Leeds' Vinyl only imprint Albion Records release their third E.p to date, looking to build on their two previous number one bestselling successes. Council estate soldiers cuts straight through crap, purveying true house music in every sense with four seriously raw cuts, befitting for any deep house enthusiast. Side A delivers a slap across the cheeks with Deep House heavyweight Rick Wade leading the barrage. Wade has cemented his name as a true legend in the game due to the relentless productions churned out over the last few decades. Giggin' perfectly encapsulates Wade's iconoclastic sound, crisp percussion effortlessly carries the track alongside a devilishly deep bassline that hits deeper than a John Mcenroe volley. Next up is young brit Wil Maddams who follows the underground acclaim attributed to his ground breaking debut on Traxx Underground with a seriously deep groove. The classic keys and accompanying synth reverberate a classic House sound which seems to have been lost over the last couple of years. Head jerking, Infatuating basslines are the dish of the day as Chi town legend Gene Hunt steps up and delivers an impressive sharp, hard hitting track which you find yourself unconsciously rocking away to manically throughout. Dudley Strangeways steps up and delivers with an emphatic Techno masterpiece, the stabbing synths drive the track unremittingly around your mind, whisking you away to an seedy afterhours party whilst simultaneously knocking up images of sunrise on the Balearic isles.