Shinichi Atobe - Ship-ScopeLast year Demdike Stare pair Miles Whittaker and Sean Canty surprised everyone with an album from Shinichi Atobe on their DDS label, the quite brilliant Butterfly Effect, which arrived out of nowhere following a prolonged period of inactivity from the Japanese artist. In fact Atobe had just the one release, a mythical Chain Reaction 12" called Ship Scope, that was released back in 2001, causing many to speculate it was an alias of a Basic Channel

” Cutting through the chaos of early 2020

practicing Shaktism

This one is followed by Do You Really Love Me a highlife love song that closes this record properly

Dave Lee teamed up with Omar

Sleepy Sun - Follow Me Down (UNKLE Sounds Edit)

Feelin' Myself

he’s produced and/or played with Connan Mockasin

layering sonic texture and dynamics to bring new emotional depth to Alessandroni's masterpiece

offering a loud and remastered 12” single for all

Swearing allegiance to always bring the ruckus

from jazz-funk to new wave: it captured a unique moment in British musical history

Ten years of work that De Franco does not see as some sort of culmination of efforts but rather as a state of transition from insecurity to coming to terms with his obsession and acknowledging that this music needs to remain in somewhat of a raw form