With One Times One, released in late 2007, Eastgate started to issue so-called 'cupdisc' releases, that is, CDs with a running time of about 40 minutes (about the time classic vinyl albums offered back in the 70s and 80s), in most cases wrapped in a simple cardboard sleeve instead of a jewel case.
Notably, some of the later releases of this series do no longer meet the limits regarding the playing time mentioned above: they range from less than 31 minutes up to almost 78 minutes.
Particles (December 2016) was the first of a number of 'double cupdisc' releases, which consist of two CDs housed in a cardboard gatefold cover instead of a simple cardboard sleeve.
By now, the series includes the releases listed below:
* These cupdiscs came with a standard jewel case instead of a cardboard sleeve. ** These are 'double cupdisc' releases. *** These cupdiscs were released in digipacks instead of simple cardboard sleeves.
Furthermore, in 2008, Eastgate began to release a small series of so-called 'mini cupdiscs'. Like the regular 'cupdiscs' they are packaged in simple cardboard sleeves instead of jewel cases, but they only have a playing time of about 15 minutes each. In fact, those 'mini cupdiscs' just continue a series of EPs in similar packages that were previously issued, including Space Flight Orange (2005), 40 Years Roadmap To Music, Metaphor (both 2006), Sleeping Watches Snoring In Silence, Bells Of Accra, and One Night In Space (all 2007). By now, the series includes the discs listed below:
