Grime veteran D Double E finally has his first LP coming out and it kicks us off in fine style. Elsewhere on the show there's Brazilian noise from Deafkids, Mumdance's new metal direction with Bliss Signal - his collaboration with Altar of Plagues' James Kelly, the latest from hiphop stalwart Jeremiah Jae and more.

Tracklisting

D Double E - Back Then (Bluku Music, UK)
Deafkids - Espiral da Loucura (Neurot Recordings, USA)
Snapped Ankles - Tailpipe (The Leaf Label, UK)
Kathryn Joseph - From When I Wake the Want Is (Rock Action Records, UK)
Bliss Signal - Bliss Signal (Profound Lore Records, Canada)
Get The Blessing - If It Can It Will (Kartel Music Group, UK)
Tarawangsawelas - Tetap Terbit (Morphine Records, Germany)
Jeremiah Jae - All Me (ft Karenbe) (Hit + Run, USA)
Norvis Junior - Not Normal (New Math Records, USA)

This week we have a stunning selection of leftfield electronic music. Not only is there a new record from Aphex Twin, but stunning Mexican electronics from IntiNahual and the brilliant new record from Brandt Brauer Frick's Daniel Brandt. We also have Anna Meredith's rework of Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons, a collaboration between Throwing Snow and Wil Plowman under the Swaabi Maa moniker to celebrate the birthday of their A Future Without Records, and lots of good music from Portugal, Niger and beyond.

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This week's show has a lorra psych in it. From the opening riffs of Japanese band Kikagaku Moyo through to metal psych of Kurokuma, there's a lot of tasty colours on show here. Also from Japan we have gqom-inspired bass music from Mars89, there's some detective jazz out of Salford with The Crime Scene Ensemble, stunning avant-garde folk from Sealionwoman, and a gorgeous ending from Alexander Tuck

From twisted Russian-born, Argentina-based, Chinese music from Astrosuka through to the new one from Bella Union and Sacred Bones artist Marissa Nadler, this week's podcast takes you through a wild exploration of delicate and twisted experimental music. We have the brutal, brilliant new Eartheater record, experimental Ghanaian afro funk, beautiful New Zealand dancehall and a whole lot more.

Tracklisting

New Optimism - Jet Setters (Phantom Limb, UK)

Astrosuka - B3T (Genome 6.66Mbp, China / TRRUENO, Argenti

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This week's show brings you the unbelievable new collaboration between Jlin and Wayne McGregor's contemporary choreography show 'Autobiography', we also have experimental folk from Germany, rock noise, smooth hip hop and a whole lotta exploratory electronic sounds.

Tracklisting

Warmduscher - I Go

A little two hour bonus to see you through the weekend - Gareth's conversation with Ninja Tune co-founder and one half of Coldcut Jon More. Ninja Tune has released hundreds of records, with names on the roster including Roots Manuva, Bonobo, Cinematic Orchestra, Young Fathers, and The Bug.

They talk about the foundation of Ninja Tune, the role of the label in the 21st century. The role of sub labels (including Big Dada, and Technicolor), their relationship with Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder records, and play

Congolese power showers, gnarly metal, and beautiful, stunning folk music pepper this week's podcast. In amongst the usual blend of conscious hiphop, abstract and experimental electronics, and avant garde Japanese jazz. We have the latest from long-time favourite Bass Clef as well as new music from across the globe.

Tracklisting

RP Boo - Earth's Battle Dance (Planet Mu, UK)

KOKOKO! - Azo Toke (ICI)

Hekla - Muddle (Phantom Limb, UK)

Micall Parknsun & Mr Thing - Still At It (Village Live, UK)

Tomb Mold - Ma

A real pick n mixture for podcast 188. Metal from KEN Mode, new material from rock heroes Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs, grime from Skeng legend Flowdan, and dubs, abstract electronics, the long-awaited return of Pram and loads more.

Tracklisting

KEN Mode - Feathers & Lips (Seasons of Mist, France)

Jay Glass Dubs - The Safest Dub (Berceuse Heroique, France)

Modeselektor - Kalif Storch (Ninja Tune, UK / Monkeytown Records, Germany)

John Bence - Kill (Grooming Records, UK)

Pram - Shimmer and Disappear

After the chilled week last week, we're unashamedly throwing bangers at you on this week's pod. The brutal, brilliant pop sounds of SOPHIE kick us off, as we travel through stunning sounds from Khalab's new record, a new Ugandan record label releasing heavy bass sounds, Lewisham grime fro Flohio, and Polish experimental music from Edinburgh.

Tracklisting

SOPHIE - Ponyboy (Transgressive Records, UK)

Khalab - Black Noise (feat. Tenesha the Wordsmith) (On the Corner Records, UK)

Slows - A Great Big Smile Fro

A show that's best described as 'chill' this week, as most of the music will have you woozy in the summer sun. Another description would be 'symmetrical' as it's bookended by two dub tracks - the first from debutants Spiritual Rockers, and the final note from legend Lee Scratch Perry. In the middle we have a 14 minute opus from Low, electronic experimentation from Jako Maron on Uganda's Nyege Nyege Tapes, thundering techno from Blawan, cocaine pop from Jitwam and a whole lot more.

Tracklisting

Spiritual R