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Sherelle

With A Vengeance

Made across 2024 between London and Amsterdam, 'WITH A VENGEANCE' (or WAV for short) is the sound of uptempo catharsis, of SHERELLE making sense of a turbulent and difficult moment in time in her personal life. Determined to write one track a day, the studio became a safe space for SHERELLE to channel anger and feelings of betrayal, her hard and fast club tracks turning darkness into the cerebral joy of overcoming adversity. From those intense daily writing sessions has emerged a sharp, finely-crafted 10-track LP that is powered by fierce feminine energy and reflects the hard/soft and light/dark dualities of the dancefloor and life itself.

'WITH A VENGEANCE' is also a rally cry for the 160 scene, designed to push the tempo in new, exciting and as yet undiscovered directions. Inspired by SHERELLE’s foundational influences such as Kode9, Scratch DVA, Machinedrum, Lone and SBTRKT as well as the soundsystem-shaking groove of grime’s R&G sub genre, the album is designed to change perceptions of what 160 can be. But don’t get it twisted: this isn’t a concept album. WAV is for the dancefloor, delivering shades of London, New York, Detroit and Chicago in ways that are guaranteed to raise gun finger salutes. 


TRACK LISTING

1. ENTER THE VOID
2. DON'T WANT U
3. WITH A VENGEANCE
4. XTC
5. FREAKY (JUST MY TYPE) - SHERELLE & George Riley
6. READY, STEADY, GO!
7. SPEED (ENDURANCE)
8. XTC SUSP3NDED
9. LOVE YOUR ENEMIES
10. THRU THE NITE

Any Young Mechanic

There's A New Place On The Market

Having taken their name from a line in Hooray For Hollywood – inspired by the song’s jarring use in Robert Altman’s Philip Marlowe detective movie The Long Goodbye – there is an aptly cinematic quality to Any Young Mechanic’s music.

With intricate scenes, enthralling narratives and unique characters cropping up across the lyrics, and a kaleidoscopic yet coherently interwoven spectrum of moods and emotions stretching through the music, the Adelaide five-piece bring a fresh language to folk music’s natural propensity to spin a good yarn.

So rather than offering borrowed references illuminated by the cosy flickers of campfire flames, on their debut album 'The Modern Shoe Is Ruining The Foot', the Australian band’s urgent songs conjure up vivid, widescreen vistas that blend the genre’s enduring charms with a musical dexterity and sharp vision reaching beyond folk’s usual corners.

“We are trying to make folk music for now,” suggests frontman Sam Wilson. “Turning it on its head in a new, sometimes uncanny way, because we don't want to just do the old thing again. I don't think it’s interesting to make things again, so we’re searching for a contemporary edge.”

The roots of this original yet inclusive approach, in part, go back to the Adelaide music scene that helped to forge Any Young Mechanic.

Though all five studied aspects of music, from classical to contemporary, at Adelaide’s Elder Conservatorium, it was the intimate, interconnected nature of the DIY music scene in Australia’s fifth city that helped to shape the band. At the same time, an organic influence from South London also proved as useful as instruction on crotchets and minims, song structures and production.

“Adelaide is a small city so it’s a small scene, but a very tight knit musical community, everyone plays in everyone’s else’s bands,” explains violinist and multi-instrumentalist Thea Martin, recalling how half a world away Adelaide’s musicians were galvanised in 2019 by the emergence of Black Midi and Black Country, New Country New Road around Brixton. 


TRACK LISTING

1. There's A New Place On The Market
2. Every Time You Put Me Up, I Get Down Some New Way

Mild Orange

Foreplay - 2025 Repress

Since forming in Dunedin in 2017, New Zealand’s Mild Orange have become a band belonging to the world that has built an international following on the back of songs that have unfolded like secrets shared between friends and lovers. Or as Billboard put it, 'Mild Orange have mastered making music for the nostalgic’. 

TRACK LISTING

1. Intro
2. Outro
3. Stranger
4. Some Feeling
5. Mysight
6. Down By The River
7. Selfish Lover
8. Losing Time
9. In The Living Room

Agung Mango

In Belly We Trust

As the next official phase of his fascination with sonic experimentation, 'IN BELLY WE TRUST' is Agung Mango threading together a defined sense of originality and versatility with the philosophy of the brain-gut connection – the enteric nervous system.

An album of navigating this realisation, 'IN BELLY WE TRUST' is a testament to patience and maturity, and how it’s reached by taking detailed notes from his environment, the people that surround him and his own dependency. The record draws inspiration from experimental rap, punk, jazz, alternative R&B and his rich Indonesian and Italian heritage.

Speaking to 'IN BELLY WE TRUST’s release, Agung Mango shares, “This album is a reflection of a pivotal moment in my life where I learned to trust myself and embrace authenticity. I was going through a lot during that time and music seemed to be the only release that was helping me. It’s a raw expression of my journey in the last year and a bit.”


TRACK LISTING

1. PRAY4TAKSU
2. APPRENTICESHIP
3. BELLYONAIRE
4. GUT
5. SAVE URSELF
6. ECHO
7. FLUENT
8. MARVELLOUS
9. PEW PEW
10. DOWN2EARF
11. RAGING BULL
12. THE MOTH PREFERS THE MOON
13. PEMECUTAN NAPOLETANA

Radio Free Alice

Polyester

Radio Free Alice sound like the sense of freedom you get when your bouncing up and down in the mosh. This fast-rising, Naarm-based sextet are our hot tip for summer, with a sound so moreish we can’t help but go back for more. Put Radio Free Alice on, cut about your bedroom and get excited before they unavoidably start skyrocketing.

TRACK LISTING

1. 2010
2. Johnny
3. Spain
4. On The Ground

Radio Free Alice

Radio Free Alice - 2025 Repress

What a debut. A hint of New York, but actually, it's from Naarm. Singularity, angularity, passion. A driving force of guitars that doff their hat to The Walkmen and The Strokes but know and understand the melody of Talking Heads and The Cure. And a group that aren't afraid to use a saxophone, either.



TRACK LISTING

1. Waste Of Space
2. Paris Is Gone
3. I Gotta (Fall In Love)
4. Look What You’ve Done


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