Various
Sizzling Hot Edits Volume 1

Gem after gem. Play it Loud.

2 x Black 140 G Vinyl. Gatefold Sleeve with spot matt & gloss UV. 2 x Printed inner sleeve. The album remastered from original tapes . Vinyl package also features a selection of B - Sides from the 7” singles of 1985 & 1986.

PARADOXStreetbeatParadox MusicThe one and only Dev Paradox returns with more unique breakbeat gold, in the way only he knows how. This time we're flexing two different tempos as the pioneer hits us first with jungle drum funk before following it up with a 130BPM breakbeat slap. 'Street Beat' hits us first with crisp breaks that switch and swipe with Dev's signature rudeness while ragga chats weave and bob over the groove and a bassline grumbles beneath. 'Drum Throne' on the B takes us into Paradox's slower tempo realms but once again the beats reign supreme and the drop in speed gives us more space to explore the groove. All hail the king.

A:Humanoid underground dweller Trolli brings awaited filth and crunch.Heavy this one, but also with melodic atmospheres from the north of Jæren.A muddy-acid-grind-folklore-trip with a phrygian touch.Behold the grounds of force.B:Rolf Einars Datatrips gives playful hardware voyage.Soft fm synth pads, slow bubbly bassline, sharp acid and depthy snares.Also with a hang to old computer games.Roll the 303, all hail general midi.

As we introduce the first ever album project on Lion Charge from the dub master SABAB.Undeniable dubwise grooves for the 21st century and beyond as the Dublin native delivers his debut LP on vinyl and cassette.8 exceptional tracks showcase the full talents from the Dub prodigy capturing the sounds of the 70's in this nostalgic musical journey.

In 2006 the now defunct BaseLogic label released the first in a triad of EP's entitled 'Fixxy', produced by the enigmatic British artist Ed Chamberlain. These EPs left many electronic music lovers scratching their heads, having heard something genuinely different. It represented a new generation of IDM reminiscent of The Black Dog or Plaid, melancholic electro with a meticulous nuanced palate that immediately transformed Chamberlain into a revered figure.Fifteen years on Lapsus Records, as part of its 'Perennial' series, will release Ed Chamberlain’s superlative productions across 2x12", entitled '03/06'. The lavish 12” double pack will feature a sizeable part of the ‘Fixxy’ material, along with additional tracks created during the same period of time, 2003 – 2006, including 'Zarathustra' and 'Does Ape' –the latter released on vinyl in 2008 by Madrid label Semantica–. For this special release all tracks have been re-mastered and will be pressed and packaged in a deluxe edition format.