Jessy Lanza has always made music that perfectly suits the mood – whether it’s the heads-down trance of the dancefloor or that hazy, post-club bliss. It’s no surprise for an artist that takes electronic music’s most intoxicating sensibilities and effortlessly reimagines them as experimental pop and...
Rival Consoles returns with a resonant and explorative soundscape of original music, composed for renowned choreographer Alexander Whitley’s contemporary dance production Overflow. Exploring themes of the human and emotional consequences of life surrounded by data, the piece echoes the concept of...
Trees Speak are back! Speak’s new album, “Vertigo of Flaws: Emancipation of the Dissonance and Temperaments in Irrational Waveforms” comes as a double-vinyl edition, single CD and digital release. The limitededition first pressing only of the vinyl includes a bonus 45 enclosed in an 8-page 7”x7”...
‘Antidawn’ reduces Burial’s music to just the vapours. The record explores an interzone between dislocated, patchwork songwriting and eerie, open-world game-space ambience. In the resulting no man’s land, lyrics take precedence over song, lonely phrases colour the haze, a stark and fragmented...
Berlin composer Maya Shenfeld’s music is as powerfully evocative as it is strikingly intimate. Through a mastery of sound sculpting and visionary approach to composition Shenfeld has established herself as one of the most vital voices in Berlin’s New Music scene. Her work exists in liminal spaces,...
Quattro Artists features four very unique and different albums from Quivver / Captain Mustache / Satoshi Fumi / Lopezhouse in one limited edition 4CD Box Set and 4 x Vinyl pack. Bedrock always tries to do things differently so incorporating four original artist albums into one box set is a great...
UK eight-piece caroline began in early 2017, evolving out of weekly improvisation sessions. Band members brought together their shared influences, including Midwestern emo, Appalachian folk, minimalist classical and various forms of electronic music, slowly expanding their ranks as the songs...
Following the release of their big debut album Homework, Daft Punk went away to work on and record their second album between 1998 and 2000. Over this period, Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo (aka. Daft Punk) perfected a house sound heavily inspired by disco and R&B. The album...
For his fourth album, appropriately named Audiotherapy, Montgomery builds his compositions from the subconscious, breaking down form and inviting in new techniques. ‘Audioramble’ features call-and-response singing between him, Emma Johnston and Arnie Van Bussel, both of whom act as a Greek chorus...
Diamond Field is the creation New York City-based New Zealander Andy Diamond aka Andrew B. White who has spent the last decade working on musical projects with a number of artists. Many of these artists return the favor and appear as guests on the debut Diamond Field album. After a string of single...
Daft Punk released their critically acclaimed, multi-platinum debut album Homework in January 1997 Homework features the hit singles Around the World, Burning, Revolution 909, and Da Funk.
Daft punk’s third album Human After all was recorded at Daft Punk’s home studio in Paris between September and November 2004. A mix of guitars and machines, Human After All takes us from the hardcore Brainwasher to the pumping Technologic with the addition of rockier tracks such as Robot Rock.
Recorded at the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy, an 18,000-capacity sports arena in Paris, on June 14th, 2007, Daft Punk Alive 2007 captures the exuberant multi-media spectacle of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo's first hometown show in 10 years.
Daft Club is the first remix album by French electronic music duo Daft Punk, originally released in December 2003. Daft Club features remixes by the likes of The Neptunes & Basement Jaxx amongst others.
The Phantom Band guitarist, Duncan Marquiss's instrumental solo (ad)venture finds electronic guitar manipulations intertwine with wandering acoustic ambience. With one foot in 1970s Germany and the other in the woods, rivers and mountains of northeast Scotland. “I like it when music builds itself...
After 3 years, New Zealand based Alicia Merz breaks her silence with her 5th Birds of Passage album ‘The Last Garden’. Alicia doesn’t share much with the public, except through her music, and so this album o!ers a rare glimpse into her secret world. Lose yourself in a universe of minimalist...
Funk and disco beats / Electro experimentation / Global retro vibes – A shimmering, cinematic sweep. The Dutch band YIN YIN's dazzling second album dives even deeper into dance floor propulsion and space travel atmospherics than their lauded debut The Rabbit that Hunts Tigers (2019). While there is...
Recorded in 1991 by the quintet of vocalist Billie Ray Martin and Birmingham-based electronic musicians Brian Nordhoff, Joe Stevens, Les Fleming and Roberto Cimarosti, Electribal Soul was conceived as the sequel to the band’s 1990 debut album, Electribal Memories. Electribal Memories had yielded...
Blue States returns with his sixth album titled World Contact Day, set for release via Memphis Industries on 18 March 2021 and named after the day each year on which UFO society International Flying Saucer Bureau tries to contact alien lifeform. World Contact Day arrives six years after the...
Crease is the debut album by Kee Avil, a project led by Montreal producer and guitarist Vicky Mettler: a singular expression of fractured dream logic concretized in chiselled postpunk guitar, sinuous low-end electronics, a panoply of organic and digital samples creating alternately twitchy and...
