Sinchi Music's latest not for profit release welcomes Italian artist A-Tweed for two new tunes that come with remixes by Sara Dzir, TAPAN, Roy Mills and Vardae.

A-Tweed mixes up weird acid, dark electronics, EBM, electro, tribal, disco and techno across a wide range of tempos. He's landed on labels like Tresor, Hard Fist and Duro and has a show on Radio Alhara as well as being involved in side projects like Oblako Maranta with Andrey Redkov and A-Tweed X Oltrefuturo with Valerio Ebert.

Opening cut 'Photosphere' is a dark and menacing one with snaking beats and ice-cold percussion. Synths bring drama and rugged texture as the acid lines arrive and the moody industrial disco grooves unfold. 'Low Field Trance' is another slow and strangely seductive disco-techno sound. Meandering synths make for an eerie late night vibe as glistening glassy melodies hang in the air next to prickly 303s.

Belgian-Tunisian artist and Not Your Techno founder Sara Dziri remixes 'Photosphere' into a jacked up and acid laced cut with trippy vocal fragments and an infectious groove.

Serbian underground stalwart TAPAN then flips the same cut into a filthy chugger with prickly percussion and warped synths luring you into a late night world of musical menace.

London's Local Knowledge Records label head Roy Mills brings broken beat energy and a twisted cosmic edge to his version of 'Low Field Trance'.

Last of all Vardae's Deconstruction Dub reworks 'Low Field Trance' into an empty and cavernous rhythm full of spooky synth motifs and echoing hits.

This is an superb package of left of centre dance floor cuts and comes with striking artwork from Superbarabba.