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Breakflow 33 EP
Cat: RIDE 16. Rel: 11 Apr 25
Breakflow 33 (6:19)
Sasha Palomal (6:01)
Positive Morph (5:52)
Fractures (6:05)
Review: Plenty of neologistic fun can be had with the work "break", but we must admit that "breakflow" is a new one on us. Lisboa produtor b0n impresses such sonic and titular genii with a new, green-goo-hued four-track EP on Portgal's fantastical Magic Carpet label, spanning clean future progressive and garage-acid tempos. The title track and 'Sasha Palomal' only tease the unortho-breaks with tricky garage beats and straighter but admittedly still formative breaksteps; it's only by the point of the B-siders 'Positive Morph' and 'Fractures' that any such fluvial breakbeat is properly put back together and course-corrected. Be warned, the latter track moves through the nicely rare variants of freestyle and "electrance"; careful not to dance yourself to breakdown.
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! low stock $15.54
MBK 003
MBK 003 (12")
Cat: MBK 003. Rel: 12 Feb 25
Mike Berardi - "Helicopter Ride"
Samuel Padden - "String Theory"
Jay Tripwire - "Floorboards"
Review: Brooklyn is not often somewhere you think of when it comes to minimal, a sound more usually associated with European artists these days, unless of course, you're talking about early US originators like Dan Bell and Robert Hood. This release suggests that view is wrong with a trio of classy cuts. Mike Berardi's 'Helicopter Ride' is lively and jazzy and rides a nice broken beat. Samuel Padden's 'String Theory' is more icy and paired back to a minimal cosmic trip and Jay Tripwire's 'Floorboards' a wonky late-night charmer.
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 in stock $24.42
Dig Your Own Hole (25th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: XDUSTCDX 2. Rel: 29 Jul 22
Block Rockin' Beats
Dig Your Own Hole
Elektrobank
Piku
Setting Sun
It Doesn't Matter
Don't Stop The Rock
Get Up On It Like This
Lost In The K-hole
Where Do I Begin
The Private Psychedelic Reel
It Doesn't Matter (alternative mix - 28/9/96)
I Love Tekno (alternative mix - 4/10/96)
Elektrobank (demo - 3/6/96)
Cylinders (25/9/96)
Where Do I Begin (alternative mix - 15/6/96)
Review: A quarter of a century on, Chemical Brothers' second studio album returns to stores in expanded form. The original album remains the high watermark of the (now often derided) big beat movement - a bolshy, thrill-a-minute ride that races between funk-fuelled, break-heavy hits ('Block-Rockin' Beats'), rock-tinged heaviness (the title track), fuzz-fuelled post-techno hedonism ('Electrobank'), La Funk Mob-influenced trip-hop ('Piku'), heady ambience ('Loft in the K-Hole') and riffs on the Beatles' 'Tomorrow Never Knows' ('Setting Sun' with Noel Gallagher and the incredible 'My Private Psychedelic Reel'). The second disc on this bonus edition boasts a quintet of previously unreleased tracks and alternate versions, with our highlights including the opioid pulse of 'Cylinders' and the slamming techno breathlessness of 'It Doesn't Matter (alternate mix)'.
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 in stock $13.68
Gemini Era
Cat: BTR 02. Rel: 17 Feb 25
XTC (5:47)
Gemini Era (6:17)
Slowtide (93 Theme) (3:13)
Interstate (M1 mix) (4:21)
Jia's Dance (4:25)
Birds Of Prey (5:00)
Review: Some 18 months on from the launch of his Better Together Records imprint, Sydneysider Chech is finally ready to deliver another expansive EP. Standing six tracks deep, Gemini Era tends towards the loved-up, saucer-eyed and gently psychedelic, with colourful melodic motifs aplenty and tons of audible references to early progressive house, ambient house and ambient techno. There's plenty to admire, from the spacey, analogue-rich dreaminess of 'XTC' and 'Gemini Era', to the low-tempo ambient techno head-nod of 'Slowride (93 Theme)' and the dusty, piano-rich deep house of 'Interstate (M1 Mix)'. Elsewhere, 'Jia's Dance' sees the Aussie explorer wrap vintage New Jersey garage-house sounds around a punchy breakbeat, while 'Birds of Prey' is a dubby chunk of sunset-ready dancefloor bliss.
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 in stock $15.27
Vegas (reissue)
Vegas (reissue) (gatefold heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 575885 3. Rel: 03 Nov 17
Trip Like I Do (7:37)
Busy Child (7:29)
Cherry Twist (4:24)
High Roller (5:30)
Comin' Back (5:40)
Keep Hope Alive (6:13)
Vapor Trail (6:32)
She's My Pusher (5:41)
Jaded (7:03)
Bad Stone (5:13)
Played by: Houghton
 in stock $45.81
Super Breakz Vol 1
Super Breakz Vol 1 (gatefold 12" + stickers)
Cat: SPR 001. Rel: 13 Mar 25
Gerard Fortuny & Jorge Diaz - "Fantasy" (feat Susana Villegas)
Jormek - "Love Me"
Greenflamez - "We Are The Fire"
Hurtstate - "Upliftion"
Ro73 - "Small Sunrise"
Juan BPM - "No Scape"
 in stock $17.76
It's You (reissue)
Cat: ERC 039RE. Rel: 01 Apr 25
It's You (New York - London mix) (7:44)
It's You (Free House mix) (5:23)
It's You (NU Style mix) (4:14)
Review: This reissue brings a sought-after Italo-disco classic back to the dancefloor. Originally released in 1984, it's a timeless anthem with infectious melodies and pulsating rhythms capturing the essence of the era. The reissue features three distinct mixes, each offering a unique flavour. The 'New York - London Mix' is a vibrant and energetic journey, while the 'Free House Mix' takes a more laid-back approach, its hypnotic groove perfect for those hazy after-hours moments. The 'NU Style Mix' injects a contemporary twist, updating the classic sound for modern dancefloors. Whether you're a seasoned Italo-disco aficionado or simply a lover of feel-good dance music, this reissue is a must-have.
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Played by: Paul Starey
 in stock $20.55
Hidden Gems Vol 2
Cat: YUMNJ 3. Rel: 07 Nov 23
Get Hype (feat Krayzee Thoughts & Luvain)
Feelings Inside (feat Saffron)
Bring That Beat Back
Lovin' U (feat Luvain)
Review: NJoi's Hidden Gems series exists primarily to plug gaps in their catalogue, featuring as it does previously unreleased cuts that first featured in their live shows in the early 90s. Some of these have been reconstructed and finally "finished off", though pleasingly they still sound like unheard period pieces. They begin with 'Get Hype', a stab-happy, rave-era hip-house workout featuring Krayzee Thoughts and Luvain, before reuniting with 'Anthem' vocalist Saffron on the piano-powered breakbeat house rush of 'Feelings Inside'. Over on side B, 'Bring That Beat Back' is a Hoover bassline sporting slab of Belgian rave/Yorkshire bleep/London hardcore fusion, while 'Lovin' U' is giddy, glassy-eyed and rushing, with wiggly acid lines and life-affirming piano riffs catching the ear.
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 in stock $17.50
Do You Want It
Do You Want It (180 gram coloured vinyl 12")
Cat: VFS 019. Rel: 19 Mar 25
Do You Want It (6:17)
Give It To Me Baby (6:11)
Review: It was way back in 1994 when original rave hero and genuinely foundational DJ Ellis Dee (real name Roy Collins) offered up his one and only 12" as Norty But Nice. 31 years on, that two-tracker returns to stores in remastered form via this coloured vinyl reissue from Vinyl Fanatiks. Lead cut 'Do You Want It' is spacey, intoxicating and - as you'd expect - breathlessly energetic, with Collins placing piano riffs, vocal samples and intergalactic electronics atop a jungle-style hardcore breakbeat and booming bass. On flip-side 'Give It To Me Baby' he opts for more deep space synths, rolling bass, deeply layered breakbeats and more rushing piano motifs. Both tracks are, of course, genuine breakbeat hardcore classics.
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 in stock $17.22
Blissful Lie (B-STOCK)
Cat: XIN 004 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
Blissful Lie
Weightless
Psychiflux
Cloud Walker
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


Exuberant 1990s electronic music revivalist Ludwig Af Rohrscheid has released some of his most magical music of late, with December 2019's "Between Worlds" being one of his best to date. There's much to set the pulse racing on this four-tracker too, from the rushing, trance-influenced melodic positivity of breakbeat wiggler "Blissful Lie" (which, incidentally, lifts the same Aisha sample as the Orb's "Blue Room"), to the IDM/braindance fusion of "Psychiflux" and ultra-deep, spaced-out brilliance of "Cloud Walker", via the madcap insanity of "Weightless", which flips from a jazz-flecked ambient soundscape to a maniacal braindance stomper midway through.
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out of stock $9.98
Amar: The Lost SML Versions
Amar: The Lost SML Versions (12" in embossed sleeve)
Cat: DRR 4. Rel: 09 Apr 25
Amar (Chuva De Verao remix) (7:09)
Amar (Ilusao dub) (5:54)
Review: The enigmatic Downtown Romeo Records returns with its signature blend of melancholy and intensity from Saved My Life. First up, the Chuva de Verao remix of 'Amar' is a lush downtempo track laced with subtle acid elements that draw you into a hypnotic vortex. Meanwhile, the Ilusao Dub on the flip pushes forward with a powerful, massive breakbeat groove. It's a usual mix of sound designs, acoustic elements and club energy that really stands out. True to the label's tradition, the record is presented in a luxurious sleeve, complete with an embossed stamp and insert that elevates the tactile experience.
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 in stock $18.60
In Order To Dance 4.0
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In Order To Dance 4.0 (3xLP + booklet)
Cat: RS 2220. Rel: 18 May 23
Vromm - "Red Tuna" (6:36)
Hyphen - "Winter Sky" (6:01)
Saytek - "IYNDUB01" (live) (7:49)
Pascal Nuzzo - "Hold On" (5:06)
Nphonix & Matrika - "Rumble Around" (2:49)
Acidulant - "Make Love To A Machine" (6:46)
Insider - "Something Flash" (5:31)
Dharma - "Structured Chaos" (6:41)
Som1 - "Ultimatum" (5:50)
Dino Lenny - "Did This" (8:15)
Adam Antine - "Sortavala" (6:13)
Paul Roux - "Bapteme" (5:13)
Underworld - "Appleshine" (Film edit) (9:32)
Subject 13 & Conscious Route - "Dripping Sauce" (3:20)
Review: In Order To Dance 4.0 is along, long overdue follow up to the Belgian label's last legendary entry into this series many decades ago. In the years since, the prancing horse logo has become synonymous with cutting edge techno and electronic music from names as revered as Aphex Twin, Derrick May and Joey Beltram. This instalment shows that label founder Renaat Vandepapeliere's curation skills remain as sharp as ever, with a mix of new school names and enduring pioneers all contributing fresh sounds. Hyphen's 'Winter Sky' opens in lush melodic fashion, veteran Dino Lenny impresses with his 'Did This' and Dharma's 'Structured Chaos' is a more soulful moment of chord-led calm.
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Played by: DJ Mau Mau
 in stock $46.36
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