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Review: Dorian and Olaf's Raum Musik has just turned 20. Yes, we feel old, but we also feel privileged to be able to bring this tidy compilation to you; after all, we have been fans of the imprint over the years, and it has been a solid source of innovative house and techno sounds for its entire lifespan. For these two decades of raving, they've put together sounds form both new faces and favourite oldies, kicking off with Franco Cinelli's raucous "Cyrux", a hybrid house tune that will suit any type of DJ, and bringing more and more vibes through with peeps like Phil Evans, John Dimas, and the mighty Lee Burton - the latter being a constant source of BADNESS. If you're keen on some ethereal house business with an experimental edge, then this is the double-pack for you.

Review: Dusseldorf tech house imprinted Gua Camole offers up some more Latin, summery tech house on its Gua Limited imprint this time with some stunning and reliable grooves. Tracks "Drink" by Masomenos or "Urself" by Enrico Martini will satisfy fans of Desolat and Fuse London. Wheres theres the more underground flavours of "Simonya" courtesy of Edward, known for hsi releases on White or Giegling. Label head Gua Camole himself closes proceeding with some mid noughties style minimal house on "Monsieur Schmitt"

Review: Long-serving Italian deep house producer Enrico Mantini has been in the game for a long time, first dropping bombs back in the early 90s, but his career has enjoyed a powerful second wind in the past few years with appearances on Half Baked, 4 Lux and more besides. Having released the Inner Heights EP on PURISM earlier in 2017, Mantini returns with an album of immersive, tripped out grooves supposedly recorded live at Tresor in Berlin. The vibe is consistently deep, refined and just a little bit trippy for the minimal house crowd to go head first into.