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Back in time, on a day like no other, Apollo, the God of music, light and poetry, was wondering late at night in the heart of the woods, close to the gates of Athens. As he was calmly walking, he spotted out of the sudden a bright-coloured mushroom that was glowing vividly into the dark. As it was the most magnificent mushroom he had ever seen, he plucked it out of the ground and took it to the ma

n cook of the citadel so he could prepare it with great care. The cook and his helpers made the most delicious soup out of that mushroom and served it to Apollo, who greatly enjoyed it, but shortly after, something peculiar happened to him. The white marble walls of the pallace started to radiate all the colours unknown by mankind, leaving the god in a state of confusion like he never experienced before. He then realised that he must leave behind alegacy on Earth, something to be remembered for until the end of time. He was already known for his unmatched musical talent, but he wanted something else, that no man or woman had ever seen. He went again in the woods, heavily hallucinating, and asked the Muses for help. With the powers that their father, Zeuz, gifted them with and the magical lyre of Apollo, they forged alltogether the first vinyl that was ever created. It was a vinyl like no other, one that could fit an infinte number of sounds, but only if used for the sake of music and nothing more. The God of Music has risen back to Olympus and left his vinyl in the Great Hall of the Pallace of Athens. It is said that only the clear-hearted could put their hands on it, as the evil-minded turned into ashes right away. Since then, the vinyl was supposed to be lost for eternity, but we were blessed to find it and carry on the masterpiece Apollo himself has created a long time ago.

Ovenvite with some retro grooves on All Blak Records
05/05/2022

Ovenvite with some retro grooves on All Blak Records

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Back in time, on a day like no other, Apollo, the God of music, light and poetry, was wondering late at night in the heart of the woods, close to the gates of Athens. As he was calmly walking, he spotted out of the sudden a bright-colored mushroom that was glowing vividly into the dark. As it was the most magnificent mushroom he had ever seen, he plucked it out of the ground and took it to the man cook of the citadel so he could prepare it with great care. The cook and his helpers made the most delicious soup out of that mushroom and served it to Apollo, who greatly enjoyed it, but shortly after, something peculiar happened to him. The white marble walls of the palace started to radiate all the colors unknown by mankind, leaving the god in a state of confusion like he never experienced before. He then realized that he must leave behind a legacy on Earth, something to be remembered for until the end of time. He was already known for his unmatched musical talent, but he wanted something else, that no man or woman had ever seen. He went again in the woods, heavily hallucinating, and asked the Muses for help. With the powers that their father, Zeus, gifted them with and the magical lyre of Apollo, they forged all-together the first vinyl that was ever created. It was a vinyl like no other, one that could fit an infinite number of sounds, but only if used for the sake of music and nothing more. The God of Music has risen back to Olympus and left his vinyl in the Great Hall of the Palace of Athens. It is said that only the pure-hearted could put their hands on it, as the evil-minded turned into ashes right away. Since then, the vinyl was supposed to be lost for eternity, but we were blessed to find it and carry on the masterpiece Apollo himself has created a long time ago.