Obas Nenor turns a moment from Gil Scott-Heron's "Home Is Where The Hatred Is" and flips a well-rounded house jam typical of Moodymann or Theo's early work - don't miss!
This is a second selection of independent disco records featuring rare and classic tracks originally released in the USA between the halcyon years of 1977...
Anniversary edition of the debut album from the Tenderlonious led jazz outfit!
Following a handful of successful 12" singles, 22a records (the hub of...
Mo Kolours gets a deep, submarine house makeover from the Beautiful Swimmers crew - psychedelic, giddying house music essential! Limted vinyl copies...
BACK IN STOCK!!
Very rare 12" gets a limited reissue on vinyl. This is a killer disco/funk/dee jay/reggae tune (Think Chic..) recorded in the mid to late...
Out-of-nowhere release from the secretive EYE! Little info to go on, but we love this oddly malfunctioning, lo-fi electro-boogie joint called 'Program'!...
In a world of short attention spans, Mr Kieran Hebden goes against the curve with an album made up of two epic tracks weighing in at over nineteen minutes...
City Slang offshoot, How Do You Are? return with the second installment in the 'Too Slow To Disco' series. Carrying on nicely where the last compilation...
Heavily inspired by the deepest strains of Techno, Exotica, Fourth world rhythms, Ambient, Jazz & cosmic sounds, 'The End Of The Edge' is a skillfully...
Beautiful ultra rare jazz album re-issued by Tramp. Melodic and modal flute with laidback Californian styled understated vocals reminiscent of the likes...
Kindred Spirits issue two hot Afro Funk rollers out of Togo on this 12". The Togo All Stars possess a powerful rhythm section and three hefty voices...
More killer stuff from Gay Marvine: a lost michael cut, obscure depeche mode, his own original music for his take on see line woman, and first choice's...
BHE 8 continues the devastation from Gay Marvine: totally transformed donna summer, a prince disco edit that removes all the vocals, his liaisons avant...
Trying to go deeper with this one, the feature cut is a transformation of disco tune into a jacking house groove with techno sensibilities, can be played...
Serious heavyweight roots dub cut from Archie Mclean follows on from the huge Tiger "Rap Pon Riddim" release on the mighty Dug Out imprint. Killer dub!