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We finally get our hands on copies of this, ahem, mighty double pack of edits from The Mighty Zaf. The keen eared will have copped that UK stalwarts such as Luke Unabomber and Giles Peterson have been hammering this - having been gifted upfront promo copies. For us peasants, its been worth the wait. Seven highly rambunctious cuts that feature all corners of this maverick's audio spectrum - from riotous funk, percussive workouts, sensual boogie and highy frenetic disco exuberance - there's a bit of everything from this well seasoned and globally respected digger. Demand is high, copies are scarce - you know what to do! 

TRACK LISTING

1 Can’t Stop Dancing (edit)
2 Don’y Try It (edit)
3 Lady Of The Evening (edit)
4 Let Me Be Your Queen (edit)
5 Music Is Light (edit)
6 Zombie (edit)
7 Don’t Compute (edit)

Back in stock Cover of Let's Dance / Fame by David Bowie.

David Bowie

Let's Dance / Fame

12" versions of "Let's Dance" and "Fame" by the one and only David Bowie. What more is there to say? 

Limited import copies.

TRACK LISTING

Let's Dance (Long Version)
Fame

Hate Love Trio made a low-key debut last year on this label with the slow, dreamy, dance-pop charms of 'Chan-O-Rama'. We have found out little more about the producer or producers behind it but here they or he or she returns with a full-length album of elegant and inventive downtempo and Balearic that starts off with those singles. Elsewhere, slow, mournful rhythms and melodies encourage inward reflection. 'Loosey Goosey' is a funky dancer for grown-ups, 'Billie Brownie' merges dub pacing with sunny guitar echo and 'Sunday I Don't Know' is a shimmering, jazz-flecked neo-classical warmer for intimate moments. An accomplished and adventurous album that is as good for the mind as it is body and soul.

STAFF COMMENTS

Mine says: An album full of jazzy and cosmic downtempo delights; love the sleeve too! The Berlin cover is a very marmite choice but you can't please everyone I guess...

TRACK LISTING

Side 1
1. Chan-O-Rama
2. La Bruja Del Mar
3. Pop Rocks
4. Loosey Goosey
5. Take My Breath Away

Side 2
1.China Boss
2. Billie Brownie
3. Espiritus Del Bosque
4. Sunday I Don't Know

Manchester's Andrew Hargreaves, known for Tape Loop Orchestra and as a founding member of The Boats, returns under his Beppu alias with a refined full-length for dub techno favourites Lempuyang. Fresh from a celebrated double-LP reissue on Organic Analogue, Hargreaves delivers deep, dust-textured techno that is meticulously sculpted and atmospheric. These grooves move with a slow, hypnotic gravity as rhythms become submerged yet remain gripping. The palette is warm, grainy and future-facing so perfect for the real heads. File this somewhere between Detroit Escalator Company and Bluetrain, an immersive, meditative drift that's sure to become a classic.

TRACK LISTING

Side 1:
Gestures
Structures

Side 2:
Assertions
Indications

Side 3:
Determinations
Notions

Side 4:
Perspectives
Ruptures

Belgian producer Gratts finally drops six in-demand reinterpretations from his Be Strong Be Free imprint to vinyl while showing off the label's collaborative, open-hearted spirit. Alex Kassian sets the tone with a lush, chugging instrumental of 'Sun Circles', followed by Terry Farley & Wade Teo's classic 90s Sound Factory-style overhaul of 'Off My Feet.' 'Submerge Me' dives into raw, hypnotic percussion before the flip delivers Fennec's rolling, floor-ready re-chug of 'Better Days'. Conrad McDonnell of Idjut Boys fame adds heavyweight dub depth to 'Jour De Fete', while Southpaw closes the EP by flipping 'Euphoria' into tender, emotive trip-hop.

TRACK LISTING

"Sun Circles" (Alex Kassian Instrumental)
"Off My Feet" (Terry Farley & Wade Teo 3AM Dub)
"Submerge Me" (BSBF Bonus Drum Tool)
"Better Days" (Fennec's Better Nights Remix)
"Jour De Fete" (Conrad Idjut's Quokka Pup Dub)
"Euphoria" (Southpaw Flip)

Darwin Chamber

Can You Pass The Acid Test? - Incl. DJ Spun Remix

This new EP from 30-year US progressive veteran and master sound engineer Darwin Chamber was written with the idea of a San Francisco acid trip in mind, from the initial dose to the first onset of weirdness, then on to peak time mind melting. A DJ Spun remix of 'The Acid Test' is jacked deep house with hints of strangeness hidden in the background, then things really get liquid and trippy on 'Never Coming Down', 'The Acid Test' in original form is pure 303 aquatics and '25th Century Acid Cat' is an explosion of colour. 'Get Down' brings a bit more tension and anxiety as things begin to unravel.

TRACK LISTING

The Acid Test (DJ Spun Mix)
Never Coming Down
The Acid Test
25th Century Acid Cat
Get Down

Julian Sanza / Lafrench Toast

Seven Days & One Week / Mad Vibes

Colombian-Argentinian label We Shine In The Darkness is back with a second serving, and this time they throw it back to 1996 to revisit a classic anthem. It's Julian Sanza and La French Toast who add their own 2025 spin to iconic trance cut 'Seven Days & One Week', maintaining its bleepy and bleary-eyed synth sequences but reworking them into a deep and breezy house groove. On the flip, 'Mad Vibes' is apparently an "homage to a local scene bar" and is an emo-licked post-disco chugger with moody lines and distant vocals tugging at the heart.

TRACK LISTING

Side 1:
Seven Days & One Week

Side 2:
Mad Vibes

Groove P / The Shapeshifters / Lost In

PAP Wax 01

This first outing from the newly minted Pleased As Punch serves up sounds that are packed with the true essence of house. Groove P's 'Are They Real' sets the tone with an infectious underground bounce that's playful and deep, leading in to a new cut from the chart-topping UK crossover stars The Shapeshifters. Bringing their trademark disco-infused flair, 'Body Music' is uplifting and built for the dancefloor. Then, on the flip, Lost In & Arnold Jarvis elevate things further with 'Look Around,' a deeply soulful cut enriched by live instrumentation and Jarvis' unmistakable vocals. Seems like this label is going to be essential for house heads.

TRACK LISTING

Groove P - Are They Real
The Shapeshifters - Body Music
Lost In - Look Around (feat Arnold Jarvis)

The king of cheeky edits of timeless disco and funk is back with a wicked trip through obscure French grooves, flipped, filtered, and fired up for contemporary dancefloors. These three edits from Monsieur Van Pratt on Illegal Disco 008 don't just nod to the past, they grab it by the collar and drag it under the mirrorball. The opener 'Danse Danse' struts in a sunny groove built for open-air euphoria, 'Pas Chez Toi' slides deeper, a go-go-soaked funk jam with razor-sharp percussion then 'Ombre De Plaisir' detonates with horns blaring, rhythm pumping and pure disco adrenaline. Another gem from Mr Pratt.

TRACK LISTING

Danse Danse
Pas Chez Toi
Ombre De Plaisir

The Reflex

Whatson Ur Mind / Hide Luv

The Reflex returns in unstoppable form with 'Whatson Ur Mind', the long-awaited vinyl drop after racking up over a million YouTube views. The A-side delivers pure feel-good heat by updating a disco-yacht rock gem into a modern dancefloor weapon with a carefree feel and loved-up sense of romance washing over the nodding bass. Meanwhile, the B-side flips into a soulful, synth-driven slow burner that channels deep funk and libidinousness. Already championed by Gilles Peterson and Ross Allen, this one's built for selectors who know their groove and dancers who like to move.

TRACK LISTING

Whatson Ur Mind
Hide Luv

Back in stock Cover of Greater Manchester Punk Vol 3  (Proud To Deviate) by Various Artists.

Various Artists

Greater Manchester Punk Vol 3 (Proud To Deviate)

    Volume three of the Greater Manchester Punk series unearths 14 rare and previously unreleased gems from the Manchester punk/new wave scene 1977-1981. It includes previously unreleased tracks from Local Heroes, Chaos, The Things, Pure Product, Emergency and Mellotron. Also featured are two tracks, never released on vinyl by The Cliches (Mark Burgess pre-Chameleons) and one of the UK's rarest punk singles by Rochdale band The Singles which has sold for £2000 and was recorded at the now legendary Cargo Studio with only 100 copies being pressed!

    Volume 1 was compilation of the week on Lauren Lavern's BBC6 morning show and both volume 1 & 2 sold out long ago. With 2026 being celebrated as the 50th anniversary of punk this compilation is the ideal addition to any punk collection.

    TRACK LISTING

    Side A:
    The Cliches - Rock Of Ages
    Local Heroes - Sanctuary For Parliament
    The Teardrops - Seeing Double
    Chaos - Fakt
    The Singles - Mercy
    The Things- Pleasures Of The Mind
    Twisting Ferraris – Lipstick

    Side B:
    Armed Force - Attack
    Pure Product - You And Me And The Clothes People Wear
    Emergency - False Information
    The Relatives - As A Child
    Septimus - Do You Wanna Touch My Safety Pin
    Mellotron - Way Station
    The Cliches - Whole Wide World

    Back in stock Cover of Feel The Rhythm by Lincus.

    Lincus

    Feel The Rhythm

    Lincus is a new name for us, which is always exciting because it means you get to assess the sounds on their own merit with no extraneous baggage. Whoever is behind these beats on Slabs knows how to cook up heavy kicks. 'Feel The Rhythm' has a swagger and syncopation to it that is perfect for this label, with bold bass and hints of Kerri Chandler's kick to the kicks, all run through with some woozy late-night synth work. 'Pazazz' is another blend of low-end kicks and sleazy synths with some filtered vocals adding a touch of human warmth to what is a vibey cut.

    TRACK LISTING

    Side 1:
    "Feel The Rhythm"

    Side 2:
    "Pazazz"

    Lolā

    No Clock Ticking

      Lolā is a singer-songwriter, guitarist from Lausanne - Switzerland . Her indie-soft-folk sound is carried by a delicate, crystalline voice. Her songs explore the emotions that lodge beneath the plexus and make the attic floor creak. Close your eyes, let a melancholy current sweep you away. In this space, time seems to pause, offering a moment to breathe amidst life’s relentless pace.

      TRACK LISTING

      1. Claws Retracted
      2. Buttercup 
      3. The Art Of Faking 
      4. Perks Of Living 
      5. Golden Rage 
      6. Pull Me Closer 
      7. Ice-Cold 
      8. Spike In Demand 
      9. Season Shift 
      10. Pull Me Closer (Reimagined) 
      11. Ice-Cold (Reimagined)

      Back in stock Cover of Hypnodance / Palace Palace (The Reflex Revisions) by Who's Who.

      Who's Who

      Hypnodance / Palace Palace (The Reflex Revisions)

      Daniel Vangarde is the father of Daft Punk's Thomas Bangalter, and back in the 70s and 80s he was a musician who had great success writing and producing for the likes of Gibson Brothers and Ottawan on his Zagora label. He also worked solo as Who's Who and in 1979 produced a now cult favourite record of cosmic-euro disco. Two tracks from it get reworked from the original tapes here by The Reflex. He brings dubby, mid-tempo drums to 'Hypnodance' while retracing its Eastern melodic charms and sense of sophistication. His take on 'Palace Palace' is more funky and upbeat with leggy drums and elastic basslines smothered in cosmic arps.

      STAFF COMMENTS

      Mine says: W(h)ooooohoo! An absolute (cult) classic is getting the remix treatment for extended fun on the dance floor. Bring on 2026, I say!

      TRACK LISTING

      Side 1:
      "Hypnodance" (The Reflex Revision)

      Side 2:
      "Palace Palace" (The Reflex Revision)

      Back in stock Cover of Keep On & Moment Of Weakness by Futvrst.

      Futvrst

      Keep On & Moment Of Weakness

      Futvrst & Danke are blasting off with the flashy stepper "Keep On", flexing an elegant rapport reminiscent of Luther Vandross & Change or Donald Byrd & 125th St NYC. On the flip, De Leon steps into the mix for an all-out disco throwdown, bringing soaring vocals & night time intensity.

      STAFF COMMENTS

      Matt says: Sounding a bit like Chic with those gilded guitar chops and soulful and seductive vocals; this is 110% Star power from Futvrst. Miss at your peril!

      TRACK LISTING

      A. Keep On Ft. Danke
      B. Moment Of Weakness Ft. Adryon De León

      Back in stock Cover of No Communication by Chicago Funk Band.
      Originally released in 1977 on the obscure North Carolinian Witch's Brew label. "No Communication" by True Transfusion aka Human Blood had long gone unknown until recently. Now with the help of Chicago's very own Rahaan, we have two smooth edits where the old-meets-new. As usual, the producer's deft, transparent touch lets the original musicaity and soul shine through. Those drums man!! Killer. 

      TRACK LISTING

      A. Chicago Funk Band - No Communication - TZ Radio Edit
      B. True Transfusion - No Communication - TZ Edit

      Back in stock Cover of The Nassau Excursion by FK + DFP (Francois K & Dimitri From Paris).

      FK + DFP (Francois K & Dimitri From Paris)

      The Nassau Excursion

      Some 30 years after they first met in the DJ booth of Tokyo’s Spacelab Yellow nightclub, close friends François Kevorkian and Dimitri From Paris have finally joined forces in the studio. The result is The Nassau Excursion, a dazzlingly good three-track EP inspired by their joint love of disco and boogie-era dance records made at Island Records’ Compass Point Studio in the Bahamas.

      Across three essential tracks, François and Dimitri explore and celebrate this distinctive Caribbean post-disco sound – one where weighty basslines and heavy drum machine beats rub shoulders with early ‘80s synths, dub-style production, heady hand percussion patterns and arrangements drenched in space echo and tape delay.

      TRACK LISTING

      A. The Compass Point Ft. DJ Rocca
      B1. Da Riddim
      B2. Steppers Revenge

      Southern Italy's disco jack-of-all-trades and Star Creature regular Giovanni Damico returns with "The Payback EP". Damico's ever-evolving sound swerves through bright moments of gospel house, afro-boogie and punky funk, each track having its own fresh flair. Bursting with lavish instrumentation throughout, there's a vibrant and funky flavour in keeping with the currenty Neopolitan scene such as Mystic Jungle, Nu Genea and the folks at Periodica. Recommended!

      TRACK LISTING

      A1. The Payback 
      A2. Riding Into The Storm
      A3. Loud And Clear

      B1. LAx5
      B2. Like A Boss

      Massive one from Alleviated and Larry as they present the third installment of the 'Vault Sessions' series. Sharing recordings from the archives have either never been issued or been out of print for a long time. After spending bare time in the cooler, its time for these deep house gems to be let out the closet! 

      Beginning with a bucket load of 303 phlegm in the form of the brilliantly titled "Acid Indigestion", we move into the sublime "Deja Vu", complete with crisp packet drums, hovering pads and beautifully evocative lead lines - a real treat when the vocals kick in! "Praise", up next  is a deep rooted soulful house number with seriosuly infectious grooves. Finally "Mr Gone" sees a nice organic number roll off the wax with a summery, sweltered perfection. Incredible stuff from one of the greatest house producers of all time. Not to be missed! 


      TRACK LISTING

      1 Acid Indigestion (private Mix) - Gherkin Jerks
      2 Deja Vu (musaria Mix) - Larry Heard
      3 Praise (fingers Tribal Mix) - Larry Heard
      4 Mr Gone (fingers Edit) - The It

      Broken Bridge

      Love & Sweetness

        'Love & Sweetness' is the second album by Broken Bridge, coming three years after their 2020 effort 'Thome Fole'. More grit, more romance, more fucked-up feelings, and of course, more Rock'n'Roll. On here, the guitars scream and shout at every turn, while the bass and drums roll like never before.

        On top of it, snotty, raspy, suave vocals complement the music to give it a unique "crisp but crass" quality. Lyrics delve into intricate character studies, caught in the midst of conflicted, confused relationships.

        This is Broken Bridge's new world. Welcome.

        TRACK LISTING

        1. The Beat 
        2. Cabin Fever 
        3. Gaslight 
        4. Bright Red Corpses 
        5. Deconstruction Time ! 
        6. Sugar 
        7. Cornershop Love 
        8. Hair 
        9. Candy Mountain 
        10. Liar 
        11. Heart Of Gas 
        12. Without Punishment

        The Mel Outsider Reformation

        Mel Goes Funky

          The second album from TMOR sees a move towards Funky rock blues, 10 new songs Written by Mel and the band with production from Mark Jones in Oswaldtwistle Lancashire.

          TRACK LISTING

          1. I've Been Unfriended
          2. Consider The Waitress 
          3. Doll With No Shoes, Let Me Down Easy 
          4. Take Me To The Lady Doctor 
          5. Making Me Develop A Gambling Habit
          6. Jet Black
          7. Underground, Can't Be Found
          8. Backroads Again
          9. Milk Round 
          10. Angel Or Suedehead

          Chubaby

          Almost Unbearable

            2025 self released project recorded in various home studios between 2021 and 2025 in Melbourne, Manchester and Norwich. Vinyl Limited to 200 copies. From the bright funk riffs of ‘Random Vacation’ to the vast synth sound of ‘Mullet Maintenance (Is In Order)’ and the soft melancholy of title track 'Almost Unbearable', the album builds to a wry and unapologetic meditation on the contemporary experience.

            TRACK LISTING

            1. Random Vacation
            2. Cis White Male Jazz
            3. Bar Chord
            4. Papa's Got A Brand New Guineapeg
            5. Almost Unbearable
            6. 27 Club
            7. Oscar The Great
            8. Mullet Maintenance (Is In Order)


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