Lucky Tiger sees Axel Boman make his debut on bespoke and beguiling imprint Glass Table ahead of the release of his full length album (from which the original tracks here are plucked) later this year. It’s an EP which follows in the label’s short but solid history of offering up house music from the outer edges of any known template. The EP opens with the deep and dreamlike steel drums and subliminal funk of ‘Esteban Peligro’. Buried in aqueous echo and reverb, it features all the requisite off-kilter percussion and sampling the underground world has come to expect of Boman, whilst the taught, spraying synths and drunken bass rhythms of the Appleblim & Al Tourettes remix is also as essential as you would hope. Next effort ‘Naomi’ operates in a more serene headspace with background melodic colour floating by like a cloud through which firm kicks, a male vocal hook and metallic percussion rain down. PICTURE DISC