ISM_Mirkwood_ Artlab Live Mix_Unreleased Demo 1996. 
Artlab was an underground private club in Preston. Scenes mid 90s.

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ISM_Mirkwood Artlab Live Mix Unreleased Demo 1995

ISM_PINCERS _The Egg Files_Universal Egg Records_(ZION TRAIN) Compilation CD 1997. This was recorded in Zion Trains studio in London and released before we did a 28 day tour of Europe with them. Late 1997.

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Pincers - The Egg Files - Universal Egg Records - 1997

Taken from the "Turtle Z" EP - first self-released as a whitelabel in 1996 and then later on I-Shen Records in 1997.
Picked up for airplay by the late and extremely great John Peel when the promos were first sent out - 3 out of the 4 tracks were played over the course of the week of release.

Artwork for the release was taken care of by Jim Dyson.
The original release could not have happened without the financial support of Jacqui Hodges.

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Pulsebeat (Zetetic Mix) - First White label self financed - 1996

1997 - Ism get a chance to remix Mulu.
We actually supplied 3 remixes. 2 were used.
This job paid for our Akai S3000XL

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Filmstar (Mos Eisley Cantina Mix)

1997 - Our biggest remix thing.
We did a tour with Chumbawamba and got this job because we got on like a house on fire.

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Tubthumping (Butthumping Mix) - Chumbawamba

Featured on  the "Now What Kind Of Music Do You Call That?"  CD compilation in 1998 releaaed by Timeshard's  label.

An "evolved" version of this track ended up on our album "Battered", under the name of "Monster". I think the name got changed because somebody at Universal Egg, our record label, hated the pun-tastic title of this version.

ISM  Full Mescal Racket Now What Kind Of Music Do You Call That  CD Comp 1998

ISM_ Orange Box_Battered DEBUT ALBUM_Category One Records_1999.
Category records was our imprint under Universal Egg Records.

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Orange Box - Battered - 1999

Unreleased demo from 2000
Heavy sampling of "Swing, Brother, Swing" by Billie Holiday

CDD_ISM demo unreleased early 00s

This appeared on the demo cd before the actual release of the Injecta single.
I have no idea if it's the *same* version that ended up on the 12"-
This was Gary's funky handywork. Have it!

Injecta (Oid 23 Remix) - Injecta 12" - 1999

Remixed from the album version, with Stefan K on extra production duties

Injecta (Radio Mix) - Injecta 12" - 1999

We were a boss Scouse Liverpool electronic live band circa 94-2003. From Lark Lane self financed white label records to Chumbawamba EMI remixes, from Zanzibar, Voodoo and the Liverpool clubs to European tours, from Janice Long to John Peel,  from illegal raves to Glasto, from regional tv to MTV, from Crash FM to Radio 1. Hell of a ride and a great bunch of renegades who followed us. We put on the best parties for those that remember ;)Most of our releases were on vinyl / CD so not a lot online.  We were punk, techno, dub, breaks, dnb, weird electronic and all in between. We had a decent reputation as a live band.  Fast, heavy and furious. Beautiful to have survived and still all friends. 
Go ead, give it a blast and feel the ISM 90s style. They do say if you remember the 90s you just weren't there x 
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Injecta (Radio Mix) - Injecta 12" - 1999

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