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Review: A sublime five-track EP that opens with 'Magik,' a nice loose and fluid downtempo sound with lush and wispy melodies. Elsewhere 'Reboot' brings some sleek metallic lines and cosmic keys, 'Reality 2.0' has funkier drums, 'RSVP' is a late-night electro-tinged reverie and 'Keep Livin' closes as a ten-minute zoned-out opus.

Notes: Pair of high quality black felt slipmats with Soleil Records print in white & red

Review: Lux Interior and Poison Ivy, of Cramps fame, team up to deliver Leather Jackets and Diesel Smoke, a whopping 50-track compilation that documents their utmost personal favourite rock recordings, in the micro-veins of acid folk, rockabilly and psychobilly. We'll doff and eat our hats if both said punk legends' rising signs aren't Scorpio. With madcap performances from Donnie James with the Mighty Joe Houston Orchestra, Tall Tonio And The Mello-Dees, Chris Christian And The Chordaires, Elisabeth Waldo, Fred Katz and John Reedy and His Stone Mountain Trio among many more, this is a cavalcade of no-hit wonders, every last one of them a gem. Amounting to a contemporaneous account of the music that The Cramps heard and loved during their rise to notoriety, not to mention the lesser-known music that would've graced the halls of New York's CBGB club, of which they were favourite performers.

Notes: Inspired by the legendary UDG ProducerBag, the UDG Ultimate ProducerBag Large has been created to cater for those electronic musicians who crave more space for their performance equipment.

Fits: Pioneer DJM-S5, Toraiz SP-16, Denon DJ Prime Go, Novation AFX, Akai MPC Live II, Reloop Elite, Rane Seventy, Seventy-Two, NI Maschine Jam, and various pedalboards

The UDG ProducerBag Large offers increased space for performers using laptops up to 18.4" and larger MIDI Controllers. Constructed from high quality fabrics, the backpack style UDG ProducerBag Large features padded walls with an adjustable divider to create an internal partition to suit your own requirements. Available in black, the bag offers both comfortable transportation and padded protection for your valuable items.

Specifications

Colour: Black, Orange inside
Weight: 3,25 kg / 7.15 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 56.0 x 45.0 x 18.0 cm | 22.0 x 17.0 x 7.1 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 46.5 x 32.0 x 15.0 cm | 18.3 x 12.6 x 5.9 inch
Material: Water Resistant Nylon 420D
Protection: Padded MIDI Controller compartment
Bottom guards fabrics protect from scuffing and abration.

Extras

6 pockets for Accessories and smaller gears
Top carry handles
Ergonomic detachable shoulder strap
Integrated combination lock.

Fits:

Up to 18.4" laptop
Pioneer DJM-S5, Toraiz SP-16, DJS-1000, DJM-750MK2
NI Traktor Kontrol S2 MK2, Maschine Jam/ MK3/ MK2, Traktor Z2
Denon DJ Prime Go, MC6000 MK2, MC3000
Numark iDJ Live II, Mixtrack II / Pro II
Rane Seventy, Seventy-Two
Akai MPC Live II, APC 40 MK2, MPD232, MPD26, MPD32
Reloop Elite, Beatpad/2, Beatmix, Digital Jockey-3, Jockey 3 Remix, Terminal Mix 2
Novation AFX, 25SL MK2, Launchkey 25, Nocturn 25
Hercules DJConsole RMX2, DJControl Jogvision, DJ Control Air+ S
M-Audio Oxygen 25, Trigger Finger Pro, Xponent
Stanton SCS.4DJ, DJC.4
Livid OHM 64
Vestax VCI-380/400/400DJ,
Arturia Drumbrute, Keylab 25
Various pedalboards

Notes: The UDG Ultimate DIGI Backpack Black/Orange Inside is specially designed to cater for the laptop-based generation DJ affording them maximum functionality with performance orientated style.

Fits: Pioneer DJM-S5, DDJ-XP2, DDJ-200, Akai MPC Live II, NI Maschine MK3/ Jam, Numark Scratch, PT01 Scratch, or similar size controllers.

Ultimate DIGI Backpack specially designed for the laptop DJ. Constructed from high quality water resistant Nylon, it contains a cleverly designed side entry compartment for a laptop up to 15.4" without having the hassle of going through the main body of the bag. The bag main compartment can hold an extra laptop and it can also hold a Native Instruments MASCHINE MK2 size MIDI controller. There is a detachable interface pouch and on top of the bag there is a padded, quick access headphone pocket. There are 5 zipped compartments to securely store USB sticks, SD cards, wires and cables, AC power adapters, compact camera's, MP3 player, and other accessories.

Specifications

Colour: Black, Orange inside
Weight: 1,80 kg / 3.96 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 43.0 x 31.0 x 28.0 cm | 16.9 x 12.2 x 11.0 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 42.0 x 30.0 x 13.0 cm | 16.5 x 11.8 x 5.1 inch
Material: Water Resistant Nylon 450D
Protection: Various padding used

Extras

Front compartment with organization panel and detachable pouch for audio interface
5 exterior pockets for personal essentials, including one with earbud pass-through for Mp3 players
S-curved shoulder straps for ultimate comfort.

Fits:

Up to 15.4" laptop, LP's
Pioneer DJM-S5, DDJ-XP2, DDJ-200, DDJ-XP1, DDJ-SP1, DDJ-WeGO 3/ 4, Toraiz Squid
NI Maschine MK3/ Jam/ MK2
Denon DJ MC2000, SC2000
Akai MPC Live/ II, MPD226, MPD232, MPD32, MPD26, MPK Mini MK II, MPC Element, MPC 500, APC 20, APC Key 25
Ableton Push/ 2
Allen & Heath Xone 23/ C, Xone 43C
Novation Launch Control XL, LaunchPad Pro, Circuit, Twitch, Numark Scratch, Omni Control, Stealth Control, Party Mix, iDJ Live II, Mixtrack Edge
Reloop Beatmix, Digital Jockey III/ II, Mixage IE, Neon
Roland Aira MX-1, TR-707, MC-202, TR-8, TR-8S
Korg MicroKey 25
M-Audio Oxygen 25, Trigger Finger Pro,
Arturia Drumbrute
Gemini FirstMix Pro, Slate2, Slate4, CDJ-700,
Hercules P32 DJ Controller, Universal DJ, DJ Consule 4-MX, DJ Control Air S, DJ Control Wave, DJ Control Instinct
Livid CNTRL:R
Stanton DJC.4
Vestax Spin 2, VCI-300/MK2, VCI-100/MK2
Audio interface or MP3/MP4 player, books and magazines

Notes: UDG Turntable dust cover made from high quality material with exclusive UDG logo's printed in plastisol ink will be the best choice to protect your gears from dust and liquid drops.

Specifications

Colour: Black
Weight: 0,12 kg / 0.264 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D) cm: 49 x 39 x 16 | inch: 19.3 x 15.3 x 6.3
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D) cm: Not Applicable
Material: Water Resistant Nylon 210D
Protection: Various equipment

Extras

UDG logo printed in plastisol

Fits:

Turntables
19" mixer

Notes: The cost effective way of replacing the cable of your HD25 heaphones. These replicas are perfect for extending the life of your precious Sennheiser heaphones without breaking the bank.

Review: Johnny Marr's solo debut of 2013, The Messenger showed him channelling his love for classic guitar rock through post-punk dynamics and a sense of urgency apparently abetted by his time spent in Modest Mouse and The Cribs. Keen to establish himself as an artist in his own right rather than a sideman, Payland builds on that album's impact, delivering an impressive salvo of sparky intensity; 'Easy Money' may well be the catchiest and most immediate thing he's committed to wax for decades, whilst elsewhere he brings a chilly frissante to proceedings, seemingly inherited from the like of Wire and Gary Numan. After thirty years of wrenching new inspiration from six strings, it can be a powerful tonic to know that this curiously youthful figurehead is still as restless and driven as ever.

Notes: This earpad set is made of velour in wood colour and suitable for Sony MDR-V700 DJ headphones.

With these pads, you can leave a creative note on your headphones and you can give an old headphone a new look within seconds. Also you can save the stable value and the great look of your professional Sony DJ headphones. The velour earpads are very comfortable to wear even if it's getting more hot and the normal earpads are full of sweat.

Notes: UDG presents the Urbanite Series, cutting edge bags for today's on-the-go DJs / Producers. Each design not only makes you feel good, they make you look great. The Controller Sleeve lets you take a wide variety of your essential gear for your digital set up from one gig to the next. The main compartment includes high-density egg-crate interior padding that protects jog wheels, faders and buttons of various sized equipment. It lets you safely store your digital controller (such as the Pioneer DDJ-REV7, XDJ-RX3, XDJ-XZ, XDJ-RX2, DDJ-RZ, DDJ-SZ2, Numark NS7III) in the main compartment. The UDG Controller Sleeve is available in 3 sizes: Medium, Large & Extra Large skilfully designed to fit many different models of equipment safely during transport.

Specifications

Colour: Black
Weight: 2,90 kg / 6.38 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 92.2 x 49.2 x 13.5 cm | 36.3 x 19.4 x 5.3 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 89.2 x 46.2 x 10.5 cm | 35.1 x 18.2 x 4.1 inch
Material: Water repellent laminated 600D Polyester exterior
Protection: Egg Crate interior protects jog wheels, faders & buttons
Adjustable foam inserts to customize main compartment to your gear

Extras

Easy grip zipper pulls
Convenient carry handle
Padded shoulder strap

Fits

Pioneer DDJ-REV7, XDJ-RX3, XDJ-XZ, XDJ-RX2, DDJ-SZ2, DDJ-RZ, DDJ-SZ, XDJ-RX
Numark NS7III/ NS7II/ NS7 FX
Denon DJ MCX8000
Or similar size controllers

Notes: Pair of high quality felt slipmats with small metallic Plastikman logo

Notes: Pair of high quality felt slipmats with Purposemaker design

Review: Easily outgrowing the original perception of them as stadium-indie bringers of gloom, Editors have evolved steadily with each record, and seemingly found themselves increasingly more comfortable each turn along the way. 'In Dream', the fifth from the Birmingham outfit, finds them expanding on the widescreen sweep of their sound, experimenting further with electronics, yet still maintaining a core of intimacy and introspection that has become their trademark. Thus, perversely, what may be their darkest record to date is also their most uplifting, with indelible songwriting, synth filigree and nocturnal atmospherics colliding to provide a black-clad tour de force.

Notes: You're a visionary videographer, an intrepid journalist, a dedicated podcaster. And when you're out in the field, you want to be able to record high-quality audio for your projects with the hands-free convenience of a lavalier microphone, and you want to do it without breaking the bank.

That's where iRig Mic Lav comes in, it's an ultra-affordable and compact professional-quality mobile lavalier microphone for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Android.

iRig Mic Lav is chainable. That means it can double your recording power by letting you easily chain up to two iRig Mic Lav's to the same device. Each iRig Mic Lav captures high-quality audio thanks to its omnidirectional condenser capsule and foam pop shield. And recording convenience is taken to the next level thanks to its on-board headphone monitoring output, secure mounting clip, generous cable length and durable roadworthy design. And best of all, you can have all these premium features at a price as small as the device itself.

iRig Mic Lav gives you the power to record great sounding audio anytime and anywhere. Designed to meet the exacting demands of broadcast professionals, its omnidirectional condenser capsule lets you capture a 30Hz - 16kHz frequency range of crystal-clear audio from all directions. It comes with a foam pop filter to eliminate vocal plosives, wind noises and other unwanted sounds. And like all good lavalier microphones, it comes with a durable mounting clip that you can easy mount on a t-shirt, lapel or other material for dependable and secure hands-free recording. Just clip it on, and you'll be ready to go.

Capturing great audio in the field requires more than just superior microphone technology. To get the best sound, you have to be able to monitor your source as its being recorded. Not all lavalier microphones come with on-board monitoring, but iRig Mic Lav does. In fact, among major brands, it's the first mobile lavalier microphone to offer this feature.

It comes with a combo 1/8" TRRS port that can be used to output audio to your favourite pair of headphones. Just set the toggle switch next to the port to "monitor" and plug in your headphones, and you'll be on your way to recording effortlessly amazing audio.

There's a saying that goes something like, "two heads are better than one."

The same can be said for microphones - when you're out in the field, sometimes you need to record more than one person.

iRig Mic Lav lets you chain and record with up to two iRig Mic Lav's on the same device thanks to the same dual-purpose 1/8" TRRS port used for headphone monitoring.

Simply set the toggle switch to "input," and then plug a second iRig Mic Lav in to record with two microphones.

To monitor a dual iRig Mic Lav setup, you just need to set the switch on the second iRig Mic Lav's jack to "monitor," and then you'll be able to plug in your headphones.

You never know what mobile device you'll have accessible while you're out conducting that next heated interview or spontaneous Youtube video. This can be a problem if a microphone is specifically made for one type of device. Fortunately, you'll never have that problem when iRig Mic Lav is in your pocket. It outputs its sound via an analog 1/8" TRRS output jack, and it captures the same high-quality audio no matter whether it's plugged into an iPhone or an Android device with a compatible TRRS input jack compliant with the CTIA/AHJ wiring standard.

In other words, with iRig Mic Lav you can make quality recordings anytime, anywhere and on any mobile device.

Pair iRig Mic Lav with VocaLive or EZ Voice and an iLoud portable speaker, and you'll have the perfect "hands-free" portable PA system that you can easily fit in a briefcase or backpack for trade shows, small group gatherings and other mobile presentations.

With iRig Mic Lav, you're ready to record right out of the box thanks to its powerful suite of included apps. You get iRig Recorder FREE for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch and Android, a straightforward audio capture app that is great for everything from recording journalistic interviews to making podcasts while on the go (and everything in between).

VocaLive is an expandable, powerful effects processor and multi-track recording app that's perfect for adding a creative touch to audio. EZ Voice for iPhone, iPad and Android is a streamlined and easy-to-use app loaded with vocal effects that make it easy to practice and record over any song stored in your device's music library.

Notes: We took the Big Muff Pi circuit and simply shrunk it without changing its rich, creamy, violin-like sustain and sound!

The EHX Nano Big Muff Pi works and sounds identical in every way to our classic NYC Big Muff Pi. Get a piece of the pi for yourself!

Crushing distortion
Singing sustain with attitude
Compact, rugged nano enclosure
True bypass
Adjustable tone
9V battery included

Specifications:
Circuit
Analog
Bypass
True Bypass
Audio
Mono
Power Supply
9V battery included (optional 9.6VDC-200mA power adapter not included)
Dimensions (in)
4.5 x 2.75 x 2.1
Current Draw
3mA
Year Released
2013

Notes: The Zomo VS-Box 7/100 is a practical way to store your vinyl in a stylish and efficient way.

The Zomo VS-Box 7/100 is made of solid MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) and laminated with tough water-repellent decor. This model is easy to install, multiple stackable and can be combined with other VS-Boxes. The Box is also compatible to vinyls in protection covers.

The capacity can vary by the thickness of your vinyl.

Sheer genius and totally cool! It's ZOMO!

Notes: UDG presents the Urbanite Series, cutting edge bags for today's on-the-go DJ's / Producer's. Each design not only makes you feel good, they make you look great. The Controller Backpack lets you take a wide variety of your essential gear for your digital set up from one gig to the next. It lets you safely store your digital controller (Pioneer DDJ-SX3, Native Instruments S8) in the main compartment while in the side entry laptop compartment you can store up to 19" laptop. It has enough space in the two front pockets to store all your other necessities; hard drives, headphone, cables & accessories and is fully padded in all the right places for the ultimate in protection. The backpack has a 4-method carrying system. The UDG Controller Backpack is available in 2 sizes: Medium & Large skillfully designed to fit many different models of equipment safely during transport.

Specifications

Colour: Black
Weight: 3,95 kg / 8.69 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 73.0 x 43.0 x 22.5 cm | 28.7 x 16.9 x 8.9 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 70.0 x 40.0 x 10.0 cm | 27.6 x 15.7 x 3.9 inch
Material: Water repellent laminated 600D Polyester exterior
Protection: Adjustable foam inserts to customize main compartment to your gear

Extras
4 compartments: main: for controller, side: for laptop up to 19", front: 2x for headphone, hard drives, cables & accessories
4-method carrying system
Easy grip zipper pulls
Convenient carry handle & padded shoulder strap

Fits:
Up to 19" laptop
Pioneer DJ DDJ-FLX6, DDJ-1000SRT, DDJ-800, DDJ-1000, DDJ-RX, DDJ-SX3, DDJ-SX2, DDJ-SX, DDJ-RR, DDJ-SR, DDJ-S1, DDJ-T1
Pioneer DJ XDJ-RR, XDJ-R1, XDJ-Aero
NI Traktor S8
Denon DJ Prime 2, MC7000
Numark NS4FX, NS6II, NS6, 4Trak, N4, Mixdeck Quad
Rane One,
Reloop Mixon 8 Pro, Mixon 4, Touch
Roland DJ 505
or similar size controllers

Review: Cuba-meets-Cameroon-via-Guinea-and-Senegal, the roots of this African-adopted Cuban sound are as rich, unique and exciting as Amara Toure's tale itself. After years of club performing in Dakar, Amara and his Black & White Ensemble in the late '60s and proceeded to release 10 songs during the '70s. Here, for the first time ever, all of these recordings are united on this immaculately presented collection. From the cobble-kicking percussive Cuban heels and emphatic harmonies of "Fatou" to the deep yearning crooning blues of "N'ga Digne M'be" and the spacey, out-of-this-world guitars and jazzy trumpet lead of "N'Niyo", there's something very special and unique about this collection. With a heart that beats in Africa but a soul that shines with Cuban fire, as Analogue Africa state themselves... It's only taken 10 songs for Amara to become a legend. Very few artists can claim this feat.

Review: The Cosmologist's Under The Influence series returns with a soul 7" especially for RSD! "Child Of The Street" by Sam Dees originates from 1973 and comes dripping with socio-political undertones, which remain intact on The Cosmologist's 2015 tweak which subtly embellishes the groove into something close to a hip hop beat. Face down and we go back a decade to 1968 and the outright soul gem "Same Girl" by Barbara Acklin, twisting it up with the lesser known piano version from Young Holt Unlimited for 5 minutes that will nice up any dance!

Notes: The new MS Series studio reference monitor stands from Ultimate Support offer unparalleled innovation and strength for professional, project, and home studios alike. The MS-80 is a desktop monitor stand that features non-slip, high-density acoustic foam and an angle-adjustable base that allows the end user to fine tune the sweet spot. The MS-90 is a column monitor stand that offers internal cable management channels and 6000 Series aluminum construction while the MS-100 is essentially a combination of the two!

From top to bottom, all three MS Series stands feature sonic isolation and decoupling components. The MS-90 delivers four non-marring sound decoupling pads that stabilize monitors of varying sizes. The MS-100 and MS-90 feature two rubber couplers between the column and the top/bottom plates and spike decoupling designs under the top and bottom base plates. Add the MS-90 to your studio and discover what you've been missing in your mix!

The MS-100 and MS-90 offer three internal channels that run the length of the column. So your studio remains clear of untidy cables, two channels are designed for audio and power respectively. For additional stability, the larger third channel can be filled with shot or sand.

The MS Series studio monitor stands are made from the highest quality materials, such as Series 6000 aluminum, and backed by award-winning design that marries both form and fashion. The modern studio owner will love the contemporary look while the veteran engineer will appreciate the solid build and versatility.

Depending on the needs of your studio, the MS-90 is available in two studio standard heights: 45" and 36". Both are identical in construction and features except for height. Choose the height that's best for your studio design!

Review: Amsterdam label Music from Memory are steadily becoming the most interesting archivally minded operation out there, with this retrospective of Mallorcan guitarist Joan Bibiloni following essential issues of work by Gigi Masin and Leon Lowman. On El Sur, MFM founders Tako Reyenga, Abel Nagenast and Jamie Tiller cast their gaze over Bibiloni's work from the more experimental era of his long career (he first released a single in 1967) selecting tracks from a six album run which commenced with the album Una Vida Llarga I Tranquila, originally released in 1984. It was during this time that Bibiloni began to compose with the assistance of tape loops, drum computers and synthesisers and these primitive experiments make for compelling listening across the ten tracks on El Sur.

Review: Experimental musician Leyland Kirby has been skirting round the edges of electronic music since the tail end of the '90s, delivering curious concept albums under a dizzying variety of pseudonyms (The Caretaker, The Stranger, Billy Ray Cyrix, Butcher Claws and Bored in Columbia, amongst many others). Here he dons his familiar V/VM alias for a discordant trip into drone territory supposedly inspired by fading memories of the last throes of early '90s outdoor raves. In truth, there's little in the music - a typically hissing, dystopian fusion of murky textures and becalmed electronic tones - to justify the concept, but it matters little. Kirby is a master at creating vaguely spooky, industrial-influenced soundscapes, and The Death of a Rave (A Partial Flashback) only enhances his reputation.

Review: A unique political story told in 20 chapters, Angola 2 Soundtrack delves deep into the nine year history of recorded music culture that was born out of the live music oppression set in place by Portuguese rule. Between three labels over 800 recordings were released during this fertile period, each one reflecting Angolan folk and distinctive Latin influences. And these are 20 of the most creative highlights. From the frenetic guitar rhythms and harmonic chants of "Mabele" to the psychedelic highlife shimmers of "Avante Juventude" via the insistent, street-bound sermon of "Snipes", this collection is entrenched in a rich musical history. Complete with well researched booklet and powerful imagery, it's an immaculate lesson in modern music history.

Notes: The Zomo earpad set is suitable for the headphones Technics RP-DH1200 and Pioneer HDJ-1000/-1500/-2000.

With this pads you can leave a creative note on your headphones and you can give an old headphone a new look within seconds. Also you can save the stable value and the great look of your professional Technics DJ headphones.

Features
Material: PU (100% Polyurethane)
Colours: black
Weight: 18 g

Suitable for the following headphones
Technics RP-DH1200
Pioneer HDJ-1000
Pioneer HDJ-1500
Pioneer HDJ-2000

The headphones in the picture are not included, they are for demonstration purposes only.

Notes: The Zomo carbon fiber brush VBC-01 is the perfect way to clean your vinyl without electrostatic charge. A gentle brush with the microniser prior to record playing enables a million tiny filaments to discharge the harmful deposits from the grooves and bring a new dimension to record care.

Review: Though his career has taken many turns over the last decade, DJ Koze has remained that most illusive of creatures: a minimal-minded producer with an ear for a melody. This fourth full-length, packed to the rafters with big-name collaborations (Apparat, Caribou, Ada and Matthew Dear all feature), continues his move towards the home-listening sphere. So, while many of the heady rhythms and shuffling grooves hark back to his stripped-back past, Amygdala impresses with its woozy songs, genre-straddling fusions (see the modern soul meets deep house of "Homesick" or the steppy, tropical vibes of "Marilyn Whirlwind") and homely atmosphere.

Review: Brighton based record label, publishers, cinematographers and legendary former London record store Mr Bongo reissue the legendary 1968 album by Pedro dos Santos, entitled Krishnada. Born in Rio de Janiero in 1919, Santos was (according to the label) "a percussionist virtuoso, composer and inventor of instruments.. such as the 'Tamba' (electrified bamboo drum) and the mouth berimbau whistle." He was a very spiritual person apparently and regarded by some as a philosopher of sorts. The album was produced by himself at CBS studios with arrangements by Joppa Lins. It features poetic lyrics in a unique linguistic structure, as well as various percussive instruments and horn arrangements with samba rhythms from Latin styles. Despite the originality of his percussive sound and the influence it has had on musicians, it had little impact at the time. The album had a cult revival in the noughties and began circulating the internet in MP3 format, finally giving recognition to this unusual spiritual Bossanova masterpiece.

Review: It's been a while since we last heard from former Ubiquity Records modern soul starlet Jeremy Ellis. Despite his mid-2000s success, the man with the golden tonsils has been off the radar since 2010. He's sounding as smooth and soulful as ever on this surprise return to action, lending his impeccable tones to a chunk of lilting deep house from Sandman and Riverside. Kai Alice handles remix duties on the A-side, delivering a tactile chunk of heavily electronic deep house with fluid chords and extended solos aplenty. That musical fluidity comes to the fore on the flipside KZREKchampa Club Dub, which peppers a shuffling, glassy-eyed groove with selected snippets of Ellis's brilliant vocal.

Notes: Custom moulded to fit the contours of the Allen & Heath Xone K2, designed for the Digital DJ. Our super durable polycarbonate shell offers a high level of protection and slides straight into controller bags, ideal for the travelling DJ.

Finished with a high quality smoked/clear sheen, shields faders and controls from dust, liquid and accidental impact whilst accommodating cables. At home, on the road or in the club, Decksaver has your Xone K2 covered.

*Photographed Allen & Heath K2 is not included

Review: The Vanishing Twins first surfaced in 2016 with their Choose Your Own Adventure LP before taking some years away to magically re-appear like ghosts can do with The Age Of Immunology. The album brings together space pop with African spoken word and poetry, odd-ball percussion and strangely inspired UK synth pop made to fit a world of other exotic musical styles. There's no denying the unique sound that the band have conjured and it's something for those Broadcast, Pram and Stereolab fans out there in need of new, inspired material. At 10 tracks long it's a magical carpet ride for the ears and you'll never know what part of the world you'll end up.

Notes: Convenient Connections

Use this module to tap into the 3-pin LINK connector used in several Intellijel products, including Mixup, Pedal I/O and the Palette and 2nd Generation Audio Jacks Board in a 7U case.

The XY I/O uses two 3.5mm TRS jacks, which accept insert cables to provide send/return capability to a pair of Pedal I/O's, or additional stereo inputs (or outputs) to a pair of Mixups, or one of each.

A third 3-pin Link connector on the back panel allows the X and Y jacks to access the L/R (or Send/Return) jacks on a single connected module or case without needing a stereo cable.

Width: 4HP
Depth: 24mm

Review: Billed as the official follow-up to their career defining high point And Out Come The Wolves, the fourth full-length from Los Angeles punk legends Rancid marked their only work to that point not to feature producer/engineer Brett Gurewitz (Bad Religion) in any capacity, with Tim Armstrong and Lance Frederiksen opting to handle production duties themselves. This likely is where the project's deeper embracing of reggae and ska began to seep into the compositions, with cuts 'Hoover Street' and the essential title-track 'Life Won't Wait' both being recorded in Kingston under the tutelage of several essential reggae artists such as Buju Banton, leading to the definitive outlier in the Rancid canon.

Review: Sister Nancy is one of few trailblazers who helped pioneer the the female facet of reggae. 'Bam Bam' is a reissue of her seminal debut single, which features her signature sound of roots reggae and dancehall, raileing against the male-dominated 80s scene with its ribbing hook and slapping instrumental. The B-side 'Stalag Version' dubs out the A, versioning it into a gloomy, bass-heavy hypnosis.

Review: Jeru The Damaja doesn't always get namechecked as readily as the likes of Gang Starr, but he's just as vital a part of the East Coast rap legacy. 1996 album Wrath Of The Math is a totem of conscious hip-hop, with Premier on the beats and Jeru showing off exactly what he can do on the mic. Now 45 Kings are taking measures to remind people how good this record is by picking two of the album's finest cuts and giving them a trip out on 7". 'Ya Playing Yaself' is an impossibly funky Preemo groove underpinned by a righteously cheeky b-line, while 'Scientifical Madness' finds The Damaja breaking down societal ills with devastating dexterity.

Review: There isn't a Star Wars fan in the known galaxy who isn't singing the praises of The Mandalorian, a series which has gifted the world (and the merchandising machine) with the magic of Baby Yoda. As well as the stunning sci-fi action on screen, the series is also notable for the striking soundtrack from Swedish composer Ludwig Goransson, and now you can score a highly collectable edition of that very work thanks to this awesome picture disc. With the titular hero's helmet on one side, and of course wee little Grogu in his hover basket thing on the other, this is one that will look as good on the shelf as it will sound on the platter.

Review: The NID Tapes is a collection of early Indian electronic music uncovered at the archives of the National Institute of Design (NID) in Ahmedabad, India. The compilation includes works by Gita Sarabhai, I.S. Mathur, Atul Desai, S.C. Shama and Jinraj Joshipura, who worked at India's first electronic music studio founded at the NID in 1969, with support from the New York composer David Tudor. A throwback to the early days of analog composition, the compilation escapes the usual tendency towards Eurocentrism in championing this field, and showcases the collective's experiments with Moog synthesizer, tape collage, vocal techniques and field recordings - creating a unique fusion of Western and Indian avant-garde traditions.

Review: Some expansive, cinematic, orchestral spiritual jazz for you here, from the trio of talents that Fumio Itabashi, Kuniyiki and Henrik Schwarz. While the latter two are generally better-known for their deep and sometimes tech-tinged house and ambient productions, the original mix of 'Watarese' (featured here on side B) is a dense, immersive jazz soundscape laden with evocative Japanese vocals, improvised piano, moody orchestration and definite nods towards vintage free-jazz. Spiritual Life supremo Joaquin 'Joe' Clausell provides the remix and, somewhat predictably, steals the show. His take is gently rhythmic, sun-splashed spiritual jazz full of hand percussion, fluid piano motifs and rubbery double bass.

Review: DJ Scientist aka John Raincoatman is the German record collector behind the Outer Edge label. This time he welcomes Ghia for a second outing following the sold out and hugely desirable first one. This one comes in the form of a full length album featuring some previously unissued songs and lots of the group's signature downtempo synth pop sounds. They are soothing, lush and soulful, with delicate female vocals over sweet and innocent 80s keys and drum sounds. Perfectly steamy and sexy for slow dancing or lazy afternoons.

Review: Active since the early 1980s, Robert Ffrench is a curio in the reggae scene, with a penchant for extra drum machines and a distinctly wacky sound. Emblematic of Ffrench's approach to music-making is the album 'Wondering', which here comes reissued via 333. Entirely themed around the tumult of Ffrench's relationships while living in 1980s Jamaica, hilarities like 'I Can't Finance You' and 'Heart Breaker' reflect the artist's intense thoughts on the various women in his life. It's all helped along, best of all, by his remarkable synthwork, making this an essential listen.

Review: Interplugreaction is a track from Beroshima's 2007 album Real To Reel, but it's wasn't until 2023 that we (now get to) hear the cream of its reinterpretations. If only every track in the world could hear a remix from the likes of Marcel Dettman and Rodhad! Perhaps this calls for an entirely new industry - in fact, let's lock the artists in a room just so they can churn out the music and nothing else. Actually, a whopping four techno heavyweights (also including Frank Muller and Henning Baer) to reinterpret the classic track, with the new mixes ranging from stuffy and oppressive to airy and stark. Certainly not one to miss.

Review: Through his work with revivalist soul band the Indications, Durand Jones has already proved that he's a serious talent - a vocalist and lyricist whose impressive range and impassioned, emotive delivery mark him out as a genuine star in the making. Wait Till I Get Over, his debut solo album, will only enhance his reputation. Framed as a love letter to his hometown of Hillaryville, with thoughtful lyrics that reflect not only on his own intriguing life story but also the history of the town's black community, the collected songs veer from string-laden, socially conscious ballads and fuzzy rhythm & blues workouts, smoky slow jams, nods to Sly Stone and righteous, reverb-laden gospel winners.

Review: Italojohnson has clearly decided that less is more, having limited their output to one self-released 12" a year since 2013. Volume 10 in the mysterious threesome's self-titled series predictably contains more twisted, tried-and-tested material. The untitled A-side sounds like a modern update of a breakbeat-boasting Frankie Bones classic, with hectic bursts of percussion, surging sub and a classic riff taking it in turns to impress. There's more of an acid house feel to the similarly untitled flipside workout, with booming, mangled vocal snippets and sharp electronic stabs riding a thunderous groove, '80s electro hits and a classic Chicago bassline. There's little subtle about either track, but they sound like guaranteed floorfillers.

Review: The mysterious Sault troupe is back with a call to action and revolutionary soul soundtrack that really bangs the box. "Ain't nothing gunna keep us silent" the lead singer yelps on 'Stop Der', which is an immediate banger after the soothing ambience and closely mic-ed whispers of the opener, which muse on what it means to be black. The rest of the record is a hard hitting mix of crisp drums and empowering vocals, with elements of classic soul as well as contemporary jazz colouring the grooves. This is powerful music with an even more powerful message.

Review: Periplo marks the solo debut of Early Sounds Recordings co-founder Pellegrino S. Snichelotto, following occasional contributions to other material from the label's extended family of artists. Interestingly, the six-track set shares some stylistic similarities with friends' Nu Guinea's Tony Allen Experiments mini-album, chiefly the producer's delay and reverb-laden fusion of live instruments and vintage analogue hardware. Stylistically, most of the tracks sit somewhere between jazz-funk, cosmic funk, and the kind of melodious Afro-Cosmic fare that was once a staple of Northern Italy's eccentric club scene. There's plenty of hazy musical humidity to enoy, too, with the impeccable "Ad Libitum" standing out.

Review: Jeff Mills for Axis Records. Are there any more exciting words for fans of Detroit techno? Here The Wizard assumes his MIllsart alias and once again sets off to explore extra terrestrial soundscapes. The tempo here is slower than under his own name, leaving more space for the sci-fi details and cosmic motifs to really sink in. The beats roll deep, too, with gentle percussive clatter dropped in from above. In the case of 'Breaker Breaker One Nine' the sound is almost Glenn Underground-esque. It is the EP highlight, though the glistening 'The Upside Down' is not far behind.

Review: Francis K remains a legend to this day and his music will always be well received whenever it is reissued. It was pioneering tackle back then and it remains a cut above the rest to this day. Here his FK EP is in the spotlight on Wave Music. It opens with the rapturous vocals of 'Hypnodelic' (feat Freddie Turner) before going for jacked up space beats on 'Mindspeak.' 'Edge Of Time' is a freaky tribal number for the dead of night with plenty of cosmic chords, and last of all 'Moov' explores deep house beats with new age melodies. Hard to categorise, easy to love, this is classic electronic music.

Review: 
The vocalist on this one sure does sound like a celebrated British pop vocalist. And the hints in the mystic text accompanying it certainly don't lessen that feeling. Either way, her textured tones on 'The First Narcissus' are weaved into a gritty, low slung groove that has crashing claps and a dirty baseline that wouldn't sound out of place in the Berghain basement. On the flip, 'Jealous Groove' is a punchy but clipped disco beat with a sense of urgency and streetwise swagger that sounds true fresh. West End Records mysterious Bitter End off-shoot strikes again with this one.

Notes: Mix up to four stereo channels in just 4hp, or chain multiple modules together to add channels. Inputs are normalled for mono operation. Simple, compact and high quality at a reasonable price.

Supplier's Notes:
4xSt.Mixer is 4 HP quad stereo mixer.

Right inputs are normalled to Left inputs for easy mono operation

Several 4xSt.Mixers can be chained together or with other HN stereo modules via sockets on the back side

65 mA +12V
50 mA -12V
35 mm deep

Review: Placebo are a legendary Belgian jazz funk band led by Marc Moulin, 1971 to 1976.AP-VINE have released some of their titles as reissue CD's & LPs before but this time we present their finest tracks from their 3 stadio albums as limited pressing 7 inch singles with new remastering!

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High-speed Audio Optimized USB 2.0 A-Male to B-Male cable
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