b stock, cover not mint - bent on corner - 2022 rsd release, 1st time on vinyl (2009 was only released on cd)

limited reissue on lemon clear double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

new orleans funk rarity back on 7 inch vinyl.

remix ep

funkin disco boogie 7 inch

limited

debut album - inklusive downloadcode

new longplayer from croatian amor, infused with the restless energy of adolescence.

2022 rsd release, 1st time on vinyl (2009 was only released on cd)

nostalgia alert! 4 big rave bombs taking you back. remember de feestjes!

incl nad discomix

soul masterpiece

sju muzics new label addition jerome o gives a masterful musical interpretation with “i remember” featuring vocals from matt hughes (dope wax, sju). remix & dub by chicago legend paul johnson, who adds roland 303 acid basslines with a pj touch.

ultra ltd , only 1 per customer

ultra ltd , max 1 per customer

gatefold 2lp with spot gloss finishing

great 4 track ep by fumiya tanaka

jazzman shines a light on overlooked multi-instrumentalist roscoe weathers.

originally released in the 70s

uk import , incl 90s classic original version (b2), plus 2020 remixes

second release ! bomb!

2020 remaster reissue

dynamite cuts brings 2 in-demand roy ayers classics back on 7 inch vinyl.

2020 re-issue

early 80s disco from shalamar on 12 inch vinyl.

... full of 90s spirit

remember 430 presents the debut album of portugese producer, dj and fashion designer emauz aka mariana valdetaro.

first full-length ex confusion album in 5 years
• features collaboration with thomas meluch (benoit pioulard, orcas)
• limited edition 180gm grey vinyl

mary yalex did it again

fresh out of paris, remember 430, release their 001 onto the world, an experimental and forward thinking 5 tracker of twisted techno.

dos attack are two childhood friends come djs and producers from madrid who ve have managed to create their own little space in the electronic music landscape. the masterminds behind cult label riverette, with releases by such exciting and forward-thinking artists as legowelt, oskar offermann, kornel kovacs, and minor science, the two are insatiable diggers to a point that they opened their own record store in the center of their hometown, named after the label. both as djs and producers, their creations are a reflection of their collection and taste – sometimes trance-y, sometimes hyperactive, always weird and wonderful, mixing the energy of late 70s new york with the good vibes of 90s rom-coms – pure love.

after collaborations with chicago vocalist peven everett, and natalie maddix of the house gospel choir, present their remember my name ep incl rick wade / marcel vogel remixes

the chicago edit kings are back with 4 ultra deep disco cuts chopped for your listening pleasure...strong stuff enjoy! limited release...

rough house rosie starts its year by introducing area, a project that has seen action on adventurous underground labels like idle hands, sequencias, ethereal sound, and umhs. the moody four track ep opens with sinuous acid house and a rubbery bassline techno stomper, then gets raw and abstract on the b side. visceral and varied electronic music for the soul.

georgian producer hamatsuki appeared on gasp last year with the uncertain loops cassette release, but makes his vinyl debut on this damn fine 12- for the recently minted sensu label. -remember- is a rich, undulating swirl of deep house laden with melancholic pads, while -rett- sports a sunnier tone for its own arsenal of soft, rounded synth tones. dj sports comes on board for a remix of -rett- that plays with said synths and creates springy, computer jazz melodic threads out of them. -inexplainable inner sadness- completes the set with another trip into warm, chicago-indebted house tones for the introspective dancer.

after launching into memory box with aplomb on the deadly acid stomp 12inch, robin ball steps up on the london-based imprint once again with the saucy tones of his latest four track ep. drop it down low and its accompanying dub mix are classy twists on the tech house formula that lean towards old-skool methods while keeping the sleaze factor ramped up high. remember takes a more tripped out tribal approach, with the vibes mix providing a more subtle twist to the warm, melodic undulations of the full fat version. it s an ep loaded with personality and flair for sophisticated dancefloors.

schacke returns to ectotherm with a speedy, heavyweight three tacker consisting of a triplet of rough, percussion-driven, floor-ready tracks. make them remember ep is the second hefty offering from schacke on ectotherm - the copenhagen based powerhouse run by mamma snake and courtesy. this record packs action inflicted kicks, transcendent hats, creepy crawling sounds and emotive melodies. unforgettable.

the acclaimed debut of the dutch band the father and the sun is finally pressed on vinyl. compared by many to future islands or the national, the young band has shacked the indie scene on the center of europe with “remember”, a perfect blend of synthpop and indie rock / post-punk surrounded with classic pop vocals , mindblowing guitar and bass lines and evocative synth touches. no doubt about we are in front of one of the most interesting records of the year. all tracks remastered specially for vinyl by eric van wonterghem at prodam studio (berlin).

2017 repress , limited copies, red vinyl , red sleeve, fantastic deep house

we are pleased to welcome easy to remember (unclear, klang) and marius laurentiu for the fourth episode of bal. raw house on the a side and deep with minimal influence on the other side. limited vinyl only !

vinyl only!003 comes from new kid on the block dj swagger, fresh from his debut 12 on natural sciences, here we 3 super deep club jams from the baltimore inspired 1s & 2s to the straight up deep house flavours of get lit and the a1 bomb lost!

3rd release of tooloop is here. concentrating on long play groovers, with the caricature story of traditional russian winter jacket “tooloop” provided on each release center.

a tribute to klang club vol. 2

nice price deal !!! excellent crunchy minimal techno !!

the ultimate tribute project with all exclusive new recordings featuring the new breed of jamaican stars and upcoming artists like chronixx, jah 9, iba mahr, jesse royal, kabaka pyramid, ikaya, exco levi and exciting bands like raging fyah or no-maddz. also paying tribute are the international known and established artists jah cure, maxi priest, and gyptian, richie spice, with also the veterans freddie mcgregor and mutabaruka being on board. all tracks have been recorded with producer legend clive hunt, who also appears with two instrumentals as the vp hit team. -we remember dennis- comes as 2lp-vinyl set with 20 tracks available including high-quality printed inner sleeves presenting sleeve notes and images!

the second of this year’s smd singles on their own delicacies label is features another two original tracks, leading with the hypnotic, late night techno loping of “remember in reverse”, drenched in glistening synths. the second track, “soft attack” takes a much more direct approach, with a brash battering of crash cymbals on every 4th bar marking time as a sinuous synth melody curls around the rhythmatic trunk. “soft attack (drum version)” pares it down even further, excising the melody for a minimal dj tool. also included here is a remix of ‘remember in reverse” from 90s mid west techno legend, dj hyperactive, who we’re super excited to have on this release. he extensive 11 minute rework transforms the track, sprinkling it with subtle doses of acid. after a short hiatus following their modular-only, desert recorded last album “whorl”, during which smd s james ford found himself on production duties for everyone and their dog, smd are back with bunch of techno cuts on their own delicacies label. over a couple of months in jas shaw s newly re-located synth-dense studio in leafy kent, which saw smd once again experiment with live jams as the basis for their production, they’ve pulled together a selection of eight tracks for release as a series of four singles over the coming months. smd fans will note that the earlier naming convention of delicacies has fallen by the wayside – for the simple reason that we’ve pretty much run out of weird and wonderful food stuffs to steal names from. instead, a semi-random automated process has been used to create the track names.