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Berlin-based and London-raised Revivis heads fresh into 2024 with the second release on his own Santo Tomas imprint. Successfully launching the label in 2023, the rising British DJ and producer’s new body of work showcases his maturing and expanding taste in electronic sounds.Rooted in house fundamentals, Dance State is aimed squarely for the dancefloor. Its four solid groovers draw inspiration from punchy '90s house, early acid-flavoured trance, and the driving, bouncy, golden-era sound of British progressive. A1’s "All Over" uses the late-night Levantine soundscapes of Berlin’s Neukölln district as its main melodic inspo, while "Queen of Chaos" on the B1 is a straight-up homage to euphoric '90s piano moments. B2’s "Sophia" playfully wrestles with the question of AI and musical creativity by sampling Sophia, an AI entity, as it reflects on its emotions. Finally, the EP’s A2 namesake is an acid-tinged redemptive roller built to soundtrack those deeper, dancefloor workout moments that Revivis’s sets have become known for. Sleeve photography by Stephanie Elizabeth Third.

Terry Francis, a true pioneer of the UK Acid-Tech House scene and one of the most outstanding DJs the scene knew in the last 3 decades. A DJ and producer that set the UK House sound in legendary clubs such as Fabric, back when the music there was still dark and underground.This right here is an essential compilation of Terry’s most outstanding productions and some of the best UK Acid-Tech House out there!! A must have… Hell Yes!

Limited Edition 12” Vinyl. 250 copies hand numbered.

Lerosa (Uzuri, Idle Hands, Lunar Disko) adds to his esteemed discography with an EP composed entirely during the summer of 2020. Several of his musical influences – I.M.S., Lee 'Scratch' Perry, James Stinson – can be heard across these four diverse tracks, as he jumps nimbly from italo to dub to house to electro. As always with Lerosa, though, the sound that emerges is distinctively his own, the result of daily cat-assisted studio time at his home in Dublin.

Dark Entries and Emotional Rescue team up to further explore Psychic TV's Acid House years. Psychic TV was formed by Genesis P-Orridge and Peter Christopherson of Throbbing Gristle with Alex Fergusson of Alternative TV in 1981. After various line up changes, the band shifted direction to dance oriented songs influenced by the House and Techno scenes of Detroit and Chicago. By 1988 the group included Dave Ball of Soft Cell, Fred Giannelli of Turning Shrines and Matthew Best of Carcrash International. During the summer of 1988 the group recorded a batch of songs at Time Square Studios in London that would appear under the guise of various artists compilations Jack The Tab' and 'Tekno Acid Beat'. The idea behind these 'compilations' of imaginary artists was creating a sense that a healthy acid house scene existed in the UK.Virginia was the studio project of Dave Mista Luv' Ball and then-wife Virginia Gini' Ball, a classical violinist who toured and recorded with Siouxsie and the Banshees and Marc Almond. The duo had previous collaborated on Dave's solo album 'In Strict Tempo' in 1983 and with the group Other People in 1984. The name "Blue Pyramid" was inspired by a photograph from Pink Floyd's album 'Dark Side of The Moon'. Also at the time Dave was taking quite a lot of acid and came across some stuff ironically called "Blue Pyramid". Gini's violin has an arabic feel, adding to the already bright and hypnotic dance rhythms. For this reissue we've backed the A-side with a remix from Bucharest DJ and producer duo Khidja who add more acoustic instrumentation for a world-beat psych-out. On the flip is San Francisco analog wizard Bézier who ups the tempo for some late-night peak NRG. The final remix comes from San Francisco producer and engineer Mark Pistel of Consolidated, Hercules & Love Affair, and Meat Beat Manifesto, who offers a slice of non-stop ecstatic dancing. All songs have been mastered for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. The 12' is housed in a trippy, majorelle blue and purple die-cut sleeve with classic yellow Psychic TV skull label, all designed by Eloise Leigh. Each copy also includes a 2-sided 6x6' square insert with a photograph by Fred Giannelli of the Emax disc for Blue Pyramid, and liner notes by Dave and Gini Ball

Home Again Records push forward presenting their 4th release, this time welcoming label affiliateSandilé. The Cologne based artist has become notable for her eclectic sound which is reflective ofher background appreciation of broken beat, UKG and the musical essence of London, as well aswarm funk and soul. This limitless exploration of genre is perfectly depicted on Home Again 04which is her debut release for the Berlin label, the EP features 3 originals plus a remix from housemainstay Malin Genie.