James Blake, exactly one-half of Mount Kimbie but a fully beloved producer in his own right, drops a triad of slow humping body-funk melodies and r&b vocal experiments from another dimension on 12 inches for the Hessle Audio label. If you like electronica that works better on your headphones than on the dancefloor, than this [...]

Holy shit, Madlib just may be the most prolific musician on earth.  The third installment in his MONTHLY series of Medicine Show albums is “Beat Konducta in Africa”.  This one was inspired and fueled by the afro-beat, funk, psych-rock, garage-rock & soul records of Africa.  In addition to the two songs posted below, you can [...]

The third twelve-inch from dubstep wunderkind Joy Orbison. Featuring all the things we’ve come to love about this guy: warm, neon synth lines with chopped & skewed vocal lines, Joy Orbison can truly do no wrong. What really sets this one apart from all the other amazing dance 12″s that have been released so far [...]

Javelin bring the boombox rhapsody back to your turntable platter for a second round on their second 12″ released on Thrill Jockey, befittingly entitled 2. Persisting beyond mere hipster irony and rocking harder than the party down the street, this is bound to sell out as fast as the last one did seeing as how [...]

Gonjasufi is a man who keeps damn good company. The production credits may look familiar, but this definitely isn’t your typical Warp album – not that there is such a thing as a typical Warp album. Lysergic beat constructions from Flying Lotus, Mainframe and the motherfucking Gaslamp Killer keep your head nodding and your subs [...]

Thanks to OMG superfan Dangerous Dave for pointing this one out to us. We aren’t going to start posting every underground rap 12″ that pops up or anything, but this one caught my eye thanks to a well-placed Paul White remix. The rest of it’s not too shabby either, here’s what the label has to [...]

The first vinyl release from Kranky for 2010 is a celebration in and of itself, we love this label. However, this release is doubly exciting since it is nothing less than the new album from underwater ambient maestro Loscil. What else? Oh, it’s also the very first Loscil album ever available on the vinyl format [...]

The dubstep genre has become so insanely prolific, it’s gotten pretty difficult to keep up with, let alone know for sure what even qualifies as being dubstep anymore. The latter can be debated endlessly on the appropriate forums – all I know is, I like what I’m hearing right here on these two ten-inch slabs [...]

Just got word about this debut LP from Houston three-piece Balaclavas, a brand new release on the Dull Knife label.  This stuff is dubbed-out, psychedelic, and melodic, with a nice little dose of adrenaline-inducing post-punk.  In other words, it’s a big pot of ingredients that OMGVinyl readers will find delicious.  The vinyl is limited to [...]

When it comes time to release a new album from the legendary Massive Attack, The Vinyl Factory has certainly spared no expense. I have to say, I’m a little more confident slapping down thirty pounds on this then I am on, say, an über-deluxxx version of the new Hot Chip album. Heligoland comes on a [...]

I heard you guys like Bullion. And you may have heard that we like Ghostly International, the super swanky boutique label with one of the best logos ever created. And I’ve never heard of Osborne, but he doesn’t make a peep on this limited edition 12″ EP, except to offer his tracks up for the [...]

Speaking of Pantha Du Prince, dude also has a new album coming out which, let’s face it, is probably going to far outshine Pawel’s. No disrespect to Pawel, just sayin’. Either way, you should probably buy them both – there really aren’t too many amazing blissed-out deep techno albums coming out these days. Oh yeah, [...]

Paul Kominek, founder of the Dial label in Germany, finally drops his debut album as Pawel. This is the same label that brought us the last album from Pantha Du Prince, and this self-titled 2xLP from Pawel explores a similar aesthetic. Totally minimal and totally deep-house influenced techno meanderings. I mentioned Pantha Du Prince because [...]

I should start this off by saying that these are both super limited, so if the phrase “New LPs on Digitalis” sets your heart skipping, scroll directly to the links below. Otherwise, keep reading (or don’t, just means more LPs for the rest of us). Roll The Dice is something I knew absolutely nothing about, [...]

It’s been awhile since we had any new twelve inch tunes from Zomby, and it will be a while still, since this is just another remix. Just another remix is kind of selling it short though. It’s a remix of a Martyn tune, backed with another mix from one of my favorite producers of 2009 [...]