Grinding, robotic and hypnotic, Sasha never fails to deliver the spiritual goods. Lowlife’s wicked bass chops lend meaning to the title. Slinking through the underbellies of the electronic underground, Lowlife’s kinky bass rhythm rattles ribcages and prolpels the track into an entirely sinister direction. Definitely a standout on Invol2ver.

Highlife (The original and the Invol2ver Remix) are decent tracks – however, the vocal intrusion leaves something to be desired for most tech-house sets. Certainly the lesser of the two tracks, ‘Highlife’ may be a reflection of Sasha’s willingness to enter melodica rather than true techno fervency. An interesting and worthwhile…

Dave Seaman and Renaissance have history deep enough to fill a novel. This, however, is is the DJ’s first EP release for the prestigious label, and one can only hope to find something spectacular within.

Dave Seaman has brought into this decade a unique techno sound, with orchestral crescendos to boot. A definite floor-stomping track, “Attack Of The Abalones” abandons the harmonious aspects of Seaman’s productions in favor of flavors reminiscent of Smith & Selway’s cerebral techno productions. As the track progresses, reverberating female vocals up the feverish pitch. With a halt, the frenzy ceases and submits itself to a…

More sweat and a pulsating ocean of outstretched arms than domestic ambience, Krafty Kuts’ latest mash up of Dynamite MC’s vocals from “There They Go” with the instrumentals from “Freestylers In Love With You” is a strong track that carries energy and a catchy hook. The vocals sound harmonized with the track’s rhythm and aren’t obtrusive unless one specifically dislikes hip-hop. Certainly a festival anthem in the making, if ever one should come along.

The 12” Mix adds a bit of zest and funk to an already wonderful and unique hip-hop/retro blend, capping off Krafty Kuts’ latest EP. Listen and…