nss003 - Dixon Avenue Basement Jams

We're pretty chuffed to be putting out the next podcast from Dan 'Monox' Lurinsky, one half of the heads behind Glasgow's Dixon Avenue Basement Jams, ahead of our double debut with elusive label stalwart Marquis Hawkes this weekend.

"Real rocking' raw shit, from the streets to the clubs" - a candid mission statement from undoubtedly the most exciting label to emerge from Glasgow in the last year. Beginning as a small outfit releasing very limited pressings of some unashamedly underground records from a small family of artists, DABJ have picked up a lot of momentum since their outset. Their rather collective records (each a different marbled colour, with a traditional A4 inlay) have quickly garnered that somewhat controversial 'buy-on-sight' reputation - nonetheless a stark sign of success.

A banging mixtape full of 707s and party tunes which unwittingly veers down into some severely deep territory whilst not ever losing it's way - this is certainly a podcast of unremitting quality made to tan a bottle of tonic and bounce to. Safe to say we can't wait for Dan's outing with us at La Cheetah on Saturday.