General Ludd: The Fit of Passion Vinyl EP

Mister Saturday Night keeps releasing amazing 12" records, pulling from a wide range of music. After collaborating with Irish producers, they now turn to Glasgow with this two - track EP from General Ludd. Even if General Ludd isn't a well - known name, the artists behind it are. Tom Marshallsay and Rich McMaster, the duo behind General Ludd, have been releasing tracks individually in recent years. Marshallsay is famous for his work as Dam Mantle, and McMaster has been part of groups like Silk Cut, Tropic of Capricorn, and the great Golden Teacher. 'Woo Ha' is a high - energy track, similar to McMaster's work with Golden Teacher. After exploring abstract techno in previous releases, it's great to see the label move towards disco - infused house. This simple yet well - crafted cut makes the most of its elements, creating a wild and effective sound. 'Brothers & Sisters' samples Soul Children, with loose drums, a Rhodes, and bass sample, and repeating vocals. General Ludd follows in the footsteps of MCDE's Raw Cuts series in a great way. Music label: Mister Saturday Night Records 2014. Reviewed by Joey Coco 02/2014.

To enjoy this General Ludd vinyl EP, simply put it on your record player. Make sure your player is in good working condition for the best sound. When handling the vinyl, hold it by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the playing surface. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. Clean the vinyl occasionally with a proper record cleaning brush to keep the sound clear. There aren't any special precautions, just sit back and enjoy the unique blend of disco - infused house and energetic beats.