Aphex Twin: [mostly mellow] for Supreme

Minus One

Velocity

There Is No Right Time

Be Good To Me Poly

Psyche/BFC - DELUXE DIGITAL VERSION

How The West Was Won

Evolution

Fairy Tale

Won't Let Go

Lamb Man

Marshmallow

Mysterious River Snake

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To kick-off our first foray into the CD world we present to you a double CD compilation brimming with a wonderfully eclectic selection of forward-thinking music from some of our favourite artists. Taken from all manner of musical circles, this collection of sounds goes a long way to representing every facet of the label's influence and output. Artists we've been working with from the origins of the label and artists we will be releasing far more of in the future sit alongside each other on one release, providing a perfect entry point to the Love Love experience.

All too often variety is hard to find in a singular release, so we have collected together 36 tracks, from 36 artists, into one easily accessible source. Electronic sound experiments sit snugly alongside fine-tuned club constructions and good old fashioned pop music, some fresh and some dug out of forgotten hard drives. Solid nuggets of aural pleasure have been selected; Lakker's inspired ethereal bass music, rugged amplified tracks from Buddy Lee Dickens and H.O.O.F, Ultrademon's OG Seapunk sound, Beatwife's frantic acid sprawl, Scrase's warm melodicism, Valance Drake's glitch mastery, a charged slice from london warehouse hero Ely Muff, FFF's jungle wizardry, digital brutality from Duran Duran Duran collaborating with the elusive Xanopticon, some future wisdom from Goodiepal - the aarhaus warrior and a truly beautiful wandering track from Anklepants, to name but a few.

This release provides a reflection of the musical diversity that we strive to provide. In order to make it completely accessible, the compilation can be downloaded in 320kbps mp3 and WAV formats for free, as well as being available in the form of a very limited double digipack CD.

Lakker - Kleure

In Parallel

Purple Punch

Cremisan: Prologue To A Blade

Honeycomb

“Don’t Ask When” twists 140 into something deliberate: snarling sublines, splintered percussion, and melodies that glint through the grit. Beneath it all, a lattice of percussive fragments and melodic dust builds tension in the gaps, giving each hit its own gravity.

Produced by Ezzrei, one of the few artists shaping dubstep from the Philippines, the track captures a tactile energy from the sub’s slow grind to the flicker of reverb in the high end.

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Released October 26, 2025
Mixing/Mastering: Camille Banzon

Don't Ask When (140)

Random Access Memories

Fragments of Time (feat. Todd Edwards)

Pure Guava

The Stallion (Pt. 3)

"Vince Watson is arguably one of a handful of European producers whose approach to techno matches the original ethos of the sound's Detroit pioneers. It's probably for this reason that Derrick May asked him to "remix and remodel" two timeless Rhythim Is Rhythim classics. Pleasingly, Watson's versions of 1991's "Icon" and "Kao-Tic Harmony" (the latter an early collaboration between May and Carl Craig) are both superb, getting just the right balance between respecting the original versions whilst bringing something new to the party. While the evocative, string-drenched version of "Icon" is superb, it is the fizzing, sci-fi fuelled melodiousness of Watson's "Kao-Tic Harmony" revision that really hits home hard. Naturally, both versions sound like breezy Motor City classics."

Icon / Kao-Tic Harmony (Vince Watson Reconstructions)

Rhythim Is Rhythim - Kao-Tic Harmony (Vince Watson Reconstruction) Preview

Dance in the Endless Night

Horrorscope

Horrorscope

Ralph Lundsten

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