Solaris: Vinyl 2LP Milk Teeth and François-Xavier was getting his

and François-Xavier was getting his first taste of that thrill that DJs get when they are playing for a room

is also featured on the B-side

uplifting mood music captures from the first notes and does not let go

the ecstatic promise of a party (“there’s a lot of people dancing downtown”) that you might not ever be able to leave (“yeah we all fall down/but some stay where they got dropped

It was released on 8 November 1993 and is considered by fans as the rarest Curve release

Solaris: Vinyl 2LP Milk Teeth and François-Xavier was getting hisOriginally issued on Science Virgin in September 2000, Solaris consolidated Rupert Parkes' role as an unmistakable force within the realm of underground dance, wrongfooting some of his audience by moving on from the mathematical drum and bass of his debut, Modus Operandi. This re issue is presented here with scrupulous attention to the detail of its original UK first pressing and is available on two 140gm LPs. Modus Operandi had been released in 1997