Bullion returns, this time on the Young Turks label, delivering more cut-up psyched-out beat workouts. You Drive Me To Plastic is a single-side 12″ record with an etching on the b-side. Take a listen to the new single, now streaming at gorillavsbear.net. You can pre-order this one right now for £10, and if this is [...]

I heard you guys like Bullion. And you may have heard that we like Ghostly International, the super swanky boutique label with one of the best logos ever created. And I’ve never heard of Osborne, but he doesn’t make a peep on this limited edition 12″ EP, except to offer his tracks up for the [...]

Whoa. Don’t reckon this will be around for too long. Something about the nature of this recording makes me think that, oh, I don’t know, there might be some uncleared samples used here? I have not seen a vinyl version of this before, I did not hesitate to snatch it upon sighting. If you like [...]

Speaking of Bullion (see Pet Sounds In The Key of Dee below), apparently the guy has a smokin’ new 7″ out and it is in a tiny edition of only 40. One hazy, finger-snapping tune per side, this will set you back £5 at bullion.bandcamp.com. [Audio clip: view full post to listen]

I’ve been lusting after this 12″ for a while now, and it looks like a couple of people finally have this stocked in the States. Maybe you heard Bullion on “Pet Sounds: in the Key of Dee” where he remixed Pet Sounds with some Dilla-esque beats. I highly recommend you track that one down and [...]