Statues - "River Darkness"
Smith & Mudd - "Mhor" (Lexx remix)
FreshRo! - "Pacific State" (Phil Mison remix)
Okinawa Delays - "Nariyama Ayagu" (feat Satoko Ishimine - Max Essa dub)
Mudd & Pollard - "Far Away" (Ron Trent remix)
Paraiso - "Teu Sorriso" (Jex Opolis remix)
Jack Cutter - "Serpent Strut" (Larry Heard Fingers Deep remix)
Smith & Mudd - "Nether" (Bjorn Torske extended version)
U-She - "Blue Sky" (Mudd remix)
Zee Erf - "Southern Freeez" (Sean P India Navigation mix)
Holger Czukay - "Music To Be Murdered By"
Paqua - "Late Train" (Mushrooms Project remix)
Bison - "Familiar Stranger" (Baldelli & Diongi remix)
Paqua - "Ruby Running Faker" (Emperor Machine extended vocal)
Bison - "Travellers" (Ptaki mix)
Smith & Mudd - "The Surveyor" (40 Thieves remix)
Bison - "Salmon Spungcake"
Leo Ceccanti - "Andromeda Bound"
Mudd & Pollard - "Scaffold" (Nad Tyler Epic Fail mix)
Bison - "Familiar Stranger" (Incect Beat)
FreshRo! - "Pacific State" (Eddit Beat)
Smith & Mudd - "The Surveyor" (Beat Off)
Smith & Mudd - "Mhor" (Interfering Bastard version)
Paraiso - "Teu Sorriso" (Beat Up)
Smith & Mudd - "Nether" (Golden Sh dublet)
Smith & Mudd - "Nether" (Cretoid Wave bonus)
Holger Czukay - "Music To Be Murdered By" (Affable Homicide dub)
Paqua - "Ruby Running Faker" (Further Abused version)
Mudd & Pollard - "Scaffold" (Tartine De Merde version)
Holger Czukay - "Music To Be Murdered By" (Splutisch takeaway)
Review: As he did to celebrate Claremont 56's fifth birthday, Paul "Mudd" Murphy has enlisted the help of the Idjut Boys to mark the passing of the label's first decade. This time round, the long-serving dub disco duo has put together a spellbinding, two-disc mix of specially commissioned material. Of course, they've gone to town, blending the label's 10th birthday tracks with oodles of dub delay, all manner of trippy effects, and a swathe of their own specially prepared dubs, DJ tools and re-edits. These intoxicating, mind altering versions are showcased in unmixed form on disc three, following two discs of horizontal Balearic bliss, slow-dance goodness and the impossible-to-pigeonhole antics of Can founder Holgar Czukay.
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