have picked up on "Underground". Nestled deep on his debut album Between The Lines, it's a mid tempo moment of undiluted psychedelic-tinged house goodness that sings volumes to heads of all ages with major evangelical appeal. Throw in a remix by the legendary Dennis Ferrer and you've got yourself a bona fide treat that's likely to appeal to dancefloors from the underground upwards. Review: It's a bit of a surprise to see Italian nu-disco heavyweight Bottin pop up on Dave "Joey Negro" Lee's Z Records label. Then again, "Sage Comme Une Image" isn't your average Bottin production. Featuring tongue-in-cheek French vocals from Jupiter, it sounds like an authentic '70s disco production - all clipped guitars, walking bass and summery grooves. You can see why it appealed to Lee, a man who has spent years laying down revivalist disco, soul and funk with his Sunburst Band project. Remix wise, there's a couple of loopy disco-house thumpers from Spiller, but the best revision comes from Bottin himself. His dub - faithfully groove-obsessed and laden with tape echo - is the package's stand out moment. Review: Quick question... When was the last time you put your hands up? I mean right up. Up so high people could come up and tickle your armpits but you really wouldn't care because the tune you've just raised them to is the bomb! We're talking real rush-numbers here, ones that stink of every floaty synth under the electronic rainbow. Ones that will have the dancefloor shivering in