Flofilz - Dim Down - VINYL LP

Flofilz's new album Hagaki (InchpostcardInch in Japanese) is a musical love letter to Japan-a sonic travel log that blends jazz and beats with Japanese music and culture. Recorded in both Berlin and Tokyo, Flofilz invited fellow musicians, beatmakers, and singers such as Takuya Kuroda, Nao Yoshioka, Toshiki Soejima, Budamunk, and Matt Wilde to join him on his journey. Acclaimed music and travel photographer Robert Winter was responsible for the outstanding visuals that accompany the album. Flofilz had visited Japan several times before-playing shows in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto; enjoying some of the best food he'd ever had; and discovering rare records in meticulously curated record stores. He also ventured beyond the big cities, hiking through mountains, forests, and along coastlines. These experiences deepened his appreciation for how Japanese culture emphasizes harmony with nature. The attention to detail and sincerity found in Japanese art and craftsmanship are qualities that also define Flofilz's approach to music-making.

From the propulsive immediacy of the bass and drums' taut groove, it's clear something's changed in Broken Chanter's world. Powerful odes to the strength of collective action, David MacGregor's Broken Chanter bristle with energy and empathy on their incendiary third album. Recorded over 2023's spring and summer months at tag's Chemikal Underground's in-house studio, Chorus Of Doubt is fuelled by a burning desire to resist an encroaching, global tide of misery, informed by a wide-eyed sense of solidarity and the searing truth that a universal humanity is the only path out of darkness.

Digitally remastered edition version of the 1994 album. Scott Weiland, Dean DeLeo, Robert DeLeo and Eric Kretz recorded most of Purple in Atlanta with producer Brendan O'Brien. The album features some of the group's most iconic tracks, including InchInterstate Love SongInch and InchVasolineInch - which both topped the Mainstream Rock chart in 1994.