over 10.000 years ago, after the last ice age, humans began to explore and settle the place now known as scotland. evidence of our ancestors can be found in the various rock carvings, standing stones, tombs and dwellings still scattered throughout the lands today. modern archaeological techniques can offer ever more detailed suggestions as to what these monuments might have meant, but it is still largely left to our imaginations to discern just what these spaces were used for.

stunning gary beck remix!incl. gary beck remix! its been a hectic summer as always for mood boss nicole moudaber. her relentless touring schedule has seen her ruling the dancefloors of every continent. on the release front shes fresh from unveiling her astonishing rework of carl cox s kommen zusammen

double-sided single by felix dickinson cynic records & nick the record featuring the mighty kaidi tatham (bugz in the attic fame) on keyboards. making people dance! dj harvey support!

teeds sound swings between overt musicality and scarily on-point dance floor intuition, tearing up gigs around the globe with his live show of bizarre instruments, glitter cannons and of course… dancing dinosaurs. beautiful blip and blop intro, touching vocals, and scathing drum beat break is the makeup of totally enormous extinct dinosaurs track, household goods. this is seriously good remix ep featuring mixes from justin martin, lone & 2 bears. dj support from erol alkan, annie mac & tayo.

electro edged output by richard dinsdale on spinout records well known samples are used here mixes by si mcevoy and meat katie

twisted and electrofied techhouse with a little pop & house feeling

powerful tribal tune with electro influence and a punching bassline for lovers of strong deep basses! incl willy sanjuan mix

over 10.000 years ago, after the last ice age, humans began to explore and settle the place now known as scotland. evidence of our ancestors can be found in the various rock carvings, standing stones, tombs and dwellings still scattered throughout the lands today. modern archaeological techniques can offer ever more detailed suggestions as to what these monuments might have meant, but it is still largely left to our imaginations to discern just what these spaces were used for.