Monthly Archives: November 2012

One thing I love about vinyl is that a record can excite you before you’ve even heard whats between the grooves. It can be as big as a releases cover art or as small as a hand stamped label. It … Continue reading →

1997 was the first time that Julien Auger released a record under the now unmistakable Pépé Bradock. Un Pépé En Or Vol. 1 effectively acted as an album sampler, with all of the tracks being featured on his 1998 LP … Continue reading →

I picked up Bag Raiders’ self-titled debut EP a couple of weeks ago after passing on it back in 2007. A chance find browsing a Berlin-based record store’s inventory online enabled me to finally add it to my collection. I … Continue reading →

On the back of our busiest day ever, we’ve set up a Facebook page to make it easier for you to keep track of our activities. Feel free to share any records you may have recently snapped up, or records … Continue reading →

You will be forgiven for thinking Late Nite Tuff Guy has only been on the map for a year or so, however his guise DJ HMC (House Master Cam for those playing at home) has been at the forefront of … Continue reading →

This month’s chart consists of recent purchases and records we’re spinning at home and at Survivor. Detroit’s Mike Huckaby tops our November chart with Baseline 88-89. Move Me by Mood II Swing (released in 1995 but repressed in 2010) and … Continue reading →

When you first start buying records, you tend to spend a year or so picking up old favorites, wax versions of digital tunes you play out every week and house classics. After that, you invest time and money into keeping … Continue reading →