Andrew Weatherall / Nina Walsh / The Woodleigh Research Facilit - Phonox NightsNamed after the Brixton club where it was road tested, Phonox Nights is the last album conceptualised and completed by Nina Walsh and Andrew Weatherall at her Facility 4 studio before his February 2020 passing. Starting with the sleek acid majesty of the percolating title track, Andrew playing ethereal synth lines at Nina's coaxing, Phonox Nights' rapturous blend of slow burning acid house and luminescent dub disco tops the pair's 30 year creative

Instant flloor-filler anywhere and everywhere

except for ‘Admit It

proto-house / electronic disco remixes (from 1987) of cult French pop band from French Guiana and the French West Indies

sellings eggs in the streets and killing pigs at the factory

But the spirits evoked feel ancient

Originally released in 1991

one of the headiest

The Hip Hop world had long been looking for a breath of fresh air when four legendary emcees stepped up

this new pressing is a welcome return for an essential celebration of disco’s difficult cousins

I think the process for this album has helped me create a more rich and emotionally complex body of work than I have managed before

‘Ed è…’ is one of the first songs she wrote

The 12" is housed in a full cover artwork based on the original with extensive liner notes by Rudi Esch (Electri_city