SENDELICA – The Complete Mankind (8CD, Fruits De Mer)
“It’s like an entire cosmic anthology of Sendelica at their most experimental – fuelled by frontman Pete’s fascination with Ur, Sumeria, and the historical roots of religion and humanity’s trajectory.” (Phil Aston for Now Spinning Magazine)

L'IRA DEL BACCANO / YAMA – Tempus Deorum (LP-CD, Subsound)
“A decade later, here comes ‘Tempus Deorum’, a new split with L’Ira del Baccano‘s first new material since the last record (not that long) and Yama‘s first new material in 11 years.” (JJ Koczan for The Obelisk)

DR. STRANGELY STRANGE – Anti-inflammatory (CD, Think Like A Key Music)
“Dr. Strangely Strange, are back after 28 years with Anti-Inflammatory”. In-depth article about the making of the album is available here.

UGLY SOUNDS – Never Say I’m Doomed (LP, Groovie)
“It’s madness to the max—confident and cohesive, manic and magnificent, raw and raucous, energetic and electrifying—with frantic guitar strumming, unstoppable drum rolls, and haunting vocals with screams, everything. You’d almost be scared, if it weren’t so damn good.” (Dennis for Add To Wantlist)

INSECT SURFERS – Infra Green (2LP, Green Cookie)
“This 15-song collection revives the vintage guitar-rock genre and injects it with fresh vision and purpose.” (Music Connection)

DOM MARIANI – Jangleland/Day After Day (7inch, Rogue Records)
“…he returns to his early love of the jingle-jangle rock of bands like The Byrds.  Well, who wouldn’t?  You may pick up a few references as you listen.” (Jonathan Aird for Americana UK)

LANE – ‘Pictures Of A Century’ (2LP-CD, Vicious Circle)
“Lane’s music penetrates the cortex and never lets go. Like an eagle its prey. Certainly, the Thugs’ influences are felt, but it's for the better. So, we realize that we have here a damn good rock album.” (Rock Made In France)

JAKE STEPHENSON AND FRIENDS – Space Is High (2LP-3CD, Fruits De Mer)
“…full of beautiful electronic music, which I enjoyed immensely and I highly recommend this album to any fan of this genre” (Carry Munter for Carry’s New Underground)

Here’s a recent interview with Kroppskännedom, the project led by seasoned Swedish musician Andreas Malm. While his record on Morc is sold out, we still have some related releases available.

Here's another interesting article about the first-ever reissue of Dry Heart’s impossibly rare 1970 acetate. Unfortunately, we’re out of stock, but we do have plenty of related records on Guerssen.

AFTER SHAVE – Skin Deep (LP, Yunque Records)
“Ever stumble upon a record so heavy, so unpolished, it feels like you’ve unearthed a lost gem meant for only the true freaks? That’s ‘Skin Deep,’ the 1972 monster from Swiss band After Shave. Long forgotten, but now getting a well-deserved reissue from Spain’s Yunque Records on limited vinyl.” (It’s Psychedelic Baby Magazine)