Delayed Audio return in style following the success of their last, highly rated release from James Fox & James Welsh. For this outing, the Brighton based house label return to their roots, delivering a various artists release featuring established and up coming talent alike. Disko records boss & Berlin based Daniel Solar lays down an excellent opening track, combining a short, but expertly placed vocal hook with an acid-tinged bass line, subtle pad work and loose percussion. A dance floor focused track, with just the right amount of nod to the underground - superb stuff. Next we have rising star, Franky Redente, who broke onto the scene in 2012 with a track on the excellent Glasgow Underground. Here Redente takes things into late night territory with a haunting and wonderfully sparse take on deep house music, utilising rolling sub bass, rising pads and awe-inspiring drum work to create a heads down houser. This one will certainly be turning heads, for all the right reasons. On the flip, Wilf Mason delivers his inaugral release in the form of a "Where Did The Night Go". Don't let Mason's lack of status fool you - this is the real deal. Acid is the order of the day here, with a wonderfully simple but incredibly effective line running through this peak-time houser, infused with a killer bass line and expertly placed effects. Last, but by no means least, we have Black Key Records label boss, Tom Sevinski, who turns out an excellent round off to the EP. "Every Side" is a dark, techno infused house track, oozing analogue charm and maturity. This one will undoubtedly appeal to those who like their house music dark & haunting - a very playable track indeed.