
El Coco were a project that blended disco with easy listening, soul, and Jazz elements. They existed between 1975 and 1982, signed to AVI Records- releasing a total of eight albums, and twenty-five singles/ EP. Here we have a two CD set from Cherry Red's Robin songs bringing together the first four albums from the project.

For Renstemt Klaver (For justly-tuned piano) is a six-track journey into mechanism-played piano composition from Norway’s Jo David Meyer Lysne. Seemingly, Mr Lysne is most known for his work in jazz circles playing the guitar, so this is quite a departure, the results are best described as ambience, with a fairly glum/ at points dissonant leaning.

Deep down in the world where experimental metal meets electronica, you’ll probably find industrial-cum-grindcore specialist Justin K Broadrick. Primarily recognised as co-founder and guitarist in Godflesh, Broadrick has sat at the epicentre of UK’s industrial metal scene since the early 80s and has gone on to inspire and conspire with likeminded musical acolytes allowing this unique and much-loved subgenre of music to flourish. And this is indeed very much the case when it comes to Duskdawn, the new electronic-metal exploration release by Carthage – solo project of Damian Bennett and third in the collaborative series between Broadrick’s Avalanche Recordings and boutique US label GIVE/TAKE.