Old School | Electro | Miami Bass Vinyl 12 Inch 16 Items

Classic Electro from 1984!

/ industrial lies

/ instrumental

/ melle mel's groove

/ dub version

ED/MCL (pronounced Ed Michael) and IDN (Ibisazi Designers Nyabyo) have collaborated to create MOSH - both the title of the EP and its proposed genre. Mosh is music to mosh to, like dance is music to dance to. Jungle breaks are slowed down to the tempo of a metalcore breakdown. Super low 808s rumble below the beat. Sampled and recorded sounds are textured to evoke heavy metal guitars. And there are rhythmic shouted phrases, for shared chanting. This EP is being released on Interference Pattern because Tyler Pope saw ED/MCL playing on the street in Williamsburg.
IDN (Ibisazi Designers Nyabyo) is an artist collective based in Rwanda. Their vocals are shouted in a language of their own invention, yet they have crafted catchy vocal hooks designed for call and response. The vocals heard on MOSH were recorded with ED/MCL while they were visiting them in Kigali. The final track is a 10 minute long performance by IDN, from which ED/MCL remixed the preceding five mosh songs.

Swedish Synthwave producer Tape Loader and Canadian rapper Phatt Rok Ski team up for the grand opening of the new old school Electro Funk and Bass Music label Ground Control. Featured in three DJ-friendly versions on this release, the song “Prime Time” is pure Electro Hip Hop power with funky beats, a fat bassline, a catchy vintage synth melody hook and rap delivered in early 1980s style. Fresssh!

Electrocore reloaded! 5 years since their last release, Jackal & Hyde aka Scott Weiser (of Dynamix II) & Todd Walker, re-emerge on the German label Dominance Electricity, and they brought their Bad Robot!

/ industrial lies

The second in our series of disco 12"s traces back to the T.S.O.B. label, a tiny Brooklyn outfit that operated from 1980 to 1982. While the label is best known for supplying the infectious horn sample in the Beastie Boys' "Brass Monkey," a handful of other amazing 12" T.S.O.B. singles somehow snuck by the attentive ears of Mike D and company. Master Jay & Michael Dee's "T.S.O.B.," is a raw slice of discofied rap that has been bootlegged to death over the last decade. Re-mastered for the first time and pressed into 150-gram vinyl, this is the definitive reissue of a lost New York pre-hop classic.