Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash At San Quentin

2004 debut from American rock band featuring "Mr. Brightside", "Somebody Told Me"...

Rare Nigerian LP. Check the synth boogie cut 'Sallie Girl'.

1975 LP from German band formed by Klaus Dinger & Michael Rother of Kraftwerk. Mix of melodic krautrock and a heavier sound, plus ambient gem "Leb' Wohl".

Having sold his instruments to fund a nomadic 1970s lifestyle, eccentric Irish experimentalist Michael O’Shea was forced to create his own handmade answer to the sitars and zelochords he’d become accustomed to playing on his travels around the globe.Using an old door, 17 strings, chopsticks and combining them with phasers, echo units and amplification, the new device was to become his signature sound, mixing Irish folk influences with Asian and North African sounds in a mesmerising and soulful new way that brought him to the attention of the leading improvisers of his day - Alice Coltrane, Ravi Shankar, Don Cherry and more.A logical follow up to AllChival’s recent reissue of Stano's debut LP, Michael O’Shea’s self titled LP was originally released on Wire's Dome Imprint in 1982.

The new solo offering by Jonnine takes its title from her mother’s maiden name – “the most haunted word I know”.The collection’s eight songs deploy an eclectic array of scavenged instruments: bass guitar, a broken Swiss metronome, an oddly tuned wooden stringed instrument, sparing use of recorder, Halloween charm bracelets and a homemade glockenspiel found at “an abandoned high school in the hills”.Released by DJ Sundae’s Idle Press imprint, Maritz captures a versatile artist at a widening crossroads. Night flights, torn up photos, psychic spiders spinning webs like talismans – the world of these songs is imagistic and unrequited, attuned to absences and afterlifes.Maritz by Jonnine

Vinilisssimo reissue of killer MPB funk/soul gem from 1976. Holds big tracks "Congênito", "Veleiro Azul", "Baby Rose"...