OFOFO Vinyl & CDs

Review: If you're seeking out respectful edits then look no further than New York City's Razor N Tape. JKriv and Aaron Dae now present to you Mytron & Ofofo (Les Yeux Orange, Multi Culti), the duo formed by Sasa Crnobrnja (In Flagranti) and Jacek Janiszewski. Their sonically ergonomic resplices here come in the form of "Beach Buggy" with its sleazy Italo conga funk, the late night slo-mo sexiness of "Midnight Drive" or "Capricorn" - the delightfully dark closer that's perfect for getting weird down in the Sameheads basement or Cocktail d'Amore's Cosmic Hole alike.

Review: Having set out their stall via a fine first collaborative release on Bordello a Parigi a couple of months back, Mytron and Ofofo pitch up on Multi-Culti. As you'd expect from a label with such a strong track record of multi-cultural musical fusion, much of the EP defies easy categorization. Sure, you'll find a chunk of Italo-influenced electro ("Non-Binary Joys on the Venus Holodeck") and a couple of slabs of madcap disco-funk fusion ("Si Jambo" and "2Tac Onana"), but also a heavyweight slab of low-slung punk-funk/post disco ("Czary Mary"). Oh, and the skewed electro-funk-meets-intergalactic synth pop insanity of "Something for Your Mind", which also boasts some notably brain-melting vocoder action. More, please!

Review: The mysterious Medieval Man is joined by Thomass Jackson, Mytron & Ofofo and Barry Sunset on this new split EP from the fledgling Culted label. Their edit series tackles plenty of interesting dark disco source material with beguiling results. The freaky future sounds of Mytron & Ofofo's 'Machinenhimmel' opens up with phased bass and spooky leads. Barry Sunset's twisted sci-fi disco stomper 'Hit The Drums' then takes off to the cosmos and Thomass Jackson twists and turns on loose, jangling percussion that is underpinned by fat bottomed bass. The brilliantly entitled 'Humble Frodo' is a weird and wonderful closer.