LUVLESS Vinilo y CD

Review: Super Tuff brings the feel-good house hit to keep you warm this Autumn, drawing on a range of artists who know how to lay down steadfast club tackle. Luvless bring an unabashed 90s flavour, all sweet piano chords and stiff drum machine rhythms, while Long Island Sound take things deeper with the dreamy "I Chose You Because". Tommy Vicari Jnr spices things up with "Pacific Stri", firing off a wealth of African percussion while keeping a firm grip on the melodic warmth inherent on the rest of the record. Mara Lakour round the EP out with the classic, tracky tones of "Akoa".

Review: It's time for the third and final instalment of Tsuba's ten year anniversary, and we have to say that they have been rather impressive up to now. While the label has undeservedly been attached to the tech-house blueprint, it has always been much more than that to us and, in fact, a tune like "Nude Runner" by Midnight Special" goes way beyond any simple kick-hat format. The same can be said for the ringing, bleeping sounds and drum breakdowns of "Eh Oh Um" by Peace Division, and this is certainly also true of the little Chicago-style bombshell that is "Fettluke" by M.Ono and Luvless. Tighter than a drum!

Review: Number #5 in VinylAddicted's popular Editors Kutz series has been split into two parts with this first 12", arriving on rather dashing pink vinyl, featuring contributions from Luvless, Trujillo, Jean Claude Gavri and Sleazy McQueen who collaborates with the label boss. Indeed they call shotgun with a breezy disco number "Lonely D", complemented well by the star struck strut of the Luvless rework of "My Luvin". Trujillo's edit of "Get Up And Dance" has one of those grooves that will rescue any dancefloor whilst Monsieur Gavri offers some Soulful Relief with a nice closing tweak of an unknown disco cover of Al Green classic "Stay Together".

Review: Straight outta Chopsville, Canada comes the popular and hard-working Editorial camp with a seventh round of edit-shaped goodness for all good contemporary discotheques. Label stalwarts Ed Wizard & Disco Double Dee are naturally present and correct and this time they share sides with Rose Records head honcho Luvless and Candy Dealers, the edit-specific alias of Argentinean deep house don Jay West. Ed Wizard & Disco Double Dee call shot gun and lay down two sublime A Side cuts with the luxuriant and warm swagger of "Disco Dimension" complemented by the Tiger & Woods style 80's boogie-beat down hybridism of "Sweet 2 Me" which has an excellent twanging bassline. Face down Luvless heads in more explicitly house territory with the shimmering "Deluvation" which has a touch of the Lauers about it whilst a certified disco classic is chopped up by Candy Dealers on "Don't Let It Go".