Christian Pras
Poster designed by Christian Pras (Iboga Records)

Plastic sleeve for 12" vinyl Record

Slipmat designed by Iboga Records affiliate Christian Pras. Comes in two versions and can be mixed if preferred. 1 pcs: 1502 pcs: 250 (+ Christian Pras poster for free)

Screenprint on front and back + Kulør neck label Design by Spine Studio

Euromantic t-shirtPrinted on Colo Clothing, GOTS-certified organic fabrics.www.coloclothing.comAvailable in black or white.

Hasvat Informant returns to Amniote Editions under his Intellagama alias with the Reciprocate EP. The HbF capsule sees the Naarm (Melbourne) based producer implant a fusion of sonic explorations; tender wandering synths, washes of twitching percussion, layered aerial textures and pulsing rhythms merge together to full visceral effect.Heliobolus (Spekki Webu) and Eastern Distributor feature on the remix tip to dizzying effect, with delicate cuts that build into deep, palpitating odysseys.The HbF capsule will be unleashed in full force on the 23rd Feb alongside a run of limited edition caps with spiral embroidery designed by Copenhagen based design studio Alexis Mark.All proceeds from this release will be donated to Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF).Amniote Editions acknowledges this EP was put together on the land of the Woiwurrung & Wurundjeri peoples of the Kulin Nation. We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to their elders past and present. Sovereignty was never ceded.TracklistGeyserPolyvinyl Pool ChairReciprocateStretch BollardReciprocate (Eastern Distributor's Mutual Exchange Remix)Geyser (Heliobolus DeepSkin Remake)CreditsProduced by Hasvat InformantRemixes produced by Eastern Distributor and Spekki WebuMastered by Joel Krozer at SixBitDeepArtwork & cap design by Alexis Mark

Kulør is proud to announce the global release of our first print artist monograph, Leben, by Danish photographer Daniel Hjorth (*1991). Realized in collaboration with Copenhagen-based Spine Studio, the book presents a unique portfolio of Hjorth’s delicate portrait of Copenhagen over several years, juxtaposing scenes of large-scale urban development with the mundaneness of everyday urban life.