repetition/distract’s 2012 album on the weevil neighbourhood, repressed and reissued in 2016.
repress: black vinyl in brown cardboard discobag. hand-stamped and -numbered. comes with artwork- and info-card tied to the sleeve.

first release on weevil neighbourhood by clandestine artist anthone.

first solo release by kyoto based katsunori sawa on the weevil neighbourhood.

second full length album from katsunori sawa on the weevil neighbourhood.

anthone and katsunori sawa team up again under their bokeh alias delivering a 12&#8243,, single on the weevil neighbourhood. on a side -lancashire-, bokeh explore the realms of drum & bass tempo challenging the how-low-can-you-go with extremely deep subs while -fast fiver- on the b side doubles up on your regular 4/4 while on a heavy dub chord s leash. the release comes on black vinyl. the center label artwork is done by lee noble (no kings records/ bathetic).

tesselation districts is an extended player of four tracks that oscillate between comprehensible rhythmic patterns and their somewhat uncanny dissolution bridging aesthetics of steven porter’s as well as repetition/distract’s compositions for the label.
screenprinted outer sleeve with artwork by lee noble (no kings records/ bathetic), mastering by lxc (watta sound/ alphacut).

after various releases on weevil neighbourhood, two of the label’s key figures, anthone, who made a first appearance in 2012 with the “aloof” ep and “double dub / clear view” as well as “breath/lungs” in 2014 and katsunori sawa, who debuted with the “lr” ep in 2011 together with yuji kondo as steven porter and later released “the two legs” (2013) as well as “holy ground” (2014) as a solo artist, team up as bokeh for their first collaborative outing dubbed “peace obscured”. the release comes as a 12” ep combining both artists trademark musical vocab - industrial dub and noise influenced techno - resulting in a three tracker of relentlessly driving bottom end rave. black vinyl, limited edition, artwork by lee noble (no kings records/ bathetic).

following the peace obscured ep by bokeh, his joint venture with anthone, katsunori sawa sets yet another mark on the weevil neighbourhood with his first full-length solo artist album on the label. titled secret of silence the eight tracks-spanning work of kyoto based sawa drills through japan techno, industrial breaks and noise while flirting with breakcore and a more aggressive take on dub.
katsunori sawa has been with the label for pretty much four years now with solo projects as well as joint ventures (besides the aforementioned bokeh, he’s also part of steven porter with his brother in arms yuji kondo with whom he also runs their own 10 label). his musical career reaches back another few years when he was writing and producing under eoc (short for enormous o clock), including an album for ai records.
the release comes as a limited edition 12” record on black vinyl with artwork by l.a. based lee noble (no kings records/ bathetic).

steven porter’s (aka katsunori sawa and yuji kondo) debut ep on the weevil neighbourhood. repress: black vinyl in brown cardboard discobag. hand-stamped and -numbered.

second solo ep on weevil neighbourhood by kyoto based katsunori sawa. pressing on grey marbled vinyl, limited & numbered.

third release on weevil neighbourhood by clandestine artist anthone.

hard on the heels of his debut release, the >aloof ep<, anthone delivers a dense and dubbed out two-tracker to the weevil neighbourhood: double dub & clear view. limited to 300 numbered copies on 10 inch vinyl.

a collection of eddie cochran classics on vinyl lp.

limited first edition vinyl, with japanese obi-strip

the complete 2001 john peel sessions from the white stripes (maida vale, july 25th & peel acres, november 8th) on black double vinyl. housed in a gatefold sleeve with download code included.