sulatron's latest releases

Germany's home of psychedelic rock, Sulatron Records have their latest tracks on preview. And a fine lot they are.
Here's a breakdown (translated from their site) and some great clips .

In November, Sula Bassana's "Dreamer" album as a 10th anniversary edition on CD (with 2 bonus tracks) and LP (180 gram vinyl) out at Sulatron! This time mastered by Krautrock legend Eroc! And with new cover artwork by Lulu Artwork The LP is NOT before the 5.12. be available and even then only in the shop appear!
ELECTRIC MOON's "Inferno" that existed in 2011 as a CD-R is now available on CD, the 2-LP splatter vinyl is sold out!!
The vinyl edition of SEVEN THAT SPELLS `" The Death And Resurrection Of Krautrock: AUM "gibts now! Limited to 500 black 180 Gr. Vinyls!
And the new Sula Bassana CD and 2-LP "Dark Days" is now available! The vinyl edition comes as marbled vinyl, limited to 500 copies and as a black vinyl, gate-fold sleeve with great artwork by Lulu Artwork! The marbled vinyl is already sold out!

sulatron records

The subtitle to the name boasts Home of Psychedelic - Space - Kraut - Electronic - Jam - Rock and that's absolutely no exaggeration.
A staggering array of albums and bands produced or released by this German label started in 2004 must surely make it one of the leading independent underground labels in Europe. And like all good German product there's real attention to detail and a passion for what they're producing. The owner of the label David Schmidt is a musician himself (Zone 6 amongst others) which might explain a lot to do with its policy if indeed it has one outside of getting the best underground music he can find.
Check them out at sulatron.com. (you'll need a translation unless you can speak German) where you can buy the releases.. or if you want to hear a selection of tracks go to their soundcloud page.

Here's one of Sullatron's featured bands, the totally spaced and cosmic Electric Moon and a track off their 2011 album 'Inferno' which by the way happens to be a project by Sula Bassana which just happens to be a pseudonym for Dave Shmidt.
Oh yeah, we see what's going on now.