two songs from the 2016 debut album by durand jones & the indications on 7 inch vinyl.

comes with full picture sleeve, early support by dam swindle and jimpster and so on

comes with full cover

limited remaster

limited white coloured vinyl

rock

ultra limited copies

mist gasp on mord.

pressed on heavyweight vinyl

lp + double-sided insert, postcard

rex the dog is back! tip!

limited coloured repress! slamming 3 track ep feat robert owens, we love it... supported by mathias kaden, franco cinelli…

slamming 3 track ep feat robert owens, we love it... supported by mathias kaden, franco cinelli… pressed on black eco vinyl

ltd tiny 7 inch

reissue

soul music

from the label sequalog run by tc80. its 9th release by ildec.

dj trax returns with 3 slabs of funked up deep jungle!

jazz, soul and gospel

you probably don t know this disco banger, i think there is about 4 or 5 known copies on 7inch, everyone who has a copy has been keeping it quiet. i first heard it from david haffner about 4 years ago and had been after it since then. after a lot of research i came to the conclusion the everyone involved had passed away, but months after giving up after i spotted benitas full name on another related lp credited as a backing singer. i was then able to track down benita who was alive, well and surprised and very happy to hear from me. this one is a beast and will fly out (i find myself saying this far to often).

pheaky experimental disco, vinyl only. 300 copies for the world

guy gerber teams up with an all-star lineup of fantastic friends to bring the labels 25th release to the dancefloor. a collaborative work featuring the likes of dop, ryan crosson, varoslav, guti & greg paulus - time for a change, marks a pivotal time & place for the label. the family-feel of this release is a vibe that transcends more than the music on the record…its the way that the team behind the label operates day to day as well. with creative input on the label coming from all corners of the globe, its only natural that the 25th release would bring this crew together. >time for a change< the ep title & leading track of supplement facts’ 25th release takes charge with an almost marching tone

percussive hypnotic tech tracks

supported by carl cox, marco bailey, umek, tomaz..on the a-side >time for a change< comes with a vocodered voice and a hook that doesn t let you go until the end. b1 and b2 show more an electro-tech influence.