The Roger Webb Sound’s Moonshade is one of the coolest records ever. Originally appearing via the legendary De Wolfe library in 1971, it’s a sumptuous jazz-soul-funk instrumental set, […]
Rock / Pop / Folk
Alan Tew’s Drama Suite Part II. What can we really say? Honestly? We guess the first thing that strikes you is how clean the drums are. Almost impossibly […]
Yes! Tommy Guerrero’s revered Return Of The Bastard gets its first ever vinyl reissue. Endearingly simple but beautifully beguiling, it’s lo-fi dusty break business with the most elegant […]
What an unbelievable record. From the wild cover to the iconic breakbeats, Roots from Ian Carr’s Nucleus is one of the dopest albums we know. This is seriously […]
Lost private press gem “The Swimmer” by Florida native Danny Morgan, is a cool and breezy, beguiling easy glide from 1987. It should’ve been huge. It still could […]
This 12” ‘single’ by post rock legends Bark Psychosis, is a beautifully haunting masterpiece, with incredibly powerful artwork to accompany. Improvised and recorded live in the band’s ‘home’ […]
Marking the trio’s decade of friendship, this is the first record written whilst all living in the same city since 2017’s ‘Assemblages’. The band rehearsed it relentlessly, playing […]
On her fourth album, west coast artist Jessica Pratt expands the scope of her artistry, placing her sharpest songs to date within an ever-broadening pool of influences including […]
Seeing the world through a Pratt’s eyes is a surpassingly beautiful thing. But subtly, oh so subtly, and with such sweet flakes of humor falling. Tunes and vibe […]
Saigon Super Sound is the story of a musical era that was almost lost. The selection of tracks is limited to the period between 1965 and 1975, the […]
Saigon Supersound Continues … to present more interesting tunes of a musical era that has long been obscured. With the well received Volume 1, we are very delighted […]
‘Ese puerto existe’ is the sophomore album by Insólito UniVerso, a psychedelic dream towards sound and its powers of communication. The record explores the diverse geography, rhythms and […]
Expected shipping late July/early August Originally released in 2004; Arriving ten years after the band disbanded, the long-awaited and criminally overlooked follow up brings with it an evolution […]
Expected shipping late July/early August Orginally released in 1994; Much deserved repress of seminal post-rock masterpiece. Bark Psychosis were one of the most innovative bands of their time. […]
Expected shipping late July/early August Irish supergroup Princ€ss arrives to wherethetimegoes to release their self titled debut album.
Expected shipping late July/early August “Pairing Kiwi producer Ike Zwanikken with vocalist Brooklyn Mellar, Hysterical Love Project muddle the foggy memory banks of early ‘90s Trip Hop with […]
Expected shipping early September FINALLY! The very first commercial release of two legendary remixes of Arthur Russell’s “In The Light Of The Miracle”. Both are widely regarded as […]
Ever more secure in her chosen path, Nídia radiates gloriously in all moods for the dancefloor in this, her album number 3. Consistent with her fiery nature and […]
‘Venus Rising From The Sea’ takes its cues from the classical deity Aphrodite – whose name literally means “sea foam” – for an ever necessary expression of love […]
The six concerts tour in 1986 were the last European appearances of the New York no wave band Don King, starting in Padua and following a wide arc […]
Originally relased in Legendary composer & producer David Axelrod’s solo album Heavy Axe is a jazz-rock opus that encapsulated the preeminent sound of the of the mid ‘70s. […]
Nordic folk music.
“Kevin, a new collaboration between Ben Bondy and Mister Water Wet, presents what feels like a time-machine hidden in the back of your closet. ‘Laundry’ pleasantly haunts listeners […]
The Cat’s Miaow return to World Of Echo with Skipping Stones: The Cassette Years ’92-’93, their second compilation for the imprint, and the fourth in a loosely defined […]
Melbourne’s Efficient Space does it again with their latest compilation Someone Like Me, a collection of tender folk songs compiled by musician, engineer, “armchair digger” Mikey Young. This one […]
The breakthrough third album from Danish composer Astrid Sonne lands somewhere between indie pop and experimental electronic production featuring Sonne’s viola, honest songwriting, and classically-informed arrangements. Recommended for […]
Branching further out from the local scene in Bristol, ALWAYS + FOREVER collects tracks from likeminded dub-infused, ethereal, dream pop-minded music artists like Equiknoxx’s Time Cow, HTRK’s Jonnine, […]
Pleasure of Love reissue imprint, New Islands, launches with a quiet storm, soulful balearic stunner. Kim Yaffa’s Once Bitten was recorded in LA and released on a 1989 […]
Sissi Makropoulou also known as Sissi Rada, encapsulates in the title of her new album, “Aporia” a greek word that could be translated as ‘wonder’. And it is […]
Maria Somerville’s self-released breakthrough 2019 album ‘All My People’ is a beautiful distillation of Irish motifs and traditional folk forms originating from her roots in Connemara, Western Ireland. […]
Another killer resurrection from Dark Entries, this one featuring a connection to future Nick Cave collaborator Mick Harvey. These early ‘80s songs are driven by dinky synthetic rhythms […]
Intercommunications follows a cyclical journey of healing with plants. The album was seeded from her ritual of singing to her plants every morning after she meditated with them. […]
Gorgeous 7″ featuring one of the most unforgettable tracks on Julien Dechery and DJ Sundae’s Sky Girl compilation. Don’t miss the A-side which is another haunting psychedelic folk […]
Psychedelic Japanese pop drawing from a diverse set of influences including jazz, soul, and dub. Sun Ra, Lee “Scratch” Perry, and Yasuaki Shimizu are listed as inspirations. Unbelievably […]
The follow-up compilation to Time Capsule’s Nippon Acid Folk, Nippon Psychedelic Soul takes myriad pathways into the tripped-out undergrowth of 1970s Japan. Finding their feet at home and […]
Créole protest folk, electronics, ambient atmospheres, music from the African diaspora, Afro-Cuban rhythms, and spiritual jazz come together on this classic from Séance Centre. Check the immensely beautiful […]
Foundational flamenco recordings in the cante jondo (or “deep song”) style. Songs of heartbreak beautifully captured through early lo-fidelity recording… Death Is Not The End presents a collection […]
Beautiful collection of French private-press psychedelic rock, folk, and pop music. Some serious gems in here from the beginning of the home recording era including Kennlisch’s self-titled ethereal […]
Limited 7″ featuring two early tracks from the Baltimore-based XL Recordings artist Nourished by Time. Don’t miss! The Erotic Probiotic is an intimate glimpse into the world of […]
Live versions of Baba Stiltz’s West Coast indie rock and country-folk songs recorded at Atlantis Studio, the location of early recordings of the members of ABBA. Not available […]
With remixes by Yuksek, Maurice Fulton, Kraak & Smaak, Turbotito & Ragz, Psychemagik and Jitwam, Asha Puthli’s ‘Disco Mystic: Select Remixes Volume 1’ is available now for pre-order […]
Beautiful, haunting, introspective post-punk from Vini Reilly’s Durutti Column. “Prayer”, “Bordeaux”, and “Dream Of A Child” are the favorites on this one! Originally released in 1983; remastered vinyl […]
Originally released on CD in 2001; Colors Of Silence is ostensibly a new age album. As ever though, Wally’s sophisticated synth textures and expressive keyboard runs are so […]
Stripped back song structures characterized by an airy digital production style, ethereal melodic elements, repetition, and spaciousness. for fans of The Durutti Column, Finis Africae, Berlin-School “Compilation of […]
Selected Songs 1997-2003 compiles some of the finest moments in the recording history of Hydroplane, the Melbourne-based indie-pop three-piece that operated alongside The Cat’s Miaow through the second […]
Pender Street Steppers’ Jack J departs from his branded and perfected hazy house sound in favor of a diverse and introspective work of melancholic ambient jazz, digi-dub, and […]
A laid back country blues album featuring cover versions of songs by The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Grateful Dead.
Prophetic Freak Folk from legendary Lungfish Vocalist Dan Higgs.
Lovely Brazilian pop from the late 60’s.
“Os Gatos (The Cats) were one of the most celebrated bossa nova bands of the ‘60s, despite the fact that they only recorded two albums. A true all-star […]
A brief collection of groovy jazz-funk, starting off with “More” a dark disco number with frenetic guitar work. The rest of the album leans back and assumes a […]
2007 Bootleg of this nearly impossible to find psych classic. Blues bent songs gradually glide into wonderfully tripped out tunes like “Ocean Song’ and “India Slumber”. A welled […]
Soko’s debut is a strong set of lofi bedroom pop tracks that at times summon some velvet underground sensibilities but largely leans on a particular type of modern […]
The Stones Live in Paris, Manchester, New York. 66-72! Prime Time RnR Bootleg album of live recordings. LP1 L’Olympia, Paris, France. 29th March 1966, 1st show: Side A […]
Extended version of the epic jammer Samtidigt featured on Dungen’s now classic album “4”. Top Tier guitar psych freakout Tour only edition. 500 in hand-numbered stamped cover.
The first of Serge Gainsbourg’s rock albums, Histoire De Melody Nelson is a truly original concept album that shines through its unique orchestral instrumentation, creative arrangements, and sultry […]
Originally released in 1977; David Crosby’s solo debut ‘If Only I Could Remember My Name’ is psychedelic folk-rock perfection from The Byrds / CSNY legend backed by other […]
Rare deadstock 7-inch! The debut single from Buddy Ebsen’s daughter Kiki is an ethereal ’80s synth-pop banger featuring drum machines and Yamaha DX7. No other information about this […]
Garage rock one hit wonder album, featuring the popular tune, “Talk Talk.”
Originally released in 1981; For those in the know a sought-after gem, for everybody else the single you didn’t know you need in your life! ‘Titanic’ – quite […]
Originally released in 1974; Private press classical guitar & voice only masterpiece from local Atlanta hero Cy Timmons originally released in small batch quantities on Timmon’s own Erewhon […]
Originally released in 2000, D’Angelo’s soul classic sounds better with each passing year. Seriously: Drop “Devil’s Pie” on the turntable, take a seat in the sweet spot, increase […]
Originally released in 1970; “This is what happens when you get four hippies back in San Francisco after a four year layover in India. Sounding strangely burnt out […]
Cocteau Twins in one fell swoop set the stage for dream pop and ambient pop. Focused on ethereal guitar washes and an immersive vibe, this is a beautiful […]