This is a simply devastating collection of electronic tracks for the dancefloor. Following his hugely influential EP "Piece of Mind", Claro Intelecto finally returns with two brand new cuts : the dense, punishing electroid mashup of "Delete", and the Rhodes-infused Drexciyan chill of "Breathless". Claro has been cited by many, not least us, as the finest producer of electroid/house hybrids on the scene at the moment - a British producer who can at long last rank amongst the most decorated Detroit operators- typifying precisely why he has been in so much demand over the last few months. FZV, another core artist, displays a relentless IDM construction that spins with the sort of dark strokes that fans of Bola and early Skam will adore - a mangle of crunch and strings designed to evoke and terrify.

Joe Franks, meanwhile, summons the spirit of Mantronix through a series of filters and flangers that digest the squashed drums and appregiated basslines into a factory monster : tough, considered, flawlessly executed electro sizzles of the loveliest kind. SWF's beat engineering comes straight outta Company Flow's rulebook - deep structures and a blue, crisp crunch of uncompromising beats to draw in a machine-led future on the gargantuan "True". With uplifting Motor-city House chords shimmering on Andy Freer's "Super Galaxo", ADJ's mangled machinery evoking EP7-era Autechre brilliance and the Carl Craig/69 vibes assembled on T.R.I.P.'s "Donald Plays Techno", New Town deploys a heavyweight assault through the ages of electronic music - past, present and future � always landing just spot-on. This is one collectable item you really, truly don�t wanna miss out on, housed in some of the most exquisite packaging we�ve seen this year. Absolutely essential purchase.' [BOOMkat]