with >my name is acid< and >all in<, immersion delivers two acid anthems like back in the days. free the frogs!

london acid techno banger with old school influences. sync 24 are lawrie immersion and andy blake

routemaster records return with another stormer! this time around , we enter a world of driving acid techno with plenty of use of our old friend the roland tb 303 !! dj ant from powertools label teams up with nick grater here to deliver some heavy tuneage! the b-side is a more ravey - influenced affair

originally released ten years ago as part of a double-pack on routemaster records (route01) by underground acid techno pioneers lawrie immersion and chris liberator..

fast speed acid track!!!

the 100th release is a massive milestone and we know everyone is waiting to hear exactly what we are going to be releasing and how we are going to do it so listen up, the basic plan is as follows: four digital and vinyl releases spanning a year, cat numbers will be 100.1, 100.2, 100.3, 100.4 coming out roughly every 3 months. now we are onto our second release after the massive croydon girl by chris liberator, sterling moss and rackitt on suf 100 part 1, this time its the turn of four of the most notorious 303 raiders ever to grace the control tower of acid techno. on the a side suf co head honcho aaron liberator teams up with legendary smitten, routemaster and raw records artist the geezer for a jollied up bit of acid naughtiness, a straight up homage to david carradine and anyone that likes to drive recklessly about killing anyone that gets in their way. yes this is the return of crash n burn on suf, a superb follow up to their big hit!

r.a.w. the heavyweight label from guy mcaffer is back, now in its tenth year the label continues to deliver quality london style techno to the world. guy a.k.a. the geezer has been responsible for some of the finer moments on great london techno labels such as stay up forever, cluster, routemaster and smitten. on this release guy teams up with another legend from the stay up forever family, ant man behind the powertools label. on the a its an all out hard funk assault with a honkytonk piano style riff set over tough loops and 909 drums. on the flip its a powertools style synthesiser fest with quaking beats