Decius - Decius Vol. I (Gate) vinyl record cover

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Decius

Decius Vol. I (Gate)

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Unwashed acid-house and disco through a broken South London filter - from 70s New York bathhouses to 80s Chicago nightclubs via anything goes Brixton. Bring a towel. Decius is built around the core of brothers Liam and Luke May who founded Trashmouth Records, together with Quinn Whalley (Paranoid London/Warmduscher) and Lias Saoudi, frontman of Fat White Family. Those with an ear to the ground will have picked up on a string of self-released 12"s over the last few years, which have found support from the likes of Daniel Avery, Honey Dijon, Ivan Smagghe, Mike Servito, 2 Many DJs, Moxie and Erol Alkan. Decius Vol. I is a lean entry point to their sordid world. For the May brothers it's a return to their dance roots - dark, uncut, unrefined and unrepentant.1. Aint' No Church (4:39)2. Masculine Encounter II (3:42)3. Look Like A Man (3:56)4. Bread & Butter (3:52)5. I-Get-Ov (3:41)6. MacBeth (4:34)7. Bitch Tracker II (4:32)8. Quick Reliefs (4:49)9. Come To Me Villa (4:29)10. Show Me No Tears (5:05)11. U-Instead Of Thought (5:33)12. Roberto's Tumescence (5:37)

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