The Pearls - No Follow Bad Company [Warehouse Find]WAREHOUSE FIND The concluding 12 in The Pearls trilogy shows the origins of the band with two playful Rootsy numbers, No Follow Bad Company and Duke Street backed with the essential Dub versions. Both tracks went on to feature on The Pearls debut LP The War released on Sly & Robbies Taxi label in 1981.

We are pleased to announce the reissue of the fantastic "WHAT'S GOING ON" (ORIGINAL DETORIT MIX)

Club tracks for weak knees and sweaty palms

It Was Probably Inevitable That At Least One Label Would Put Together A Compilation Paying Tribute To The Sound

hyperactive steroid-disco and degenerate house

We here in the Disco Halal HQ are so happy about the fact you joined us

CHOKO001 played by tINI

and “Central”

super tight breaks and string-drenched sleaze composed by the library master

it's simply ALL killer

Kimono Doux

Henzo heard DJ Python plays his beats at the club he was managing in MCR’s hipster warzone - the NQ - and the pair soon hit it off

After Edge of reality from DVLVCRVZ