phat golem shelter edits

looking back at the influences from his recent full circle project, alexis le-fan (best know by some as le-tan), winds the clock back even further to his roots of trance. call it proto-goa if you like, these three tracks show a panel of sounds that could ve received airplay in the early 80s on the beaches of anjuna or vagator. standing on the edge is shoegaze gone tribal disco, up and down is new-wave with an ethno-indo twist, whilst love to hate is new-beat led by hypno synths a warped sax and freaky vocals which will ease you in the wee hours of the morning sun

a long time coming, the first ep from the mysterious duo bernadott finally reaches us. the golem first heard those tracks last summer and noticed his body was moving beyond his control! he therefore decided he should immediately enroll these beat-smiths before the competition took notice. introducing bernadott, the roof of love ep showcases the talent of two underground producers hailing from paris and stockholm, two diggers of the highest order, immersed in musique concrete, italo, free jazz, punk, chicago house and such, two djs devoted to tension, hips & shoulders. with upcoming releases on high profile labels, the golem proudly takes them to the forefront first, unleashing their highly original and leftfield take on the dancefloor. on side a, bernadott turns a white funk forgotten gem, expands it before turning it into a gherkin-esque acid burner with unexpected nods to juke, subtly returning to its post punk roots before you even notice. the golem also wanted to have a nice tune to share with his girlfriend, and he got his wish with side b, another post punk affair autistically turned into a dubby madchester piano choon, a quasi absurd but groovy breezy love song

the golem is off on another hot and sweat drenched musical excursion, this time with a.l-t.’s summer outtings. get ready for a hedonistic trip around the world, balearic disco galore at the eden rock in antibes, tropical afro disco at la toubana in guadeloupe and finally some pakistani infused reggae disco at islamabad serena.

after a long trip in space (remember the golem 3...) the golem is lost in the 80s for the 4th episode. first, on side a, he brings us a post new wave/pre new beat catchy track, which will rock even the more lethargic dance floor! on b side, you ll find a real masterpiece of electronic music! a fast driven track which reminds to the delirious pop of yellow magic orchestra or vicious pink.

golem episode 3 : he has now left the earth to conquer the universe. and this 12inch deliver us the soundtrack of this space odyssey ! on a side youll find spacerock. this time, contrary to what you could think when youre listening to it, its not an edit of a forgotten italo b-side but an original track done this year by a famous french producers duo. no need to launch the worldwide nerd contest to find who did it in the late 70s.... on b-side, a.l-t. give us 2 new edits. reaching to the sky is an early electronic piece, hypnotic and completely weird with its guitar >à la morricone< ! and cosmic rocket, with its powerful drum and its siren all along the track, prove us how a 70s psychedelic library music production could be a dancefloor filler ! an epic song which sounds like chemical brothers produced by vangelis !

the time has come for the world to experience the power of the golem. each release will be around a specific theme. for the first one, the golem dig 3 gems from overseas sumak is an epic space funk track from the middle east recorded in the 70s! and never pressed on a 12 inch vinyl! klout is an edit of a reggae tune from the other side of the world high infectious groove! and pyramide is a disco/balearic arabian song from late 70s.

8 tracks blending roots reggae and poetry

pop

electronic/dance

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1 x solid white vinyl, sleeve with fluorescent green panton, marketing frontsticker

vinyl only

the debut album from forest law.

black/yellow marbled/etched with poster

introducing “azerbaijani gitara vol. 2” by rahman mammadli, the eagerly awaited sequel to bongo joe’s acclaimed debut featuring rüstam quliyev.

introducing the much anticipated 7 inch vinyl featuring two standout tracks from sami galbi.

unique anthology by artful brussels garage funk new wave band marine, formed in 1980.

clear orange vinyl edition.

first reissue of these cult 1974 recordings of a mayan brass band playing funeral dirges and popular songs in its distinctive extended harmonic and rhythmic style.

les innocents post-partum album originally released in 1996 is being for the very 1st time on vinyl with 4 rare and demo bonus tracks. tracklist includes the hits colore and un monde parfait.

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ltd coloured

standard black vinyl pressing