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ARTIST
TITLE
Bondage Games Part 11
FORMAT
5LP BOX
LABEL
CATALOG #
BOND 12084LP
BOND 12084LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
7/31/2026
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For two decades, Bondage-Music has stood for timeless underground house music, consistently shaping its own path through deep grooves, warm textures, and uncompromising dancefloor aesthetics. Founded with a clear artistic vision and an enduring passion for vinyl culture, the label has grown into an internationally respected platform for forward-thinking electronic music while always staying true to its roots. To celebrate its 20-year anniversary, Bondage-Music proudly presents a strictly limited collector's edition that captures the spirit, sound, and evolution of the label across two remarkable decades. 20 Years of BM brings together 20 exclusive tracks by artists who have played an essential role in the label's journey, alongside close friends and longtime companions of the BM universe. Carefully curated across five heavyweight vinyl records, the compilation reflects the musical identity that has defined Bondage-Music since day one: deep, soulful, dub-infused, and emotionally driven house music designed for both intimate listening and late-night dancefloors. Pressed on heavyweight 180g vinyl, each record is housed in an individual printed sleeve and presented inside a specially designed colored collector's box with refined spot lacquer finish. The visual identity of the anniversary edition was created by Pete Bombart -- BM's longtime Head of Artwork, close friend, and an integral part of the label since its early days. Strictly limited to only 400 hand-numbered copies worldwide, the release also includes an exclusive BM bag, poster, and sticker set created specifically for this anniversary edition. Featuring Roger Gerressen, Sascha Dive, Rhadow, Lola Palmer, Alexander Matchak, Andre Kronert, Mihai Popoviciu, Pornbugs & Frink, Markus Homm, Dilby, Lolu Menayed , Cristina Lazic, Lika, Steve Kelley, Dust Yard, Politics Of Dancing, Ntfo, Tuccillo, Stefan Braatz, Valence, El Mundo, and Tal Groenman.
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