Logistics - Earthling
Spanning 24 tracks pressed across four 12 inch black records - the Earthling boxset is housed in spined inner sleeves, presented in a premium two piece lift off box with scratch-resistant matte laminate, matte varnish, and fully printed packaging throughout.
Available to pre-order now.
Not many drum & bass artists could get away with dropping a 24-track double-album in the absence of self-promotion and still succeed; enter Logistics.
Slated for 26 March, Logistics delivers his first studio album in eight years, Earthling, via Hospital Records.
As one of the label's undisputed household names across two decades (and the younger brother of Hospital's own Nu:Tone), the Cambridge-based drum & bass producer has nothing to prove - but everything to give.
Spanning 24 tracks pressed across four 12 inch black records - the Earthling boxset is housed in spined inner sleeves, presented in a premium two piece lift off box with scratch-resistant matte laminate, matte varnish, and fully printed packaging throughout.
Available to pre-order now.
Not many drum & bass artists could get away with dropping a 24-track double-album in the absence of self-promotion and still succeed; enter Logistics.
Slated for 26 March, Logistics delivers his first studio album in eight years, Earthling, via Hospital Records.
As one of the label's undisputed household names across two decades (and the younger brother of Hospital's own Nu:Tone), the Cambridge-based drum & bass producer has nothing to prove - but everything to give.
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Spanning 24 tracks pressed across four 12 inch black records - the Earthling boxset is housed in spined inner sleeves, presented in a premium two piece lift off box with scratch-resistant matte laminate, matte varnish, and fully printed packaging throughout.
Available to pre-order now.
Not many drum & bass artists could get away with dropping a 24-track double-album in the absence of self-promotion and still succeed; enter Logistics.
Slated for 26 March, Logistics delivers his first studio album in eight years, Earthling, via Hospital Records.
As one of the label's undisputed household names across two decades (and the younger brother of Hospital's own Nu:Tone), the Cambridge-based drum & bass producer has nothing to prove - but everything to give.
