as with typical of voltmusik releases the old man sorrow idea began in 2002, and was finally cut in 2005 ! old man sorrow is a trip back in time , deep, soulful music for the head ! a tribute to the old disco style coming in at unhurried 120 bpm with bluesy vocals, warm, sweeping grand piano chords and melancholic string-filled breakdowns this was drawn right from the foundation of dance music by brun ( swayzak ) with the help roger 23 and kenny paterson. forget minimal house its boring

part 1: a skanking, minimal tour de dub with a heavy bottom end. part 2 starts out with a nicely floating riddim variation that mutates into a heavy stepper with the towering bass taking the lead. frenetic, sizzling hi-hats and a stronger >oomph< on the bass drum give part 3 a euphoric classic house slant before the script gets flipped again on part 4: sparse deep techno with fine offbeat rhythm

the a-side with dark chords, busy detroit style beats with occasional loose percussion sounds filled in between and a filthy electro bassline - a haunting and intense late-night soundtrack. james taylor counterattacks with swinging, bouncing, masterly chopped up beats and rhythmic voice cut-ups that will surely help develop and improve your swift footwork...