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Taken from Beyond The Wizards Sleeve's acclaimed debut 'The Soft Bounce', we released two expansive remixes from the album by Daniel Avery and BTU - a collaboration between producers Babe, Terror and U. Two very distinct trips into the outer reaches of electronic sound.Avery ramps up the atmosphere of 'The Soft Bounce' with an airy, drifting electronic mantra, pulsing with gliding motorik propulsion perfect for late night escapades. On the flipside, BTU, take album closer 'Third Mynd' and recast it as a mind opening sixteen minute collage of found sound, drone and atmosphere, a psychedelic opus befitting Jon Savage's otherworldly speech. Bliss. Pressed...

Though he may still be tweaking the space laser to perfect album 'numero twomero' (hey, it's a working title), Terje has still found the time to tease us with a sneak preview of what's to come in the form of this body moving, brain grooving cover version of a Norse synth spectacular from the dystopian dance floors of '82. Inspired by his Dansbar diversions, Todd took to the studio for a little multitrack mania, replaying every part of this doomy dancer with all the Olsen sparkle you could ever wish for. Luring Det Gylne Triangel back into the booth for...

5 years since it's initial release, Erol Alkan's rework of 'Forever Dolphin Love' still stands as an example of two very separate musical worlds colliding, resulting in a classic record which still wins new fans with every single play. Due to the initial pressings changing hands for seriously high money, we had numerous requests for a repress the 12".  So here it is, now on deep blue vinyl.Grab the vinyl (comes with a free download card) here or download it from here You can also stream it on Spotify here Follow Connan Mockasin:FacebookTwitterInstagramSoundcloud

Beyond The Wizards Sleeve release 'Black Crow', the latest single to be taken from their recently released, much acclaimed debut album 'The Soft Bounce'. Released on Phantasy October 7th, 'Black Crow' is the third single to be taken from the album. Part American Gothic, part future movie soundtrack, it’s a song of haunting beauty. Holly Miranda's vocal glides across reflective strings and delicate crystalline snippets of sound, resulting in an epic torch song lament. It’s backed with 'White Crow', Erol Alkan's mighty extended reworking of the song, placing it in spacious widescreen, where you can hear for miles. Buy the vinyl (with a free download) from...