Serves up another killer instalment of boogie electro house, favouring classic disco references over bad tempered, circuit chomping hiss ‘n’ fizz. Starting off with both feet firmly in the early eighties, a lazy groove builds to an uplifting peak of switched bassline, sharp synth chords, high arpeggios and white noise bursts, instant dancefloor Viagra for disco loving dub freaks. Two versions of ‘Headliner’ make an appearance on the flip, one taking a tougher route of Chi-town beats and a Relief attitude accompanying the electro constituent parts, other going for a Tejada fifths pitched riff. As good as their Mood Music 12, and it doesn’t get much better for floor frying big fun.
5 Out Of 5
Reviewed By: Alex Moran
