ROZA TERENZI Vinyl & CDs

Review: Something of an all-star EP this, featuring as it does cuts from a trio of new-school deep house, ambient techno and psychedelic breakbeat heroes. The central figure is the mighty Roza Terenzi, who not only offers up a fine solo cut - the chunky, wonky, tactile, bass-heavy breakbeat house headiness of 'Gush', which offers a perfect balance between hallucinatory sounds and weighty dancefloor grooves - but also joins forces with long-time pal D Tiffany on the mind-mangling, percussively skittish techno oddity that is 'Prude Pride'. The other key operative is rising star Byron Yeates, who supplements the neo-trance bounce of 'Cauldron of Chaos' with a sturdy, forthright and all-action rework of Ternzi's 'Gush'.