Exit Planet Dust

Exit Planet DustFor years before the release of Exit Planet Dust, the production duo of Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons were cranking out slabs of the biggest sounds around on the label Junior Boys' own. A key record of the 1990s, Exit Planet Dust, invented the big beat style that dominated British dance music in the second half of the decade, and it still sounds superb in its own right. Skull crunching hip hop loops, fuzz guitar, insistently repetitive spoken samples and

Clark Terry

This new edition is released as part of the OJC Series and is pressed on 180-gram vinyl at RTI with all-analogue mastering

recorded in 1962 and adorned with vocals from Bob Dorough – the album represents a further maturation and refinement of a quintet that stands as one of the finest in jazz history

war and peace

Again Fela is playing provocateur to the ruling regime

No One's Watching is a documentation of the many dance floors they encountered

“Recorded in Italy in 1962

It’s old blues

Lee performed the record in its entirely during concerts met with overwhelming critical acclaim

Essentially

It's raw electro house that fizzes and spits with potent dancefloor scuzziness and energy even now

Akira Ishikawa runs through the land of Africa with both jazz and rock