Always Maybe Tomorrow vinyl

With releases on Delsin, Subwax and A Strangely Isolated Place it's plain to see that Icelandic dub techno don Yagya is facing the right direction. So it's fitting his most essential release of the lot lands on A Strangely Isolated Place, his own label. If you're going to deliver the apex of your recent work, best do it on the platform you have complete control over. Or at least that's what they (someone?) should say.

It's a deep package, with four tracks threatening to suck you further into the waves of synth and sub bass. Some would consider the tracks on here to be tools, the kind of tunes that ease transitions, and they'd be right. Providing they understood these are the best types of tools. Heavy but light, sharp but trance-infused, if we move past the labels this is basically what subtle dance music should sound like. So file under 'similar to Substance & Vainqueur'.