Celebrating the labels fiftieth release of music in the only way that Mr. C ever could. In other words, this is fucking excellent. Before I get to the original we have Ruede Hagelstein’s Synthesizer Love Mix which does just that as a shimmering array of that very electronic instrument weaves its way across a pulsating universe of teasing, tempting sounds. Then next his Rave Tool hits hard and square with one of those kick drums who don’t want to mess with, while the synthetic voices gather pace with fiery syncopation proving to be just as wonderful. The equally great Radio Rental Remix follows fusing deeper bass with downright sleazy vibes that sense danger all the way down. Which brings us not so neatly to the Original’s wonky, tripped out low-end delivery, plus a fistful of crisp machine drums, and tempting voices to point you in the way of dizzying distraction. An outstanding release. Of course.
Release: September 14
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