Skull Snaps - Skull SnapsWidely available for the first time in forty five years, featuring Its A New Day, one of the most sample breaks in history. Official Mr Bongo reissue. Record collectors, producers and crate diggers like a good creation myth, and Skull Snaps self titled debut had it all. A mysterious funk trio, who recorded one album under a curious name, housed it in a sleeve that looked more like a proto metal album, and released it through a label (GSF Records) that

" As pertinent now as it was in the 70's if not more so considering current affairs

strobes and wide eyes

Expected in stock between 17th February - 3rd March

From hip hop leaning jazziness to club-ready euphoria and summertime house

With the support of Karma Chief Records (A division of Colemine Records)

There’s ‘Moving Forms’

taken from his Amsterdam parties of the same name

The Scotland via Yorkshire and now Berlin based lad takes cares of the first offering with a slick sense of house style

A Chief among them was UK avant-pop savant Bullion

a meticulous selection of the rarest and most sought after compositions of the 70's and 80's Napolitan disco and funk scene

providing spoken word and vocal refrains on top of an Afro-Brazilian percussion jam with a delivery and verse in Xhosa

Contains a sample of "And I Need To Be With Someone Tonight" performed by Terence Trent D'Arby