Lord Of The Isles
Subtle Thoughts

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

COEO mixes of "Strangers" by Toy Tonics head honcho Kapote - featuring New York born, Berlin based Soul singer Kosmo Kint. Also includes an Andres remix!

Invisible City Editions announce the re-release of Rico Toto’s 1993 CD recording Fwa Épi Sajès. Mind melting synthesisers and drum machines fuse with ancient Guadeloupe Gwo-ka rhythms in this musical endeavour Rico Toto describes as “Electro-ka.” The improvised live instruments of the Moundjahka ensemble meld with electronic abstraction to create a psychedelic, immersive digital diaspora dream state. With nods to Jon Hassell’s’ atmospheric soundscapes, YMO and Baldelli / TBC Cosmic mixtapes.Limited vinyl pressing in collaboration with Rico Toto. Artwork by Floating Bstrd.

Class comp of AUS deep House / Techno/ EBM from Butter Sessions & Noise In My Head.The first volume in an ongoing series compiled by Butter Sessions and Noise In My Head, Domestic Documents surveys independent artists who are living and producing Electronic abstraction in Australia. Far from a complete guide to the countrys burgeoning scene, the 2LP set presents a cross-section of wide ranging sounds and ideas, travelling the endless highways between Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Adelaide as well as regional towns, Ballarat and Keyneton. Featuring exclusive tracks from Daze, Mic Mills, Albrecht LaBrooy, Lucy Cliche and more, the comp also marks the first vinyl outing for newcomers Chiara Kickdrum, Ben Keynes and a fresh Dan White / Ryan Hunter collaboration Turner Street Sound.Domestic Documents Vol 1: Compiled by Butter Sessions and Noise In My Head by Various Artists

DK's killer reggae re-rub of Mogwaa, now finally available on white vinyl 7".

Back in - essential 'lost' 6-track mini album by New Yorker Ben Cenac (of Newcleus fame). Deep house classic.