Amoeba hollywood Staff
Jordan Heyser
Amoeba Hollywood
Electronic music buyer for Amoeba Music in Hollywood. Superstar DJ.
Welcome To Hell, Product Type: (LP)
Joseph Shabason, Product
He’s a saxophonist who’s played on albums by Destroyer and The War on Drugs. It’s jazz with moods ranging from 70s Herbie Hancock fusion to moody late-night soft rock ala The Blue Nile, apparently inspired by a classic 1996 Toy Machine skateboarding video.
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Radio Red, Product Type: (LP)
Laura Groves, Product Title:
She made a well-received LP as Blue Roses in 2008 but I only just discovered her last year. Sampha and Floating Points make appearances. The songs are tender and confessional with plenty of pianos and synths, often without percussion. There are hints of “Never For Ever”-era Kate Bush. Lovely stuff!
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Stand, Scatter EP, Product Type:
Lust Pattern, Product Title:
A member of synth-pop/darkwave duo Linea Aspera drops the dour attitude and gets a bit playful with his machines. Four jams of varying tempos in the style of Frak or Unit Moebius with zaps, gurgles, electro beats and some Cluster-like Krautrock grooves.
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In Parallel, Product Type: (LP)
Salamanda, Product Title:
This label is known for UK bass and techno, but this is sparkling, effervescent and cheerful ambient electronic music by two women from Seoul. Listen to it outdoors once the weather is warm again!
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a.s.o., Product Type: (LP)
a.s.o., Product Title:
The duo of vocalist/producer Alia Seror-O'Neill and producer Lewie Day (aka Tornado Wallace) have made a picture-perfect recreation of 90s trip-hop ala Massive Attack. Sometimes moody and dark, sometimes hopeful. Sink into your beanbag chair and chill out!
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In Dub Conference Volume One, Product Type: (LP)
Harry Mudie / King Tubby,
A hard-to find dub reggae collector's favorite, first released in 1976 and available again on wax! Don't wait to grab a copy- who knows how long it will stay in print...
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Alcachofa, Product Type: (LP)
Ricardo Villalobos, Product
Out of print for far too long, this milestone album is on vinyl once more. When it was released in 2003, there was simply no other music like it- minimalist, but densely detailed; artificial, but organic; abstract, but groovy. If you've never listened to Villalobos' music, start here!
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Welcome To Hell (LP)
Joseph Shabason
He’s a saxophonist who’s played on albums by Destroyer and The War on Drugs. It’s jazz with moods ranging from 70s Herbie Hancock fusion to moody late-night soft rock ala The Blue Nile, apparently inspired by a classic 1996 Toy Machine skateboarding video.
Read more
Radio Red (LP)
Laura Groves
She made a well-received LP as Blue Roses in 2008 but I only just discovered her last year. Sampha and Floating Points make appearances. The songs are tender and confessional with plenty of pianos and synths, often without percussion. There are hints of “Never For Ever”-era Kate Bush. Lovely stuff!
Read more
Stand, Scatter EP
Lust Pattern
A member of synth-pop/darkwave duo Linea Aspera drops the dour attitude and gets a bit playful with his machines. Four jams of varying tempos in the style of Frak or Unit Moebius with zaps, gurgles, electro beats and some Cluster-like Krautrock grooves.
Read more
In Parallel (LP)
Salamanda
This label is known for UK bass and techno, but this is sparkling, effervescent and cheerful ambient electronic music by two women from Seoul. Listen to it outdoors once the weather is warm again!
Read more
a.s.o. (LP)
a.s.o.
The duo of vocalist/producer Alia Seror-O'Neill and producer Lewie Day (aka Tornado Wallace) have made a picture-perfect recreation of 90s trip-hop ala Massive Attack. Sometimes moody and dark, sometimes hopeful. Sink into your beanbag chair and chill out!
Read more
In Dub Conference Volume One (LP)
Harry Mudie / King Tubby
A hard-to find dub reggae collector's favorite, first released in 1976 and available again on wax! Don't wait to grab a copy- who knows how long it will stay in print...
Read more
Alcachofa (LP)
Ricardo Villalobos
Out of print for far too long, this milestone album is on vinyl once more. When it was released in 2003, there was simply no other music like it- minimalist, but densely detailed; artificial, but organic; abstract, but groovy. If you've never listened to Villalobos' music, start here!
Read more