Mad As Hell/ Blackout, by Black Mustang/ Kerrier District/ Sleeparchive (12" on Loeb)

	Description:	12" on Loeb
	Format:	12"
	Label:	Loeb
	Price:	£4.99
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What you say No-one has reviewed Mad As Hell/ Blackout by Black Mustang/ Kerrier District/ Sleeparchive yet. Give us your opinion on Mad As Hell/ Blackout by Black Mustang/ Kerrier District/ Sleeparchive. What the label says: ‘Mad As Hell’ is a collaboration with the magical Kerrier District (Luke Vibert), Cornwall’s answer to Metro Area, he provides the chunky disco beats over which the Mustang stack layers of Moog and tripped out dub vocals and fx ‘Chicken Lips meet Analord’ The Sleeparchive Disco Dub comes from a planet way out in the solar system where people dance only in their minds and where dub is a powerful narcotic taken only by the clinically insane. A1 Mad As Hell – Black Mustang Vs Kerrier District A2 Mad As Hell – Sleeparchive Disco Dub AA1 Blackout Pt1 – Black Mustang AA2 Blackout Pt2 – Black Mustang

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About the humble 12":

The 12" is the big brother of records as it's an fatter version of the 7", with a vast scope for an array of remixes and B sides. They are slightly less portable their smaller inched brethren but they're by no means inferior. Often the grooves are spaced wider apart and thus sound much much better. You can fit ample tracks on and if worse comes to worse they make fine plates (should your crockery go awol). Yes, there's a hole but holes are easy to sort out. Once again they're available on many different colours and guises. The best thing about a 12" is the potential vastness of the artwork. Also playable on many speeds!!

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