Name: Part-Primitiv
Brand: Section 25

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375 Media

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Ltd Edition

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Release date

2023-09-29

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5251151

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708527230138

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Section 25 Label EU

Factory Benelux

Genre EU

New Wave / Post Punk

Factory Benelux is the Belgian counterpart of Factory Records, established in Brussels in 1980 by journalists Michel Duval and Annik Honoré. The label operated under the umbrella of Les Disques Du Crépuscule until 1988. It initially released singles by A Certain Ratio, Durutti Column, and Section 25, which were spare recordings donated by Factory Records. Over the next few years, Factory Benelux exclusively released music from New Order, Crispy Ambulance, The Names, Minny Pops, Cabaret Voltaire, Crawling Chaos, Stockholm Monsters, and The Wake. In addition to pioneering dance singles by Quando Quango and 52nd Street.

Between 1983 and 1986, Factory Benelux mainly focused on European editions of regular Factory releases. This period also saw production work by members of New Order under the name Be Music for artists like Life, Nyam Nyam, Surprize,and Lavolta Lakota. Notably during this time were two complete albums by The Durutti Column: Short Stories for Pauline and Circuses and Bread.

The label stopped releasing new material in 1988 but retained its name for early CD reissues through Crépuscule in the early '90s. In 2012,FBN was revived with James Nice at the helm who previously worked at Crépuscule during the late '80s.The revived F

Section 25 is an English band formed in Blackpool, Lancashire in April 1978 by brothers Lawrence and Vincent Cassidy. The group got their name from a provision of the Mental Health Act. They joined Factory Records and were produced by Martin Hannett and later Bernard Sumner.

Unlike many of their contemporaries, Section 25 continued making music beyond 1982. In fact, they achieved international success with the dance hit "Looking From a Hilltop" in 1984. Not only that, but they also pioneered acid house before it became a recognized style.

In 2006, the Cassidy brothers revived the band after a hiatus. Sadly, Larry Cassidy passed away in 2010. His daughter Bethany then took over as lead vocalist for several years before moving on to join Sea Fever. Today, Section 25 consists of Vin Cassidy and Stephen Stringer as a duo.

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secondo is italian / serbian producer radovan scasascia. born in zurich in 1975, his super-funky minimal discofied electronic dance music has been appearing sporadically on soul jazz records since 2003 and on his own minimal electronic label dreck records since 2000, where he also releases the music of artists such as am/pm, antonelli and strategy. his most recent appearance was on the 'soul jazz singles' cd alongside rekid (aka radio slave and one half of quiet village), kode9, subway, dj rupture and other similarly like-minded electronic pioneers. secondo's love of disco and minimal european electronic music produces a unique funky-electronic cut up style that shows his close links with the micro-house sound of germany's kompakt label as much as that of the new york disco labels of the late 70s and early 80s. this led to earlier releases such as his celebrated tom tom club cut-up a few years back. secondo's music features thousands of micro-samples - on 'a matter of scale', his first album on soul jazz records, the music successfully reflects his aim of reconstructing these minute sonic fragments into new compositions that somehow maintain the atmosphere of the originals as well as creating new worlds.

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