Ghosts of Venice - Ghosts of Venice EditsStreet Meat Records returns with a release from label head Ghosts of Venice. Featuring the Disco stompers Feel The Heat and Shoot Me With Your Love. Backed with the sleazy Funk workout of Feel The Fire, and dance floor filler Ill Do Anything

The album was recorded in October 1976 at Studio West in San Diego and is thought to pre-date the later recordings on ‘Mix Faze

who had the honour of backing outsider legend Daniel Johnston

Nothing really revealed where they could've been recorded and

These two influences blended with the burgeoning house music scenes in Johannesburg and Pretoria as Professor Rhythm 3 was being produced in March 1991 (the same year apartheid ended)

it became a Modern Soul Holy Grail

Although the RAMP acronym Roy Ayers Music Productions bared Ayers’ name

Julien Casablancas

Stand High Records presents SH008: a brand spanking new 12” with two exclusive “discomix” cuts of Stand High Patrol's last two singles “Same Justice” and “Working Man”

aka Urulu and Liquid Earth

Anseron’s output has been prolific in the last two years

These recordings are a shift in direction to a sparse and ambient style

probably will get even more people screaming and shouting