Winthorpe Electronics 黑胶唱片和CD

Review: Grab a controller, fire up your Sega Megadrive and prepare for some bare-knuckle dancing courtesy of sweat-soaked rave revivalists Lee Kelly and Roy of the Ravers. Kelly contributes 'Streets of Rage', a 16-bit shuffler full of '90s games console samples, moody chords and unfussy drums, and an accompanying dub that's far deeper, hazier and more hypnotic. In contrast, Roy of the Ravers reaches for the nastiest, wildest rave riffs imaginable on the pulsating 'Boss Man Mix' of 'These Streets of Rage', a hardcore influenced throb-job that's later turned into both a breakbeat heater (the early '90s style 'Crispy Jason' mix) and a woozy, immersive techno number (the 'Myoptik' remix).

Review: Roy Of The Ravers is back for more glory after much talked about performances for Acid Waxa and Emotional Response. This time he goes long over two discs crammed with fizzy and frosty electronics. The sound is pure vintage hardware, with acid, techno, house and electro all repurposed into hi class dance floor weaponry. "Acid Shenanigans" will blow apart any floor, while "It's The Roller!" is a coruscated groove for those sweaty and intimate floors. Add in anthems like "Atoms Fear '12" and both freaky parts of "Turku Raver" and you have a real winner.