Without doubt the most influencial British music label of
the 80's.

Without the talents of the Factory Artists and staff, i'm sure that we as a collective of music lovers,
would be less enlightened without the likes of Tony Wilson,
Rob Gretton, Martin Hannett and New Order.

Manchester offers many new and exciting musical attractions,
but all else seems pretty unimportant compared to the
achievements of Factory records.

Respect for doing what they wanted and for spending so much time and Money backing those who simply wanted to make the
music they felt in their hearts.

FAC

Joeski & Dano bring their East Coast touch to some awsome
Horn work.

An assult on the sense's that Nrk have a keen ear for.

Deep subs rumble through the two tone analogue strikes,
switched breaks moving in and out of the sequence as the
vocal announces, calmly, that this is "A Warning."
Very Deep Stuff From Grooverider.

To the best of my knowledge, this is the song that they would close the night with at the Hacienda, Manchester.

As one of the most consistant and well tuned producers on
the scene, Paul Johnson's production holds its own against
anyone. On this occasion sadly his mixing leaves a little
to be desired.

True baleric chillout house from the early 90's.
A Man Called Adam reveal a treat that is chilled and peaceful.

Very soothing yet uplifting vocals work dukes anthem into a
monster. It builds well then reaches an epic end.

Excellent vocal track that was taken by the Global Gay
community as an anthem for nights across the world.

Mincing apart, an excellent track by a top US artist.
QUALITY.

Deep progressive beats from Defected as they move more tribal with the release of Mr G's 'Get it got it good EP'.

Gladesmen was hammered on Radio 1 [UK] to the point of insanity, yet still remains a quality houser.

Special label bringing quality UK and US House music to these shores.

With some of the best producers and DJ's already on their books the quality of future releases can only look positive.

Subliminal Records and King Unique influences are all good, yet label has a tendancy to drop a cheesy commercial vocal track every 6 months.

Armand's own label, that seems to bring out quality house and US grooves on a not so regular basis. Quality releases from the man himself [Armand V. Helden] yet poor media coverage and a website that provides as much info as a burnt out match.

Even so every credit to armand for bringing out the tracks that make him tick.