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Four tracks of raw, Detroit-leaning house from DJ Steaw for Kaoz Theory. Get Back To The Fonk sets the tone and In My Body's House holds it there — deep, funky and unfussy.

Dexter Troy's second Double Take for Lausanne's Black Pattern Records — three deep house cuts from the Swiss producer, with Baka G reworking Keep It High to close the B-side. Jazzy, funky, groove first.

Two of techno's longest-serving names share a record for Chris Liebing's CLR. The original runs hard at 140bpm; Terence Fixmer takes it twice, his Melting Mind remix easing the tempo without loosening the grip.

Dutch electro veteran Dexter turns to acid for Repeat. Paradox takes the A-side; YCHTM Acid pushes harder at 133 on the flip.

A cornerstone of the Underground Resistance-affiliated Red Planet series, back on vinyl three decades after its first pressing. Skypainter unfolds slow and wide; Season Of The Solar Wind is unmistakably Detroit.

Stockholm's Tiger Stripes on Rekids with two rolling house cuts at 126bpm — the title track and Everybody's Doing It.

Two tracks from DJ Koze on his own Pampa — Spiralen and the wryly titled Wo's Patric?!?, both holding a patient 120bpm. Unhurried and slightly off-centre, as ever.

Lincus debuts on Slabs, the label run by Dungeon Meat's Brawther and Tristan da Cunha. Feel The Rhythm swaggers on bold bass and woozy late-night synths; Pazazz puts filtered vocals over the same low end.