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Biscuit Four

Biscuit Four
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Artists

Various

Labels

Late Night Superglue

Catno

LNS08

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

UK

Release date

May 26, 2025

Genres

Electronic

Styles

Tech House

This Biscuit is built for the bold. Brimming with attitude, four trippy, hard-hitting productions. No filler here - every track a peak time head-turner.

Opening the A-side, we have France’s BOOH, co-founder of BOOOoo! Records. Seamlessly blending rich EBM, techno and electro influences, Hidden Between Two Ferns is an ever-evolving weapon, pulsating with intrigue and intensity.

A2 brings some straight-up electro business from Argentina’s Micro.Tron. Rhythm focused with a dark essence, Microclima Robot hits hard and commands attention.

At B1, the devastatingly epic Then I Dropped It, masterfully delivered by longtime label friend JJ Fortune. Signature sounds from this hugely talented artist.

Closing out this powerful piece of plastic, Vloon steps up with a growling, menacing electro weapon - raw and unrelenting.

As always, this is a strictly plastic affair. No digi release, not ever.

Media: NM or M-i
Sleeve: Not Graded

14.5€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Booh - Hidden Between Ferns

A2

Micro.Tron - Microclima Robot

B1

JJ Fortune - Then I Dropped It

B2

Vloon - Instintos Teljdos

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