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Welcome to the Bleep Weekly Roundup, our guide to the best new releases. Our album of the week comes from Nicolas Jaar's A.A.L (Against All Logic) project, giving in to his darker impulses and in doing so, creating some of the best music of his career. Our EP of the week this week in a double threat from Jaar is the split single of collaborations from A.A.L (Against All Logic) this time featuring Lydia Lunch, Estado Unido and FKA Twigs.

Elsewhere we have limited copies of the split 10" from The Trilogy Tapes' CS + Kreme and YOUTH's Blazer Sound System, Egyptian Hip Hop on Andrew Lysters' YOUTH label itself, essential compilations in the form of Interstellar Funk's Artificial Dancers focusing on forgotten DIY gems of new wave, industrial and synth wave and Soul Jazz Records selection of heavyweight ragga influenced hardcore jungle tracks from the early 1990s as well as Bureau B's collection allowing us to peer behind the curtain of one of Hans-Joachim Roedelius’ most vital musical eras.

Downloads this week include new Houndstooth signing Lotic, Panasonic remixes by Muslimgauze and Zoviet France, Derek Carr on Trident Records and Cucina Povera & ELS on Editions Mego. Featured pre-orders this week include the highly anticipated return of Arca featuring Björk, Shygirl, Rosalía and SOPHIE, Warp release Squid's chugging post punk masterclass on 10", Julianna Barwick featuring Mary Lattimore, Jónsi and Nosaj Thing and an exclusive pressing Pye Corner Audio's Where Things Are Hollow 2.

Lastly, be sure to check our new Bleep Mix from Club Winston featuring the likes of DJ Stingray, EVOL and Champion as well as a selection of Club Winston’s own productions.