In Sync + Pluto - Ratcatcher EP FLAC

Sync Pluto Irdial Discs Techno Experimental 1993

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	In Sync + Pluto
Title:	Ratcatcher EP
Style:	Techno, Experimental
Date of release:	1993
Label:	Irdial Discs
Catalog Number:	43 ird ins 2
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	2101 mb
MP3 album size:	2797 mb

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Tracklist

1	Ratcatcher	5:50
2	Suttees Comet	6:27
3	Subway Route	17:30

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
43 ird ins 2	In Sync + Pluto	In Sync + Pluto - Ratcatcher EP ‎(12", EP, TP)	Irdial Discs	43 ird ins 2	UK	1993
43 IRD INS 2	In Sync + Pluto	In Sync + Pluto - Ratcatcher EP ‎(12", EP, Bla)	Irdial Discs	43 IRD INS 2	UK	1993

Credits

Artwork By [Sleeve And Insert Design] – R-art
Mastered By – Simon
Recorded By, Producer – In Sync, Pluto

Notes

Some copies of this EP were released with plain black labels, but most had printed labels.

Not to be confused with the unreleased EP with the same catalogue number but different tracks. This EP was released as 43 ird ins 2 after Lee Purkis requested that an untitled solo EP with the same catalogue number be replaced by this collaborative project with Pluto. 3 test pressings were manufactured of the solo EP before the release was abandoned in favour of "Ratcatcher". "Ratcatcher" has 3 tracks, all of which are different to the 2 tracks on the unreleased EP.

Run-out groove reads: "Part 1 of 3, yes this is what you have been missing..Insync we return triumphant".

Video

Kendis

Subway Route is re-issued on Delsin Records / DSR-X6 together with In Sync - Storm
https://www.discogs.com/In-Sync-Storm-Subway-Route/master/701373

Uris

If anyone wanna sell for normal price pm me please

sunrise bird

repress repress repress, we need this one!!! absolute favourite release!

KiddenDan

A funny thing to note is the generic sleeve from Irdial on this one. At first, I was pissed off having such a bad condition Irdial generic sleeve... until I realized it was a joke from them : this plain black holed one is printed with lots of scratching and tearing marks suggesting a very old and used record (or sleeve). Ah ah ah!

Agamaginn

The epic "Subway Route" is the laid-back, lesser-known cousin of The Martian's "Star Dancer", released the same year. Where the latter has an intense, peak-hour vibe, the former has, despite being about the same tempo and using some of the same thematic elements, a far more stretched-out, coming-down feel, all rounded and spacious, with more of a bassline groove. It's strikingly good, something I'm proud to own on vinyl.