One of Bristol’s worst kept secrets, Spiritflesh – outed as the duo of DJ October and Borai – piles their considerable weight behind four hulking riddims built, Frankenstein’s monster style, from elements of doom metal, EBM and industrial noise fused with dub pressure.
Edition of 250. Pressed on translucent blood red vinyl. Housed in a polythene sleeve, with oversized sticker.
90minutes of brainwave selections that move from head-in-the-clouds musique concrete, japanese ambient, strange oddities, far-out sounds and 33rpm wrongspeed revelations through to obscure dancehall and afro-centric rhythms… A slow landslide through imaginary worlds, with surprise encounters around every corner.
Immensely hypnotic journey that sucks you in and doesn’t let go – highly recommended! LAST COPIES!
After their Spirit World 7″ last year Superstar & Star are back on Porridge bullet with their “Mastermind E.P” – a collection of seven classic songs from Superstar’s vaults available for the first time on an Estonian Vinyl Record!
Neville Lawrence immigrated from his home country of Trinidad to New York in the mid 80’s where, a few years later, following his fleeting east coast success, he re-settled with Wife Anne (Star) in Omaha, Nebraska where they continued to perform, produce and record music until the present day.
Cera Khin’s LazyTapes imprint is unleashing the first 12″ with Peder Mannerfelt at the controls – the self described purveyor of ‘power ambient’, a master of the freakier sides of rave music. BIG TIP!
Very likely that this record will become a bit of a collectors item in a short while… Snappy thinking advised! 12″ upfront edition of 300, hand-stamped and served with a loud orange & black ‘aztec cat’ screenprint design by Patch D Keyes.
Epic double LP collecting early years works by bold Dub explorer Jay Glass Dubs aka. Dimitris Papadatos on the Ecstatic imprint. Ghostly trip through echo soundscapes in 3D, essential if you're hooked on Bokeh versions!
Also take a look at the excellent Jay Glass Dubs vs. Guerilla Toss tape!
Belt up for a mind-altering journey through time and space stopping by Japanese enka, 8-bit psychedelica and mutated digi dub on this genre-defying long player from King Midas Sound’s Kiki Hitomi and Jahtari bossman disrupt.
First hand account of 1980s UK sound system culture by Asher Senator – don’t miss!
