Q3A Vinilo y CD

Review: Having recently debuted on Black Venison with a much-admired EP, Route 8 man Gergely Szilveszter Horvath brings his Q3A project to Delsin. As with that previous excursion, Space Chamber is a decidedly intergalactic affair, with the producer fusing elements associated with Detroit techno and deep house on a quartet of inspired, head-in-the-clouds workouts. There's naturally much to admire, from the evocative chords, pulsating beats and rich bass of "Track 1", and breakbeat-driven, rave-era Intelligent Techno of "Track 2", to the dreamy pads, nagging acid lines and crispy, snare-heavy beats of "Track 3". Best of all, though, is "Track 4", a shuffling, deep space electro cut with distinct hints of Drexciya amongst the alien chords, bleep melodies and woozy bass.

Review: The Black Venison label are back with their release and this is the follow up to Die Roh's scorching Lancia Delta EP from earlier this year. We don't know anything about the currently anonymous Q3A project but we can sure hear that they know how to make some badass house-techno hybrids, and "Apocalypse" is just about as raw as you can get for a deep house cut. Over on side B, "Beyond Reality" takes some stepping, tape-kissed beats and pounds its way through a Chicago kinda vibe, whereas "Facing Worlds" is all about the percussion: dusty, swinging flurries of drum machines goodness to get you out of that chair and onto the floor.

Review: Ltd edition version which includes a cassette tape with all the Black Venison releases to date + extra bonus tracks from the artists + natural tote bag with black logo printed on front of bag