summertime has passed and so has the time for relaxing. autumnal vibes and serious atmospheres are back and throne of bloods latest fits right in. marking the imprints very first collaboration with another imprint, the throne of black catalogue ep sees nyc mainstay pixelife (lets play house, horn wax) dropping two new originals alongside brand new jams from australias carter brothers (black catalogue, defected) and black catalogue mainman monty luke(mothership, planet e, black catalogue)

nestled between the house & techno divide, this duo makes tracks purpose built for inner city warehouse parties with crusty open hats, thick verbs, & dissident synth stabs. carter bros transform into a versatile, bag staple.

the carter bros provide five tracks of their signature analogue house music. there is something for everyone here ranging from low slung dub to peak time 303 madness.

supported by moodymann, theo parrish, rick wilhite, tom trago

ah yes, the carter bros. the mysterious duo from down under who put out a 12 inch on rush hour recently. wild cats ep holds four cuts that represent the carter bros sound, which can only be described as an eclectic brew of dancefloor detonators. it starts out with >i didnt need you<, a devastating grower that gets into your brain and burrows a special little place for itself. forever. then, the title track, which is strictly deep, pumping and emotional vibes for the discotheque. on the flipside, >run< is skank-tastic business. already charted by the likes of radio slave and others. the ep ends with >no caller i.d.<, a track that shows the depth of talent these two brothers(?) really have. limited to 300 copies. vinyl only release

an epic, disco laced house work-out that reminds of a mixture between neworldaquarium and moodymann, put in a blender and fiercely shaken around! tip! the carter bros hail from down under. this unknown duo debuts with >full disco jacket<, a track so infectious, it surely will be a party starter the world over. an epic, disco laced house work-out that reminds of a mixture between neworldaquarium and moodymann, put in a blender and fiercely shaken around. besides the main and dub mix, it features a swinging, dubbed out remix from nebraska. you know its quality

2009 starteten eamon harkin und justin carter ihre partyreihe mister saturday night. diese entwickelte sich innerhalb kurzer zeit zu einer feierinstitution und ist aus dem nachtleben new york citys nicht mehr wegzudenken. mittlerweile sind die beiden bei der 250sten veranstaltung angelangt, was ü³r die zwei kreativköpfe ein willkommener anlass war, eine mix-kompilation zusammenzustellen, die einfach mal den moment festhõlt. so finden sich auf -mister saturday night, then & now- einerseits dance-tracks der letzten acht jahre, die für die partyreihe prägend waren, andererseits groovende entdeckungen der jüngeren vergangenheit, die für harkin und carter zum ausdruck bringen, wohin die ekstatische reise bei den nächsten 250 veranstaltungen führen könnte ... mit auf der kompilation vertreten sind bekannte namen wie faltydl, kerrier district und dennis ferrer sowie soul bros. inc, esb und mystic pleasure.
das 3fach vinyl erscheint inklusive downloadcode.

e present the first of three 12inches to celebrate our 10th anniversary. for the a side dam swindle radically rework sometimes into not another sometimes, a killer raw analogue jam that demonstrates a real development of the ds sound. for the b1 we re buzzing to finally release an original track from matthew styles, who s been on remix duties 3 times over the years, with the infectious house of jungle fever. last and by no means least the carter bros give us tempting disco fate, a rolling disco loop with the mother of all bassline changes at the end of the track. look out for part two dropping in april featuring a jimpster edit of galcher lustwerk, fort romeau remixing the first ever tsuba release from williams and a tsuba debut from roy comanchero.

!! vinyl only release , 300 copies only !! > modern underground music< is a collection of tracks culled from many corners of the underground. hopefully the first in a series. i want to feature a cross-section of genres, with a slew of new artists you might not be familiar with. i guess i could go the easy route and sign tracks from c2, cvs, etc. but thats not really what b/c is about