Shoss EP
by The Magus Project feat. Bryan Gee
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Purchasable with gift card
£3 GBP or more
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Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumFrom the vaults!
Unplayed mint vinyl, slight age spotting on outer sleeve.
Respect to all hardcore DJs - etched into the runout groove on side A.
Mastered and cut at The Townhouse, Shepherds Bush, London.
Label: The White Label (offshoot of Rhythm King / Outer Rhythm)
Only one copy per customer please!
IMPORTANT INFO!!!
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Includes unlimited streaming of Shoss EP via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ... moreships out within 7 daysedition of 10Purchasable with gift card£13 GBP or more
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Shoss
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Left to Right
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Peace Prize
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Shoss Remix
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about
Originally released in 1991 on the Rhythm King Records off-shoot, The White Label, this collection of Belgian rave inspired tunes took the clubs and warehouses by the scruff of the neck and gave them a proper talking to.
DJ Bryan Gee (founder and head honcho of the eminent D&B label Planet V) and James Banbury (subsequently in The Auteurs, Infantjoy, Dadahack and presently Blood Wine or Honey) were introduced to each other by maverick A&R impresario Martin Heath (Rhythm King). James was signed to their publisher fresh out of college, and Bryan was working for Outer Rhythm.
From South London to Milton Keynes to Nuremberg and beyond - proto-breaks with heavy classical chunky riffs, smoke machines, strobes, not much else.
Made with an Akai S1100, Alesis MMT8, Roland JX3P, TG77 and some other stuff.
Carefully transferred from a rummage around the back of a drawer DAT tape by Pete Hofmann, and remastered by Anthony Ryan at Red Red Paw.
DJ Bryan Gee (founder and head honcho of the eminent D&B label Planet V) and James Banbury (subsequently in The Auteurs, Infantjoy, Dadahack and presently Blood Wine or Honey) were introduced to each other by maverick A&R impresario Martin Heath (Rhythm King). James was signed to their publisher fresh out of college, and Bryan was working for Outer Rhythm.
From South London to Milton Keynes to Nuremberg and beyond - proto-breaks with heavy classical chunky riffs, smoke machines, strobes, not much else.
Made with an Akai S1100, Alesis MMT8, Roland JX3P, TG77 and some other stuff.
Carefully transferred from a rummage around the back of a drawer DAT tape by Pete Hofmann, and remastered by Anthony Ryan at Red Red Paw.
credits
released May 8, 2020
1, 4 Written by James Banbury
2, 3 Written by James Banbury and Bryan Gee
1 Produced by James Banbury
2, 3, 4 Produced by James Banbury and Bryan Gee
Artwork: Dan Nguyen / Demonslayer
Mastering: Antony Ryan at Red Red Paw
a What Sonic? release
1, 4 Written by James Banbury
2, 3 Written by James Banbury and Bryan Gee
1 Produced by James Banbury
2, 3, 4 Produced by James Banbury and Bryan Gee
Artwork: Dan Nguyen / Demonslayer
Mastering: Antony Ryan at Red Red Paw
a What Sonic? release
license
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about
The Magus Project London, UK
Established 1991 by James Banbury, alongside DJ Bryan Gee. Back from the rave.
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