Pressure of Speech - Our Common Past, Our Common FutureOriginally issued in 1996 and now re pressed for the first time by A. R. X. and Krisis Publishing, Pressure of Speech ''Our Common Past, Our Common Future'' remains one of the best kept secrets of 1990s British electronica. Founded by Mickey Mann, together with fellow explorers Luke Losey (lighting designer for Orbital) and DJ Stika (already part of Spiral Tribe), their elusive second album is an obsidian relic of screwed ambient techno, mutant

Black Cadmium

Soichi Terada is best-known for his work composing music for video games

Runouts are hand etched except for "AD2" and after

“Right to Riot” is like a punk techno that cries for the disaffected

the record is a joyful

You can't miss the delightful covers of Bee Gees's "Stayin' Alive"

He says himself that it’s part of “the best musicians he had the honor to play with live”

Nisemono tells the story of Ginger Root’s role in delivering the latest project for the biggest star in Japan

Because 2:46

Isolation 3:05

Gathering some of the finest musicians from Melbourne's legendary soul scene

A bumper package of six - count 'em - reworkings of disco grooves by Russia's Scruscru