J Auer returns to the Boltfish camp with a new release entitled ' Assorted Elements '.

' Roppongi Hills ' lets off a tiny firework which sprays sparks and metallic heaxgons in all directions whilst bathing the room in a thick mulchy light that has a funkladen beat in its very core. Deep and heavy synth stabs make up the main melody, whilst an airborn flicker from a porcelain birds flight path gives off a crisp undercurrent, but the main body off this track is a bass driven dark message from below the undercarriage of an unknown vehicle deep in enemy territory. All good. Get those think mechanised hands in the air as ' Disconnect ' sets the dancefloor alight in sector 78, and will not let you escape. Slow motion replays of yesterdays thought processes are displayed up high on translucent screens for all the functions and patterns below to jack to. One for the house droids out there. ' Icefall ' takes it down a level with a sparkling interface laden with glowing buttons and pulsing switches that captivates your attention and staples a secret message underneath your eyelids. Secret and sly.

The final track on the ep ' Points ' dips into the house rhythm again with a pounding bass which rocks the room whilst snare like crackle beats snap high above like wooden clouds crashing into each other and jettisoning 8 bit blood that falls to earth in a pre dertemined shower pattern. Just remove your secondary eyes and plug in your VR adaptor then get ready to view the splendour in the assorted elements processor party. Get on down.

J Auer takes it to pieces, looks at it for a bit, spots a new way it can be reformed and forges ahead. Assorted Elements is another cool release for the Boltfish camp spiked with waterfall explosions, jittering raindrops and dirty bass attacks. Recommended.

Sam