New studio album from the Ramleh duo of Gary Mundy and Anthony Di Franco, this time out in their power electronics mode. More hi-fi and deliberately nuanced than their early Xeroxed style, Mundy’s delivery is at its most hysterical while the noise is almost technicolour in comparison. Also some great sludge bass noise/rock stylings courtesy of Di Franco. Full colour gatefold sleeve with insert.

Fairly amazing set of syrupy screwed and chopped ‘versions’ from Rodger Stella of redneck noise group Macronympha. The first cassette consists of an inspired downer gloop that splices together King Tubby instrumental jams with recordings of the Krautrock group Cluster, generating an inspired form of dubby electro-hymnal that takes you right there. The second cassette is a little more rigorous in its composition, splicing together Steve Reich’s Four Organs and Terry Riley’s Shri Camel to endless hypnotic effect. Edition of 200 copies with inspired sci-fi cover art.