The Exciters
Caviar And Chitlins

The third installment of the Baast album series "Trident" sees the band heading into the direction of electronic soundscapes, delving deeper into soundtrack and ambient textures more so than previous albums "Dimension" and "Bazaar".R. Scott Dibble and the inimitable DJ Johnny Basil remain at the helm with a round of uber talented guest artists who've contributed in the past along with some new players, heavy on talent but even more so on the vibe that's captured in the recordings.

P-Vine: ...This is the destination of Scandinavian Brazilians!　The perfect Brazilian jazz odyssey created by Roman Andren, also known as "Swedish Deodato"!The 2008 masterpiece album, which has a presence comparable to the many masterpieces produced by Azymuth and Airto Moreira, is finally on LP for the first time!Roman Andren is a keyboard player, singer, and multi-sound creator.The sound recorded in a large organization including the rhythm section, percussion, chorus and horn centering on his own keyboard is a luxurious Brazilian jazz reminiscent of Deodato around 1970!The warm and vintage feel of US crossover jazz is reproduced with miraculous freshness.In the first LP, all 10 songs carefully selected especially for analog will be recorded while following the flow of the original album. The overflowing peaceful world view, the dazzling colors and the beautiful tunes are revived in analog!

Limited Edition Purple Vinyl. Only 300 copies!Existing in the liminal space between Bon Iver, James Blake, and Imogean Heap, "Beamorose" builds upon the signature shapeshifting vocals of Penelope Antena (heir to the famed synthpop band Antena and Marc Moulin's "Placebo") by twisting Americana, Gospel, and Folk through a Kaleidoscopic lens, crafting a unique & soulful form of Avant-Pop.Penelope Antena is the heiress to a musical legacy of mythical stature, living and creating on a mountaintop in the Occitanie region of southern France. Her grandfather, Belgian pianist and Jazz-Rock Pioneer Marc Moulin (Placebo, Telex, Aksak Maboul) and mother, founding member of the 80s electro-samba group Antena, Isabelle Powaga, played a tremendous role in supporting and inspiring Penelope to shine in the shadow of their creative heritage.