We've written before about the unique thrills provided by Moroccoan composer Abdou El Amari's obscure 1970s work, which combine electronic interpretations of North African and American funk rhythms, wild and wacky organ motifs, and copious amounts of tape delay. Belgian imprint Radio Martiko has already reissued two instalments of his infamous - and devilishly hard to find - Nuits De trilogy of albums, and here completes the set. "Nuits De Printemps" is dedicated to spring and therefore a little breezier and looser than its contemporaries, with a little more emphasis on live percussion amongst the synthesizers and drum machines. Predictably, it's an exotic and mind-altering treat from start to finish.

Curious Disco, Mehmet Aslan, DJ Kobayashi