Wilson Tanner - 69Wilson Tanners 69 returns to Australian soil for a new season. A uniquely provincial take on ambient music, Andrew Wilson (Andras) and John Tanner (Eleventeen Eston) assembled their prized debut over a shared love of seafood, wine and LPG. Recorded in a Perth backyard, these two new friends reached for the tools at hand and made the best of the fine weather. Instrument and implement com bine in a languorous bricolage of synthesizer, clarinet and

their first double-LP

'Glass Boys' while a more personal work in terms of subject matter

without sounding forced and trite like some sort of mash-up attempt

Marcia Griffiths and the Heptones (to name a few)

most of them exceptionally rare and reissued now for the first time

Foxbase Alpha is the 1991 debut album by Saint Etienne and it is a wonderful mix of both modern and retro influences with house music

stating the “Butthole Surfers Were the Epitome of Every Hell-Raising Rock 'n' Roll Legend You Ever Heard

That newfound sense of ease is undeniable on SUUNS’ fifth full-length album The Witness their first for Joyful Noise Recordings

The album’s sometimes eerie interpretation of 90s techno and trance - a formative era for both siblings - proved the perfect foil for the stinging social realism of its song lyrics

The Focus Group return with a dreamlikeåÊkaleidoscope

Phil Ranelin’s side has been pitch-corrected and restored to a suite

Especially on the bass-led songs "Dirt" and "Fun House"