the final chapter in the skull disco story has arrived, in the shape of a 2xcd compilation, and this limited edition black & white vinyl double pack. all tracks previously unavailable on vinyl. remixes by the likes of dj rupture, geiom, badawi, bass clef, & t++s longawaited mix of >vansan< finally sees the light of day here.

shackleton continues to push the musical envelope, reaching beyond the realms of dubstep into some dark fissure of future dread history. drawing from a familiar palette of beats and bass, >the rope tightens?< scatters rambling paranoiac poetry across a rushing moonscape soundstage, reprised in the brooding storm of >?but the branch is weak<. >in the void< adds dashes of ethnic strings to colour the darkness slightly, and >shortwave< finishes up with a rolling barrage of percussion, subs and icy gusts

dubstep monster !! skull disco is proud to present its latest release, collaboration between the well regarded producers of minimal dubwise beats appleblim & peverelist. whilst appleblim will need no introduction to skull disco followers or ravers at the legendary forward club where he is resident dj, peverelist has also been making waves of his own through his own sublime releases on his punch drunk label and has had interest in his music from dubheads, to established radio djs such as mary anne hobbes through to techno djs such as luciano

dubstep killer !! for the 9th release in the skull disco series we see shackleton teaming up with tenfold vengeance and the legendary berlin producer t++ (monolake, dynamo, erosion etc.) who is for our money up there with the finest and most notorious berlin producers right now, pushing the sounds of basic channel right through to the bass music that co-exists between techno, breaks and dubstep. kicking off where >blood on my hands< left us, with the minimal techno vibe still firmly intact and a heavy tribal, eastern influence. both tracks are absolutely epic, inspiring and represent the mashup of genres influencing the skull disco camp

skull disco s reputation as an innovative & boundary-pushing record label seems to be ever growing, so here we have it, on the 1st disc the collection of the first five vinyl releases, each standing out from its peers with its idiosyncratic