Ane Brun - I Thought We Were The Same - VINYL LP

Enter the kaleidoscopic world of Lone - returning to the Greco-Roman tag for his first album in five years 'Hyperphantasia'. An artist who has been soundtracking dancefloors since the early 2000s, Lone made his production debut in 2008 with 'Lemurian', a hip-hop inspired before moving into the vibrant future-facing soundscapes we have come to know. His back catalog ranges through house, rave, ambient, and electronica, and on 'Hyperphantasia', he sets himself the challenge to bring all of those influences together for one body of work that he describes 'like an album in my mind'. Referring back to the album title, the definition of 'hyperphantasia' is a condition characterized by exceptionally vivid and detailed mental imagery and for this album he tested himself to see how close he could get the music to sound exactly like what he was hearing in his imagination. On 'Hyperphantasia', Lone deepens his relationship with vocals. Having previously relied on vocal samples or more abstract live vocal treatments, this latest album marks a shift toward richer, more pop-leaning sensibilities. He makes a clear lyrical statement, enlisting a diverse and carefully chosen cast of collaborators London-based artists and fellow Greco-Roman affiliates Ell Murphy and Lou Hayter, Barcelona's breakthrough singer Bikoko, cult Nottingham rapper Juga-Naut, and Hong Kong-born/London-based musician Merry Lamb Lamb. Together, they contribute to what stands as a career-defining project. The end result is a cinematic experience exploding full of color. You are introduced to the album with an old school rave anthem 'Life Spark' and an interlude welcoming you into this musical world. Like chapters in a novel, the album ebbs and flows beautifully between stripped-back melodies 'Opening A Portal', 'Photographs That Don't Exist', 'Sickly, Sweetly, Summer Movie' and 'Fruit Rots, Water Flows Downstr

Vinyl LP pressing includes the algorithm mix versions of 'So Heavy I Fell Through the Earth', 'My Name Is Dark', and 'Idoru'. 2020 , the long-awaited album by Grimes. Includes the singles 'So Heavy I Fell Through the Earth' and 'Violence' and features collaborations with PAN and i_o. The album's name is a pun on the feminine title Miss, and the words misanthrope and Anthropocene, a neologism popularized in the year 2000 by Paul J. Crutzen that was proposed to denote the current geological age the Earth is in. The album is a loose concept album about an anthropomorphic goddess of climate change inspired by Roman mythology and villainy. Miss Anthropocene is Grimes' final album on record tag 4AD, to which she has been signed since 2012. Sonically, the album is a departure from Grimes' 2015 album Art Angels Miss Anthropocene is primarily darker in style containing inspiration from the sounds of nu metal and ethereal wave compared to Art Angels' brighter and more upbeat sounds.

Vinyl LP pressing. Yaeji's What We Drew is titled intentionally; the project is as much indebted to her own singular creative vision as it is to her network of close-knit collaborators and friends, a team she's described as a Inchfamily business.Inch What We Drew is Yaeji's first full-length , and entirely self-produced, but she's careful to classify it as a mixtape, which belies the way that these songs came together. InchEach track is almost like a snippet of my life, a look into my diary or something, where it's reflective of how I was specifically feeling during that time.Inch