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i dunno if it would be more trouble than it's worth, but is anyone interested in this idea? if it were to cut down on record costs (i.e. shipping!), it maybe worthy.
likely would have to find a trusty distributor, etc (rooted?).
any thoughts?

I'd be into it, as long as the distributor behind it was *good*.

Anything to cut down the shipping costs a little would be welcome - my last order from blackmarket consisted of 3 12" and came to very nearly US$50 :shock:

yeah, i'm tired of paying such high prices... so that's what i'm leaning towards. hopefully can find a reliable sorce or two. hoping the uk producers might have some input.

!any labels or producers, please ket me know if this idea is appealing!

What you need is a mule.

Any transatlantic jetsetters here?

why not try contacting the lablel/producers. im sure some would be more then willing to send em for a better price. that way we sell em 2 u for more then we do 2 the store, but u still pay less from us then u would from the store..

every 1's a winner

word? please pm me some contacts!

i would be interested in this too.

'm down.

Lack of access to fresh releases and Canadian customs is KILLING me

Random Trio's suggestion is fantastic. Labels selling straight to the pool would be making twice as much money as going threw their P&D no?

If anyone is in San Fran, Reverb has started carrying dubstep and grime.
I'm not sure who is their distributor but their prices ain't too bad. 3 platters set me back only $25-30

yeah, i hope it wouldn't be more than the distibutor price as that defeats the purpose.

Emcee Child wrote:If anyone is in San Fran, Reverb has started carrying dubstep and grime.
I'm not sure who is their distributor but their prices ain't too bad. 3 platters set me back only $25-30

i'm about to move out to LA, i've heard good things about the san fran scene. gonna have to make some road trips.

Nice, I didn't realize Reverb had already started stocking. There goes ma bank account.

does reverb have a website?

http://www.reverbsf.com/

the ole Frequency 8 store on Haight? hmm.

www.forcedexposure.com has dmz, hotflush, tectonic, army, rag&bone, etc. etc. etc.

not cheap but much cheaper than ordering from the UK.
hopefully soon we'll have Tempa and more...

distort wrote:www.forcedexposure.com has dmz, hotflush, tectonic, army, rag&bone, etc. etc. etc.

not cheap but much cheaper than ordering from the UK.
hopefully soon we'll have Tempa and more...

Good! hopefully Boka releases will soon find their way too...and DMZ6.

I'd be down fer sure. unfortunately fe's hotflush selection is not juno. hyperdub is a key label that only sells from the UK as far as I can tell.
it seems to me that while LA has a dearth of a scene, SF is hoppin' to the dubstep sound every once in a while.. they've got tigerbeat6, too, which promotes good shit.
give me a pm if ya need!

Hyperdub records can be found here: http://www.ebreggae.com in the US[/url]

Is there any where in the U.S. to get Tempa records?

selector.dub.u wrote:Is there any where in the U.S. to get Tempa records?

Most places. Tempa deals with either SRd or S.T Holdings in the UK. Those two distributors are the main sources distributors on this side of the pond that get alot of things that end up in North american record stores...