Lacking no celerity in its approach to dancefloor traction, the second incursion on STRCTR from Paris-based rising talent Vitess is primed to slap a smile on the face of 90s breaks, electroid techno dashers and pumped-up trance lovers. Following up to releases on Happiness Therapy, Pulse Msc and Chat Noir Tools, Vitess is bound to break the sound barrier with "Splitter EP" - a no-frills four-tracker featuring two originals + two remixes designed to bulldoze its way onto upper spheres of consciousness with absolute panache and determination.

First in line, "Highway" rocks the A-side with a potent engineering of acid squelch, sun-baked dub textures and a free-spinning battery of sci-fi-informed FX to top it all off on a weird but funky note. Adding his deep, vibey spin to the original, Cologne's DJOKO goes all in on the faux-organic, streamlined envelopes and laces it with more of a Chicago-brewed shuffle.

Flip sides and here is "Tunnel Phase", a verbed (and flanged)-out slice of atmospheric tech meets Goa trance, tailored to whip up a frenzy amongst moon howlers and ravers. Rounding off the trip, French vibist Janeret tweaks the tune into a proper deep-diving weapon for when the temperature cranks up a notch and all the bodies in the club need is a good dip into an infinity pool of choice liquid dub.