What's Spinning January 2026

New release

Mozart: The Violin Concertos
Roberto Gonzales-Monjas
Mozarteumorchester Salzburg
Berlin Classics - 23rd January 2026
24/96
DR: 16

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PVA
No More Like This
Electronica
It’s All For Fun - 2026
24/44.1 - DR: 9dB

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Just released this week.

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Tricky
Fall To Pieces
Trip-Hop
False Idols - 2020
24/44.1 - DR: 5dB

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I think @T38.45 already mentioned “Fall To Pieces” was Tricky’s masterpiece.
I fully agree with him.

Short, only 28 minutes, but his roughest, bitterest, darkest, yet the most poetic album he has ever made.
Long story short, Tricky created this record a year or so after his daughter committed suicide…
All his pain and distress are there, visceral yet beautiful, still with Marta as the lead vocalist.

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Been ill today, probably norovirus which left me firing on 2 cylinders. So, curled up in the couch, fire on, lights low and playing one album quite quietly.

Underworld - Drift Series 1
Qobuz 16/44
Eight hours playing time :wink:

A quieter more tuneful Underworld retrospective with some glorious stuff on it.
Three tracks with The Necks, which is never a bad thing.

Favourite track - Custard Speedtalk

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Talking Heads: Stop Making Sense (Deluxe Edition), Live
Rhino / Warner - 1st September 1984 (2023 Remaster)
24/44.1
DR: 5

Time for another listen!

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Back from Dubai and resuming my survey of Vänskä’s Beethoven cycle. Enjoying them more with every listening..

Minnesota Orchestra, Osmo Vänskä “Beethoven, Van L.: Symphonies Nos. 3, “Eroica” and 8” 2006, Qobuz 24/44.1

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The Avener
The Wanderings Of The Avener
Electro/Deep-House/French-touch
Capitol Records - 2015
24/44.1 - DR: 7dB

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4 Likes

David Gilmour: The Luck and Strange Concerts
Legacy - 17th October 2025
24/96
DR: 9

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10cc: How Dare You
Art Rock, Prog-Rock
Mercury Records (1976) - 14th July 1997
16/44.1
DR: 8

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Various artists
Artificial Intelligence
Electronica
Warp - 1992
16/44.1 - DR: 6dB
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Parcels
Live, Vol. 1
Electronica
Because Music - 2020
16/44.1 - DR: 6dB

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Parcels’ very best album.
They cover here the songs of their first album with real analog instruments and they recorded all of it live in a studio. This gives this disc a 70’s sound coloration which I absolutely enjoy.

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In case you haven’t watched the actual complete recording! Enjoy :smiley:

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BTW, I also own the vinyl version of it, and it also sounds totally awesome. :wink:

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Joe Jackson: I’m the Man
New Wave
A&M - October 1979
16/44.1
DR: 6

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Rachel Sermanni - Dreamer Awake

Digital Download

16/44.1

Indie Folk

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Osmo Vänskä, Minnesota Orchestra “Beethoven: Symphonies Nos. 4 and 5” 2004, Qobuz 24/88.2

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Judie Tzuke: Welcome to the Cruise
Soft Rock
The Rocket Record Company - 1979
16/44.1
DR: 7

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Eva Cassidy: Nightbird (Live)
Singer/Songwriter, Pop/Rock
Blix Street Records - 13th November 2015
16/44.1
DR: 10

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Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore - Tragic Magic

Qobuz

Ambient

24/48

Barwick on synths and vocals ,Lattimore on harp. Album sounds like the cover,as a walk through a magic forest.

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Another absolutely ‘reference’ (ahem) quality recording from “Prof” Keith O Johnson. IME you’ll have to look long and hard to find a jazz ensemble (and the surrounding space) more realistically captured. This for me is the perfect proof point for James’s argument “it’s not the quantity of the bits that matters but the quality of the bits.” Great music too.

Mike Garson “Jazz Hat” 2012, Qobuz 16/44.1

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