Interesting new label from Warsaw delivering a nice Various artists release Ep thats delivering some juicy house tracks. air-cutting synths, dirty samples, heavy stomps. A versatile collective hailing from Manchester (Ste Spandex), Melbourne's boogietronic high-flyer Freekwency and from Poznan the Matat Professionals. House music is the language!

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Hailing from Upper Silesia - a mining area where heavy industry inspires heavy grooves - Chino has mastered the art summoning the spirits that inhabit machines to seek their aid in unearthing raw beauty from underneath thick layers of aural rubble. The title track - ''Ghost'' (''Duch'' - in Polish) blends all the right ingredients of classic electro with the young producer's trademark sounds. The track shifts, twists and turns as it progresses, all the while keeping tension at fever pitch. ''Rooftop'' is much like a breath of fresh air upon leaving a mine shaft. Bright, captivating synths are laid over a pumping bassline (big up Eltron John!) all to a much-invigorating effect. The flip holds remixes by Murphy Jax, who put together an upbeat italo-house version with a melody to suck you in immediately, as well as XAMIGA (Legowelt & Xosar), who close things off with a mesmerising deep-sea journey.

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From the depths of Chicago-tempered raw house and techno the long-awaited release of Cracow-based producer and DJ Eltron John - Bomby EP (Eng. The Bombs) is a hell of a dance floor beast, mesmerizing with its darkness. The unsettling sound of Roland Juno 106 and the dark, murmuring vocal loop make the track a strong weapon of choice. The remixes: floating dub soundscape with raw appeal and bonus percussion track based on the original rhythm section by Edinburgh craftsman Linkwood, cater for those who search for a more tranquil sound on the B-side. This limited, 400 copies release is a homage to the rooted ideas about production and DJing. With the technical capabilities of the modern deejay in mind the record includes additional locked grooves and bonus beats tracks. Using two copies is recommended for an enhanced mixing experience More