taken from >this is pil<, their first album in 20 years< the single also contains 2 live tracks taken from the bands monumental performance at new york citys terminal 5 in 2010.

in the primordial soup that is the space often referred to as 130bpm, there lies a lot of dull debris and dirty detritus. but amidst the scattered grey asteroids lies a small but glittering phuture-star, damu, the newest signing to bass station keysound recordings. whereas much that surrounds him is ordinary and unremarkable, damus quadrant is a glittering explosion of hypercolour and kinetic movement, emotive energy and playful pulsations. to enter into its proximity is, in the nicest possible way, to be irradiated by a kind of cosmic glow rays that leaves you fuzzy and warm. the source for this remarkable sound, developed over a relatively short period, is his infectious enthusiasm and unrelenting positivity.

the debut album from winterstorm available on vinyl for the first time. sky blue coloured 180 gram vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

the second album from winterstorm available on vinyl for the first time. green coloured 180 gram double vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

first vinyl release of the self-titled 1993 debut album from electric orange. pressing on orange marbled 180 gram double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

classic black 180 gram vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

limited edition of 500 copies on white double vinyl.

the 2004 solo debut from tobias kuhn aka monta on white 180 gram vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

jethro tull’s legendary live-set from the isle-of-wight-festival 1970 on transparent red 180 gram double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

nice price deal !!!

>going on< from geeks & gaz is a deep 140bpm roller with rich synth swells and grainy disembodied vocals which lend a washed-out melancholy air, while a limber 2step house rhythm propels a truly transporting five minutes of eyes-closed burial-esque low end groove, making for a track that will hit equal targets on the dancefloor and in the headphones. daily delivers >untitled<, an old-school uk garage-inspired track which comes to life with a slow rising synth line underpinned by a sparse beat, before breaking brightly open into a scene of high pitched buzzing keys and some seriously complex percussive intricacies, rapid on the conga skins and hard down on the blunted kick drum. for further triple-win value, hype west london producer jack dixon offers a jaw-dropping refix of >going on<, massaging the original into a sensuously twisted uk funky / garage hybrid shape, introducing dramatic synth lines, hypnotic vocal stabs, and a hightened detail in the beat programming which somehow increases the tunes club-tooled precision while simultaneously enhancing its wistful and reflective mood.