- A1: We Are Motörhead
- A2: Bomber
- A3: No Class
- A4: I’m So Bad (Baby I Don’t Care)
- A5: Over Your Shoulder
- A6: Civil War
- B1: Metropolis
- B2: Shoot You In The Back
- B3: God Save The Queen
- B4: Born To Raise Hell
- B5: Stay Out Of Jail
- B6: Damage Case
- C1: Sacrifice
- C2: Orgasmatron
- C3: Lemmy Bass Solo
- C4: Going To Brazil
- D3: Ace Of Spades
- D4: Overkill
Buscar:the do
Zero Netcost returns with “Ten Years Later”: an elegant downtempo cut driven by delicate piano and a spellbinding vocal. To beef up the maxi, the legendary duo Bent reunites once again with Zero Netcost, delivering two remixes packed with warm, finely textured detail. And there’s more heavy company: Funki Porcini drops an instrumental version with an oblique, late-night twist. A vinyl made to glide from warm-up to after-hours without losing the thread.
“II” is the second album by Californian post-punk heroes Alone in My Room. Continuing their exploration of isolation and urban tension, the band sharpens their stark, stripped-down sound, blending cold-wave severity with lo-fi intimacy. Pulsed basslines, detached vocals, and raw, close-mic’d production create an atmosphere that feels oppressive yet deeply personal. Following their 2020 debut Alone in My Room—a claustrophobic, late-night statement—the band pushes further into darker, more confrontational territory, solidifying their place in modern underground post-punk. Presented in ONE-OFF truly limited edition of 300 copies lacquered pressed on 180 gr. high quality solid WHITE vinyl. All tracks have been specially remastered and mastered for vinyl by Daniel Hallhuber at Young and Cold Studios (Germany).
PRODUCED BY: Winston Edwards RECORDED AT: King Tubby's Recorded approximately 1973-1975, mixed by King Tubby.
Seminal dub album
- 1: Lock It Up
- 2:
- 1: Drop The Bomb
- 2: Kicks Beats
A new 4-track EP by one of Japan's top crate diggers, SOUTHPAW CHOP, is here!
A dope and timeless collection of beats that follows the true path of traditional sampling hip-hop - once you hear it, you can't stop nodding your head.
“I hope this record gets bought, played, shared and sold, then winds up in a dusty bargain bin for someone else to discover in years to come. It sure is easy to save music online, but owning a piece of art made by an artist you support is so much deeper. In an age where the world is at our fingertips, it’s ever so important to slow down and appreciate things that take time.”
Delete Spotify. Invest in the underground. Rebel against convenience.
Arranged and produced by DJ Headlock
Additional mixing by Larry 'Bruce' McCarthy at Edgar Studios
Mastered by Johanz Westerman at Ballyhoo Studio Mastering
- 1: Can I Have You For Myself?
- 2: Dead Weigh
- 3: Zig Zag
- 4: Grapefruit
- 5: In My T Own
- 6: Best Interest (Ft. Billy Woods)
- 7: Double Trio 2
- 8: And I Dance
- 9: Ggg
First vinyl drop from UKG cult Posh Defects. A much-needed side branch of Frits Wentink's ever-reliable Swap Shop Institute. Six cuts of pure dancefloor heat: wobbling basslines, razor-sharp snares, and a heavy dose of two-step NRG. An essential pack of garage-house bumpers, written, produced, and curated by the artist of many names.
TSSRCT returns with a significant new chapter: its third release, entrusted to Antigone. Across three carefully sculpted pieces, the French artist explores a territory where deep resonance, fragile melody and stripped-down structures converge. More than a return, this EP stands as a timeless statement, reaffirming both Antigone's singular voice and TSSRCT's evolving sonic vision.
- A1: Music In You (Feat Lorenz Rhode)
- A2: Body Funk
- A3: Love For Days (Purple Disco Machine & Boris D´lugosch Feat Karen Harding)
- B1: Pray For Me (Feat Ceelo Green)
- B2: Devil In Me (Feat Joe Killington & Duane Harden)
- B3: Play
- C1: Take It Easy (Feat Crush Club)
- C2: Soulmatic
- C3: Mistress (Feat Hannah Williams)
- D1: Falling Down (Feat Ella)
- D2: Let The Music Play (Purple Disco Machine &Faithless)
- D3: Memphis Jam (Feat Kool Keith)
- D4: Encore (Feat Baxter)
Rotation does not necessarily imply movement. Phase differences open up enough glimpses to mirror themselves in cristal clear waterways, thus appreciating the treasure hidden inside.
Stop playing games and get your hands on this new 6-track Various Artists EP. From Electro-Wave in Dutch, to rolling synths in the club (anthem alert!), to Breakbeats that are hard to tame, to a contemporary version of the Moonlight Sonata, to a guided Tryp by Varum and Hayter's freezing cold Fortune Four. What you want is what we got.




















