Electronic - 20-30 euroa

Leila : U&I

Leimer, K. : Starting errors

The cult electronic musician's 2022 release 'The Starting Errors' embraces broken song structures, dark ambience, noise and calamitous repetition. One might say that this music exhibits an ideological kinship with Henry Cow.

Lidell, Jamie : Jim

Lilly Wood & The Prick : Shadows

Lindstrøm / Prins Thomas : II

Logic1000 : In the sweetness of you

Lola Angst : Schwarzwald

Loscil : First Narrows

Loscil : Plume

Lost Idol : Brave the Elements

Lovelock : Burning Feeling

Lovelock aka Steve Moore

LTJ Bukem / V/A : Fabriclive 46

Lurka : Partials

Macelleria Mobile Di Mezzanotte : (black) the savaging disaster

The 13th Macelleria Mobile di Mezzanotte album. The title is inspired by a James Ellroy quote, in turn borrowed from WH Auden, "this storm, this devastating disaster." It is a brutal act of resignation that looms in times of uncertainty, wars, pandemics, private hells. Stylistically it is the umpteenth step forward in the sound research of a band that has long developed a distinctive sound, anchored between noir jazz, dark ambient and electronic, but which at each new release is able to renew itself and show new nuances.

Macelleria Mobile Di Mezzanotte : Hiver noir (black/+cd)

More soundscapes by this Italian noir-jazz-industrial project.A long trip in the heart of Black Winter.

Magic Sword : Awakening

Magic Sword is an ageless tale of good and evil, told through an ever-expanding graphic novel story and accompanying synth-heavy soundtrack albums. They have intertwined the two mediums from Magic Sword's conception; together they create an epic experience for those bold enough to bear witness and come away with a deeper understanding of the ultimate hero's journey. 'Awakening', the follow-up to the 'Legend' EP, is the second chapter in the cyclical tale of the search for the chosen one.

Magic Sword : Volume i

The music of Magic Sword, crafted by two unknown individuals is a collaboration of sight and sound. Featuring the music. Part dance music, part cinematic sounds. 'Volume 1' is an introduction to the epic story of Magic Sword that will consist of several volumes set to be released over a number of years.

Mapache : Mapache

Mark E : Product of industry

Matmos : The Consuming Flame: Open Exercises in Group Form

Maxx Parker : Outsider

Melotron : Fortschritt

Metronomy : Small World

Mildred Maude : Sleepover

Named after one of the members' grandmas, Corwall-based Mildred Maude plays improvised noise rock that always seems to be teetering on the edge of chaos, but sounds incredibly beautiful at the same time, like a cross between Sonic Youth and Slowdive. 'Sleepover', the band's thrilling second album, bears the influence of Stereolab, Can, Butthole Surfers, Yo La Tengo and Sun Ra, among others, with three of its four tracks being over 10 minutes in length. The LP comes on TRANSLUCENT RED VINYL.

Mills, Jeff : When time splits

Mirror Ghost : Nocturne / Aubade

Modeselektor : Monkeytown

Mojado : Arena

Monuments (ITA) : Age

Synapoppia Italiasta vuodelta 1984.

Moodymann : Black mahogani 2

Moor Mother : Black encyclopedia of the air

Moroder, Giorgio : Best Of

Moroder, Giorgio : Schlagermororder 1

1966-1975/SLIP CASE/ THE IN-DEPTH LINER NOTE BY JOUNALIST MICHAEL/ HEATHLEY GIVES INSIGHT A S TO HOW MORODER/ DEVELOPED HIS DISTINCTIVE MUSICAL STYLE./ EXPERTLY REMASERED -SUPERB SOUND- TOP QUALITY

Morphoice : Vinyl City

Mouse On Mars : Rost Pocks

Mr. Sam : Lyteo

Mu-Ziq : Challenge me foolish (2lp)

'Challenge Me Foolish' is imbued with a confident sense of pastoral colour and a gentle optimism, utilising bells, studied orchestral arrangements and airy synthesizers. There's a strange sense of the old and new throughout, the sentimental and utopia, with nary a hint of darkness. Even when the album dips into the hyperkinetic rhythms of jungle, the melodies and mood still retain a sense of gentle warmth. DOUBLE-LP EDITION!

Mu-Ziq : Hello

'Hello' is the mirror image of Planet Mu owner Mike Paradinas' 'Goodbye' EP. The intensity is heightened, the breaks more manic and melodies inhabit every corner. The material is the final chapter of the 'Magic Pony Ride' material and even includes another version of that track.

Mulero, Oscar : Muscle & Mind

Muslimgauze : Khan younis

Unique tribal dub-trance music influenced by Arabic culture with a touch of post-industrial. Hypnotic rhythms mixed with with eastern vibes. Muslimgauze at its best! TRACKS:1. Khan Younis (from '110 Below - No Sleeve Notes Required' (110 Below, 1995)2. Masawi Wife And Child (Version) (from 'Assemblage Volume Two' (Extreme, 1996)3. Khan Younis RMX (from Nonplace Urban Field - 'Golden Star' (Incoming!, 1996)4. Khan Younis (Version) (from 'Le Sacre Du Printemps' (Gonzo Circus, 1994)5. Shiva (from 'X-X Section' (Extreme, 1991)6. Lion Of Kandahar (from 'Directions 2' (Direction Music, 1989)

Muslimgauze : Tandoor dog

In 1998 Staalplaat and Muslimgauze were on a conquering spirit. Bryn Jones (1961-1999), the man behind Muslimgauze delivered new works, almost on a weekly basis and was more than happy to see them released straight away. Unlike others, Staalplaat was never shy to release larger works, lumping various works together, such as the 9CD "Box Of Silk & Dogs". Allowing free reign in editing, the 4LP box set "Tandoori Dog", contained the LP of the same name, which saw only eight out of the tenoriginal pieces. Now released as a sole CD, the complete, ten track "Tandoori Dog" is released on a limited CD, spanning in total sixty minutes of music. Muslimgauze didn't fail in this highly productive period. Peaking as never before, his music here carries all that makes Muslimgauze the unique artisthe is. Taking his influences from what can be loosely called the Middle East, but extending that to as far as Pakistan, Jones samples freely percussion, instruments and voices and adds these to his own sequences and instruments, such as the tabla. The melting pot that is the studio blends this together,in hypnotic pieces of music. Captivating, minimal, groovy, but rather than being slick and commercial, this is the roughly shaped electronic world of Bryn Jones. All of this motivated and inspired by events in the Middle East, as reflected through the titles Jones picked for his work. A strong pre-occupation with the fate of the occupied people in the Palestinian lands and an unashamed love for such controversial groups as Hezbollah. With the re-issue of "Tandoori Dog" another keystone work by Jones is finally being available again. Format: CD digipack - Limited edition of 500.

Muslimgauze : Lo-fi india abuse

Re-release after of another true CLASSIC by Muslimgauze, originally released in 1999 by the label BSI in Portland/USA, and NEVER since re-released! This much demanded firstever re-release comes in completely new artwork, and with all tracks re-mastered especially for this edition. The CD comes in mini-LP gatefold sleeve and is limited to 500 copies. The album was recorded in 1998, some tracks are "pure" Muslimgauze and some are re-mixes of tracks from Systemwide's 'Sirius' CD. Nearly all of the tracks have hand percussion in varying tempos and intensities and at least 1/2 make use of electronic noise sources. The sound is very crisp and clean, extremely well produced, recorded, and nicely varied throughout the length ofthe album!

Muslimgauze : Abyssinia selasie

Although Bryn Jones' work as Muslimgauze certainly numbers dub within its influence, rarely is that influence treated as directly or centrally as it is on many of the tracks found on 'Abyssinia Selasie'. A rarity among the material Jones left behind after his death in 1999, this release features unreleased recordings Jones had titled, unlike many of the tapes he had submitted but hadn't gotten around to preparing for release. Limited to 500 copies.

Nao : Saturn

Nelsons, Andris / Boston Symphony Orchestra / Cho, Seong-Jin : Ravel: the Piano Concertos

Nerell, Loren : Lilin Dewa

Newman, Colin : A-Z

Nilsen, BJ : Irreal

'Irreal' is a selection of recordings from different situations encountered in various countries. The range of sound is as wide as is the emotional impact which slides from the unnvering to the shimmering and gorgeous. A wide range of samples from everyday life and diverse sonic elements are grafted around and upon each other to create a rich tapestry of sound. Electronic embellishments harness the whole to create a singular expressive canvas.

Nite Jewel : Want you back

Numan, Gary : Living ornaments '80