Sunstroke - Nothing's Wrong In ParadiseJust as a film or painting does, recorded music proposes a space in three dimensions, it may not be permanent and it could be said to be illusory, but to us, in the moment, it is there. Sunstroke were Ben Bollaert and Etienne Delaruye, both were obsessed with the burgeoning possibilities of electronic music it made sense that they collaborate in the studio. The resulting experiments culminated in the 1985 release of Nothing's Wrong in Paradise.

Taslo Valve & Bowyer lay down two wafty bangers for 2XBLUE

balmy and with a frisky bassline

RZA released “Bobby Digital In Stereo” in 1998 and it was certified Gold in a matter of months

Also comes with a remix from the UK’s berlin-based garage wunderkind Alec Falconer

It achieves the band’s mission to push against their own musical boundaries while also exploring themes of social justice

forming tripped out tessellations

Kentucky the four tracker delves into similar territories as before

Originally released in 1979 as a 45 single on the tiny private label “Papaya”

In the third of the ‘Phobiza Trilogy’ we are invited through the ethereal haze that separates our world from RAMZi’s flourishing kindom

The 5th purple box is a gift by Ilya Schulz

Roma Zuckerman is in fact the trippiest artist on the label and he is back with a new solo release 'stage of loyalty'

Joy Orbison and Flying Lotus and many more from across Deviation’s impressive roster of guests