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The Libertines - Up The Bracket LP (LRC release)
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Visit product page →Limited release for Love record stores, one copy per customer.
Exclusive Orange/Yellow Marbled Vinyl.
CAT -RTRAD065LPE
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Mogwai - Mr beast 2 x LP ( LRC release )
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Visit product page →Limited release for Love record stores, one copy per customer.
2 x sunset yellow vinyl.
PIASX062DLP
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RADIOHEAD A MOON SHAPED POOL LP (LRC RELEASE)
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Visit product page →Limited release for Love record stores, one copy per customer.
Double white vinyl.
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MODEL HOME One Year LP
On sale £20.00 £14.00
Visit product page →Vinyl LP in reverse board sleeve with full colour printed inner sleeve and digital download card.
1. "No Threshold" (feat Dolo Percussion) 2. "Push Thru" (feat Boost, Marty Heem Cherry & Dolo Percussion) 3. "Grip" 4. "Damn Disco 99" (feat Discipline 99) 5. "Faultfinder" 6. "Baya Style" 7. "Livin' In A Treehouse" 8. "Loud Pause" 9. "Thousand Miles" 10. "Cheek To The Matrix" (feat Jelani) 11. "One Year No Barcode" (feat Greenss)
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CZARFACE Double Dose Of Danger (Record Store Day 2019) (limited LP in 20 page comic book sleeve)
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CZARFACE Double Dose Of Danger (Record Store Day 2019) (limited LP in 20 page comic book sleeve)
£29.00
Visit product page →Cat: SIL 010-12. Rel: 23 Apr 19Hip Hop/R&B-
Beautiful Beast (3:14)
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Enemies & Ivory (2:06)
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Elephant Gun (2:23)
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Thieves & Junkies (2:51)
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Poach The Poacher (2:25)
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Clap Clap (3:30)
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Gun Charges (3:13)
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Chrome Doubt (2:58)
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Masked In The Alley (2:27)
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Rystarr's Theme (3:29)
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Craig BRATLEY A Message From The Outpost (140 gram vinyl 12")
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Visit product page →Cat: AUTO 01. Rel: 25 Nov 19Disco/Nu-Disco-
Ursa Minor (6:12)
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Exotic Matter (3:16)
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Exquisite Corpse (Zero Gravity mix) (5:38)
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Running To Paradise (6:03)
Review: From Robsoul and Tsuba to Is It Balearic? and Futureboogie, Craig Bratley can be many things depending on who's releasing his music. He launches the Automatism label in a flurry of cosmic disco finery with "Ursa Minor", a synth-rich escapade that could make Cerrone feel a little giddy on its course to the stars. "Exotic Matter" slows things right down and ramps up the rock drums to create a noirish soundtrack vibe. "Exquisite Corpse (Zero Gravity Mix)" changes tact once more with some plaintive piano tinkering over subtle arpeggios, and "Running To Paradise" slides down into a smooth Balearic groove that rounds out this wonderfully diverse EP.
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Kyle HALL The Shark (12" + sticker)
£17.75
Visit product page →Cat: FTC 02. Rel: 27 Apr 20Deep House-
Shark (3:30)
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Vexed (5:45)
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Distant (5:04)
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Slam Deep (6:14)
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Channel & Transmission (2:00)
Review: For his first outing of 2020, Kyle Hall returns to the label he founded last year, Forget The Clock, with a suitably strong five-track missive. Check first languid opener "Shark", a splash around in crystal clear waters where simmering chords, luscious pads and glassy-eyed melodic motifs stretch out over bubbly, Latin-tinged drum machine beats and a dubby bassline. Hall makes bolder strides towards the dancefloor on lo-fi house cut "Vexed", before doffing a cap to Larry Heard and Ron Trent on the gorgeous deep house positivity of "Distant". Elsewhere, "Slam Deep" joins the dots between Steve Poindexter and the 2000 Black style of jazzy broken beat, while "Channel & Transmission" is a skewed skip through wonky deep house/jazz-funk fusion.
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TRENT Homesick #8 (140 gram vinyl 12"
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Visit product page →Format: 140 gram vinyl 12"
Cat: HMSK 008
Released: 16 Mar 20
Genre: Disco/Nu-DiscoSide 1 1. "Cocaina" (Trent edit) (6:01) 2. "RR Trippy Express" (Trent edit) (6:36) Side 2 1. "Rock Your Body" (Trent edit) (6:29) 2. "Something Different" (Trent edit) (6:17)
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Action Bronson / Statik Selektah - Well Done 2 x LP (coloured)
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Visit product page →What do you get when you combine the best hip-hop producer in Boston with one of the best upcoming lyricists in NY? Well Done. This is an album couldn’t have a better fitting title, as it will surely fill the void hip-hop fans around the world have been yearning to fill. In the style of classic producer & MC albums, Statik & Bronson deliver intricate rhymes and head-nodding beats on this noteworthy release.
- 1.Respect The Mustache
- 2.Time For Some (Featuring - Lil' Fame)
- 3.Cocoa Butter (Featuring - Nina Sky)
- 4.White Silk
- 5.Keep Off The Grass
- 6.The Stick Up
- 7.Central Bookings (Featuring - Meyhem Lauren)
- 8.Cirque Du Soleil
- 9.The RainMaker
- 10.Love Letter
- 11.Not Enough Words
- 12.Terror Death Camp (Featuring - AG Da Coroner, Maffew Ragazino, Meyhem Lauren)
- 13.Miss Fordham Road (86' 87' 88')
- 14.Cliff Notes
- 15.Bon Voyage'
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THE D.O.C - NO ONE CAN DO IT BETTER LP
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Get On Down is very proud to announce an LP reissue of one of the West Coasts most revered, yet underrated, hip-hop classics: The D.O.C.s No One Can Do It Better. Produced entirely by Dr. Dre and out of print on vinyl in the U.S. for 25 years, this limited edition on black vinyl features original album artwork and thirteen tracks of rap heaven. When his debut album hit in mid-1989, The D.O.C. was in the vortex of the biggest hip-hop happening on the planet: the rise and rule of N.W.A. The groups breakout album Straight Outta Compton had hit one year prior and had created both controversy and worldwide critical acclaim.Visit product page →
As rap history buffs and industry insiders know, the D.O.C. was a crucial behind-the-scenes member of the N.W.A. inner circle – his most important role in the early days of the group, besides his close working relationship with Dr. Dre, was writing many of Eazy-Es rhymes, including his hit 1988 single We Want Eazy.
But The D.O.C. wasnt in N.W.A. and never wanted to be – he was his own man, with his own vision. And after Compton proceeded to blow up (much like Eazys 1988 LP, Eazy-Duz-It), the next crew album was No One Can Do It Better. Significantly, it was the first album where Dr. Dre showed his greatness as a solo producer for one MC. And the Dallas-born D.O.C. lived up to the challenge of Dre's funky, expertly-produced tracks by bringing his A-game on the mic.
Boasting four singles – The D.O.C. and the Doctor; Mind Blowin; the smash Its Funky Enough; and The Formula – the album is flawless from beginning to end. Of particular note beyond the singles is The Grand Finale, which was the last time that
Ice Cube, M.C. Ren and Eazy-E would rhyme on a track together.
Skillfully rhyming over both fast and slow tracks, The D.O.C. showed on this amazing record that he was one of hip-hops most talented MCs, especially on the West Coast scene. He nearly died in a horrific car crash as the album was catching fire in the late summer of 1989, but he survived and continues to make new music and act as a sounding board for Dr. Dre to this day.
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Nas - Stillmatic (reissue) (Record Store Day Black Friday 2019) 2 LP
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"Stillmatic" found Nas take a new direction back in December 2001. After previous standout gangsta rap efforts, he swerved into more politically and socially thoughtful realms that took him back to his seminal 1995 debut, "Illmatic". Next to commentaries on American politics and a documentation of his beef with Jay-Z, there are plenty of emotional moments, incisive rhymes and story telling raps that play out over classic hip hop production. In 2019, many of the issues presented in this album persists, as does Nas' reputation as one of the best ever.Visit product page →
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Dangerdoom The Mouse and The Mask: Official Metalface Edition - 3 x LP
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Visit product page →Tracklisting
- El Chupa Nibre
- Sofa King
- The Mask Feat. Ghostface
- Perfect Hair
- Benzie Box Feat. Cee-lo
- Old School Feat. Talib Kweli
- A.T.H.F.
- Basket Case
- No Names
- Crosshairs
- Mince Meat
- Vats Of Urine
- Space Ho's
- Bada Bing
- Skit 1
- El Chupa Nibre (Remix)
- Perfect Hair Ii
- Korn Dogz
- Skit 2
- Sofa King (Remix)
- Space Ho's (Madlib Remix)
- Mad Nice Feat. Vinny Price And Black Thought
- Spokesman
Who could forget this 2005 A-list team-up between MF Doom and Danger Mouse? The Mouse and The Mask, which also features guest appearances from characters both real (Ghostface Killah, Cee Lo Green) and fictional (Aqua Teen Hunger Force) is a sweet and funky classic, and it is now getting a hardcore reissue. The Official Metalface Edition features an EP and some unreleased tracks in addition to the original album.
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Czarface - Every Hero Needs A Villain 2 X LP
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Visit product page →2LP on Brick Records feat. GZA, Method Man, MF DOOM etc.
- 1.Don The Armor
- 2.Czartacus
- 3.Lumber Jack Match
- 4.Nightcrawler
- 5.World Premier
- 6.The Great (Czar Guitar)
- 7.Red Alert
- 8.Junkyard Dogs
- 9.Sgt Slaughter
- 10.When Gods Go Mad
- 11.Ka-Bang!
- 12.Deadly Class
- 13.Escape From Czarkham Asylum
- 14.Sinister
- 15.Good Villains Go Last
Czarface is a hip-hop trio that pulls together the talents of Inspectah Deck, 7L and Esoteric. They love their comic-book / super-hero culture, which comes through both in their fluid lyrics and through the frankly incredible artwork for Every Hero Needs A Villain: a full, 70 page comic book comes with both the CD and the Vinyl.
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Big L - Lifestylez of the poor and dangerous - double LP
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Visit product page →Remastered from the original tapes and pressed on loud double vinyl In 1995, fresh off the success of Nas's landmark debut album Illmatic the year prior, Columbia Records released Lifestylez Ov Da Poor & Dangerouz, the first LP by a relatively unknown Harlem MC named Big L. Few at the time would realize that Lifestylez — which was only a modest commercial success at the time - would go on to be considered a true classic of the era, comparable to Illmatic itself. Armed with a cocky Uptown attitude, a sharp wit and production from the likes of Lord Finesse, Buckwild and Showbiz, Big L established himself as one of New York's Hip Hop heavyweights with an album that balanced radio appeal with uncompromising hardcore lyricism. From the smooth sounds of 'M.V.P.' to raw posse cuts like '8 Iz Enuff' and 'Da Graveyard' (which featured a rookie MC from Brooklyn by the name of Jay-Z), Lifestylez Ov Da Poor & Dangerouz solidified Big L's status as a Hip Hop legend despite being the only studio album released prior to his tragic death in 1999. Traffic Entertainment is proud to release Big L's classic debut album in a double-LP pressing for the first time ever, with a fold-out poster featuring the iconic album cover included. SIDE A 1. Put It On 2. M.V.P. 3. No Endz, No Skinz SIDE B 4. 8 Iz Enuff 5. All Black 6. Danger Zone SIDE C 7. Street Struck 8. Graveyard 9. Lifestylez Ov da Poor and Dangerous SIDE D 10. I Don't Understand It 11. Fed up Wit the Bullshit 12. Let 'Em Have It 'L'
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Little dragon - New me LP
On sale £20.00 £15.00
Visit product page →BIOGRAPHY
Forming in Gothenburg, Sweden, when lead singer Yukimi Nagano was just 14 years old, Little Dragon have forged a path as one of the most consistent, respected and universally loved bands of recent times. Their new album “New Me, Same Us”—released on Ninja Tune—represents another chapter in the continuing evolution of Little Dragon, finding new direction in their unique style of unhurried, off-kilter r’n’b, pop and electronics. Entirely self-produced and recorded at their long-term home-built studio in Gothenburg, it’s the sound of a band going back to basics and falling back in love with their instruments: drums, bass, keyboards, harp, guitar and voice, to produce some of their most focussed and inarguably best music to date.
Having grown up with a passion for writing poems and lyrics from an early age in her diaries, Yukimi Nagano shunned formal vocal training, instead joining up with school friends Erik Bodin (drums and percussion) and Fredrik Wallin (bass) to sing on the various musical projects they were involved in. They were soon joined by Håkan Wirenstarnd (keyboards) to form the quartet that persists to this day. A group of self-confessed ‘weirdos’, they would meet up after school to play records to each other and jam, a method of working that has remained largely unchanged to this day; the now much-mythologised legend states that the band took their title from a nickname given to Yukimi for her fiery temper during those early days in the studio.
With a sound that is notoriously hard to pin down, Little Dragon have always been a unique melting-pot of their individual influences and styles, previously referencing artists as diverse as Brian Eno, Snoop Dogg, D’Angelo and Alice Coltrane as touchstones of their musical tastes. Yukimi cites icons such as Prince and Kate Bush as early influences, with her and Erik being particularly into the hip hop and r&b of artists such as De La Soul and A Tribe Called Quest. Fred brought with him a love of jazz and more experimental and electronic sounds. With Håkan it was a pasison for all things synth; bands like Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk and the sounds of synth pioneers like Vangelis and Jean Michel Jarre.
After all trying and failing to get into music college they moved into a local squat-cum-recording studio—affectionately named the Seal Colony—in central Gothenburg and began making music together full-time, while taking on part time jobs as a last resort in order to stay afloat, with Yukimi selling strawberries and Erik driving trucks.
Their first breakthrough as a band came with the single ‘Twice’, initially released by a friend of theirs at the Swedish label Off The Wall Records it was picked up a year later by UK label Peacefrog, who went on to release a collection of demos from the band which would form their eponymous debut album in 2007. The release saw Little Dragon’s profile begin to rise in the UK and—particularly following the inclusion of ‘Twice’ in the popular TV show Greys Anatomy (as Yukimi’s grandmother excitedly called to tell her)—the US.
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CZARFACE+MF DOOM-CZARFACE MEETS METAL FACE
£26.00
Visit product page →Rising from the wreckage of a war torn planet, Czarface joins forces with MF Doom in the epic Czarface Meets Metal Face! Blending Doom's trademark abstractions and Czarface's in-your-face lyrical attack, this album is ripe with cartoon violence, societal observations and pop culture musings. Over banging beats provided by The Czar-Keys, the armored team give you the witty unpredictable treats any hip-hop fan can sink their fangs into. Expect beats, rhymes, and metal as Czarface controlled by Wu-Tang Clanpowerhouse Inspectah Deck and 7L & Esoteric team up with everyone's favorite villain, MF Doom. With track titles like Nautical Depth, Meddle With Metal, Astral Traveling to Madness of Badness this album packs a punch with 16 brand new tracks. Add that with features from Open Mike Eagle and Jedi Mind Tricks' Vinnie Paz, we promise you mind-bending metaphors and brain-melting beats as this powerful pairing sounds.
Label Silver AgeGenre Hip HopArtist Czarface and MF DoomReleased 04/06/21Catalogue Number SIL003LP
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Slum Village - Fan-Tas-Tic Vol.1
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Visit product page →Fantastic, Vol. 1 is the first album by Detroit group Slum Village. It comprises songs from their demo album, which was recorded in 1996 and 1997, but not officially released until 8 years later. It was nonetheless leaked onto the underground circuit and caused "quite a stir" in 1997. The whole album was produced by J Dilla. Many of the songs would later be revamped or re-conceived for their follow up album, Fantastic, Vol. 2 in 2000. Check!
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