100% Compra Segura

Studio equipment


Visit Juno Studio

100% Compra Segura

DJ equipment



The Swamp (12")
Cat: DB 002. Rel: 07 Jun 04
  1. The Swamp (30Hz original mix)
  2. The Swamp (October remix)
out of stock $6.23
NY Fizzzzz (12")
Cat: PLATTER 001. Rel: 02 Jun 11
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. NY Fizzzzz
  2. Fountains Of Paradise
Review: Schmorsgabord is a new label, and it launches in style with this collaboration between Laurie 'Appleblim' Osborne and Julian 'October' Smith. The release sounds like a perfect meeting of the former's DJ-friendly bass excursions and the latter's tendency towards deep, dubby techno. Indeed, lead track "NY Fizzzzz" perfectly encapsulates this meeting of minds: the beats are tough and DJ-friendly, yet contain a swinging, Applepips-esque feeling that will let the track get noticed amid the deluge of straighter techno and tech-house releases. Up next, the duo focus on a more experimental approach. "Fountains of Paradise" eschews the dance floor, but the deep, brooding chord soundscape is lent some urgency by the shuddering waves of abstract percussion that occasionally break through the ponderous surface. That the label has decided to put its weight behind two different facets of this collaboration ensures that the end product is very tasty.
Read more
out of stock $9.35
Cat: TEMPA 105. Rel: 15 Mar 16
  1. Other Side Of The Sky (7:26)
Read more
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
out of stock $9.10
Untilmyheartstops 04 (limited hand-stamped 12")
Cat: UMHS 04. Rel: 01 Nov 13
  1. Arnaldo - "People In The Sand"
  2. Joey Anderson - "One World"
  3. October - "Decompression Chamber"
  4. Leif - "Until Dawn"
Review: It is labels like UntilMyHeartStops that proudly do deep house justice. The fourth EP to come from the UK imprint, and third this year, is a various artist sampler featuring label inaugurator Joey Anderson, who is joined by the best of British; October, Lief and the impressive Arnaldo. The latter opens the EP with something sparse, dubby and lonely in "People In The Sand", while A Side companion Anderson delivers an effervescent and cosmic "One World". October toughens up the EP with his bullish and phase filtered "Decompression Chamber", while the combined classicalism, ambience and slow drums of Lief's "Until Dawn" is reminiscent to Sven Weisemann's music as Joeum.
Read more
out of stock $7.27
Phonque (12")
Cat: VS 003. Rel: 15 Jul 04
  1. Phonque (original mix)
  2. Phonque (October's Nosebleed mix)
out of stock $5.19
Hott EP (12")
Cat: RUNOR 1007. Rel: 30 Jun 15
  1. Tom Dicicco - "16 Reels" (6:12)
  2. TX Connect - "Clouds Like Leopards" (Tape redo) (7:03)
  3. Hermans & Mr Ho - "Late Night Scuttla (Hard Drizzle)" (5:32)
  4. October & Borai - "So Many Days" (8:04)
Review: The always on-the-money Run Out Run label boomerangs itself back onto our shelves with their seventh release, this time a split effort from a pool of techno juggernauts form around the globe. Label boss Tom Dicicco drops a heavy-loaded master blaster in "16 Reels" - fierce sonics and filtered beats sprawling from every angle - and TX Connect aka Dallas-based producer Gavin Guthrie delivers his usual slice-n-dice approach thanks to an artillery of gritty drum machine beats and bubbly, rolling melodies on "Clouds Like Leopards". On the B-side, there's some Chicago ghetto action from Hermans and Mr Ho on "Late Night Scuttla (Hard Dizzle)", and Bristol's October and Borai team up to make the deep, mystical and dubby sway of "So Many Days".
Read more
Intérprete: Flori
out of stock $7.54
Cat: VDR 003. Rel: 17 May 13
  1. Unstable Phenomenon
  2. Entropy Ends
  3. Unstable Phenomenon (Joey Anderson remix)
  4. Unstable Phenomenon (Voodoo Down remix)
Review: Following a pair of various artists EPs featuring the likes of STL, Anton Zap and N'conduit last year, the nascent Voodoo Down label from New York present their first full artist EP from Bristol house producer October. His straight up, yet ever so slightly off kilter take on house makes him an ideal candidate for the label, with "Unstable Phenomenon" combining dubby yet euphoric chords, robust bass and intriguingly sequenced percussion; "Entropy Ends" is even more interesting, locking its looping piano half-uttered vocals samples and Korg M1 stabs into a strange kind of feedback loop. On the flip, the title track is remixed to fine effect by Joey Anderson, who reworks it into a deep, atmospheric jam filled with distant ripples of melody, while Voodoo Down turns in a more rolling, tribal - yet still decidedly abstract - version of "Entropy Ends".
Read more
out of stock $12.23
Gradiva EP (12")
Cat: SPMB 002. Rel: 28 Oct 13
Deep House
  1. Goddess Is Woman
  2. Dub Fi Borealis
  3. Invisible Serene Space
Review: Bristol's leading exponent of other-worldly house and techno makes the leap to Fred P's Soul People imprint, following a successful turn on Voodoo Down earlier in the year. Here October is turning out a more melancholic strain of his jagged abstractions in keeping with the label's spiritual aesthetic, with "Goddess Is Woman" particularly haunting in its thick swathes of chords. "Dub Fi Borealis" lets a touch more bite into its techy construction, but still the alluring notes abound, before the emotionally sideswiping prowl of "Invisible Serene Space" with its murmuring bassline and loaded strings.
Read more
out of stock $11.44
Cat: SIMPLE 1251. Rel: 28 Mar 12
Deep House
  1. String Theory (feat Borai)
  2. Tension Point
  3. String Theory (Legowelt remix)
  4. String Theory (Polarius remix)
Review: Bristol based producer October debuts on Will Saul's Simple Records with an EP backed by two remixes from renowned analogue gear hoarder Danny Wolfers, aka Legowelt. The two original tracks on the EP - "String Theory" and "Tension Point" - impressed Saul to the degree that he decided to revive the Simple imprint, which has been dormant since last February, in order to release them. October (real name Julian Smith) has been producing since 2003 and in that time has released a slew of 12?s on labels such as Immerse, Perspectiv and his own Caravan imprint. In 2011 he paired up with fellow Bristolian Appleblim to provide the first release on Oli Warwick's Schmorgasbord, a conceptual label that encourages collaborations between two producers from different rhythmic disciplines. Wolfers has contributed two remixes of "String Theory", one as Polarius and another under his most well known moniker, Legowelt. Unsurprisingly, the remixes differ considerably in texture and mood; the Legowelt version is considerably more upbeat, with the synths splashed playfully like watercolour strokes upon a canvas. The Polarius version is darker, with menacing acid undertones bubbling away underneath. Highly recommended!
Read more
out of stock $9.35
Cat: TANS 002. Rel: 02 May 12
  1. Planet Of Minds
  2. Singularity Jump
Read more
out of stock $8.31
Elephants (12")
Cat: IME 013. Rel: 16 Sep 09
Deep Dubstep
  1. Elephants
  2. Medium
out of stock $6.23
Raw EP (12")
Cat: CVAN 004. Rel: 06 Aug 08
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. Raw (original)
  2. Raw (Agnes & Ripperton's Twisted reshape)
out of stock $6.76
Cat: PSPV 002-3. Rel: 31 Mar 09
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. My Left Tool
  2. My Left Tool (Tobias remix)
out of stock $8.31
Cat: CVAN 011. Rel: 12 Mar 10
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. Flat Top Muscle
  2. Memory Man
Review: Caravan boss October returns with another dancefloor hit, "Muscle Memory." Heavily influenced by Detroit techno, the two tracks are also built around broken beat rhythms and dubby basslines. Spatially unique in the arrangement of sounds, both tracks are equally as intriguing when heard from an armchair or the dancefloor.
Read more
out of stock $7.27
Pay Day EP (12")
Cat: HNY 019. Rel: 17 Sep 18
  1. Tuesday (4:46)
  2. Pay Day (7:33)
  3. Urgency (5:02)
  4. Rent (11:04)
Intérprete: Desert Sound Colony
 in stock $9.10
Cat: CVAN 008. Rel: 13 May 09
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. Euro Dance Hit
  2. Control Room Interior
out of stock $6.23
Beat Me (12")
Cat: VS 007. Rel: 04 Jun 05
  1. Beat Me
  2. Broody Shaker (Techno Techno Techno)
Review: "Beat Me" is built around a gritty distorted bassline riff, a crispy beat and tasty sonic lacings. "Broody Shaker" takes a slightly more subtle tone, reminiscent of the Plumps in their earlier days. Another solid beat specifically engineered to sound good on the dancefloor.
Read more
out of stock $8.31
out of stock $8.06
Cat: HAND 05. Rel: 31 May 06
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
  1. Piano Phone (original)
  2. Piano Phone (Freedom Soundz mix)
  3. Piano Phone (Freedom beatz)
out of stock $6.23
Cat: CVAN 014. Rel: 27 Aug 10
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. That Placid Track (original mix)
  2. That Placid Track (Ewan Pearson's Mr Meek Goes to Offenbach remix)
Review: The prize for strangest, most musically captivating release of the week goes to October. Otherwise known as Caravan boss Julian Smith, October's "That Placid Track" defies categorisation, as it shifts relentlessly between disco, techno and dubstep and is just one of those tracks that gets better with every listen. Whilst the constant cowbell and flourishes of strings are grounded in disco, the scattergun editing and half step stutter sound like Ramadanman at his most sonically 'intriguing. Caravan score a coup by enlisting Ewan Pearson to remix the track. Straightening out the kinks, Pearson makes the track a more viable entity for the dancefloor, though he's smart enough to retain that satisfying half step crunch.
Read more
out of stock $7.27
Houston EP (12")
Cat: CVAN 005. Rel: 18 Sep 08
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. Listen, Move, Dance
  2. Housten (extended version)
out of stock $5.72
Cat: MISX 04. Rel: 23 Nov 10
  1. Bree Daniels (feat Fid)
  2. Breeprise
  3. Shalmirane, Destroyer Of Moons
  4. HD-189733-b
out of stock $8.31
Cat: CVAN 001. Rel: 18 Oct 07
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. Three Drops
  2. Homo Sapiens
Review: Set up by Bristol based October (aka Julian Smith), Caravan is intended to be a vehicle for his own productions as well as various other new artists who fit his remit of deep, organic techno. "3 Drops", the first release, is the epitome of quality within the aforementioned remit - featuring three tracks which combine dancefloor sensibility, organic percussion, Detroit vibes and European production techniques to create wonderful, memorable and useable tracks.
Read more
out of stock $6.76
Cat: CVAN 002. Rel: 24 Jan 08
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. Tape
  2. Invitation
out of stock $6.76
Cat: PSPV0146. Rel: 26 Jun 08
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. Say Again
  2. Go Outside
Intérprete: Patrice Baumel
out of stock $8.31
Cat: FLOZ 1219. Rel: 15 Dec 05
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
  1. Laser Finger
  2. Ya Know
  3. Breathe
out of stock $6.23
Cat: Z 001. Rel: 27 Sep 04
  1. Dub Junglism (original mix)
  2. Dub Junglism (Vex D remix)
out of stock $6.23
Cat: BRSTL 010. Rel: 02 Nov 15
  1. Head 4 Phuture (5:28)
  2. Too High The Future (with Borai) (7:34)
out of stock $9.62
Black Body Radiation (2xLP + insert)
Cat: SKUDGEWLP 02. Rel: 25 Nov 15
  1. Ritual (4:01)
  2. Black Narcissist (5:11)
  3. Body Chant (6:14)
  4. Blood Feud (8:36)
  5. Transient Bodies (5:06)
  6. Synchronized Blues (4:36)
  7. Slow Release (5:07)
  8. Syrup (3:34)
Review: Over a recording career that has spanned twelve years and around 35 releases, Bristol producer October finally releases a full length album, on Swedish techno imprint Skudge. On Black Body Radiation he shows a new dimension to his sound, forgoing the bass influenced techno he's usually associated with for more of a retro and EBM influenced sound. "Black Narcissist" features a gritty funk bass preset going toe to toe with the pounding groove of a rusty analogue rhythm and soaring guitar feedback. "Body Chant" or "Transient Bodies" are the kind of tough nu-new wave workouts similar to that of Broken English Club or Tzusing. The late night industrial groove of "Slow Release" in particular, is our favourite. Elsewhere, there's some seriously reductionist dub techno, like on "Blood Feud" and some lush beatless atmospherics such as on the closer "Syrup".
Read more
out of stock $17.17
Cat: DDR 7. Rel: 21 Aug 03
  1. The Wind Up (original mix)
  2. The Wind Up (Mulder remix)
out of stock $6.23
Death Drums (cassette + MP3 download code (comes in different coloured sleeve, we cannot guarantee which one you will receive))
Cat: NC 010. Rel: 03 Nov 16
  1. Deadline (5:26)
  2. Death Drums Along The River (8:11)
  3. Dissolution Illusion (5:26)
  4. The Mangroves Of Neptune (6:13)
  5. Terrorform (9:24)
  6. Untitled (Sync Test) (6:27)
out of stock $8.06
OCT 02 (10" + insert)
Cat: OCT 02. Rel: 01 Mar 17
  1. Repentant (version) (6:37)
  2. Judgement Dub (7:24)
Review: Bristol's finest Jules Smith aka October is back with more reduced EBM mutations following up the dusty and rusted experiments ts as heard on his great Death Drums cassette on No Corner just last year, not to mention 2015's wicked Black Body Radiation. It's the second edition of his new eponymous imprint here. On the A side we have "Repentant (version)" a grotty acid slow burner that squeals away menacingly above the seething dirt of vintage drum computers. On the flip "Judgement Dub" goes for an early Chicago vibe somewhere between Jamie Principle and K. Alexi with its haunting pads and funk bass supported by spitfire rhythm patterns and morose atmosphere that's geared for the early morning hours of a sweaty Berlin basement party.
Read more
$10.39 SAVE 40%
 in stock $6.24
OCT 01 (10" + hand-stamped insert)
Cat: OCT 01. Rel: 15 Sep 16
  1. Mantra Tantra (6:06)
  2. Order & Cleanliness (4:43)
out of stock $9.62
Distant Visions (10" + insert)
Cat: OCT 03. Rel: 11 Oct 17
  1. Distant Visons (6:05)
  2. Raw MF'r (6:26)
out of stock $10.39
Las Modelos (12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: VDR 007 . Rel: 27 Jul 15
  1. Las Modelos (7:48)
  2. Las Modelos (Octobers 12 month dub) (9:14)
Review: Brooklyn's Voodoo Down Records, part run by the always excellent L'estasi Dell'oro, has kept close to a few key artists since they're first releases back in 2012, namely Germany's STL and Bristol's October. The latter returns to the label and this time he's joined by the mysterious Voodoo Down himself - an alias we are yet to unmask - with two certified floor-shakers; the first, "Las Modelos", is a chord-heavy, dubwise house thriller with a crunchy yet clean analogue sound, and the flipside sees October himself turn in a masterful dub version of the original, minimizing the chords down to their bare bones and bolstering the low-ends considerably. An effective pair of tunes for the dancefloor.
Read more
Intérprete: Our Mutual Friend
out of stock $10.39
Cat: MBN 012. Rel: 18 Oct 05
  1. October & 30Hz - "Antihistamine"
  2. The Beat Monkeys - "Roland Is A C*nt"
out of stock $5.19
Cat: ETV 004. Rel: 03 Sep 13
Deep House
  1. October - "Galactic Dawn"
  2. Aybee - "ATCG"
  3. Adam Lundberg - "Remember"
  4. Dakini9 - "Daemon"
Review: Previous instalments of Soul People's Earth Tones series have featured the likes of Move D, Fred P and Joey Anderson, and the lineup on this fourth outing more than maintains these standards. October, Aybee, Adam Lundberg and Dakini 9 all feature and contribute house and techno of the deep and sensuous variety. Bristol don October's "Galactic Dawn" is a typically deep piece of cosmically-tinged house with synths wrung out like blankets soaked in space dust, while Aybee's "ATCG" is a classic piece of chord-driven house whose melodic elements are submerged beneath a deep layer of murky atmospherics. Adam Lundberg's "Remember" places breathy vocals over a dubby, brushed groove filled with sub-aquatic sounds, and Dakini9's "Daemon" hits the perfect mid-point between driving techno and a dreamy melodic sensibility.
Read more
out of stock $10.67
Cat: BRSTL 001. Rel: 04 Nov 11
Deep House
  1. Sticky Fingers
  2. Left Out (vinyl version)
Review: Arriving in limited quantities and with little chance of a digital release, the newly minted BRSTL label launches in fine style. Central to the label is a mission statement to deliver the best house and techno moments Bristol's constantly bubbling music scene has to offer, something that is expertly executed here in dual fashion by October and Borai. There's undeniable warmth to the rich melodics that swell as lead track "Sticky Fingers" progresses which clearly references the Windy City, though the snapping, upright percussive idiosyncrasies are undoubtedly the work of the West Country. "Left Out" is far more claustrophobic, with steam constantly building amidst the off kilter syncopated flex - a drunken swagger of a groove finally emerging as the swampy bass takes effect.
Read more
out of stock $8.31
Cat: NLRNT 002. Rel: 26 Apr 12
Deep House
  1. Level Abstain
  2. Vital Ital Rub
Review: While October may be the more highly regarded producer, it's clear that the Bristolian has opened the door to new levels of production possibilities since he started working with Borai. A sound that was first hinted at on the debut BRSTL release late last year is further contextualised with an equally good (and vinyl only) release on the fledgling Never Learnt label. Evocative of what's happening in Bristol right now, "Level Abstain" approaches the house template from that uniquely West Country angle, smudging out the lower recesses of a track that is dipped in infinity. Flipside, the duo reaches further into the audio murk on "Vital Ital Rub" which is markedly more restrained in approach and shows October and Borai fully capable of setting a particular mood.
Read more
out of stock $7.27
Cat: PIPS 016. Rel: 22 May 12
Deep House
  1. I Didn't Mean To
  2. Palmarosa
Review: As their slew of recent singles continues, October and Borai emerge on Applepips with yet more essential tackle for broadminded dancefloors. "I Didn't Mean To" finds itself in a compromising position between broken rhythmic trysts and technoid propulsion, all the while off set by achingly beautiful, twinkling pads. It's still a strong floor track, but in a truly hypnotic and uplifting way. "Palmarosa" meanwhile is honed for maximum body response, with a firm undercarriage and sassy saxophone flairs perfect for those feverish moments deep in the heat of the night. Either way you'll find it hard to prise this one out of your bag.
Read more
out of stock $7.27
Cat: HAPSKL 009. Rel: 24 Mar 16
  1. Necessary Force (7:42)
  2. Nine Tomorrows (6:42)
Review: Boris 'Borai' English has been collaborating with Julian Smith over the past five years, and this record follows on from their Head 4 Phuture record on Brstl last year. The title track is similar to the sound that prevailed on October's debut album; a wiry, insistent rhythm, shot through with an undercurrent of moody bass, provides a cushion for a vocal loop that exudes the paranoia of vintage industrial/ebm acts like Nitzer Ebb. Thundering tribal drums add weight to the track's swagger. "Nine Tomorrows" is a different proposition; more restrained and less oppressive-sounding, at the heart of its understated, metallic rhythm is a melody so frosty and icy, it'll cool even the warmest heart.
Read more
out of stock $6.76
Cat: HAPSKL 016. Rel: 23 May 19
  1. Fatal Rumba (7:47)
  2. Swipe Left (Bash & T remix) (5:51)
  3. Swipe Left (6:30)
 in stock $7.54
Cat: BEDTORVIN 4. Rel: 17 Dec 14
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. October - "Homo Sapiens"
  2. D'Julz - "Remember"
  3. Quivver - "Paper Lunch"
  4. Sunshine Jones - "The Sun"
out of stock $9.10
Cat: TANS 003. Rel: 16 Jan 13
  1. Programmable Blood
  2. Trancending Biology
out of stock $8.06
Recession Vol 1 (mixed CD)
Cat: CVANCD 001. Rel: 09 Apr 09
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. Ocyober - "Smorgisbored"
  2. Jilt Van Moorst - "Pecker"
  3. October - "Rhumba 403"
  4. Etalon - "Uniqueness" (Mathew Leutwyler's Mustached Interpretation)
  5. October - "Computer Sagt Nein"
  6. TG - "Rene"
  7. October - "Titled No 26"
  8. Emptyset - "Episteme"
  9. October - "I Have A Tick"
  10. October - "Clutterbuck"
  11. October - "Control Room Interior"
  12. Jilt Van Moorst - "Sublimination Ritual"
  13. October - "Pear Rocket"
  14. October - "Euro Dance Hit"
  15. Emptyset - "Aleph"
out of stock $6.23
Cat: AUS 1243. Rel: 19 Dec 12
Minimal House/Tech House
  1. Light Sleeper
  2. Light Sleeper (Michael Mayer remix)
Review: Next year sees Aus boss Will Saul unveil the Closer project, a conduit for his long promised second album that's set for release on K7! and features contributions from the likes of Paul 'Tikiman' St. Hillaire, Scuba, Appleblim, Ewan Pearson and October. The final Aus release of 2012 has Saul collaborating with October, aka TANSTAAFL boss Julian Smith for the first time on "Light Sleeper" which sees Saul on synths and Smith on drums and makes for a pitch perfect distillation of their partnership with the track bristling in a manner similar to an insomnia riddled STL. Kompakt boss Michael Mayer is on remix duty, deftly balancing Saul and Smith's original sonic aspirations with his own creative urges - the results incorporating several broken rhythmic movements without sacrificing the warmth of the original production.
Read more
out of stock $9.10


Release Date