Stephanie Mills
Last Night

Reissue of the long out of print Virtual Geisha album by Japanese Telecom (aka Dopplereffekt / Der Zyklus) first released in 2001.A further exploration of the culture and technologies from the land of the rising sun by Heinrich Mueller on the successor to the Japanese Telecom EP. This time the inspiration is more adult and Manga orientated and even goes a little more 'poppy' with Y.M.O insprired tracks. On Virtual Geisha there's also a first glimpse of the directions he'd take his other projects in the future on tracks like 'Enter Mrs. Suzuki' and 'Japanese Matrix'. While still keeping true to his Detroit Hi-Tech Machine Funk roots with Electro anthems like 'The Making Of Ultraman' and 'Beta Capsule'.Remastered and re-issued for the first time since its original release. Essential!!!

Teleporting himself back into the physical realm for our subliminal listening pleasure, NonEntity’s first full release on Australia's Uncomfortable Beats imprint transcends bass and time. A brainchild of the Melbourne artist alternatively known as U-Wish, ‘Shut Down, Restart’ has been pressed to wax and is being distributed by the UK’s most hallowed dub/bass purveyors, White Peach.Expect mad scientist samples and crackles of artificial intelligence, shot through with ghosts of dubplates past, staggering through deep sludge and sonic space wobble across nine interstellar tracks.Japan-based aerosol artist and designer Benjamin Knock breathed fire and life into the album artwork; a manifestation of the deep seeded connection between the consumption of technology/machines adding to the changing planets current situation and the dark art unfolding for future generations. Maybe we all need to hit "Shut Down, Restart".

Prince’s Musicology is available on purple vinyl for the first time for a new generation of true funk soldiers to discover! This classic 2004 album, released just after Prince’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, had millions grooving thanks to modern classics like “Musicology,” “Call My Name” and “Cinnamon Girl.”