I think these releases were excellent, I own them all and I'm very happy with the sounds. I've also seen more good reviews and people sorry that this label called it quits. Whatever happened to bedrock black? Well, reading about what people say the opinion do diverge. Most reviews are highly positive (like this one from me) but I've also seen one or sceptical reviews and in this discussion there is some information that these records didn't sell well for some reason. I've seen both the explanation that the sound was out of date as well as the explanation that the sound was ahead of its time. So take a listen and hear for yourself, I'd say this label is one of the best.

I became intimately familiar with this label without ever buying anything, seeing as how their records remained on the record store shelf week after week. This Bedrock offshoot aimed to deliver a super-polished mix of tribal grooves, prog-house tempos and lots of wooshing and swooshing, and came up with a handful of singularly drab and uninspiring tunes. Dark drums were "in" for a while, but it seems this label was too late on the scene, as it folded up almost instantly. As an added bonus, the bizarre grey-on-black design of these records meant that if you dared to buy one of them, you'd be holding it up to your nose and squinting really hard that night up in the DJ booth.

In my humble opinion, a case of style over substance, a handful of clunkers now gathering dust.