Hello, Edinburgh!

We are proud to have our next release reviewed in the Edinburgh Evening News today. They say that Max Cooper's "Silicon Sleaze" is going to be big. "Monstrous", even.

We believe them.

Source: Edinburgh Evening News - 16 July 2010

Canadian magazine and website Textura has a review for Veryverywrongindeed's latest offering by Timo Garcia in its July issue. Read it online at http://www.textura.org/reviews/garcia_gonnabe.htm.

Source: Textura - July 2010

Timo Garcia goes Down The Production Hole with Ibiza-Voice, and talks about his new Veryverywrongindeed release "Gonna Be / Mississippi Disco". Read it online at http://www.ibiza-voice.com/story/news/2508.

Source: Ibiza Voice - 30 June 2010

Beats and Beyond have a new Timo Garcia chart, whose new Veryverywrongindeed release "Gonna Be / Mississippi Disco" is out this week.

Read it online at http://www.beatsandbeyond.com/Charts/

Source: Beats and Beyond - 16 June 2010

Source: iDJ - Summer 2010

The new issue of Raveline reviews Timo Garcia's upcoming VVWI release "Gonna Be / Mississippi Disco" and give it 5/6.

Source: Raveline 207 - June 2010

Richard Seeley's Beatport chart is now up on Beatport, with of course his brand new Veryverywrongindeed releases "Ziba Viva / Monk" right at the top.

Read it online, and get all the tracks, at Beatport.

Source: Beatport - 26 May 2010

Coinciding with Richard Seeley's new release "Ziba Viva / Monk" on Veryverywrongindeed, the brand new Beats and Beyond website has a brand new Richard Seeley chart. No surprise for Richard's current Number One, of course.

Read it online at http://www.beatsandbeyond.com/Charts/

Source: Beats and Beyond - 24 May 2010

Source: IDJ - June 2010

Source: Tilllate.com - May 2010

Read it online at http://www.datatransmission.co.uk/ViewReview/1645/

Source: Data Transmission - 21 April 2010

Ibiza-Voice have today published an article on "The role of art in the dance industry", talking to VVWI's Tim Sheridan, as well as Mike Monday, Arthur Baker and Mr C:

As a special treat to our readers I.V has assembled a distinguished panel of industry players to discuss the role of visuals in our predominantly audio-driven scene. We spoke to Mike Monday, who uses animated and cartoon imagery in his work. Mr C who as well as being admirably image-conscious in his fashion sense is also a label owner. Tim Sheridan's VVWI label is well known for it's strikingly gothic artwork. Arthur Baker is the production legend behind such seminal works as the birth of Hip Hop with Planet Rock, New Order and Bob Dylan. We gathered these very different gentlemen together in our imaginary "Big Brother House" (in fact a simple video conference call) and asked them to bring along some of their favourite images to the table and also we took the opportunity to put some questions to them...

Read it in full online at http://www.ibiza-voice.com/story/news/2307.

Read it online at http://www.dmcupdate.com/sow/index.asp?IssueID=371

Source: DMC Update - 25 March 2010

Source: Tilllate.com - April 2010

Read it online at http://skrufff.com/2010/03/skrufff-top-5-458-vitalic-olibusta-8-bit-boy-paul-loraine-remute/

Source: Jonty Skrufff's Blog