Periferia - Lo Que Queda Por Sentir - 10-Inch Vinyl - VINYL LP

Murcof's first three albums are to be reissued on vinyl to mark the 20th anniversary of the of his seminal debut album, Martes. Out of print for many years, these albums have been hugely influential in the minimal and ambient electronic worlds in their use of modern classical instrumentation, and are significant landmarks in the history of The Leaf tag. Each of the reissues is presented in a new gatefold sleeve with updated artwork, with Remembranza and Cosmos featuring fully remastered audio, and Cosmos including a previously unreleased bonus track.A1 Cuerpo CelesteA2 CieloB1 Cosmos IB2 CometaC1 Cosmos IIC2 CuásarD1 Oort

Willow, the self-titled studio album from the artist, available on Purple Vinyl. Includes InchU KnowInch which features her brother, Jaden.

Italian singer-songwriter Marta Del Grandi returns with Dream Life, an album that bustles in a field of dreams, a multi-dimensional panoramic snapshot punctuated with serene disillusionment, that transcends musical boundaries as personal hopes and aspirations are cast against the vastness of the stars and beyond. The record opens with Antarctica, addressing the world's ethical dilemma and shaking us out of our comfort zone with a riff reminiscent of Talking Heads in their prime, infused with Laurie Anderson-like abstract phrasing. While Neon Lights underlines the sentiment but tackles it on a more personal level, it's fuzzy guitars and roaming bass offering a harsher slice of rebellious self-exploration set in a symphonic swirl of sound. InchMy previous album Selva had a poetic and bucolic nature - in my head I can picture each song as an oil painting - Dream Life has a more contemporary approach, with lyrics touching political and social issues, a more explicit personal storytelling and a more defined pop sound. It's more like a photobook, more defined and detailedInch. - Marta Del Grandi Further into Dream Life, Alpha Centauri is a haunting introspective slice of pop magic that allows Marta's gorgeous vocal to prowl in nostalgia for teenage times, rediscovering her inner child while a distant tuba carries a counter melody. The title track examines the quantum leap between reality and our dreams and ambitions, a counter point to Shoe Shaped Cloud and it's brooding study of a relationship gone awry that's propelled by an aching vocal which recalls Radiohead at their most brittle. The album reflects a growing awareness that we cannot fully control the future or the outcome of our plans. This thread weaves throughout the record, a journey that is poetic, ironic, and deeply grounded in the present.