Definitely worthy of being an all-time fav.

Annanas by Tosca

Hird-Keep You Kimi

Release date 26th April 2022
Buy/listen: https://LateNightTales.lnk.to/whatdothestarssaytoyou
Taken from the album 'What do the stars say to you', released 24th June 2022 on 10-track vinyl and 15-track CD version (François Kervorkian Continuous Mix).

"From the cosmos to a seed, across the seas, slaves picking cotton, the Flos Potentia of the plantation crops, black hands in fields, on drums. We journey with our ancestors in their power, to the Yoruba Temple in Harlem with Oba Adefummi and Ile. We see the fires of industry, the trains bringing the crops and building this nation, expanding this vision. The dance of the Divine Horsemen, 16mm trip ticks of the America Road, storytelling by firelight. A tree grows, in the cosmos, Ron Trent and Khruangbin take us there."

Christopher Andrew, April 2022

Ron Trent Presents WARM - Flos Potentia (Sugar, Cotton, Tobacco) [Feat. Khruangbin]

Definition- Kruder & Dorfmeister

Tosca - Honey

It's no secret that we're big fans of Henrik Schwarz explorations into the classical realm, what with bringing you his Trialogue last year.

When news of an album on Sony Classical, we were obvously keen to hear it. Titled 'Instruments' the LP' main focus is on, you guessed it, the instruments themselves. "​I wanted to see whether this music still means anything when you take away all the synthetic sounds and the beats."​ An interesting approach, considering the more formal and tested approach electronic musicians take when presented with an orchestra.

Henrik Schwarz "Leave My Head Alone Brain Seven" - Boiler Room Debuts

Please enjoy this funky opening credits track to "A Cell Phone Movie" (2025). 

Written by Zane Taylor
Published by A Sterling Rep

Opening Credits

Listen / order:https://k7.lnk.to/Going

Sometimes in life you find yourselves at a point where you need to walk away and leave something behind if you ever want to go back to it. Other paths must be walked, other experiences learnt from to give you a fresh view of where you’ve come from. In that sense going back to the roots, rediscovering their past with fresh eyes, is the concept behind Richard Dorfmeister & Rupert Huber’s new Tosca album, ‘Going Going Going’.

For over two decades and several albums Tosca has served as a vehicle for Richard and Rupert to express their personal moods and impressions, each release holding up a mirror to their inner lives. Now though after ten albums the journey has come full circle and once again they’ve returned to the kind of instrumental tracks, full of deep beats and dubbed out textures that made Tosca’s name.

“It just feels good to come back to our original sound,“ says Rupert Huber. “After experimenting with song structures and vocal collaborations on the last album (2014’s “Outta Here”), we were looking at how we could make a logical progression and we realized that our real strength lay in TOSCA’s roots, we just has to update that sound into something that made sense in 2017.”

The result is ‘Going Going Going’, an album that Tosca fans will immediately recognize and yet one that doesn’t just trade on former glories. Hitting the ground running opening track ‘Import Export’ sounds like a Lee Scratch Perry version of a Ennio Morricone soundtrack, a motif reoccurs throughout the album, most notably on ‘Dr Dings’, their reinterpretation of America’s classic ‘Horse With No Name’.

Like the best of Tosca’s output though ‘Going Going Going’ denies easy catergorsation taking in everything from the uneasy listening of ‘Hausner’ to excursions into House (‘Wotan’), Ambient Electronica (‘Olympia), Funk (‘Loveboat’) and beyond. Still despite an almost overabundance of ideas, in the more than capable hands of these two pioneers the result is a complex yet coherent and confident album that stands shoulder to shoulder with the best of their storied back catalogue.

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Going Going Going

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Tosca - Export Import

Tosca - Suzuki

Forthcoming on the Futureboogie 10 Year Anniversary compilation.

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Featuring Gary Aylesbrook on solo trumpet & James Ladd on guitar.

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