deas is back on planet rhythm with a hot 4-tracker.

warehouse weapons on white vinyl.

minimalism, simplicity and functionality. inspired by bauhaus, created for music. pressed on grey marbled vinyl.

aptly titled 4-tracker from deas, delivered on smokey marbled vinyl.

deas is back on arts.

2023 repress incoming! minimalism, simplicity and functionality. inspired by bauhaus, created for music. pressed on yellow and green marbled vinyl.

minimalism, simplicity and functionality. inspired by bauhaus, created for music. pressed on clear vinyl.

2023 repress incoming! pressing on orange marbled vinyl.

minimalism, simplicity and functionality. inspired by bauhaus, created for music. pressed on red marbled vinyl.

intense 4-tracker from deas for planet rhythm.

arts welcomes deas.

a side = 45 rpm , b side = 33rpm

straight floorshakin techno

minimalism, simplicity and functionality. inspired by bauhaus, created for music. pressed on semi-clear white vinyl.

5x pan-pot originals plus 5x remixes

london based artist ben vince is best known for his minimal & transcendent saxophone soundscapes. with assimilation we find ben treading new ground with his recorded output, moving away from the limitations of solo saxophone, instead embracing collaboration and communication to forge new paths. whilst vince’s sax work still undeniably holds ‘assimilation’ together, the new territories explored by working with an artistically diverse range of collaborators allows new life and influence to flow through ben’s work. the album features collaborations with micachu (mica levi), rupert clervaux, merlin nova, valentina magaletti, and cam deas. ben vince has also recently collaborated on a 12inch with joy o (forthcoming on hessle audio).

incl. deas and boyd schidt rmxs

edits may be dead, but just when your elitist attitude comes to a head and you think you re on top of your game, there will always be someone deeper, faster and still motivated enough to rekindle your digging desires. where blackdisco volume 10 saw the return of lovefingers and nitedog, volume xi pushes forward into new territory (and with a new aesthetic) by welcoming a group of three deep diggers who shun musical trends and their inherent fakers. dea, albion & spacelex combine their vinyl-mining efforts to unearth some real diamonds from the rough. deas cut malaka is a floater with a funky sailboat vibe, while his complimentary cut taubat takes the tired jungle disco vibe to new level with its triumphant synth-led chorus, an absolute stunner that could be extended for 20 minutes. on the flip, albion spoons water over the coals, steaming up the joint with an uptempo percussion bomb as if santana had a disco secret, and spacelex rides us out with a sexy rock groove complete with mysterious male voiceover, almost as if someone lowered the volume to whisper in your ear.

where the histories of free jazz, early experimental composition, and leftfield club music all cook down together. - pitchfork

2011 collection released to coincide with the popular green man festival. selected and produced by rough trade shops, the cd exclusively features artists playing at green man 2011, and serves to distil the sonic ethos of the event. includes tracks from fleet foxes, the low anthem, josh t. pearson, iron and wine, gruff rhys, explosions in the sky, holy fuck, squarepusher and many others.