Jonic coast soundboys collective Butu Yard debuts on the label with Good Ova Evil, an ode to positiveness tuned on esotist notes of freedom and cadenced on halftime rhythm.
A 150 bpm dubstep tune spreading echoes of hope from southern steppas escorted on the other side by a Sativa Club version ensuring pressure average for late night use.

A Good Ova Evil 
B Good Ova Evil | Sativa Club version

ltd to 200 copies / 7" 

mastered by Marco Pellegrino at Analogcut Mastering
mixed at Curtis Electronix studio
artwork by Linkin Bios

comes in screen printed havana cover with A3 poster printed on recycled paper folded in transparent pvc bag.

Butu Yard  — Good Ova Evil | XM006

Playful half/double speed play with a healthy dose of funny-not-funny organs

Music by: @awo_ojiji(AT)
Mixed by: @zanshin (AT)
Mastering: @hypna_52 (BE)
Design: Studio Taquin (BE)
Release date: June 3 2022

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Early Reflex celebrates is 3rd birthday with a stonking 10 track v/a comp with a load of club tools from both upcoming and established artists from around the globe. Honeydrip’s track here is characterised by a bouncing beat and 90’s feel. 

OS Premiere 
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Release Date: 
June 3rd 2022

Artist Name - Honeydrip 
EP Name - Flex003 
Cat Number - FLEX003
Track Name - Wake The Phone 
Label - Early Reflex

BUY: https://earlyreflex.bandcamp.com/album/flex003

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OS Premiere: Honeydrip - Wake The Phone [Early Reflex]

With releases on Scuffed Recordings, Erbium Records and Gimmie A Break Records, An Avrin has been swiftly emerging as one of the most exciting and esoteric producers out there.

New to the cult of An Avrin? Not sure what to expect? Well fortunately for you mix 013 is brimming with his own productions and signature sound; alien wibbles, punishing basslines, hyperactive percussion and tripped-out vocal chops abundant! 

Tracklist:

Fixate - Ruminate
An Avrin - BATS! 
Bailey Ibbs - Clocked it Got Long
LectrO cOd_E - rewired
An Avrin - M4 Breakdown Trak
II Est Vilaine - Surf Rider
An Avrin - Stabilisers 
Despina - Packing (Phallus)
Mina & Champion - XYLA
Doss - Look
DJ Wiggle - Stop Fidgeting 
Fixate - Gristle 
An Avrin - Loose Change
Imran Houssein - Turkey
Despina - Nim Chimpsky
Roaming Data - Brickphone Cartel
An Avrin - Stumbler
Bailey Ibbs - Heavyweight 
An Avrin - Make Some Nose
Red Axes - Phu Quok
An Avrin - Phil Oddie
Lobsta B - BACK ONCE AGAIN
An Avrin - ???

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Rising up from the murky depths with a bassweight pressure that proves dubstep isn’t dead, Alan Johnson manifest in the form of four mutant species on Sneaker Social Club.

Tom Neilan and Gareth Kirby have been knocking around for a hot minute, slipping out some crisp steppy variations on the on-point Mindset label circa 2012, while as Alan Johnson they first joined forces for a 12” on Blank Mind the year after. Their appearances have been scattered since, but the work in the lab has continued apace, as was keenly demonstrated on a four-track drop for the Art-E-Fax label in 2020 – something of a sleeper hit for those with their ear in the bassbins.

On their first step out for Sneaker, Neilan and Kirby make a bold opening statement with ‘Stillness’. Reaching for an eternal poem by Count Ossie as a guiding voice, we’re thrown into a hall of mirrors where the dead space is as potent as the looming bass. Picking their stripped down sound kit wisely, Alan Johnson craft a minimal sound wrecker of seismic magnitude. Get this on a rig and all your questions will be answered.

Elsewhere, we’re treated to the seasick synth shanty ‘Compactor’, a dance stopper with audacity hardwired into its composition. The swerves come thick and fast, but executed with an understated poise. Over on the B, ‘Pleasure Principle’ hits with a freakish impact, all bruising pressure cross-contaminated with analogue mangling. ‘Duppy Sea’ completes the set with another surprise swerve towards a Johnson twist on dubwise abstraction. At this point it’s clear the pair have a sound – gritty, roughed up but still crystal clear in its execution, and they can turn it to a lot of different disciplines. Here’s four such demonstrations of their devilish intent – now where can we find more?

Alan Johnson - Compactor

Pre-order/buy : https://sketchylinesrecords.bandcamp.com/album/neighbourhood-vol-2

Artist : soundcloud.com/discjockey-gerard
Label : https://soundcloud.com/sketchylines-rec

Neighbourhood Vol.2

[Premiere] DJ Gerard - What You Talk About (out on Sketchy Line Records)

DAMAGE002 - Molten Drum EP

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Out now on Bandcamp

Molten Drum EP

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All different cover versions of the song Africa by Toto.

Africa (Dialudid Cover)

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