TELL Vinyl & CDs

Review: Amsterdam's Quartet Series are back with a vibrant various artists compilation, starting out with the lo-fi and moody deep house of Tell's "Hope Springs Eternal" (featuring some sexy disco loops atop) while also on the A side we have Darko Kustura with "Messier Object" which as the label themselves claim, treats us to a "wobbling groovy bassline and sugary sweet chords." We couldn't have said it better ourselves! On the flip, we have Manchester's Loz Goddard with the deep and dusty soul jam "Home" and Hungary's BAL 5000 with the spaced out cosmic house journey "The Acid Is Mine But I Share". Sharing is indeed caring and we're up for those signature squeals from the little silver Roland box anytime!