Onur Özer - Karadae (Gilesku 005)

[adam01]

This is an amazing release. The A side is sonic pleasure.

[RDMND85D11]

I was really up about buying this release.
Then some items made myself change idea:

- The trax are similar each to the others and they all are right just for the same moment
- It will be released as digital too, as Gilesku does

Anyway i really like this sound for some moments.

[leonardolm]

"providing a perfect hook to drive people further in a higher state of consciousness" <<< ahhaha yeahh!!!

Dope release!. killa 5/5

[gill esku]

RDMND85D11

As you've noticed, Onur's EP wasn't released digitally nor it will be. In the past we tried to work on digital too. No hide and seek here...
From Onur's release on we've decide to leave digital sphere and go only vinyl.

We would like to thank all the supporters of Gilesku Records!

best

[Meander]

i don´t get this point considering not buying a 12" record just to the fact that it will also be available digital or just on vinyl.

i thought the decision comes from the point that i like the record. ...and not being guided by some feel of physical exclusivity
- and then it will somewhere up on the web most likely in any case.

[friz]

i don´t get this point considering not buying a 12" record just to the fact that it will also be available digital or just on vinyl.

i thought the decision comes from the point that i like the record. ...and not being guided by some feel of physical exclusivity
- and then it will somewhere up on the web most likely in any case.

[Themis]

i thought the decision comes from the point that i like the record. ...and not being guided by some feel of physical exclusivity

it seems that many labels dont think like you, or else the "VINYL ONLY 200 COPIES LIMITED" releases wouldnt make sense.

[LSTL]

i don´t get this point considering not buying a 12" record just to the fact that it will also be available digital or just on vinyl.

i thought the decision comes from the point that i like the record. ...and not being guided by some feel of physical exclusivity
- and then it will somewhere up on the web most likely in any case.

Indeed, almost every release goes on youtube or even on web with good/bad quality rips. That's the point, they are rips. If a release goes digitally (beatport -> shazamable), imho its record should loose value, importance, just because you can simply buy a master mp3 and mostly nobody will feel/care especially about the difference. That's why i guess majority of record buyers who play mp3s too care about the "exclusivity" of the release on vinyl (or at least that's my way of thinking).