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HSRSS 003EP
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"These two avidly sought-after early reggae tracks have been extracted from the 1970 Sufferer album. They are extremely rare on 7" vinyl and sought after by collectors and reggae fans alike. A mint copy of 'Hold Dow' can fetch over 500 Euros, if you can find one... Jamaican vocal trio, the Kingstonians were formed around 1966 by Cebert Bernard (aka Jackie Bernard) and his brother Lloyd 'Footy' Bernard, along with mutual friend Lloyd Kerr. They began their recording career with producer J.J. Johnson, but had their greatest success between 1968 and 1970 with producer Derrick Harriott, who helped steer the singles 'Singer Man' and 'Sufferer' to the top of the Jamaican charts. An LP of the Harriott material was released in 1970 under the title Sufferer. The album was the career high point for the Kingstonians, who left Harriott to work briefly with producers Leslie Kong and Rupie Edwards before breaking up as the roots reggae era began. With 'Hold Down', The Kingstonians presented an outstanding track with great vocals, tight lyrics and a rhythm guaranteed to get those brogues tapping! This gem quickly became a genuine anthem right next to the likes of '54-46 Was My Number' or 'Moon Hop' and yet has never been repressed on 7-inch vinyl. On the B-Side you'll find 1969's single from The Kingstonians, 'Nice Nice.' This is another cracking uptempo track, very typical of The Kingstonians & Derrick Harriott's production at that time and a perfect flip side for the A Side anthem."
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SWAGCLASS 003EP
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Originally released on the seminal London Housing Benefit imprint, straight out of Swag Records' many labels, is the work of Eddie Richards and Gideon Jackson. Since it's 2001 debut, "Biscuit Barrel Blues" has steadily become what you might call a bonafide, 100% kosher tech house classic. The other side "Pull Tab 2 Open" -- bit of a fast food theme going on here -- is another dancefloor gem in the original tech house style. Now available again on vinyl for the first time in 17 years.
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RBSSS 003EP
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Originally released in 1984 during the craze that was called UK electro via Streetwave and later licensed to German omnivore Zyx Records. A joint venture between the electro-funk mastermind, DJ pioneer, and edit maestro Greg Wilson as well as Manchester musicians Martin Jackson and Andy Connell. Or to cite Greg Wilson himself from one of his essays on the subject of UK electro: ''The track that received the best response was 'Music' by Syncbeat, which was full of good vibes and could have easily been re-vamped down the line as a house track." Boris Dlugosch with some interpretations.
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HOSS 003EP
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Following his B.Traits and Jackmaster-supported 3, 2, 1 EP (AUS 1471EP, 2014) on Will Saul's Aus Music and a 2015 collaboration with Kevin McPhee, Gerry Read drops surprise release "Samurai Thunder," a disco cut-up party monster with its tongue placed firmly in its cheek. Limited to 100 copies.
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SOLKYSS 003EP
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Solkyss is back! After a much-needed hibernation it's time to present a newborn baby of the family! French kiss or Tungkyss is more than a snuggle -- it's a musical collaboration with a common love for warm analog machines, late night jam sessions, and a playful approach to life. Yuma EP is the result of all of the above -- a straightforward collection of up-tempo tracks. The title-track comes with a perfectly crafted remix from Spain's uncrowned king Pablo Bolivar.
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SS 003EP
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Restocked, last copies. "Two tracks originally self-released in 1981: abrasive post-punk-come-proto-industrial, with vocals, guitar, programmed drums and synths. The first in a series of CP revives promised by Sacred Summits for 2014."
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DISS 003EP
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Marc Antona is in sparkling form once more, backed by a stunning remix from Reboot. Launched as a new platform for Marc's solo and collaborative productions, Dissonant has already impressed with its first brace of releases. "Not The Fool" sees Marc showcase his ability for bringing together the slightest of sounds and teasing them together to create musical magic. Reboot turns the drive of the original on its head, taking you on a meandering, bass-heavy, percussive ride into the unknown.
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CASS 003EP
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Ten years ago, Cassius put out their first track ever, called "Cassius 99," a hit from their debut album, 1999. Ten years later, they have their own label and back catalog so they couldn't resist putting out a "10th anniversary release." They remastered the original and asked producers Tim Green and Reset! to give it a go. This is the first in a series of "Cassius Gold" -- classic Cassius tracks remastered and remixed by fresh, crisp and talented people.
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CNSS 003EP
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"Dani Casarano, better known under his DJ name Tony Mass, is a famous DJ in his country of choice: Chile. Born in Italy, grown up in the French part of Switzerland, he is a widely traveled cosmopolite. 'El Zapo Hablo' is a wonderful dreamy and floating tune. The emotionality in this track is more focused on a winter-like atmosphere. When the deep bass enters the track in the break, it feels like the pleasant anticipation when you are in the illuminated city during the weeks before Christmas with a warming mulled wine in your hands. Motorcitysoul's remix is our most classic track so far. Matthias Vogt and Christian Rindermann aka C-Rock created an amazing timeless deep house hymn, which in some moments reminds of old Orbital tracks."
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