Bleep

Beloved London underground party Goodness launches their new eponymous imprint with a compilation showcasing many artists to have graced their dancefloors over the years quite literally cementing their legacy with the tracks presented on a hand-cast concrete USB sculpture containing the compilation and "much space for your own runes, relics, artefacts and dubplates."

Goodness as a rule favours vibe and energy over genre absolutism so naturally GOOD001 follows suit with a collection of tunes all over the spectrum, but united infectious energy. 96 Back’s jittery ‘Kerosene Drums’ filters almost hyperpop-y maximalism through a tricky broken beat that could cause whiplash on the right night, while Martello Give offers the uneasy ambience of ‘Memento Mori’ which sounds kinda like a scrambled transmission from aliens back to Earth.