increasingly high positions in the Official Album Charts, as well as amassing an army of dedicated fans. _x000B_ Speaking about Never Going Under, frontman Kieran Shudall says: "Never Going under speaks to that uniquely modern phenomenon of genuinely not knowing what type of world our kids are going to find themselves in in 30 years. Physically, environmentally, politically we are completely in the unknown. That scares us all but ultimately we know we can never give up on the future because how can you? The songs on the album are written differently from the previous work we've put out. They are written from the perspective of my son and also from my own current experience of the climate today. _x000B__x000B_Never Going Under is a snapshot of the fear we all feel today and the resilience we will need to get through it.”

WORLD (MELLOW MIX) (MASTERS AT WORK) 10.AROUND THE WORLD (M.A.W REMIX) 11.REVOLUTION 909 (REVOLUTION ACCAPELLA)

Brazilian greats. Released in 1973 on Top Tape Records, 'Atlantis’, features one of Salinas’ best-known recordings (at least in Europe), his much-loved interpretation of 'Also Sprach Zarathustra’ entitled 'Straussmania’. It was inspired by Eumir Deodato's global hit of the same year and went on to be adopted by various scenes becoming a classic within rare groove circles as well as amongst breaks and beats diggers. Other highlights include the only original Salinas composed track on the album; the driving, orchestrated Brazilian groover, 'Baião', and an epic, head nod breakbeat interpretation of Donovan's folky 'Atlantis'. 'Atlantis' was also issued by the American record label Cadet in 1974 with alternative yellow sleeve artwork; this re-issue is a replica of the original Brazilian Top Tape version from 1973. Tracks: 1. Like A Rainy Night 2. No Broken Heart 3. Baiao 4. Straussmania 5. Bridge Over Troubled Waters 6. A Song For A Helping Hand 7. Atlantis

pop hit that also left a deep and wistful impact worthy of the album’s enticing title. Its iconic singles, ‘Nearer Than Heaven’ and ‘Long Time Coming’, became immediate yet lasting focal points for Southampton’s Delays, while tracks including the melancholic ‘No Ending’, the smooth beats of ‘Stay Where You Are’ and chiming opener, ‘Wanderlust’, demonstrated the remarkable depth of this unique debut. Nearly 20 years have passed since the release of ‘Faded Seaside Glamour’ and much has changed - most notably the loss of Greg Gilbert, who passed away in 2021 after a period of treatment for cancer - but like the idiosyncratic places the album’s name celebrated, Delays’ music has not only endured but their art has been loved and cherished as it has continually connected with audiences. To celebrate this soaring and smouldering body of work, Rough Trade Records are pleased to announce the release of Delays’ ‘Faded Seaside Glamour’ on vinyl for the first time ever. Also available to independent retailers on orange vinyl with deluxe packaging, a print of Greg’s art and some words written by Aaron.

Merchants (NAMM) trade show and played in a room full of blaring instrumental demos, surrounded by a chaotic din. “It was so bad, we couldn’t hear anything,” JD laughs. They bonded over gauche keyboard effects and mom jokes, and a more audible jam that night sparked interest in working more. Along the ride, DOMi & JD BECK have sat in with Herbie Hancock and backed Thundercat, Ariana Grande, Mac DeMarco, Eric André, and more. They also co-wrote “Skate” on .Paak’s GRAMMY-winning album with Bruno Mars as Silk Sonic. Neither can believe what’s happening, but leave it to them to skewer the moment. When JD suggests people might hate the new album, DOMi Louna says, “That would be sick! Booo. They suck!”

animate Woody’s words in these songs, but DKM harnessed all of their trademark power to bring Woody’s lyrics to life.

producer, multi/instrumentalist and veteran drummer, Nathan “Tugg” Curran (Basement Jaxx, Kano, Bryan Ferry) returns with London-based ensemble, Edrix Puzzle’s latest celestial disturbance, ‘Coming Of The Moon Dogs’, forthcoming on On the Corner, this November 2022. Presenting the latest chapter in Curran’s reimagined v3050 dub of Mwandishi-era Herbie Hancock, Edrix Puzzle swap its mother planet’s rattling Battagon sub-bass and improvised, machine-bebop of bleep, for live acoustic bass (Tom Mason), classical violin (Darren Berry), and Stockhausen- esque experiments. Recorded remotely across ten months during lockdown, the full-length follow up to Edrix’s 2021 ‘Rise To Eris EP’ (support from Tom Ravenscourt, Gilles Peterson), also features Oli Savill (Percussion) and Martin Slattery (Bass Clarinet & Sax) (two long time Curran collaborators and members of Planet Battagon) – Tugg the creator can be found on acoustic drums, drum synths and machines.

Listeners, 7.5 Million Streams. Recommended If You Like: Do Make Say Think, Explosions in the Sky, Ratatat, The Album Leaf, Mogwai, Positive/uplifting instrumental loopage ‘n riffage. Track Listing: My Only Swerving / Sorry About Your Irony / Lorge / 1969 Central Nervous Piston / Thinking Loudly / Fanshawe / Connie / Bye Mom