Alt Rock

Shifting from acoustic intimacy to metallic rage and from raga to dark electronics, Alessandro Monti's debut release as Unfolk combines unorthodox music for mandolin, with ethnic percussion, violin and a variety of guitars/electronic processes.

Preorder now for March 26th 2010 release

Presented in a gatefold cover (with insert: The Lost Opus of Heracleum Ipotesis), these are the last copies of the limited edition first pressing of the album.

'Beautifully produced music that brings a refreshing new angle to the folk/world/electro discourse.' - Daniel Biro

An unusual 'concept album', The Venetian Book Of The Dead is a remarkable collaboration between Italian producer Alessandro Monti and British songwriter Kevin Hewick.

Mixing Electronica and lyrical acoustic arrangements with beguiling and unusual song-structures, the album features 10 modern 'protest songs' and 6 haunting instrumentals.

Mastered by Jon Astley (Led Zeppelin, The Who etc), the CD comes in a beautiful limited edition gatefold cover with a 32 page booklet.

Exploring a gentle and impressionistic Durutti Column, Cocteau Twins, Harold Budd and Eberhard Weber territory, this unique combination of haunting textures and loop improvs might just be one of the highly regarded Rothko's finer moments.

Critically lauded Maltese/English singer-songwriter Martin Grech returns with 'The Heritage', the first single taken from his forthcoming album, ‘March Of The Lonely’ (which will be released in June).

Martin first entered the public consciousness when his debut single, the haunting falsetto track ‘Open Heart Zoo’, was used by Lexus cars in a TV advertising campaign in 2002. The track, written by Martin when he was only 19 years old, proved a sizable hit when released on Interscope through Island Records, and a debut album of the same name followed. Produced by Andy Ross, the album brought favourable comparisons with the intensity and vision of Radiohead, Talk Talk and Nine Inch Nails, and the dynamics and depth of Porcupine Tree and Jeff Buckley.

In 2005, Martin Grech released his second album ‘Unholy’, which despite taking a darker and more experimental turn, met with even greater critical acclaim, being hailed in some quarters as one of the albums of the year.

Steeped in acoustic influences such as Crosby, Stills & Nash, Johnny Cash and Simon & Garfunkel, 'The Heritage' is the first taste from what will surely come to be regarded as Martin’s most important work to date, 'The March Of The Lonely'.

Centrozoon's long-awaited album with No-Man singer Tim Bowness finally arrives on Berlin-based Resonancer Records. Also featuring contributions from King Crimson's Pat Mastellotto.

Part Bowie, part Baby Bird, part 23rd Century court jester on a George Formby tip. Be afraid - the future of DIY singer-songwriter electronica is among us.

From croon-laden epics to out-rock experiments, this represents a collection of all Navigator's output for the respected Noisebox label..

'Tiny Ghosts' is the official debut CD release from Rhinoceros, aka Birmingham-based multi-instrumentalist, Gramophone percussionist and No-Man collaborator, David Picking.

Featuring a distinctive contribution from vocalist Tim Bowness and the turntable skills of DJ Log, the album combines the creaking atmospherics of Papa M with the cut-and-paste aesthetics of DJ Shadow to create a quiet gem of organic, reflective electronica.