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Hospital Archive
Wax: London Elektricity
Posted on May 25, 2004 | No CommentsIt’s been a long road for Chris Goss and Tony Colman’s Hospital records. Although established in 1996 its jazz, soul and rare groove influences held the label very much at the fringes of drum and bass as more mechanical material dominated the nation’s dancefloors.