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2023 Repress

Having been previously released digitally and on CD back in 2009. We decided RSD 2022 was a great opportunity to release this seminal album on Red Transparent vinyl for the first time.

‘Don’t You Remember The Future’ is the debut artist album from Jamie Jones, peering into the coming apocalypse with a body-shaking, teeth-grinding, tripped out fusion of sound on Crosstown Rebels.

There are some talents that remain inconspicuous and then there are some you can’t ignore. Jamie Jones is the latter, quickly rising to superstar status in underground dance circles over recent years. Releases on Crosstown Rebels Hot Creations, Defected, Cocoon, Get Physical and BPitch have catapulted him to become a cult figure and he is widely admired for his true originality. From his debut single ‘Amazon’, to his albums' anthem ‘Summertime’, his unique sound has won him worldwide audiences and this album has been widely anticipated as one to change the face of current house music.

With ‘Don’t You Remember The Future’ Jamie Jones delivers an album of “intergalactic techno house, where old school prince meets cybertron.” A seamlessly blended up-tempo mix filled with eerie and energetic moments. Featuring ten brand new tracks from Jamie Jones, alongside this years dance floor anthem ‘Summertime’ and the current ‘Galactic Space Bar’ - which features the vocals of Egyptian Lover - the album’s twelve tracks are stitched together in an entangled web of beats and bleeps, available digitally as separate edits.

Cosmic cuts such as ‘Mars’ and ‘Deep In The Ghetto’ create a new dimension through soaring synths and idiosyncratic samples while the sonic dance floor weapons ‘Half Human’ and ‘This Is How’ release the lethal disco master within Jamie Jones. The jacking, peak time moments of ‘Summertime’ and ‘Sand Dunes’ produce a current take on the early acid house sound and each step of this peculiar story solidifies the strange notion of being within an undiscovered time and place. ‘Don’t You Remember The Future’ features the guest vocals of a variety of musical souls, checking off some of Jones’ remote influences and revealing the greater versatility of this skillful artist. Norwegian oddball duo Ost & Kjex feature on the anthem, ‘Summertime’.

The seductively charged ‘Absolute Zero’ unmasks the talent of London based DJ, producer and vocalist Alison Mars (aka Alison Marks), resulting in a beautifully epic and mysterious after hours track, and the toxic ‘Galactic Space Bar’ features live vocals from one of the creators of the electro scene, The Egyptian Lover, an old hero to Jamie Jones through early rap cuts like ‘Egypt, Egypt’ and ‘I Need a Freak .’ ‘Don’t You Remember The Future’ vinyl release is the album that brought the future into the present."

Remixes by Jus-Ed / Jenifa Mayanja / Levon Vincent / Fred P. / DJ QU

“So I called Bill since we hadn’t recorded in a while. He came by and I started playing ideas for him and these four happened that day. Full length coming.” - Theo Parrish says so and also produced and arranged it!

Omar S got a cousin: Big Strick

The best record of the last 10 years (according to Omar himself but he’s not too far off here) is back in stock. A hypnotic Detroit banger with a melody you will never get out of your head again.

Box set featuring remixes of the song “Innocence”

2024 Repress with generic cover.

A Record that needs no introduction.
Definitely already a classic Deep House tune of early 2000's.

2021 repress

Alan Abrahams, that’s the man behind Portable, born and raised in South Africa, where he started to produce music in the 90’s. 1997 he moved to London. After several releases on Labels like Context or Background, he started his own imprint “Süd Electronic” around 2002. Another Project named “Bodycode” was born and found a home at USA based “Spectral", the sisterlabel of Ghostly.His first “Portable” album was released at the end of 2007 through “Süd Electronic". Now Perlon is more than happy to welcome mister Abrahans on board with this incredible deep 12″ entitled “Knowone Can Take Away". Two songs for eternity!

Re-release with stefan marx’s new artwork. it’s a mule musiq classic,kuniyuki classic. theo parrish made a beautiful remix of the main song of kuniyuki’s 2nd album “all these things” limited repress. don’t sleep!

Repress of Theo's 2005 Capricious #7 and Levels singles, pressed as a double pack.

by Kouncil House, 30Hz and Smart Systems

LTD Repress 2023 !

Classic Peven Everett repressed on Groovin.

2018 repress! Top notch acid biz by the late Andreas Gehm.

/ Ed Royal & DJ Enne remix / shapeshifter / South City Allstars remix

the latest effort by James Murphy the head of DFA under the moniker of LCD Soundsystem ... 9 tracks

the missing / the angel ... limited edition!

/ vanished

8th release from Undergroove Records, and not the least! A reissue of Jake Childs' legendary Easy Games ep, released on Doubledown in 2006! This time with a remix by label stalwart Baldov! This ep is a cross between house and electro, with a unique groove from the Mexican producer!

Rawax re-issues the former Unleash009 by Robert Drewek & Tomie Nevada - Minimize The Maximum EP from 2006. This release became a big push after being played by Francesco Del Garda & Raresh to name a few.

Originally released on Firstcask Records 2006 played by a dj like Aphex Twin at Field Day 2023, Ceephax essential oils ! Acid Varsity !

Rawax re-issues the former Unleash009 by Robert Drewek & Tomie Nevada - Minimize The Maximum EP from 2006. This release became a big push after being played by Francesco Del Garda & Raresh to name a few.

Back to Life strikes again with another hidden jam from the past. Originally released in 2006 “Going Home” EP was signed by a side-project of John Beltran called Nostagic. This new 2021 edition includes: “Placid Angles”, “Detroit Moments” and “Going Home”. Highly recommended for all 'Detroit Ambient Techno Lovers' !