Werther
Werther

Melbourne auteur Andrew Wilson (Andras, A.R.T. Wilson, Wilson Tanner) soils the ‘Australian songbook’ with a collection of fragile, private and deranged songs of parrots, pancakes and gelignite amidst the Victorian Gold Rush of 1850s.Old Gold is filled with fakes and fools, rumbling stomachs and acousmatic terrors - a lonely, self-pitying search evoked by faintly medieval folk music that sounds almost period-perfect but somehow, oddly, wonderfully spoiled.Gut string guitars, water-logged mandolins, bar room banjos and no-fidelity piano all sound perfectly organic - except they’re not. No acoustic instruments were handled in the making of the record, including environmental sounds which were generated during a MESS residency. The reproduction of familiar sounds via inorganic means situates the record in a moonlit, melancholy hole of its own.Old Gold by A.R. Wilson

Les Disques Bongo Joe and Sofa Records proudly present a compilation of music from Maghreb (Northwest Africa) recorded and produced in Lyon (France) between 1985 and 1997. It gathers eight tracks (plus introductions on the vinyl and CD versions) released back then on audio tape - and provide them for the first time on vinyl.

2012 debut from London soul singer/ songwriter, often compared to Bill Withers, Richie Havens, Terry Callier. Includes the great "Tell Me A Tale".

Nice LP of improvisations with studio and Musique concrète production techniques, analogue sequencing, fluttering melodies and dub treatments.Twinkle³ is Richard Scott, David Ross, and Clive Bell. Their shared love towards music from Lee Perry to Noh Theatre via Karlheinz Stockhausen and King Sunny Ade lead them into a singular musical universe where all their various influences can coexist and interact. Minor Planets by Twinkle³

Essential comp of Angolan music. Big tracks "Avante Juventude", "Bina", "N' Ga Kunu M' Butu", "Lemba", "Bazooka", & "Fatimata"...