Warp Records

An inspired coming together of musical minds. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of In A Space Outta Sound, George Evelyn aka DJ E.A.S.E has handed over the tapes to dub maestro Adrian Sherwood to go on a heady version excursion with eight tracks from the original record, in the spirit of the reggae and sound system roots that informed the original album. The result is a fresh take on a much-loved classic, in the lineage of albums such as Massive Attack's No Protection and Spoon's Lucifer On The Moon. Features bold new re-works of iconic tracks such as "You Wish" (appearing here as "You Bliss") and "Flip Ya Lid" (mutated into "Flippin Eck"). As well as his trademark mixing desk wizardry, Sherwood has also brought in some of the core On-U Sound players to add additional instrumentation and turn this collaboration into something which is much more than the sum of its parts.

‘Space 1.8’ is Sinephro’s debut album; each contributing piece is part of a connected, collaborative and deeply personal body of music. Performed and recorded at Pink Bird Recordings in Wanstead and in the comfort of Sinephro’s bedroom, Spaces one through eight allow experimentation to breathe and borrow from jazz, electronic and folk influences. On the LP, Sinephro invites a host of talented musicians to enjoy its confines, providing a quiet place to dissolve the edges of London from the senses. ‘Space 1.8’ is a record for healing which could not have arrived at a more needed time.

Brown Danny: Stardust (White) [2 Vinyl LP]

Sinephro Nala: Endlessness [2 Vinyl LP]

Squarepusher: Ultravisitor (20th Anniversary) [3 Vinyl LP]

Originally self-released under the artist name ‘Stereotype’ in 1994, an hour of raw, dancefloor focused early Squarepusher productions, fuelled by pirate radio and rave, remastered from the original tapes and recut as 2 x LPs. A companion of sorts to the debut Squarepusher album Feed Me Weird Things, which was recorded around the same time before emerging on Rephlex Records in 1996.

Plaid present Feorm Farlorx as their 11th studio album. All based around A.I., the 10 tracks have the signature beats that have become synonymous with the duo’s tech driven sounds for nearly 3 decades. At the record’s core is the band’s embarkment on their biggest tour, yet which includes an intergalactic date at the festival Feorm on the planet Falorx.