Nu Disco | Disco Edits | Cosmic Used Vinyl 314 Items

No poster, no vibrator.

2013 reissue.

Backstock copies. Covers are very close to NM (might have faint ring wear or a few small creases).

Blue Vinyl Edition - unplayed.

Remastered repress. Black Vinyl.

Record has light hairlines.

Vinyl with a couple of light scuffs

close to NM

label sleeve

Label sleeve.

Yellow, transparent vinyl!

close to NM

seems unplayed

close to NM

close to NM

single sided stamped white label copy

Ships in a label sleeve.
Writing on label.

close to NM

close to NM

close to NM

Picture discs seem unplayed. Gatefold cover with price tag on front.

label sleeve

label cover

Vinyl is close to NM.

Close to VG+

Label cover. Blue vinyl.

Label cover.

Label sleeve.

Kat debutant Inxxwel continues the run of releases in fine form with a wonderful EP of not so well known dance floor smashers covering Afro, Disco, New Wave, and 80's Boogie vibes. Kicking things off is the Disco Afro goody that is Check It Out. A mid tempo shake down that ticks all the right boxes with infectious guitar riffs, vocals and bass-lines right through this with a cheeky teaser of an arrangement that's sure to do some damage on them there dance floors! Next up is I See You…. Pure Japanese New Wave badness spliced up with pure love (none of this quantising malarky here). Super quirky vibes with a new wave disco biz and bumps along with aplomb. Make Me is a forgotten 90s RnB tune chopped and given the rework love.. Re-jigged from the original half time track, with some added Moog synth vibes for added oomph. Last up is Old Fashioned, a subbed out garage Boo-gie vibe with sweeter than sweet vocals that hark back to shiny outfits, hair spray and some ever so sexy moves. Lets do this!

It's been almost two years to the day since we've last heard from our dear friend & resident Grodno beat-smith Funkyjaws.

The first in the Little Beat Different Issues series, which came from ORM, gets an overhaul thanks to Ashley Beedle under his Africanz on Marz moniker, Regular Customer, Jonny Rock and Tasun. Little Beat Different Issues is a new series focused on reissuing music from Eastern European region previously unavailable on Western markets. Their first release was a compilation by project ORM, the moniker of Czech producer team Petr and Pavel ORM, originally formed as a disco group in the late 1970s and the pioneers of electronic dance music in former Czechoslovakia. It only makes perfect sense for old school to meet new school and for ORM to have their original tracks reimagined by our selection of current producers. Here's the 4 tasty edits that will see the light of the day soon on the slab of wax.

Australian synthesizer enthusiast, boogie revivalist and occasional house producer Inskwel dons his rarely used Cold Chillin' Inkswel alias for this outing on Marcel Vogel's Lumberjacks in Hell outfit. While the Aussie producer's disco and boogie influences can be heard on Lemonade City, for the most part the EP is a house-centric affair. "Mercury Retrograde" melds a midtempo, head-nodding chugger out of backwards synth melodies and analogue sounding beats, while "Ompai" delivers his usual, soft-focus blend of vintage synths and warm, floor-friendly bottom-end. There's a chunkier feel about the heavily filtered disco bump of "Lemonade City", while "Degrees In The Shade" moves from metronomic house throbber to sparse P-funk jacker in the blink of an eye.

Hand sprayed cover. Cover and vinyl are close to NM. Limited edition.

close to NM, Limited edition

Sealed copy with two small bend corners!

Through their label Cocktail d'Amore, Discodromo and Boris offer you thefirst 12" from Studio Luce. Studio Luce is Berlin's newest musical collaboration bringing Franz Scala and Dimitri So Emotional together to explore the sensitive pulse of dance music. Their roots are synth funk, 80's modern soul, new wave, electroand old school disco. The original track is called "Defender X" and can be described as a funktrack with a contemporary digital touch. Surrounding it, Toby Tobias andTuff City Kids (Gerd Janson and Lauer) provide their interpretations. While Toby develops his version in a 2-part remix made of dubby chord stabs, a deep rolling bassline and an excellent meticulous production,Tuff City Kids opt for a warm bassline, very tight drum programming, shimmering trancey synth and a catchy house-chords progression right tothe last breakdown.The latter also emphasize the rhythmic section for an additional track called "drum remix" which pays tribute to Idjut Boysproductions including a lot of reverbs and reverse tape delays.

very close to NM

Close to NM.

Close to NM!

handstamped white label is very close to NM

Only record 1, record 2 is missing! Promo copy with promo sticker.

Stamped white label. Limited edition.

Big scratch on the A side! Cover is clsoe to NM!

Green wax!