G.S. Schray - The Changing AccountOne of life's most difficult arts is learning to let go. You can try to cling to control in the face of a turbulent world, but the only constant we can count on is changethe tendrils of cleansing fire wiping away the old, new life springing forth from the dust and ash. So what's the point? Give yourself over to the depths. Surrender to the flow. G. S. Schray's new solo album The Changing Account is an appropriate soundtrack for learning to cope with a

This first release is from Guy in collaboration with the legendary Dixon

Jex Opolis is back with a full length of lush and effervescent goodness

Professor Rhythm’s 1991 recording Professor 3 is a vivid reflection of urban South Africa as apartheid was ending

” as well as appearing on albums by Big Pun and The Beatnuts

and is swapping hands on Discogs for silly amounts (not our doing

You can find here also a wicked techno remix by Mojuba & A

1 eschews his bandmates and puts the beats and basslines front and center with four instrumental tracks of broken beat

whilst “Knee Deep” builds the tension to the absolute maximum before letting loose in the fashion that these guys are all too good at

The EP sticks to the signature Council Work sound

‘Sounds from the Sanitarium’ is the soundtrack to the party he had

REPRESS ALERT: Carl Finlow is something of a cult hero in the British electronic underground

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