Our favorite Frankfurters Miguel and Arno are back with more frolicking, funky and fired-up House. The boys have kept busy since their last release on Kindisch, Out With A Bang, (which for a period was heard every weekend in clubs across Europe) remixing for labels such as Arearemote, Below and Murmur. Oh, and we almost forgot to mention nurturing their label La Pena, whose success can be contributed to their no nonsense attitude to releasing only merit worthy House. Welcome back Kindisch's native sons, as they take you an inebriated four-track voyage of the utmost magnitude of rump-jiggling beats. 'Canal Moral' contains all the things that we have grown to love Einzelkind for: warm and crunchy beats and a perfected groove all following the chants of tribal vocals. This one might be a tad more pristine than what they have been known to release on their own label, but it does give proof of their ability to construct tightly woven modern beats. Extra bug repellant is needed for the tribal jungle safari that is 'Mama Pechona'. Picture the boys riding around in a Jeep, wiping the sweat off their brows induced by the glaring sun. Slowly dusk falls upon them and they are surrounded by the shakers of crickets, the bleeps of beetles and other hair-raising calls of the wild, that signify the hunters might now be the ones being hunted. A flashback to their Latin roots might have been expected but it certainly does not come in cookie cutter form. 'Hose Runter', is a hand-clapping feel good tool, that was concocted for the DJ's. Kept energized by a Spanish vocal loop engaging it self in and out of the mix of simple, yet effective beats. The term "Trippy House" may not have existed before, but it sure does now. 'Pissdrunk' might not have physically intoxicating qualities as its title might suggest, however the amount of warped funk it possesses is non-debatable. Vocal samples popping in and out like prairie dogs widely spread across the frequency spectrum provide the odd sense of being encircled by dancing and chanting Indians. Arno and Miguel have clearly sharpened their production knife over the years, showcasing their new ability for meticulous audio spectrum manipulation. However, technical abilities aside, Einzelkind makes sure their tunes are not dying in a sea of programmed beauty. They stick to the foundation of what dance music was built upon: having a good time. Most certainly a motto the boys seem to live by as well.