TRIP CITY (BOOK) No Thank You Few turn-of-the-century techno records have

Few turn-of-the-century techno records have retained their impact quite like this epic cut

This heavy Brainfeeder pressing captures the intricate polyrhythms and psychedelic soundscapes synonymous with Steven Ellison’s visionary production

razor-and-tape edits of BT Express and George Duke classics

delivering a heavy slice of black self-determination that served as the blueprint for countless hip-hop standards

Pressed on heavy wax

TRIP CITY (BOOK) No Thank You Few turn-of-the-century techno records haveOriginally published in 1989, Trip City sold 12,000 copies in a year before becoming an underground cult classic. This new edition includes a fresh introduction from author Trevor Miller and a foreword by Carl Loben of DJ Magazine. The book's original soundtrack by A Guy Called Gerald is also being reissued, with all five tracks available on vinyl for the first time.