club lonely back at with the acid banger backside and a rare matrixxman house cut! limited numbers act fast!

it often said that all good things must come to an end, but it s especially satisfying when that end is a real high note. wed like to think thats the case with icee hot, as its five- year run as a party and a label is coming to a close this month, both with a 28­hour marathon goodbye event and with daddy issues, the latest ep from vin sol & matrixxman.

vin sol & matrixxman return with their second double-header of remixes of one of the most distinctive voices in modern music, revisiting two of the hallowed songstress classics from the 80s. first up is the beautiful *never thought* which has been given the remix treatment many times before due to the accapella being on the original 12 inch. here vs & m add early 90s house flourishes - warm pads, deep chords and the original vocal seeping in and out of the mix, whilst elements slowly start to build up for what is a pretty ecstatic house rework of a classic. simple and effective. fans of innervisions wont be disappointed! on the flip, *love is stronger* is a mellower take on one of her signature hits. sticking to a cool 110 bpm tempo, it has got a bubbly, woozy late sunday afternoon vibe emanating from the first 4 bars. another solid rework from the vin sol & matrixxman camp!

handstamped whitelabel release, featuring two deep edits by matrixxman and vin sol.

4 track ep dripping wet with deep house analog warmth. dirty laundry is an old skool chi-town house cut ala washing machine, not so wicked a deep jack track b/w nocturnal emo, a frenetic acid trax and last but not least fabric softener a slow bubbly groover. on soo wavey. limited (250).

incl flexidisc + poster

although this is the first release vin sol has put out through ultramajic you cant help but appreciate their synchronicity, both the label and vin sol have an uncompromising vision for their work.

bosh! matrixxman, who has appeared on labels such as dekmantel and unknown to the unknown, comes through utterly correct and most vertical with his debut album for sam valenti s ghostly international stable - by now an institution of electronic dance music worldwide.

two tracks each from delft label boss la-4a and comrade matrixxman with a featured appearance by vin sol.

the highly anticipated sequel to the underground smash is here. matrixmann delivers a post-apocalyptic jacking anthem. one foot in the future, one in the past soo wavey does it again. 180g vinyl. only 303 available.

hot off the heels of their red hot sade edits the soo wavey crew team up with chicago house legend tyree cooper. tyree lends his vocals to vin sols it s house alongside vins zanzibar mix. on the b-side matrixxman drops real fresh and last (but not least!) is out of the box.

limited edition, hand stamped inclduing a unique print. time to welcome kresy to the label with three original tracks of immaculate left of centre house. with only a clutch of releases his name may be new to many but if you dig deeper youll find hes definitely moving the right circles. his debut release on john talabot’s hivern discs gave some broad exposure, picking up spins from the likes of four tets keiren hebden, jenifer cardini and nick hoppner. remix requests followed too with releases on exquisite pain, southern fried and lovemonk all getting the kresy treatment.

the vinyl debut from new yorks paul raffaele (who runs the popular music blog dog and pony show). 4 track house ep. along with the original mix of rose you get a vin sol & matrixxman remix and a prince language remix. also includes the bonus cut, isabelle. strictly limited one-time pressing of 350.

the long established and critically acclaimed dj-kicks series kicks off 2017 with suitably accomplished dj, producer, vocalist and instrumentalist matthew dear at the helm. a man of many musical hats, texas born, detroit raised dear has a wide reaching discography that takes in face melting techno as jabberjaw, dark avant-pop under his own name and intricate minimal as audion. often with a gothic slant and full of curiousness, his pensive but playful music is an intoxicating distillation of many different influences, often with his own stylised vocals at the centre