The Blackdisco edits imprint predated the overwhelming explosion of unnecessary and poorly executed disco tweaks in recent times and stood apart thanks to the enviable music knowledge of its owners Lovefingers and Nitedog, and their chosen participants (which include Soft Rocks, Justin Vandervolgen and Alexis Le Tan). The 11th instalment in the ongoing series sees the reins handed to the three pan European brains behind the Frisbee Records operation in Dea, Albion and Spacelex. Dea hogs the A Side with two sublime disco revisions - "Malaka" strutting camply between lightly arpeggiated movements and thick orchestration, whilst "Taubat" expertly weaves through empirical Eastern romance via a delightful lead synth refrain. Albion infuses "Kaleidoscope" with enough shuffling percussion and textural warmth to fully justify the title, while Spacelex name checks our favourite Washington DC based label with the short but broad and languid space rock epic "Future Times".