GRAHAM DEE - Mr. Super Cool ISENGARD and deeply pained in its

and deeply pained in its concurrent reflections of ecological regret

an even more evolved tone to the band began to take shape

” a phenomenon known in acoustical science to open the mind to thrilling psychic revelations

Two of the biggest remixes to date (Purple Disco Machine and Camelphat) of two of the biggest original Fatboy Slim releases (Praise You and Right Here Right Now)

Tapestry is a light and airy work on its surface

GRAHAM DEE - Mr. Super Cool ISENGARD and deeply pained in itsLP Black Vinyl. Long lost 1973 album released on vinyl for the very first time. Long lost 1973 album from unsung hero Graham Dee a fixture of the London session scene in the 60s, and later prolific songwriter, producer and A&R Man. Released on vinyl for the very first time. Sounding like a long lost film soundtrack, Mr. Super Cool is highly evocative of its time and offers a fascinating insight into early 70s record making. It was recorded at Sarm