the silence returns with this limited edition addendum to their debut album for the true diehards that need their darkness to be a little more complete. to sweeten the deal this ep contains an extended version of their tortured dubstep anthem “something hardcore” and the already infamous “industrial counter”.

outstanding deep house, classic house tunes

reggae / dub

ltd. col. 2lp: (yellow w. red and orange splatter vinyl)

avantgarde jazz

blue gold vinyl ! 80s movie themes incl. queen, tina turner, billy ocean and many more ! high quality, insert

the fourth release on the binÄr-label is a split between border one and blanka. the ep starts with a peak time sound, continues with dreamy bleeps and ends with two deep and hypnotizing tunes. the tracks are mastered by nihad tule.

xprod presents its first vinyl under the x label , four of its best cuts from recent months that need no introduction. this project keeps the identity of the artist and the entire project team anonymous. top quality breakbeat without further qualifiers...

black standard vinyl

disco / jazz / funk

silver vinyl edition ist numbered (ltd to 600) and signed too! gatefold cover

new krystal klear on running back

black & white marbled vinyl !

repress on black vinyl, comes with full cover and insert

ltd ed neon pink bio vinyl

seaglass wave coloured vinyl.

white with purple splatter vinyl.

pressing on red coloured vinyl.

limited edition red & black quad with blue splatter double vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

red/black splatter vinyl originally issued in 1995, slaughter of the soul is considered

originally released in 2013, and now remastered and repressed on 180 gram vinyl with the original gatefold sleeve containing the lyrics inside. limited repress of 500 copies with download code included.

indie edition - translucent red, 140g, gatefold

black lp, 140g, gz, single sleeve, white unprinted

limited digisleeve 2cd

there are some records that manage to sound both of a time and utterly timeless and bon voyage organisation s jungle? quelle jungle? (a nod to supertramp s crisis? what crisis?) is one of those albums. its silken-smooth production, irresistible grooves, funk-tinged guitars, lush soundscapes and general glowing presence could easily lead one to believe that have dug up a lost disco gem from the 1970s. however, behind the disco-pop gleam lies eerie dystopian sci-fi ruminations of a futuristic bent and tones that can often feel as french as they do asian or african. this sort of cross-continental exploration is an expansion on bvo s previous two eps, the man behind the organisation, adrien durand, says. -i tried to continue the musical expedition between dystopian science-fiction haunted africa - plus haitian vaudou on -soleil dieu- - and futuristic asia. addressing, in a double entendre manner, some of the political issues that i am sensitive to.- in fact the jungle in question in the album s title is a metaphorical one and one that creates a vast series of environments for durand to explore such subjects as world trade, utopian ideals and themes of idols, as well as of time and communication. however, one will need to speak french to decipher such explorations, as well as shake off the natural impulse to move with every glorious beat on its 13 tracks, of which are moved along by maud nadal and agathe bonitzer s golden vocals.

soul / r&b

remastered and expanded reissue on double 12 inch vinyl.

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