When a label within 16 catalog releases has 5 of them branded 'various artists', than the focus seems to be more on compilation or a neatly-packaged, careful enthusiast approach. Exactly that is the case with Milnormodern, which means that the delicate sound study and elaborate remarkableness is relevant with a view to savory tonal design for comprehensive, embracing nights in a hope-filled future. From Dessau to Jena the label prince Treplec opens up the 'SPLITPAK' and allows the Mod.Cooperate cycle to stand at 5. On this 12" it's designated: electric sexy thoughts and passion set in four different actions with the libido on elegant-digital fine motor skills -house. A1: Shu Okuyama- Vielleicht Ja, Vielleicht Nein The innocence already lost with his Waldspaziergang EP (MMR-009), Shu Okuyama crafts here a wonderfully layered, deep, freaky, jazzbeaty bounty hunter - techno masterwork. Here there is nothing lifted from the hinges, but rather kissed from the sun in a world of an easy-going, feather light dance expressed manifested maxim. A2: DOP "Who's the Link" (Kink RMX) The French funk-brothers DOP are here in an orderly fashion doped through the ether (harrumph!)! A love of details breaker for the loud hours two at a time or by the hundreds…right smack in the middle and smart too, it rumbles right into the mix-a heart and a crown for the night! B1: Krause Duo "Box" The really "cleaned up" piece of tonal painting (by existing standards) is a gallop from the Krause Duo, which here is in vinyl ornamented. Funked to the high heavens and generating an irresistible melody fragment for something like a half of a driven moment of happiness. Absolute survival music is the best that can happen to a dance floor. B2: db "Rich kids on cheap drugs" A great night music- an old friend of the experimental-swinging addiction-grooves (substatic, Karloff, Background) here shows the great school of swinging music from peculiar worlds with the aesthetic of contrasts in a shimmering multiplicity of significance.