the fifth solo album from j mascis (of dinosaur jr.).

light green lp

late 80s / early 90s body music

reissued on vinyl for the first time since its original release in 2011.

a.s.o. (aka tornado wallace and alias error) present a stunning debut album consisting of eleven emotionally complex, trip-hop torch songs for club freaks.

orange marbled vinyl.

edit select records welcomes rasser.

2023 repress on pink marbled vinyl.

reissue of the 1978 lou ragland album on limited milky clear vinyl.

limited edition of 200 numbered copies.

incl. tricmast rmx aka ricardo villalobos & tripmastaz.

vincent casanova on move and understand, with remixes coming from bal and mau. vinyl only.

two previously unissued songs from chicago soul singer willie williams.

hi class new york / vocal house

les inferno & degama edits

vinyl only.

the last poets’ 2018 album gets the dub treatment from prince fatty.

percussive house bomb by nic fanciulli, incl. classic vokals >acid child<

hot on the heels of the first new album from the last poets in over 20 years, the title track “understand what black is” gets the remix treatment from digital mystikz, dmz and deep medi legend mala and uk dance music innovators and legends dego and kaidi tatham.

the a-side, “flamboyant move” is a fitting nod to one of the best rappers ever, a classic sample (james gilstrap’s “move me”) cut up with boom gap drums. if l were still alive, he’d be dropping daps. the b-side is a reworking of “i don’t understand” is a massive flip of the sister sledge’s “easier to love”, moved up to a nice dance tempo, with, of course the patented dusty donuts pro-duction treatment. you’ll be dropping the needle over and over on this updated and supercharged edit. so get on the subway and take a trip from uptown to bk with this new joint from the dusty donuts crew. marc hype & naughty nmx reflip these classics in such a tasteful and dope way, your audience will love it.

jonah sharp & dj spun pair up as the loose control band to drop a punk-inspired single on rekids with remixes from label founder radio slave and shut boss ryan james ford. having released a large body of work as spacetime continuum (astralwerks) or alongside david moufang as reagenz (workshop), not to mention significant collaborations with the likes of terence mckenna, haruomi hosono and bill laswell, jonah sharp is unquestionably a highly respected producer. his seminal label reflective played an important role in the experimental ambient and techno scene during the ‘90s, whilst as a remixer he’s worked with music by nine inch nails, meat beat manifesto and matthew herbert. meanwhile, jason drummond has long been a commanding force within new yorks electronic music scene, such as running his prestigious warm up music series or his all night rong parties with regulars like dj harvey. hes also been djing and producing as dj spun for two decades, appearing on golf channel recordings as well as his own illustrious imprint rong music, which used to release music collaboratively with dfa. i dont understand sees a raw and uncompromising side to both artists as they layer a cacophony of murky bass, twisted melodies and mind-bending bleeps whilst drummonds turbulent vocals bellow throughout the mix. staying faithful to the original, radio slaves remix incorporates a heady rhythm with its rolling beat as screeching effects join a moody bassline. moving into techno territory, ryan james fords akihabara remix features rattling percussion and crystalline synths whilst his hope remix is built on an intricate drum sequence as soaring pads and echoing keys contrast with the originals piercing vocal.

mystery white label launches with a single-sided 12- that blends familiar uk garage samples along with rolling tech house beats.

a few years ago we have been visited by a ufo, -dig it, understand it- has been made right after that encounter, gigi masin and william djoko provided 2 amazing remixes, something u would probably hear in a club inside an interstellar station, even though we don t know if they have turntables out there...

arapus eccentric visions on the music some of us shallowly label as techno seem like a match made in an utopic electronic heaven as they crossed paths with the eclectic minds behind understand.
2 straight to the point tracks, bearing the same hypnotic groove entrenched deep into the bassline, twined with electro stems and looped around some schizoid voices.
whatever your perspective is on electronic music, wasted ego won’t fall under any category. a perfect addition to the understand’s series.

** !! ltd backstock !! / one copy per customer.... **
while following a normal catalog order, the live series is a parallel line of releases that will bring to fruition more acoustic-electronic crossbreeds as well as other sonic experiments, each release will also benefit from an one-of -a-kind type of artwork.
blending light is the first in the series and is s also amorf s debut album, a collaborative project connecting three musical minds and exploring the converging areas between acoustics and electronics, neoclassicism & techno.

the mystical label :move and understand: returns with another eclectic vinyl only ep. their third release comes again from label chief mau. who delivers a very versatile solo ep

rick wade delivers 3 excellent tracks for people of earths sixth release. escapism is warm, distorted & moody. dark strings, chords & a thick kick with low end that gives subwoofers a work out. stand alone is classic big rick. an anytime house jam, chord changes and drum grooves. just perfect. understand, old skool breaks & sample heavy. a bit of a departure from our norm…and we love it.

morah comes from athens and his record on lux rec mirrors this magnificent, spendid, decadent, rotten and grimy metropolis. a long journey into the greek maze. unsettling at times, not without fear or dismay. and those noises coming from a great distance away, are of fools, demented, lunatics. we invite you to join the chant.

nice price deal !!!

-humans are driven to explore the unknown-.. -human space exploration helps to address fundamental questions about our place in the universe-. this ep was inspired by the mysteries of outer space, 3 tracks that will make you move and understand ... vinyl

vinyl only limited 300 copies move and understand si proud to present the first release .a collaboration between indian ,romanian and italian music culture.we are what we made

releasing not very often, understand has always kept things in the dark about what is going to happen next. the wait is over and the fifth instalment of the series is named ebandogue and features 3 tracks from dubtil, one of today s best producers in the bucharest underground. ruling side a is opus ebant, an epic masterpiece, driven by a groovy bassline and subtle male choirs. this heavenly atmosphere goes from trippy to driving back and forth making it perfect for a peaktime moment that won’t be forgotten. may also be used in some worship places. debandada and epilogue share side b and besides the producer himself that is almost everything they share. debandada is kind of dark and experimental but full of energy in the same time with weird whispers and evolving hats keeping everything on the move. epilogue has a more positive approach, the general uplifing feeling is spiked ocasionally with a techno resonator and some background synths, and just like that, the random delayed male vocals make it so more interesting.

rdv4 welcomes portugals dazeem to the fray delivering his own unique brand of sound on two tracks designed around some old school flavas. we welcome third child onto remix duties on the track understand who delivers his stamp called third child slippery mix.

third ear have selected four deeply satisfying jams by orlando voorn, demonstrating a masters touch with rhythm and sound.

founding member of the triphouse rotterdam collective steven pieters, delivers his first solo ep. four pieces of pure triphouse bliss for club and space travel usage.

raucous, volatile, crackling brilliance from north japan, testing the monster-infested electric fencing between techno and noise. plus some witching, spasming, dancefloor eomac to polish you off.

belter! 300 vinyl only, 12 inch, white label, limited edition, hand-stamped

limited to 200 handnumbered copies.

welcome to the first love sick recordings release brought to you by the likes of riskotheque, marchmellow and screen age & mudie (aka southbound hangers). a side >all alone< provides an exhilarating journey through heartbreak, loss and isolation. in the intro, delayed piano chords hint at distant happy memories but soon make way for stark 808s and womb-like sub frequencies that bring the listener back to bitter reality. insistent vocal snippets serve only to galvanize the tracks emotional content. truly a song to cry to as much as dance. in contrast to this is aa >you dont understand<. positivity and hope pervade this little beauty, its glistening synth hooks and intricate drum programming conjuring thoughts of joy and new found affection. perhaps the perfect sound-track to a summer romance.

from the creators of cannibal society comes this imprint aimed at underground, stonecold hardtechno! the new domestic violence finally hits the streets. alex tb, mental crush, albert kraner & mechanical brothers on this wicked piece of vinyl.

repress ... big with: milton jackson, thomas schumacher, okain, ian pooley, laurent garnier, jimpster, brothers vibe, tiger stripes, tickski, anthony collins, andrew grant-...

2017 repress, wlb with some serious edit business! its emo edit time!