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33-45 – Record Store Day Special

A special edition of 33-45 looking exclusively at Record Store Day releases .

Nik Colk Void – Gold E

I mentioned this record and its disintegrating sleeve of aural possibility when it came out but at the time didn’t have a full length stream to share. For those of you who haven’t been paying attention Nik is one third of Factory Floor and was also a third of Carter Tutti Void . This is her solo work of which she makes up three thirds.

Video: Virals – Comes the Night

We’ve featured both the Doom Room and Virals on the site before. The Doom Room is a space in Dalston where Steve Bliss has shot some live footage. Virals is the band that Shaun Hencher, previously of Lovvers is currently heading up. Here the two separate entities collide.

33-45: Vinyl Reviews

The latest vinyl releases worth your time and money.

Vinyl Reviews: 33-45

Our favourite vinyl releases of the week from Male Bonding, EMA, Ampersand, Zammuto, Los Bonsais, Olafur Arnalds.

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Mint Magazine Podcast: Close Encounters #9

The weekly Mint Magazine podcast where we chat about and listen to music for an hour.

Vinyl Releases: 33-45

This week’s best vinyl releases including Actress, Divorce, Virals, Fair Ohs and Jail House Fuck

Download: Disclosure – Flow (Amusement Remix)

Oh FFS, repetition for emphasis or whatever, we still like Disclosure. Here’s something new, at least this time it’s not quite as sycophantic, it’s a remix of their song ‘Flow’ by Amusement.

33-45: Vinyl Releases 16/1/12

33-45 is a celebration of vinyl culture and an indication of the week’s releases that we think are worth owning IRL. All records reviewed in this feature are available to purchase as either a 7, 10 or 12 inch record

Mint Podcast: Close Encounters of the Heard Kind #5

This week or podcast, Close Encounters of the Heard Kind, is joined by Mint Magazine columnist Tom Hinton, you know, the man responsible for all of those 33-45 vinyl review columns that we assume you spend all of your money on every weekend.