My 7" version of this record (dung10, mute records, made in GB) has just a white label on the record for side A. The side B has a printed one with "sackville" and other info and notes. The sleeve is printed as the images above. Anyone know what kind of pressing this is?

Another Out Standing Madchester Tunes Haling From The Early Baggy Indie Movement In The Early 90's Coming Out Of Manchester . Can Still Remember First Hearing This Tune In A Well Known Record Shop In Manchester When Out Record Shopping They Have Got To Be In The Top Ten Greatest Indie Bands... Their sound is based around harmonic and often psychedelic keyboards and jangly guitars. The band were propelled to fame after being ‘discovered’ by the Late Great Radio 1 DJ John Peel, And After That This Song reached the Top 30, "Cool as F*ck,"

Inspiral Carpets as a rock band had not much in common with indie-rave innovators such as the Happy Mondays and The Shamen. But they released some of the best remixes of the scene, as on this 12": the Forgemasters remix of Commercial Rain is inspired techno which seamlessly includes the refrain vocal, whereas Dubville has more of a song structure, even though the vocals are sometimes low in the mix, and manages to build up a dramatic atmosphere with its Spartan arrangement.