D & D's debut single,'The Club Is Open' is impressive hard house track, and like the lyrics say: "You can do nothing but give yourself to the beat of Donnell & Douglas" are quite right.

A stomping hardhouse meets acid-trance combination that makes hard dance fans go high.
However, it's definitely too short,but still proves to give good kicks while it lasts.

Using his anagramatic name,this man delivers probably his best release to date.
"Acid Moosik" is a minimal driver of a track with both techno and house influence.
It combines use of fat 303 throbs and a looming organ superbly to build the track in steady,but stomping,heads down manner.

Three hard hitting doses of minimal techno on Lupp which is turning out to be one of the hottest imprints out of Belgium at the moment.
All three tracks rock along superbly with some thumpin kicks, interesting loops and some good ole tribal pounding.

Probably the greatest dance act in the whole universe, Scooter, delivers their single which is based on a Marc Acardipane classic.
The voice of the singing chipmunk who does the vocals is breaking badly - a clear sign of the fact that Scooter's been around a long time, much too long.