2010s 235 Items

very close to NM

Cititrax presents a four song debut solo EP by The Hacker‘s new project called Amato. Influenced by early EBM, German techno and new wave, Michel Amato aka The Hacker began producing tracks under his new moniker Amato in 2014. On this EP Amato integrates his love of the new wave to form four ebm tinged techno funk hits. Very dancefloor friendly, these tracks take pop elements reminiscent of Belgian body music and bring them to the present day.

This deluxe edition of “Back To Black” is pressed on double vinyl.

Vinyl close to NM. Cover with slightly bumped corner

Still sealed with hype sticker. 140gr vinyl.

The artist formerly known as Antony (of Antony & The Johnsons fame) has collaborated with Oneohtrix Point Never & Hudson Mohawke on their latest work. A dance record with soulful vocals & lyrics addressing surveilance, drone warfare & ecocide.

This release includes a download code.

Stamped white label test pressing!

Benny Sings‘ first song on Stones Throw was a cover of “Passionfruit” originally by Drake. Some six years and three albums later, we’ve finally decided to put it out on vinyl. Side A is a cover of Christopher Cross’ 1979 classic “Sailing”, which Benny released late last year. Quantities are limited, so grab yours now. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.

numbered Limited edition. With inserts.

Blossomsare an Englishindie popband fromStockport,Greater Manchester. Formed in 2013, the band consists of Tom Ogden (lead vocals,guitar), Charlie Salt (bass,backing vocals), Josh Dewhurst (lead guitar,percussion), Joe Donovan (drums) and Myles Kellock (keyboards,synthesizer,backing vocals). Now, their self-titled debut is back in print.

Reissue of ‘Yr Body is Nothing’, originally released by DKA (2016).

Half an hour of party tunes that sound like the best bits of '90s R&B.

White vinyl. Cover close to NM

Cover and vinyl are close to NM. CD is missing.

Dark Entries celebrates its 15th anniversary with legendary synth-punk deviants Crash Course in Science. Dale Feliciello, Mallory Yago, and Michael Zodorozny formed Ccis in 1979 after meeting at art school in Philadelphia. As a gesture born of equal parts punk irreverence and brute necessity, the band incorporated toy instruments and kitchen appliances into their aggressive, angular sound. Their anthems “Cardboard Lamb” and “Flying Turns” from 1981’s Signals From Pier Thirteen EP have been staples in adventurous DJ sets for over 40 years - yet some of their finest work is to be found on Near Marineland, a full-length LP recorded in 1981 but remained unreleased in its time. Near Marineland shows the band moving into more diverse and polished territory (although it’s still as abrasive as sandpaper). Tracks like “No More Hollow Doors” and “Jump Over Barrels” highlight Ccis’s singular knack for embedding infectiously monotone hooks in their stiff-yet-funky grooves. Elsewhere we see Ccis going fully unhinged, like on the searing “Someone Reads” or the demented “Pompeii Spared”, where a spray of honks is barely glued together by a frantic synthetic pulse. While this masterwork of malfunctioning analog electronics has surfaced on a few occasions - this first time stand alone remaster includes four never-before-released bonus tracks and includes a lyric sheet. Near Marineland is crucial listening for all devotees of synth-punk and minimal electronics.

Numbered limited edition of 3000 on 180 gram vinyl with 3D lenticular sleeve and 11" x 11" full colour 12 page booklet. Beginning seam split on top seam and sticker residue on the front cover, closer to VG+. Vinyl closer to NM. Copy n° 642