t lost their talent for creating obtuse mechanical worlds. One of the shortest tracks – the two-and-a-half minute “Cremon” – kicks the album off with an intimidating atmosphere, sounding like the score for a massive, sprawling, abandoned factory wasteland. It transitions into the nearly 10-minute “Kattrepel,” primarily composed of ever-chugging bass punctuated by an extremely high-frequency tone. Later in the album, ten-and-a-half-minute “Lange Reihe” sounds like a bicycle ride with several alien insects dropping by. “Grimm” is one of my favorites for its busy atmosphere of multi-colored darkness, with buzzes and a fractured melody built on the infectious beat.
[Reviewer: Mark]
OMBRE Believe You Me
Already established for their solo work, duo Helado Negro and Julianna Barwick have only known each other since 2009, but they already know how to create a wide-open sound that, at the very least, combines elements of Latin music and dream pop. On their debut together, Barwick’s harmonious, multi-layered vocals create the perfect ethereal ambience alongside Negro’s psych-folk instrumentation. A great demonstration of this is the first single “Cara Falsa,” which uses a tribal-sounding drum pattern, vibrantly warm synth and angelic vocals to sound like an endless sky over a peaceful desert. The two-part “Noche Brilla” opens and closes the album, with the first part using a guitar and horn to underscore Barwick’s heavenly vocals, while the second part is a straightforward acoustic ballad with the same voice – still ethereal - singing poetically romantic lyrics. One unique track, “Weight Those Words” relies on a tight, cozy acoustic sound with vocals from both: Negro’s traditional, down-to-earth Latin singing with Barwick’s distant “ahhh” voice chiming from above. Her circling voice also helps the piano-loop-based “Sense” come into fruition as pure otherworldly beauty.
[Reviewer: Mark]
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