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Laraaji - Vision Songs Vol. 1 LPVision Songs Vol. 1 (1984) is the Laraaji album like no other, located at the intersection of new age and gospel. It is both his outlier and magnum opus, the feel good DIY tape of the century. Discovered busking in Washington Square Park by Brian Eno in the late 70s, engagement with the eternal flow has led Laraaji to, seemingly by magic, emerge as the most beloved avatar of the unstoppable new age music revival of recent years. Now Vision Songs

The latter is a solitary departure of concrete simplicity and is allegorical in its inclusion at Gave In Rest’s end

Brad Rose is one of the most active personas in the current adventurous contemporary music scene

F ingers’ highly evolved but naturalistic sound-world is difficult to precisely place or unpick: a mildewy drug-dazed dub-scape

Cylindrical Habitat Modules and Gift Tapes

A work of staggering rhythm

environmental sounds

The Death of Rave are dead chuffed to present the OST for Mark Leckey’s autobiographical film installation

King") by John Coltrane's legendary final quintet that were recorded in San Francisco on February 2nd

labyrinthine piece which flows as slowly as a river while speeding back through memory

were living in Spain when they met Víctor Nubla

This 2xLP set covers the tour with a great deal of unreleased live tracks

Horowitz’s associations with great cultural icons of the Middle East