The Ballistic Brothers & The Eccentric Afros The Ballistic Brothers Vs. The Eccentric Afros - Volume 1

• The Ballistic Brothers & The Eccentric Afros – Nyx 2
• The Ballistic Brothers & The Eccentric Afros – Gangstalene
• The Ballistic Brothers & The Eccentric Afros – Ushi’s Groove
• The Ballistic Brothers & The Eccentric Afros – And It Goes Like This
• The Ballistic Brothers & The Eccentric Afros – MCF 2870
• The Ballistic Brothers & The Eccentric Afros – Blacker
• The Ballistic Brothers & The Eccentric Afros – Valley Of The Afro Temple
• The Ballistic Brothers & The Eccentric Afros – Grover’s Return

• 1. Nyx 2
• 2. Gangstalene
• 3. Ushi’s Groove
• 4. And It Goes Like This
• 5. MCF 2870
• 6. Blacker
• 7. Valley Of The Afro Temple
• 8. Grover’s Return

Originally consisting of Ashley Beedle, Rocky and Diesel of X-Press 2, with contributions from keyboard player Uschi Classen - David Hill of Nuphonic would join for Volume 2 - each member has had storied roles in UK club music.

The Ballistic Brothers are a unique product of time and place. A place where a generation of clubbers sought the many routes and possibilities of the burgeoning London dance scene.

The Ballistic Brothers vs. The Eccentric Afros (Vol. 1)’, originally released on the ‘On Delancy Street’ label in 1994 was a club smash. It sat somewhere between a mini album and a 12” EP. The reality is - a lot like 'London Hooligan Soul' - it was its own thing.