(17/38) The title track starts the dance with hypnotic bass tones, swirling saz and trilling FM strings, erupting into a true trance-dance once the Middle Eastern motorik drums clatter through the sound system. Stefan takes things slow and low Salon-style with "Old Oil", delivering a robotic shoulder roller complete with garbled melodies, backwards synth swells, dramatic Eastern melodies and a sludgy bassline - top marks. Over on the flip "Defender" revisits some of the A-side sound palette, but catapults those cosmic tones into a realm of amphetamine fuelled intensity - peaktime psychedelia for any and all dance floors. After that blast of uptempo excitement, things drop down into the disorienting dark of the basement via "Blech", a mad overlay of contrasting time signatures, off beat rhythms, skronking sax and lilting bass which could easily have found a home on a Danielle Dax LP. Paris and Dusseldorf in full effect.

• A1 Abel
• A2 Old Oil
• B1 Defender
• B2 Blech