Reviews:
Undercover Magazine – July Edition (Issue 14) (Mole – Boombox)
This is the first release from brand new label Heavy Disco. Once again we don’t have much info to go with this but from what we’ve heard so far, it seems that these guys are definitely onto something fresh. LBJ deliver razor sharp beats with some nice effects thrown around in the mix, making for a Breakbeat Connection balls out killer cut! Look out for forthcoming artists such as, Spectrum Breaks, Subtropic + 10 Sui.
3/5

DJ Magazine Office Playlist – July 9 Edition (Carl Loben)

DJ Magazine – July 23 Edition (Ollywood)
This 4 tracker debut release on Heavy Disco (lots of new labels starting up at the moment, hopefully a good sign for the world of vinyl) showcases the Breakbeat talent coming out of Finland right now. LBJ brings the darkness on my favourite cut from the EP, it funks and spazzes in all the right places, lots to keep the brain entertained. Infekto comes with a barmy, feelgood pogo-jump-athon… that somehow takes me back specifically to the play-doh sculpting days of my childhood… bizarre. Takomo’s offering is not as powerfully produced as the other cuts, it’s a bit simplistic and monotone. Munchies track is cheeky and playful but also suffers from under-production. As the Press Release boldly states, “Forget London, forget Canada and forget Australia… Finland is where it’s at right now for Breakbeat” I’m gonna be controversial and say it’s not, but they certainly know wha’ blo.”
4 star

Undercover Magazine – August Edition (Issue 15) (Mr. Ben – Botchit)
*** Single of the Month ***
The debut EP from the Heavy Disco label features four tracks from as many up and coming producers, all hailing from the fire and ice capital of the world Finland! The a-side is given over to Graffiti Techno by leader of the pack Lazy Bones Jones aka LBJ. Originally pencilled in for release on Botchit & Scarper, this breakbeat monster has been doing the rounds on CDR for some time now, and will now run riot and cause plenty of damage. Meanwhile, on the other side is the cheeky-as-you-like Infekto with Bring It, a rare original production (in the last few months they have reworked just about every decent hip-hop vocal for their evil purposes) with plenty of menace. Next up, the debut track from my favourite unsigned breakbeaters Takomo, with dark like backstab sounds of Interplanetary Warfare. If this is what aliens are packing, we’re fucked, believe! Rounding things off is the quirky, Star Trek sampling Scientifically Fascinating by Munchies, who is, no doubt, a blunted boy wonder… With future releases featuring the likes of The Young Punx, 10 Sui and a full Infekto 12” (we hope), this is going to be a label to watch. Oh yeah, and them Finnish boys are about to blow the fuck up!
5/5

IDJ Magazine – August Edition (10Sui)
Helsinki Breaks is the first offering from new breakbeat Label Heavy Disco, featuring some of the finest talent from.. Helsinki! LBJ has had releases on Botchit and Scarper and now hits his own brand of steppy breaks, alongside funky lil 80_s bleepy number ‘Bring It’ There’s something 4 everyone here as Heavy Disco make their mark as a new label to be reckoned with. Seriously heavy disco biscuits!
4

DJ Support:
Jay Cunning (Menu Music/Breaks FM/Various)
Excellent selection of tracks - getting caned on our menu sessions radio show - 9/10

Meat Katie
Confirmed club support of Infekto ‘Bring It’ including play at The Glades festival

Friendly (Breakspoll Winner/Chew the Fat!)
Like the LBJ track the best- funky and tight. A good start for a new label! Hope to see more breaks from them soon.

Smithmonger (Boombox)
Love the record. I really like all the tunes and will be playing them all in various sets.
Mark: 8/10

10Sui (IDJ/Update) – review in IDJ

Barry Gilbey (Mara/Choo2)
Thanks for sending it me the Infekto track is the one doing the business for me. been playing it since i got it... sounds nice!!!!!!

Transformer Man
Holy Shit this is good

Mole (Boombox) – review in Undercover Magazine (July issue)

Ollywood (Rat Records/DJ Magazine) – review in DJ Magazine (23/07)
Infekto is my fave, love the playfulness, followed by LBJ, will be playing both this w/e in Paris.

Ann D (Headcharge) – charted #11 “Brilliant piece of vinyl, top in the box. Reaction is large to both sides”.

Pete Jordan (Spectrum Breaks)
Unusually formed beat that forms something fresh and works well on the floor. Decent production across all the EP. Nice one.
Mark: 8/10 - Charted #5

Clive Morley (Supertonix/BreaksFM) – charted #4 - 9.5 /10
“I'm always a little weary of 3 tracks on one side because I think the quality suffers but as it so happens, there are 3 tunes on this plate I'd be happy to play anywhere - I won't though cos the flip's the shizzle! (Played on Breaks FM)

Malinna - This is a wicked tune and I've charted it… Lookin’ forward to your next ones! Thanks

Mike Hogan (Breakspoll/TTR Magazine) – charted #19 “All killer tracks”.

Lee Candler (Silver Bullet/Breaks FM/Resonance)
The first piece of Heavy Disco vinyl turned up today.... WICKED. Will be putting two of the tracks onto a set (Feat Silver bullet) for BreaksFM & will definitely be dropping them at the next few gigs.

Jurrasik (Supertronix/Beat Jam/Breaks FM) – Charted #9

Iain Taylor (Airtight/Sanky Soap)
LBJ takes the crown BUT all are good tracks!
Other Comments/support

Alex Lee (Sinister/Breaks FM)
Nicely produced numbers! ...I’m sure the Breaks FM crowd will love it!

Vinyl Addiction – 4-weeks in cool cuts chart!
“Heavy Disco kicks of with a crunching collection of breakbeat body poppers” - #9 Cool Cuts

Tom Real (Update/Riot) – review in Update Magazine
"Some good shit."