I got a few cassettes and one vinyl made by Time Slave's. They are all sounding awesome!
Cassettes use a somewhat cheaper feeling mechanism, but got great art print on them. I had no failures so far and the sound comes very close to digital or to the vinyl version. Only one of four cassettes had an issue with sound, the one was recorded unbalanced, which is not a big deal for the big stereo with balance nob.
Now for the vinyl, mine came well packaged and had no visible nor audible defect. Sound was on par with the digital. I believe, they use an antistatic paper-plastic inlay and come out of the bag with a vinyl protector.
I am so greatful for the pressing quality, given many new vinyls of mainstream music are pressed quite poorly with pops, crackles and often visible scratches. Not the case here, if opened and played once, the vinyl really is Near Mint (as it should always be for new vinyl...).
Very nice quality products, sold at a reasonable price on Bandcamp. International shipping from UK to is quite cheap, even for vinyl. Only caviate is the quite limited productions (well ok, it is a little niche in electronic music afterall^^).
