The Main Stem : Electric Church

The Main Stem deliver again with a delicious full-length. Fresh on the heels of their last EP for Lip Service, The Main Stem deliver again with a delicious full-length that see's ten years of musical trials and tribulations amalgamated into one lean danceable form. 'Electric Church' is it's name, but before it even began to materialise, The Main Stem felt they needed a 'voice' - a gruff voice with the name James Flanagan. Although James had always been part of the scene, it wasn't until a few years later and a chance meeting with him at one of his bands gigs that a friendship was forged. Quickly he became a valued member of their dysfunctional family, and a happy one they are too! (Most of the time).

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Chicken Lips Presents The Rhythm Odyssey : Metaphysical Translation

Lipservice are back with The Rhythm Odyssey's debut LP "Metaphysical Transition". Hot on the heels of the Chicken Lips "Experience of Malfunction" LP Lipservice are back on the money with The Rhythm Odyssey's debut LP "Metaphysical Transition". Dean Meredith is one of the most consistent producers on the planet. The man has a prodigious career that spans over 20 years and his name regularly appears next to club classics such as Bizarre Inc. or more recent classics such as Chicken Lips, but Dean also finds time to produce lo-fi analogue gems that are often drenched in tropical percussion that can be found on his work of White Light Circus for DC Recordings and Goat Dance for Bearfunk.

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Chicken Lips : Experience Of Malfunction

After a long sabbatical one of dance music's most consistent players is back with a new killer LP. It's been four years since the last offering from Chicken Lips. "Making Faces" was released back in 2006 and previously to that they released the classic LPs "Extended Play" in 2002 and "Echoman" in 2000. So with Chicken Lips celebrating ten years of dubbed out electronic wizardry, the release of this new LP couldn't have come at a better time. Chicken Lips are of course Andrew Meecham, Dean Meredith, Jonny Spencer and Stevie Kotey. Collectively they've amassed a track record that spans over two decades, they've had UK number one hits as "Bizarre Inc" and they have remixed the likes of Madonna, Robbie Williams, The Kills, Bell X1 and Simian Mobile Disco amongst many other happy customers.

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