Michael White / Clive Hylton | Cease Your Fire Arms / Slavery 7"Heavyweight roots double header containing two cuts from Michael White and Clive Hylton taken from the sort after "High Times Present New Talents Ghetto Youths Showdown" LP both of which make their first appearance on 45 here. Recorded at Channel One and mixed at Tubby's (by Scientist I'm guessing). Unmissable early 80's bass heavy roots business. Tracklist A Micheal White Cease Your Fire Arms B Clive Hylton Slavery

mystery and beauty and featured in volume 3 of my Magnificent 7s mixes

Tuff little record

"Righteous Vibration" (Second mix)

Following that amazing 8004 record Chicago's Kino Disk return with a another beauty here from Eustress

Been a big fan of Sordid Sound System's musical output for quite some time so was excited to see this record land as it's been a while since they've put anything out and I'm glad to report it's an absolute blinder

B: Ranking Trevor - Whip Them Jah Jah

Show Them How

B4 Rhythm Tackle

This one is a perfect showcase for Radikal Guru's signature style of deep and heavy rootical dubstep (if you've been to HOLY you may well have heard me play his killer rework of Scientist's "Dance Of The Vampires")

the late great Julian Fairshaw who sadly passed away in 2024

Cool centre label too built around a map of central Ipswich

The Marvels absolutely smashing it with their version of the Aretha Franklin classic