For their third release Clandestino step into the light themselves to present two original cuts. Here, shades of classic Chicago and Detroit complement a modern production aimed at discerning dance-floors. 'Another Horizon' has a heady late-eighties feel; ascending sunrise chords and gentle keys swell organically giving way to a burbling 303 line. ‘Quiet Storm' quickens the tempo; rattling 707 drums set the tone eventually revealing a stripped down bass groove while a teasing Juno arp weaves in and out giving way to a devastating piano hook. Fresh from his recent work with Lizards on Leng Music and Futureboogie and a solo outing on Man Power's MeMeMe imprint, James Hadfield's version of 'Another Horizon' is a warm, pulsating blissed out re-interpretation; not unlike Larry Heard's deeper moments. The always reliable Pete Herbert turns in a shimmering house rework of 'Quiet Storm'. Moog bass stabs bedrock an italo style rhythm section and boogie guitar licks while the piano hook of the original is given more presence before breaking down into a pure dance-floor moment