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datilt wrote:Never heard of Spectrum Spools, Blackest ever black, Tri Angle, or Pan.

Go and educate yourself bro. Tonnes of incredible stuff to dig through on those labels.

ruari89 wrote:

datilt wrote:Never heard of Spectrum Spools, Blackest ever black, Tri Angle, or Pan.

Go and educate yourself bro. Tonnes of incredible stuff to dig through on those labels.

You can't know everything. Most probably not my taste of music. Listened to that Pan soundfile on the RA and found it horrible. Pseudo 80ties sound, which tries to sound underground. Humbug!!!

datilt wrote:

ruari89 wrote:

datilt wrote:Never heard of Spectrum Spools, Blackest ever black, Tri Angle, or Pan.

Go and educate yourself bro. Tonnes of incredible stuff to dig through on those labels.

You can't know everything. Most probably not my taste of music. Listened to that Pan soundfile on the RA and found it horrible. Pseudo 80ties sound, which tries to sound underground. Humbug!!!

Yeah to be honest the stuff they put out isn't for everyone at all.

you cant even dance to loads of stu8ff these days
\#ffs

agree with hyperdub, blackest ever black, modern love, pan, tri angle. would like to see keysound get some more recognition.
haven't heard of LIES btw, checking it out now

It's weird how alot of people saying that LIES dont deserve top spot and it seems they are like a big hyped label for this year? I havent really heard anything about them haha, but since hearing of them, I really like the delroy edwards stuff

i'm surprised at the lack of awareness of LIES
or am I?

basically they've been an unmissable presence is decent specialist vinyl shops all this year

perhaps that's the difference - discovering music in physical shops that import records??

i'm very lucky to live in a town where records on LIES are relatively common place
i'll say that....

dj donga wrote:i'm surprised at the lack of awareness of LIES
or am I?

basically they've been an unmissable presence is decent specialist vinyl shops all this year

perhaps that's the difference - discovering music in physical shops that import records??

i'm very lucky to live in a town where records on LIES are relatively common place
i'll say that....

I agree. If I didn't regularly visit record stores I wouldn't know they existed, I think the lack of promotion and excellent distribution makes them more well known to people that actually go to record stores rather than people who buy online or follow hype

dunno about that. I don't go to any physical record stores.

datilt wrote:

ruari89 wrote:

datilt wrote:Never heard of Spectrum Spools, Blackest ever black, Tri Angle, or Pan.

Go and educate yourself bro. Tonnes of incredible stuff to dig through on those labels.

You can't know everything. Most probably not my taste of music. Listened to that Pan soundfile on the RA and found it horrible. Pseudo 80ties sound, which tries to sound underground. Humbug!!!

That Heatsick EP linked on the RA list isn't representative of PAN as a whole. Their back catalogue is quite broad. I'd dig a bit deeper before you dismiss them.

SCHOOL RECORDS SHOULD BE ON THERE IMO

AND BICEP

Preacha wrote:SCHOOL RECORDS SHOULD BE ON THERE IMO

1 release?!

incnic wrote:you cant even dance to loads of stu8ff these days
\#ffs

anadin-xtra wrote:

Preacha wrote:SCHOOL RECORDS SHOULD BE ON THERE IMO

1 release?!

Soz bro forgot to misspell some words to make it more obvious

cloquet wrote:dunno about that. I don't go to any physical record stores.

well it was in my case.
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