Sakskøbing

Sakskøbing takes its name from a small Danish town on Lolland, though the label itself has no real connection to the place beyond the sound of the word and a fondness for vintage Scandinavian aesthetics, filtered through the eye of Moscow graffiti artist Geka.

It has been run by Sil and Ottuga since 2016, putting out vinyl shaped around what the pair actually play, and RA files it under Russia.

The catalogue moves freely between bleep, electro, techno, house and trance rather than settling on one lane, with a habit of slightly odd formats: DJ Normal 4's 2 TraxX arrived as the label's second 10", electro on the A, trance-leaning on the B.

SEVEN also stocks Böhm's Infinity Is Over and Honeydrop aka DJ Honesty's Free at Last.