Continuing their adventure with Upon You, staple duo Eins Tiefer turns up with their fourth iteration on the label in as many years of collaboration. A few months on since the drop of their latest offering, "Retrograde", Vincent Probst and Nico Bulla resurface with their anticipated new one, "Moonshot" EP, a four-track dive into their subtly nuanced electronics, laying equal focus on melody and groove, ambience and functionality. All about prismatic ambivalence and rhythmic skid control rather than straightforward predictability and alignment to trends, Eins Tiefer work out their own singular path in today's house and techno continuum unfazed, and "Moonshot" will sure sit as a new peak in their fast-evolving career.

A steady churner primed for no-nonsense line of action on the dance floor, "Tomclub" fakes gridlocked linearity in its first third to better let its convulsive drums, oriental chords and mangled vox stabs do the talk in one jagged ballet of sorts. "Splendid" pushes the cursor further ahead in the direction of dusky broken rhythm and jazzed-out house with its fine engineering of sizzling pads, skittish percs and bleeping circuitry sounding like field recordings of an electronic-powered fauna. Oblique, future-proof material for your lil boogie sessions in tomorrow's wild.

Injecting some more chutzpah and aggression to the EP's palette, "Pandia" treats us to a fiery mix of trampling kick drums, ominous bass from hell, knee-buckling breaks and strings of ethereal chimes that'll have you flying off to celestial heights in a flash. Topping off the journey in crisp, bass-heavy fashion, tied with a hint of Cuban jazz drums and polychromatic synths for good measure, "Perspective" is the epitome of a bumpy ride, made to have your brain zoning out to a whole distinct place as your body flickers in and out of stroboscopic tides of light. It's Eins Tiefer at the controls, and you're in for a seriously soles-roasting, spine-tingling trip.