After his dazzling remix of Robert Crouch's "Everything Is Forgiven" for Untitled & After, Yellowcake returns with the two track EP Untitled 17 that is both dancefloor direct and emotionally evocative.

"Under Attic" drives forward with chunk and grit. A beastly low end lays the foundation for exotic liquid bloops and metallic bleeps that constantly evolve. Vibrant and flickering, like the aural equivalent of staring into a dreamachine.

"Tune Up", while still driving, takes a much smoother path. The bass pulsates with a warm glow, spurred on by crisp hand percussion and claps. But tune up's real triumph is a vibrant, synthetic cloud of ghostly shimmer like a fistful of glitter thrown into the overcast.

Laurent Garnier (F Communications)
Rating: 4/5 - will playyyyyy

Maetrik/Maceo Plex (Audiomatique / Dumb-Unit / Mothership / Crosstown Rebels)
Under attic is jammin

Deepchild (Trapez / Anabatic / Resopal)
Minimal stuff, but elegant and deep...

Orde Meikle (Slam / Soma)
Rating: 4/5 - great label - another corker

Hernan Cattaneo (Sudbeat / Renaissance / Perfecto)
Rating: 4/5 - very nice

DJ Bleed (De:Bug Magazine)
Rating: 4/5

Sandro Smarcan (bio-mechanics.org)
Great release, both tracks are very good, deep and groovy.

Carmine P. Filthy (Filthy)
Rating: 4/5 - Beautiful and intricate techno. Love it.

Andrew Duke (Uzuri, Nice & Nasty, Open Concept, Blaq)
September 2010 chart