incl dave aju and the mole remixes

rsd release, 1 per customer

next mord cassette releasecomes from perfo.

das sechste studioalbum von kettcar.

third album

ultra limited copies

fresh electro stuff great

this is the first release from the lost, re-discovered, re-mastered tracks which were originally recorded some 20 years ago. originally used as a vehicle for gary “the general” to play unreleased tracks at the now infamous and legendary manga club night in edinburgh.

yellow vinyl pressing.. just a classic. decks tip!

live rage against the machine

ltd 7 inch

cosmic explosion by japanese producer, yasushi ide

ultra limited 7 inch release

great dbl header

limited 180 gram vinyl in hand-numbered sleeve.

the cardigans’ 4th album from 1998 back on 180 gram vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

a 1999 classic - well known tracks for the house heads. check out the b side - a must have!
2018 reissue-max 1 copy per customer!

it is time to close a first chapter with the 4th release of the label inviting all founding artists to contribute a track to form an eclectic but surprisingly coherent e.p. this is the definition of jazz cabage’s liberated club music.

the third vinyl outing from lossless music’s leftfield off-shoot label features the return of elementz of noize with a stunning dj shadow meets drum & bass track called “the grand escape”. it’s 10 minutes of emotionally charged breakbeat unlike anything you’ve heard before. on the the b side label boss soul intent offers up two half-time slices of emotive electronica. “the fire” includes the amazing voice of jazz singer sula mae while “it’s ok to be sad sometimes” demonstrates yet deeper levels from the talented lossless music founder.

up until now, this dubplate has only been heard in session, a heavy nod to classic jamaican dub, fused with uk steppers and contemporary bass music. grand ancestor is thrilled to offer a limited run 12” to the public, no digital, no repress.

the streets’ second album, “a grand don’t come for free”, was instantly hailed as another masterpiece to equal his initial clarion call, “original pirate material. whereas “original pirate material was a record that garnered acclaim from the electronic/dance fraternity and the forward-thinking wings of the rock/mainstream press, “a grand don’t come for free” swept the board in prompting critical praise.

ron delivers again great quality music with his own remarkable sound.

the first ep of brand new material from brownswood signee diggs duke, *the upper hand & other grand illusions* is a series of vignettes that tell a story of courtship and intimate interaction.

osunlade graces us with more unique, truely deephousemusic with strong afro jazz references.

macro greets rhythmic expressionism: stefan goldmann’s “the grand hemiola” is the first real innovation in the vinyl format in years! 144 locked grooves build a toolkit that breaks out of the limitation of one 4/4 cycle and brings unique possiblities to create complex polyrhythms just with two decks and a mixer. stefan goldmann’s first ever double vinyl album is a take on the infinite possibilities of rhythmic layering. percussion-heavy, focussed on clashing metres, deeply exploring the sound set – from the orchestral “grand hemiola”, to the triplet-feel of “megi’s waltz”, from the 11/8 pattern of “double hendecagon” to the anti-loops of “away from the flock”: a unique, non-conformist album of haunted acoustics, haptic percussion and deep rhythmic expression. a true, first time invention comes on two sides of the vinyl set: “the grand hemiola” loop toolkit overcomes the time restriction of locked grooves: one record contains loops in 4/4, the other in 3/4 (employing the time differences of the rotation rates 33 and 45 rpm). in the mix, they sum up to an extended cycle of 3x 4/4 or 4x 3/4 and enable building complex “3 over 4” polyrhythms (“hemiolas”). you can mix loop into loop for hours without ever getting trapped. more than an album, this is a note: pitch down side d to approx. -1.5 to match the loops’ bpm rate on sides b & d

after almost a year hiatus the detroit grand pubahs are back with their detelefunk label. detelefunk being an abbreviation for detroit (det) electronic (ele) funk, they relaunch their imprint with a remixes series of some of their favourite producers remixing tracks from their last 3 albums. hence the title of the series being made up of words from all these album giving us the funtastic “buttfunkula and the remixes from earth”. this is the first of 2 volumes / eps that will offer new remixes, leading into a remix compilation featuring the finest remixes of the pubahs music from over the years. volume 1 sees the minimal originator himself, robert hood, take the reigns and remix the title track from the pubahs debut album >funk all y all<, while detroits underground resistance / interstellar fugitives dj 3000 takes one of paris the black fus first tracks >stalking you< (previously released on throw) and adds his albanian rhythms. finally, last but by no means least swedens samuel l session takes time out from producing for his own klap klap label to deliver this peak time dancefloor remix of the infamous >dr bootygrabber<. promising to take robert hood, dj 3000 and samuel l sessions on a galactic ass trip in their star ship was paris the black fu & the mysterious mr os way of getting them to do remixes. >now all i have to do is get them to deliver< comments paris from his secret lab >i do plan to bring them home after the remixes have been released. working with these artists has been a goal of ours for the past few years, and now that they ve been abducted may the funk be with all of us<

jean paul bondy (noodles/volsoc) wee djs electronic battle of epic proportions!

the record was born too early, when house music was still very underground, so consequently it passed into house music history with only a very few discerning djs and collectors owning original us copies. in keeping with chicagos musical history, one of the unsung heros of house has been drafted in to keep the new versions feet firmly on the ground. craig loftis aka grand high priest who along with joe promised land smooth on keys! give the track a more understated could upstate from london back to chicago with 3 killa mixes

massive package of remixes for this huge club track includes a remix by the man of the moment ben macklin not to be missed

we are the grand kru and who are you?!? dirty maximal house rebellion track from berlin. dark analog beats clunking out of a 606 drum machine mixed with deep bass hits. long approach before the chant begins. long synth stretches highlight. a late night epic. ep is complete with instrumental mix and accapella. limited 450 pressing

****bomb alert*** massive techno here !!!! big names on this red couloured 12inch vinyl special edition with a killer track from detroit grand pubahs & massive vitalic remix already strong support from steve bug, dave clarke, sven vath, erol alkan, alan braxe,tiga, laurent garnier, gildas & masaya, john lord fonda…….

hip hop tunes meeting techfunk.. big bass originals on each side and well done mixes for the real jouisseur.. enjoy the phat & deep remixes by the master himself and his labelmates oliver s and harry axt!!