VG+ INVENTORY_FORCE K7 and G-Stone Recordings in

K7 and G-Stone Recordings in 2000

she improvised via an impromptu invite to musician friend Bruno Nasta

titled 'Turkish Leather'

Their mix for fabric - that coincides with a fast-moving ticket selling date at the club the weekend of its release - draws on the psychedelic hooks of 1980s soundtracks and modern dance music’s emphasis on sound design to create a distinctive and immensely powerful compilation

Self-recorded in Des’ homemade studio

VG+ INVENTORY_FORCE K7 and G-Stone Recordings inHeavy music for nerdy people, that's how someone once described the music of Mint Mind. "For" or "from"? Both, of course. After the first "VG+" songs, you get a feeling of what the world of Mint Mind looks like: instruments and amplifiers from several decades loosely piled and organized. In front of, next to and between are synthesizers and effects, some as big as microwave ovens. On the crooked record shelf are handfuls of comics, albums by New