Tags: 90s House

Review: Since booting up again a couple of years ago, Network Records has released an enticing mix of re-mastered catalogue classics and fresh remixes. This double vinyl collection maintains that approach by pairing vintage reworks from the vaults with recently commissioned revisions. There's naturally plenty of high-grade floor fodder on show, with our picks including Chez Damier and Ron Trent's wonderful 1996 Urban Sound Gallery mix of Andrew Pearce's gospel-tinged house treat 'Day By Day', Xen Mantra's sweaty, warehouse-ready 1994 rave re-fix of Slo Moshun's 'Bells of New York', Derrick May's vintage Motor City techno fix of Neal Howard's 'To Be Or Not To Be', and a pleasingly weighty and sleazy Sequel re-rub of Rhythmatic's 'Demons'.