In recent times, Gomma Dance Tracks has been very good at releasing tracks that nestle in the grey area between disco-punk, nu-disco, post-punk industrial and off-kilter Balearica. This collaboration between Capablanca is a great example. "Acido" is spooky and trippy, yes, with a raw, punk funk bassline. But it's also surprisingly sweet and melodic, perhaps even rush-inducing. "Tropanado", on the other hand, is delightfully dubbed out - like the Idjuts jamming with Fist of Facts, or Todd Terje producing A Certain Ratio. A formidable package is rounded off by Name In Lights' acid-flecked deep house/nu-disco rework of "Acido". It's good, but lacks the raw oddness of the excellent original.