In the middle of the catalogue of a hardhouse rumpus label, this release stands out with the track "Mother 1" in that it's nowhere close to the cheesy hardhouse sound of Tinrib usually, but in stead a tightly compressed drum-funk workout that will work wonders in any purist techno set.

In true Pan(a)sonic vein, this release follows the same patterns. Very very dry and minimal, yet groovy and direct, thus suitable at the dancefloor. If you're into this, you're bound to be into the 'Osasto EP' and 'B' releases of Pan Sonic.

An excellent release from UFO but one from which you can hear more than obvious influences - if not shameless riff rip-offs - from Aztec Mystic's seminal "Jaguar". Rip-off or not, it still manages to maintain that certain "something" that makes it come alive and worth buying!

Each person's mileage may vary, but clearly this is one of the best and memorable moments in Cari's production history, both because of the clever and magic trickery but also because the release is full of innovative and well-thought sounds. It's a pity nobody else does things like Cari used to do back in the day :)

Listening carefully, you can hear the obvious Michael Jackson influences - the Smooth Criminal bassline is there!

These tracks were given to Lekebusch by Leiner, Beyer and Henrik B for his thirtieth (30th) birthday, so Cari pressed them on vinyl :)

the B2 track, when listened closely, is actually the
_real original_ "knights of the jaguar" by dj rolando/UR.. it should be credited to him even though the EP is by karizma..