The first offering on Australian label Lunatic Music comes from Jamie Blanco of Ess O Ess. Unit of Measure takes the listener on an acid-laced journey, while Sample Bases shows us Blanco’s range and stays true to the title. To complement the release, both cuts have been flipped and remixed. The A-side getting dubbed out by the don Conrad McDonnell of the Idjut Boys, While the B-side cops treatment by local lunatics Dexter Gregg & Mick Harney of Oak Park.

Sample Bass (Oak Park Remix)

Unit Of Measure

Unit Of Measure (Conrad's Special Unit Ward Mix 2)

Sample Bases

Australian label Lunatic Music’s second release (LM002) comes from London-based, Tokyo-born producer, DJ Himitsu. The first EP from Himitsu, Three Acid’s A-side offers up percussive dance tracks entangled with solid acid lines - a generous offering perfect for the party’s deepest hours. When it’s time to relax, the B-side delivers with a balearic track full of looping organic samples. Complementing the release is renowned lunatic, Dexter Gregg, going hard with his take on B3 - Squid Friends (Solid State Remix.)

B3 - Squid Friends - (Solid State Remix)

B1 - Fififi

A2 - Squid Friends

A1 - Acid File

Record label operating and run out of Naarm / Melbourne
By Jack Danzey and Bart Harney

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