Originally released digitally-only in 2018, it's a stunning piece of dark, downtempo electro with a distinct nod to minimal wave and synthwave that I very proudly present here on vinyl for the first time. Take 'Kailash' by Sigward & Oliver Sudden, for instance. Leimer - all 'veteran' artists with a legacy that I have been in awe of for years.īut as much as there are a few 'established' names appearing on the catalogue now, the ethos of unearthing unheard-of musical gems and getting them out there remains. I would never have thought that I would release music by such luminaries as Tonto's Expanding Head Band, Laraaji and K. In the five years of its existence the label has certainly grown. Conversely, these artists also helped bring attention to the label. Thus, connections were made that wouldn't have been made otherwise and artists were brought to new audiences. Amongst the steady appearance of exciting new music there was also vast amounts of music previously only available digitally that seemed to vanish as quickly as it appeared.or music that came out on self-released CDrs or cassettes in incredibly small runs music that deserved being brought out on vinyl to actual record stores worldwide and thus helping those artists widen their fanbase. Invisible Inc was started with the aim of releasing music to a wider audience that deserved further attention. It seems strange to celebrate this 'landmark' in arguably even stranger times. Unfortunately, there will be no launch party or other such 'fanfare' today.but perhaps this less 'clubby' collection of music is precisely what we need right now? A soothing balm against the stress. V Is For Vision compilation LP - celebrating five years of Invisible Inc
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