anybody have any info if the represses will be distributed in Europe as well?LE: whops, found it at honestjons in uk.

Just curious as to how the represses are being distributed. I bought the first two WM 12"s on release from A1 in NY, but so far the represses are only available from a very select number of European sellers … causing a second wave of price gouging (plus crazy shipping charges if you live elsewhere) … I assume when they eventually get to Juno (in UK) or Allday (in USA) that the prices will go back to normal?

halcyon NYC has it...

Contact Honest Jon's, they are White Material's distributor...

How many copies do you think will be pressed this time?

hopefully more than the first press.. i think one of the WM guys said that 'everyone who wants a copy will be able to get one'

repress should be out in january. Message from the labelowners themself. Give your money to them who deserve it!

Good news - repress of all 3 releases yet at the end of 2013!004 is coming soon!

Source?!! ?

OH GOD I HOPE SO...

Looking for a copy? Anybody want to sell?

Just picked this and the DJ Richard wax today. Very nice. Beautiful, dark grooves. Yeah, this is definitely going to be a label to keep and eye on.

Watched Young Male jam on his 909 for nearly 2 hours last night in Montreal. He killed it. At some point while i was outside, i touched the wall and the whole building was shaking! super cool and humble guy just making "working man's techno". Looking forwards to hear more stuff from him and the label.

Agree with Discozilla. The other release on this new label - by DJ Richard - is also worth tracking down. I got mine at A1 in NY. Maybe there's a L.I.E.S. connection? (A1 one stock very few new releases, but the ones they do are always worth picking up.) Certainly a similar aesthetic/approach. Definitely a label to watch, and one that I can imagine could develop a L.I.E.S./Novel Sound-like cult following.

I just picked this up at Halcyon in Brooklyn. Love seeing this kinda work which is obviously created for the love of the music first and for fame and recognition a distant second. Not that I don't hope you get recognized for this release because you ought to! Nice driving minimal production with healthy bass kicks and understated, spooky atmospherics. The highlight for me is Black Satin Fan which is a groove that seems to hit that elusive mark where mind and body converge. Definitely dancefloor ready business that will also appeal to the head-nodders. The (as yet unnamed) producer makes you wait through the first third of the track for the full complement of sounds, then slips in 2 distinct sounds that elevate this cut from mere DJ tool to a unique, infectious mood that can be taken in any number of directions. There aren't many copies available so pick one up, people!!