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Vinyl with scuffs and hairlines

Limited edition

close to NM

Writing on label sticker.

Limited edition of 500 in nice gatefold sleeve!
Records are close to NM.

White vinyl version!

Record with scuffs and some scratches! Cover has storage wear and a small torn!

Amazing unexpected Collaboration!

close to NM. Numbered Limited edition.

SHEILAH CUFFY PROJECT is the personal project of this Londoner singer. She has a great experience as a voice instructor working with remarkable artists like Courtney Pine, Ronnie Jordan, Juliet Roberts or George Clinton. "Sharing, Loving, Giving" (Compartiendo, Amando, Dando) is her new album where she joins forces with Wagon Cookin, one of the most international dance scene bands, after her appareance on their albums "Appetizers" and "Two Faces". SHEILAH CUFFY PROJECT share with us soul, jazz and funk, elegance and vivacity, queries and responses, mind, heart and soul. Enlace Funk presents exclusively an advance of this project, two brilliant songs were Sheilah irradiates pure energy. Limited to 300 copies

Orange, transparent vinyl!

clear vinyl. tiny wear. With insert

Edits of selections from The MinimalWave Tapes. Originally recorded between 1981 and 1985, the versions presented here were created by J.Rocc in 2012.

Limited edition, hand numbered Tiny wear.

Vocoder were a quartet from Zaragoza, Spain formed in 1981. Keyboardists Antonio Laval, Alfonso Olarte and Antonio Tenas met while attending university, and were later joined by vocalist Pilar Pellicer. They recorded several demos with synthesizers, sequencers and drum machines, creating a soundtrack for the clubs and dance floors. After sending demos to various record companies, they signed a deal with Aviador Dro's sublabel Neón Danza and released two EPs, "What Happens Now"/"Radio" in 1984, "Mindanao"/"Amor de Robot" in 1985 and a self-titled LP which was produced by Michel Huygen (Neuronium) in 1987. Vocoder also appeared on the TV program La Bola De Cristal, presenting their music video for "What Happens Now," in which the band danced in a supermarket with a shopping cart full of synthesizers. The group mutually disbanded in 1988 and continued to organize concerts for other groups touring in Spain. Cuadro Sinóptico compiles both two-song 12" maxi singles as one four-song EP. All four songs were recorded during 1984-85 at Doublewtronics Studios in Madrid, Spain, using the most advanced and sophisticated techniques of time in digital recording and Direct Metal Mastering (DMM). The band utilized many professional synthesizers of the time: Roland Juno 60, Prophet V, Korg Poly 61, Yamaha DX-7, Roland TR-909 and the Linn Drum, which was used by most Italo Disco artists. These songs were recorded in the highest fidelity with disc jockeys in mind. Genuinely catchy, Vocoder combined soaring melodies with cybernetic coldness. A futuristic sound for the modern age topped with Pilar's charismatic vocals. Lyrically they address robotic love, disco dancing, and the tropical island of Mindanao, and sing in Spanish, English and French. All songs on Cuadro Sinóptico have been remastered from the original reel to reel master tapes for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley, CA. Each LP includes a double-sided insert with photos, lyrics and liner notes by Flemming Dalum, a Danish DJ who introduced much of the world to Vocoder in 2008 on his “French Spanish Italo Connection” mix. Vocoder want you to barricade yourself in the discotheques and dance away the depression.

Dungeonesse is a collaboration between writer/producer Jon Ehrens (White Life, Art Department) and singer Jenn Wasner (Wye Oak, Flock of Dimes). Born of a mutual admiration for Top 40 and R&B and the mechanics of what makes a hit song, the duo and longtime friends began putting jams together remotely. The songs of Dungeonesse retain an experimental and playful inner beauty while leading the charge to a dance floor of abundantly inclusive and carefree spirits.

With inserts. Limited edition

"All The Way" is an ode to pain and reinvention, a joyful noise about hopelessness. Written, recorded and mixed in one day. Like Jeff Lynne floating down Billy Joel's River of Dreams on adrone raft. Its flipside, "Buggin Out," absolutely comes from an obsession with Bo Hansson's Lord of the Rings (1970), the epic Swedish instrumental masterpiece. The skeleton of the track was played live on Hartley's Hammond 144, originally clocking in at almost 16 minutes of synth/organ madness. After some Casio/Korg overdubbing, the piece was chopped to the stillepic, seizure-enducing 6 minutes we have before us.

Cover has one corner dent and small price tag. Poster included.

Vinyl with a couple of light scuffs. Copy n° 220

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