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Review: Cannon & Mirrorball may not be the disco edit scene's answer to moustache-sporting 1970s/80s comedy heroes Cannon and Ball, but they certainly serve up tracks that will put a big goofy smile on your face. Their latest Disco Bits adventure begins via "Black Rhythm Rap", a chunky, hip-hop friendly rework of an obscure, late 1970s disco-rap bomb rich in funky guitar licks, cut-glass strings and party-starting MC flows. On the flip they get even cheekier, placing Loleatta Holloway's incredible "Love Sensation" vocal over a stomping, Blaxploitation-era disco-funk backing track and all manner of familiar soul and funk samples. Purists will no doubt sneer, but they really shouldn't: this is tastefully produced disco heat of the highest order.

Review: Beard-strokers look away now, everyone else hit the dancefloor... Cannon & Mirrorball have just unleashed two very witty pieces on Disco Bits. As the name suggests, these anonymous editors are having some serious fun on both sides as they laced together two slews of tracks and make them sound like they should have always existed in bed together. "At The Disco" swoons with a sultry, mirrorball twinkle while "Disco Bunny" fires all over the place like a loose cannon. Both include so many references we reckon if you took a shot every time you heard a sample you recognise you'd be drunk within 30 seconds. Brilliant fun.