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Review: Ron Wilson's 777 serves up more raw and rusty house jams on a new various artists sampler entitled Internal Affairs: this is serious! On the A side is newcomer Brighton with "Tesla" (Leaves Remix), while Frankfurt's Orson Wells gives us "Ratio" where Saarbruckens finest: Roger 23 gets on the remix and delivers a lush deep acid rendition this side of Tin Man. On the flip, Leaves returns with the impressive "Third Floor" getting an awesome remix by Pablo Mateo; working those drum computers to impressive effect as always. Finally, Orson Wells stays on too; working the nightshift on his remix for Glyn's "Kevin Lomax" and giving it a lo-fi, neon lit makeover that will appeal to retroverts dancing well into the morning at Robert Johnson next Sunday morning.

Review: Limited silk-screened action from the techno capital! Berlin's 777 imprint delivers another mysteriously sourced collection of tunes, this time from the shadowy Glyn figure with the superbly named Youtube Rips. "Identity Switch" is a pumping, lo-fi house swayer with a dusty percussion work, while "Kevin Lomax" is deeper, less rigid and boasting a wonderful artillery of dubby melodies. Last but not least, "Caught On (In a Flash)" offers the dancefloor antics thanks to its cut-throat kick-snare flex and heavy-bottomed bass drums. Gnarly, indeed!