In 2009, DJ Kaos released �Love the Night Away,� a disco dusted single that resulted in a lovely Tiedye remix which inspired countless swoons. It was followed by �Komischer Ruckenwind,� wherein Kaos made beauteous cosmic music (in case the title didn�t give it away) and 2010�s �Horny Morning Loop,� a loping all-nighter of a dance cut. On the heels of those tracks � all great and wanting of repeat listens � �From Inside� feels nothing short of overdue. The new track is not merely a reemergence, but a concerted return to his roots for the German producer, in more ways than one. Kaos�s latest is krautrock all over; it weaves strand after strand of its various strains into its blend. What results is both a celebration of Germany�s legacy of musical experimentation and innovation, and a remembrance of Kaos�s lengthy tenure spent working at the legendary Conny Plank studio (Can, Neu!, Kraftwerk). And yet, to leave it there would be to overlook so much else that�s interwoven. Amidst the long, kosmic synth strains and the blinking, starlit keys, impossibly romantic undertones waft through. They rise to the very surface when the vocal emerges, a soothing melody of earnest proclamations to a longed for lover. Tiago, DJ Kaos�s long-term colleague in music and friend two decades on, brings his vision of the track to the flipside. The DJ/producer�s Club Dub is a song completely transformed. It springs on percussion � those drums are played by Tiago himself � and keeps going, full stop, without taking a breath. You can even hear, in the spaces between beats and the circling rhythms, what sounds like rockets streaking their way across the sound. Tiago�s Club Mix, which moves with a highly similar feel, bounds on its electronics, an endless brew of syths, and the reconfigured vocals, which seem all the more emphatic in this headstrong mix.