Agt 黑胶唱片和CD

Review: AGT is back on their own self titled label for a fifth time and a fine fifth transmission. 'Sun D' is a four tracker that sits in between the worlds of house, tech and minimal with its own unique style. 'Track 1' is a bouncy one that has fleshy leads and fulsome bass all bouncing along at a fair old lick. 'Track 2' has cosmic flair with its flashy arps lighting up the percussive drums and surging forwards on waves of good time vibes. 'Track 3' is another full bodied party cut with lithe synths and big stabs then 'Track 4' closes out with a hefty house thump and garage-influenced snares that get the floor going.

Review: E.T.I might not be the best-known act to emerge from the breaks and acid-loving San Francisco scene of the 1990s, but their slim catalogue is nevertheless full of gems. The people behind AGT Records are clearly fans, because they've decided to reissue one of the trio's most potent singles, 1999's 'Lookout'. What we get is the same two mixes featured on the hard-to-find original release: the chunky, funky bass-propelled, breakbeat house masterclass that is the 'Tha Luv Bomb' mix (listen out for the wonderfully drowsy, loved-up synth riffs), and the pacey, P-funk-influenced 'On Tha Fly' mix, where short vocoder vocal snippets, crispy funk guitar licks and boisterous bass catch the ear.