Danalogue - Teleportations - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Expanded 3-CD edition of this classic atmospheric Trance album from the Megadog-related imprint Planet Dog Records • Enhanced with two bonus discs featuring tracks from the band's 'Lost In Time' mini-album, two long-lost remixes by DJ superstar Sasha, tracks previously only available on long-since deleted tag compilations and three exceptional tracks from the band's 1993 Peel session. • Re-mastered from original sources, compiled by tag founder Michael Dog The booklet features previously unseen artwork and photos of the band as well as new sleeve notes by Kris Needs. A 2-LP/12Inch Version to follow in January InchOptimistic, easy access, out-of-body Techno - this is one flying saucer that cannot be wheel-clampedInch - Roger Morton, NME 8/5/93 InchThey have a knack for uniting opposing moods dance delirium and tripped-out tranquillity for instance. Try it on the sofa, try it on the sound-systemInch - Andy C, DJ Magazine 20/5/93 InchBoundaries are being dissolved by records like thisInch - Ben Turner, Melody Maker, 8/5/93

Stephen James Buckley aka Polypores returns for his second full album on the DiN imprint with InchMultizonal MindscrambleInch. Though we've come to know a wide range of sounds from Polypores, it's here on InchMultizonal MindscrambleInch that we get plunged into the outer reaches of the inner psyche. Flickering insectoid transmissions are laid atop slowly shifting walls of drifting oscillators, barely discernible chirps and static-encrusted filter sweeps. A perfectly balanced textural odyssey, and a stunning example of the depth and breadth of the Polypores sound with stunning artwork from Wendy Carroll that matches the music perfectly.

Following on from Morphogenic (DiN41) & Dystopia (DiN56) this new album builds on their previous work creating imaginary Synthwave soundtracks. Bakis Sirros, the mastermind behind Parallel Worlds, provides the skittering rhythmic backdrop which he and Bessell overlay ominous bass lines, twisting melodies and sound design that recall a shadow of the 1980's John Carpenter film scores. Bessell also adds his unique guitar style that he uses in his other well known side project with the synth quartet Node. Both musicians make extensive use of modular synth systems but in very different ways that perfectly blend together in these eight atmospheric tracks. The duo of Bessell and Sirros have a unique sound unlike anything else in the world of electronic music. InchPhosphenesInch presents another chance to enter their darkly twisted sonic world.