Half a century after its original release, 'Love Is The Drug' finally gets its own personal 12", a fitting tribute to one of rock's most alluring and influential singles. This special edition brings together the definitive original mix, Greg Wilson's extended edit, Todd Terje's cosmic 'Disco Dub' and the original B-side, 'Sultanesque'. The song's timeless magnetism, within its sleek, seductive pulse, kicked off the band's more mature and sophisticated style as they embraced dance music in the form of disco. As Roxy Music's first major international hit, John Gustafson's unforgettable bassline and Bryan Ferry's effortlessly debonair delivery, led the way. Provocative and reserved in equal measure. Greg Wilson's re-edit reimagines the song's potential had the 12" format existed in 1975, making it into a late-night club odyssey perfect for Roxy/Bowie nights that inspired the new wave movement.

The cultured dub and tech label Sushitech marks its 20th anniversary by branching out with a new imprint, Wood White Sessions, which has been designed as an outlet for more intimate, home-focused listening sounds that don't stray too far from the parent label's original ethos. Dedicated to albums from long-time collaborators and core artists, the new venture expands the Sushitech sound with a softer, more reflective edge and seasoned dub craftsman Another Channel is up first. Across eight cuts rich in texture and atmosphere, he hooks up with Prince Morella, Masis and Yassin Omidi to immerse you in the most shady and pristine dub.