Triform - Tapes, Dats & DustYorkshire's underground has always run deep and this double pack from one of the region's finest new labels, Hearlucinate, makes the case well. For this double album, Leeds mainstay Tristan da Cunha has done a careful excavation of Scott Featherstone's DAT archive featuring music recorded under his Triform alias entirely on analogue hardware. The results are simultaneously timeless and urgently present, and the kind of machine jams that only reveal

Kingdom's Coming 2:25

Record box manufactured by Clear Sound And Vision (credited as "Record box produced by Clear Sound + Vision" on release

On the sleeve: Orange & white (round) removable sticker ©1983 The David Geffen Company Shorepak by Shorewood Packaging Co

‘Witches’ was the product of a sister-brother songwriting team whose music was mostly recorded in the front room of a terraced house in Nanpean

and developed during a healing period of introspection

before you know it

graced the stage of The Royal Albert Hall

Hagop’s been gathering these sounds and vignettes for almost 15 years

it was released on his own label Curtom Records

"Odyssey" is based on parts of Ashford & Simpson's "Bourgie Bourgie (Instrumental)" (Warner Bros

with Datawave’s tough take on electro kicking off on the A side and Sound Synthesis’s cosmic machine music on the B

Callin' U (The Friendly Mix) 5:34