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Vinyl with a couple of small light scuffs. cct VG+

Cover with strong wear and tears on the front! Record with scuffs and some scratches!

Sticker on front cover. Minimal shelf wear on back cover. Clean labels and only a couple superficial scuffs.

Still sealed with hype sticker. 2018 reissue.

Slightly bumped corners. Light damage in opening. Record looks barely played.

Sealed copy with slightly dented cover corners.

Includes bonus CD!

Still sealed with hype sticker. 2021 reissue.

Vinyl with a couple of light scuffs. Copy closer to VG+

Clear wax, Handwritten Info.

US Indianapolis Pressing. Original inner sleeve. Few paper scuffs.

Original inner sleeve. Tiny wear.

Still sealed. Stuffed corners.

Very small tear in opening. Sticker on front cover.

Vinyl with a couple of light scuffs. Generic label cover

Japanese pressing without OBI!

tiny wear. vinyl is close to NM

Close to VG+. 2008 reissue

New Tempo Records sublabel; TempOzone releases Brighton based producer Etch; who dives deep into the underworld of Breakbeat / Acid-Techno science with these five rugged 'n raw tracks. Etch is the most inventive break-experimentalist in operation right now. Cutting breaks is his modus operandi. This beautiful crafted crystal clear vinyl 12" comes in a new designed Tempo Records high quality "Kraft" outer sleeve and a beautiful coloured innersleeve. All tracks mastered by Stuart Hawkes of Metropolis Mastering, London.

Limited Edition.

White Label.
feat. Alix Perez, Sabre, Break and Nphonix & Logical
Record is close to VG+.

White label copy. Writing on label sticker.

Stuffed corners

Small writing on label

Stamped white label ic close to NM. With postcard.

Curtis Electronix follows up on Cem3340 - Suburbs Disorder LP with a master from the Motor City. Dj Nasty aka Detroit's Filthiest is one of the original creators of the Ghettotech sound in the early 90's. 4 tracks made of dirty bass, soulful strings and hi speed 808 patterns. If you don't know what ghetto style is by now, he will break it down for you.

London’s Luna Monk steps up to bat for Silver Lake and delivers two cuts of beatless, otherworldly ambience spanning a total of just over 26 irresistible minutes. An EP of two sides; of sunshine and rain, this is an exploration of light and dark, and all the areas in between. On the A side ‘Sun Kiss’ breathes and pulsates like a sunrise in slow motion; solar flares slowing burning away the morning mist of a melancholy dawn. A product of London, over its evolving duration it nonetheless bares more than a passing nod to the land of the rising sun. Over on the B, ‘Sun Setting Blues’ changes tact and provides the perfect juxtaposition. This is submersive and aquatic, fractured static noise broadcast to the never ending universe whilst rain streaks down the outside of the window. Eventually celestial voices break through the abyss and drag us back from the void. Truly immersive work; without doubt salvaged from the bottom of a distant alien ocean.

stamped white label

Still shrink wrapped but opened.
Cover as new with slightly dented corners.
Includes original inner sleeve with seam split

Still sealed. tiny wear

The last issue of the random color series, with 555 individually colored records. The record you get is 100% random color.

Label cover.

Gab002 sees Gimme A Break Records keep things local with a rowdy EP from Leeds-based DJ and producer Beerus. Over the last six months, Beerus has demonstrated his production power through two bodacious releases on Gunfinger Food’s new sub-label, Booty Frooty Records. Fusing UK styles including hardcore, acid and jungle with US staples such as electro, juke and footwork, Beerus has established a playful sound primed for the dancefloor.

Beerus’s “9000” EP opens with a hardcore weapon which combines rave stabs with Dragon Ball samples and an acid line threatening to spiral out of control at any given moment. “Play This Shit” sees the EP take a sensual turn as Beerus channels the sounds of Chicago with an enticing juke number. “Booty Acid” follows suit, offering up a particularly self-explanatory track title: luscious electro meets 303s. “Love4U” is Beerus’s love letter to the happy hardcore scene as a thumping 4x4 bassline collides with melancholic vocals and piano lunacy. Finally, Beerus rounds off Gab002 in style with the junglist mediation “DO U Want ME”.

Generic label cover. Vinyl close to VG+