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Rough Trade Bristol DJ Setlist August 2022

Stewart Gardiner’s recent Sunday afternoon session of outsider sounds, Balearic beats and weirdo anthems at Rough Trade’s Bristol outpost

Increasingly Good Shape: Keiron Phelan Interview

The reblooming Keiron Phelan accounts for the emotional and melodic synthesis behind the third album in his scholarly pop craftsman guise

Not Turning Off: Volume 37

A summoning of new things from Polypores, Rupert Lally, Mark Peters, Concretism, Ogle and other creative souls

Not Turning Off: Volume 36

Fertile sonic fare ploughed-up from the creative fields of Aircooled, Pulselovers, Transient Visitor, Pye Corner Audio and others

Without Borders: Paul Hanford’s Coming to Berlin

Paul Hanford’s study of Berlin as a club culture capital profiles DJs, music makers and subcultures via history, politics and psychogeography

Isa Gordon – For You Only (Optimo Music)

Glasgow based producer Isa Gordon sculpts sound and beats into distinct universes on her mind bending debut LP for Optimo Music

Stimela – Rewind (Mr Bongo)

Mr Bongo bring the heat with this 12″ reissue of serious late night Balearic business from 1980s South African fusion group Stimela

CLAIR – Body Blossom (HotGem)

Glasgow new wave of avant-garde artist CLAIR builds on the promise of her debut album with a submersive and ecstatic digital single

Not Turning Off: Volume 35

Another mound of new and excavated artefacts from The Hardy Tree, Sam Prekop & John McEntire, Michael Tanner, Marine Research and others

Ambient Babestation Meltdown & JBS – Who Goes There EP (Optimo Music)

Ambient Babestation Meltdown & JBS repurpose material from SF paperbacks and VHS cassettes as ambient-not-ambient and EBM for Optimo Music

Polyphonic Cosmos: Sonic Innovations in Japan (1980-1986) (Cease & Desist)

A sonically adventurous compilation of underground sounds from 1980s Japan curated by Optimo’s JD Twitch on his Cease & Desist imprint

Cameron Deyell / Laurence Pike – Isola (Endless Recordings)

Australian duo Deyell and Pike soundtrack a pulsating world on the verge of eco-collapse with their new album Isola

Not Turning Off: Volume 34

A bitesize round-up of releases – featuring Three Three Fives, Hawksmoor and Deliquescent Crystals – offers up some distinctive flavours

Not Turning Off: Volume 33

New consignments from The Dream Syndicate, Field Lines Cartographer, Xam Duo, Gabe Knox, Soft Estate and more undergo inspection

Concrete Island Discs: May 2022

A round-up of wild vital sounds, featuring Mr Bongo, Brian Jackson, International Anthem, Analog Africa, Ben Marc, The Trilogy Tapes and more

Not Turning Off: Volume 32

Handfuls of new and archival matter from The Loyal Seas, Loner Deluxe, Beneather, Polypores, Prolapse and more go under the spotlight

Ride & bdrmm – Live at The Marble Factory, Bristol – 24 April 2022

Returning to Bristol – with disciples bdrmm in tow – the original Oxford four proved that they can still make beautiful and timeless noise

Not Turning Off: Volume 31

An all-you-can-eat round-up of sonic dishes from Whin, E, 50 Foot Wave, bdrmm, Hannah Peel & Paraorchestra, Jilk, Bernard Grancher and more

European Eclecticism and London Pirate Style: Gilles Peterson Interview

Gilles Peterson tells the story of his life in radio as we celebrate his Lockdown FM book and the new STR4TA single

The Woman Not the Fable: Vashti Bunyan’s Wayward

With Wayward, Vashti Bunyan disidentifies her story from its countercultural return-to-nature mythology, writes Alice Keeling

Felt – 2022 CD reissues (Cherry Red Records)

Cherry Red revisits the labyrinthine and idiosyncratic ten-album run of Felt once again, with freshly-reupholstered CD editions

Sara Dziri – Close to Home (Optimo Music Digital Danceforce)

Sara Dziri’s Close to Home for Optimo Music defies easy techno categorisation by occupying different spaces that are yet the same space

Not Turning Off: Volume 30

An omnivorous accumulation of aural fodder from Ellis Island Sound, Freakons, Listening Center, K of ARC, Suicide, The Lemonheads and more

Raw Poetic РLaminated Skies (Def Press̩)

Raw Poetic’s Laminated Skies is a future-tilting conscious rap record where the rhymes flow fast and the beats don’t stand still

Koma West – Koma Saxo with Sofia Jernberg (We Jazz)

Scandinavian jazz bassist Petter Eldh’s Koma Sax ensemble commit an act of magic with a miraculous stew of future jazz avant-garde beats

Not Turning Off: Volume 29

A selection of invigorating and inventive wares from Andy Bell, Modern Studies and Stealing Sheep & The Radiophonic Workshop

Not Turning Off: Volume 28

A patchwork quilt of sounds from Busy Microbes, Mitra Mitra, Listening Center, The Central Office of Information, Keith Seatman and more