Reviewed by Tony Cummings

The subtitle 'A Taste Of Indie Electronica' gives you some idea of what to expect. There's one gem which will already be known to British aficionados of left-of-centre rhythms - the marvellous "Reformation" by Secret Archives Of The Vatican while elsewhere there are acts known for previous N-Soul albums like Erinfall and Prophecy Of Panic (which kind of nullifies the "indie" tag) and some acts known only to devoted searchers of the internet like God Made Orange, Mint, Aunkumn Vortex and DJ Darrel (Minister Of Holy Beats). There's everything from drum'n'bass to ambient experimentalism here. So if your tastes veer towards the further reaches of dance this import is worth searching for.

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