Originally released back in 1986 GN, was the opening sonic statement from French duo Geins't Naït. It features two around twenty-minute tracks- which shift between surreal textured beat scapes, dada oddness, weird industrial texturing, strange field recording, and sudden fleeting darts into punk rock. Here from the folks at Klanggalerie is a well-deserved CD reissue of this great example of French sonic experimentation in the mid-’80s.
 

Morning Music is a twenty track CD release that focuses on the (conventional ) tuneful, mellow, and buoyant side of The Residents back catalogue. It’s a collection that largely darts around the project's output from between the ’90s and 2000s, though we do have bits 'n' bobs from the late ’80s/ early ’90s.

Traktor Pulling is a Swedish harsh noise split, that's themed around as its title suggests tractor pulling. With two projects offering up tire spinning, accelerator slamming, and clutch burning noise-making with rough ‘n’ raw leanings.

Here from the folks at BGO Records is another two-CD set of 1970’s albums by African American guitarist Earl Klugh, who plays an approachable blend of lite-Jazz fusion and smooth jazz. The set features three albums in all-we have his 1976 debut album Earl Klugh, its follow up Living Inside Your love, also from 76, and 1978’s Magic In Your Eyes. The sound over the two discs is a mellow, lightly moody, and often melodic jazz-pop- with elements of disco, funk, soul and occasional world music flavours weaved in here and there.

Though Midnight appeared in the early 1980s, it feels so 70’s exploitation it hurts. It’s a backwoods thriller-come-chiller with chuckling killer rednecks ‘n’ deranged cops, a blood-drinking satanic cult, with good doses of both sleaze ‘n’ violence. Here from the folks over at Severin films is a new region free Blu Ray release of the film- featuring a rather classy new print, and some neat extras.

A un domani senza alba is a wall noise collab that takes in two thirty-five minutes examples of hacking bass 'n' jittering static based wall-craft. The digital release brings together the long-running Croatian project Placenta Lyposuction, and Italian project Rapace- which has seemingly been active since 2019.