“I know you wanna do it, you know I wanna do it too”, are lyrics that are synonymous with dancefloor debauchery and the legendary status of the duo that is Detroit Grand Pubahs. While the duo’s been at it for over a decade, they’ve released some great releases on label like Poker Flat Records and Deletefunk, maintaining their strong stance on the techno world by crafting sounds solely their own, never to be duplicated or replicated. So, leave it to the duo to launch their own imprint, Engineroom and re-release one of their greatest contributions to the world of dance music. Their revamp of “Sandwiches” includes fresh remixes, paving the way for the Pubahs to coordinate the label the only way they know how. To commemorate the start of Engineroom– as well as just do what’s right for all the Pubah fanatics out there — the duo have given us this week’s URB podcast, cobbling together unreleased gems as well as a handful of ’90s classics. So go make some sandwiches and enjoy the mix after the jump.

URB Presents: Detroit Grand Pubahs Tracklist

01. intro – Detroit Grand Pubahs ‘Kill Switch inst.’ (unreleased)

02. Paris the Black FU ‘The Bar-B-Que’ (unreleased)

03. Silver Surfer (Unreleased)

04. The Vision vs Paris The Black FU (unreleased)

05. Abe Duque & Paris the Black FU ‘The Driver’ (EPM Music)

06. Paris the Black FU ‘A Dangerous Place’ (unreleased)

07. Abe Duque & Paris the Black FU ’9MM Monk’ (EPM Music)

08. Detroit Grand Pubahs ‘Sandwiches (Marc Romboy’s Systematic Soul mix)’  (Engineroom)

09. Kevin Saunderson & Supernova ‘Beat Me Back’ (Nirvana Rec) – new version of the classic track Reese & Santonio ‘The Sound’ on Kool Kat / FFRR – ooops sorry 1988

10. DHS ‘House of God’ (Hangman Rec)

11. Infiniti ‘Game One (Steve Rachmad remix)’ (NightVision)

12. DJ Pierre ‘What Iz House Muzik’ (Afro Acid) – new version of Pierre’s own 90′s classic as Phuture Scope  ‘What Is house Muzik’ on Emotive – 1994

13. Moby ‘Go’ (Mute)

14. Orbital ‘Belfast’ (Internal)