Acme Vinyl & CDs

Review: ***B-STOCK: Slight surface marks ***


It has been seven long years since Acme Music introduced the first part of this series but now Mis Hermanos Rumanos is back with a third instalment. The three-track various artists' affair kicks off with Alex Font and his lean minimal tech house groove 'El Velorio De Pedrito Navajas" complete with wavy bass, twanging strings and an exotic vibe. Crihan's 'Dark Times' is dubby and unhurried, and again heads into steamy jungle worlds with watery droplets and organic percussion. Paul K's 'Electro Fantomas' is a final tripped-out closer with snappy snares and wavy drums.

Review: It has been seven long years since Acme Music introduced the first part of this series but now Mis Hermanos Rumanos is back with a third instalment. The three-track various artists' affair kicks off with Alex Font and his lean minimal tech house groove 'El Velorio De Pedrito Navajas" complete with wavy bass, twanging strings and an exotic vibe. Crihan's 'Dark Times' is dubby and unhurried, and again heads into steamy jungle worlds with watery droplets and organic percussion. Paul K's 'Electro Fantomas' is a final tripped-out closer with snappy snares and wavy drums.

Review: After apparently admiring him for plenty of time from afar. Acme now hook up with Soultape for this label debut. It features two new and original cuts - the first is a nice heady number with snappy snares and drums and distant cosmic pads adding scale. 'Spirituality' stays in the outer realms with its bubbling synth magic and distant spoken words and the flipside is all abut remixes. 'Gobustan' (Alex Font remix) gets more darkened abstract for those late night afterhours and 'Spirituality' (Venda remix) is a dubby cosmic floater that encourages deep thought.