Building on such classic bangers as "Mono On Mono", "Timebomb" and especially "Mind Bend" (with Justin Maxwell), the A side' title cut SOMEWHERE dispatches a robot sleuth to hunt down the ghost in the machine: "I'm not really sure, where it comes from", says the voice, but it "must be somewhere". However, what started as a simple recon mission quickly evolves into a deliciously pumping affair set for utter dancefloor destruction; fully equipped with razor-sharp percussion and hand-sanded hooklines, this beast of a track certainly knows its way around sweaty dancers.

The same premium production values can be found on ELSEWHERE, a slow-burning heartcore stepper hiding its massive bassline in full sight. Acting slighty more restrained than its sibling, the B side's cut draws upon dusky chords and broad strokes of synth washes, but still refuses to take prisoners: a solid footing in booming kicks and sizzling hats allows for a resolute attitude when facing the hungry crowd. Once again, JOHN TEJADA ups the ante, delivering highly nourishing chows for your daily shellacking needs, with a powerful 12" that starts to nestle in your ears the very moment you drop the needle. Be electricity, my friend![info from ko]