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Moving Thoughts is a collaboration between Holland based techno producers Stenie B. and Kaj Tyszka. Their second release called Schizophrenia EP, is out on Modular Expansion records and features a quality selection of original tracks and remixes. The original Moving Thoughts tracks are Psychose, a classy minimal techno track with underlying layers of dark atmospheres, and Friction Of A Mind, a tasteful dubby production with subtle funky grooves and tones. Apart from the original tracks, the EP includes three additional remixes. The first one comes from Dave Miller of Abstract Division, transforming Psychose into a harder club track with pounding rhythmic style. The second one is from Invite, who re-imagines Friction of a Mind with a darker approach and minimal textures. The third remix comes from artists George Apergis and Alex Retsis, who envision Psychose through a futuristic bassy techno style, fusing it with elements of oldschool breaks and chords.

The hand-stamped train just keeps on trucking with Italojohnson, who offers up another three righteous slabs of hardware goodness for the fist-shakers out there. “Track 1” spreads itself over the A side with a tight and punchy rhythm section that gets off set by a gloriously bubbling set of sound effects, MANAGING to be both utterly useful and pleasantly unhinged in the same bar. On the flip side “Track 2” moves with a more neatly trimmed old-skool jack, sleek and refined without sounding over-polished. “Track 3” slows things down for a dirty ride through slimy basslines and heavy cowbell abuse