For Tricks of the Trade, Beat Pharmacy leaves dub in the background, taking things in a analogue-heavy, improvisational direction reminiscent of the most dancefloor moments on Juju & Jordash’s mindblowing Techno Primitives LP on Dekmantel. While “Sometimes I’m Happy” melds a functional dancefloor groove with outthere synth flourishes, “Jive At Five” foregrounds the weird and funky. This is heady f!@#$%^ dancemusic. On the flipside, “Analogues Anonymous” recalls Moeller’s dubbier inclinations thanks to echo-drenched pads and metronomic drum programming. “Holy Stain” closes out the vinyl EP with a focus on atmosphere.