If you've ever wondered where Italy's obsession with dark, moody, industrial-tinged techno comes from, look no further than this freshly reissued 1991 EP from Leo Anibaldi. Of the six tracks, it's the EP-opening title track that remains the most potent and historic cut, with its blend of hard acid and metallic percussion hits helping to define the Roman style of industrial techno that was further developed and refined by his friend Lory D. That said, there are plenty of treats elsewhere across the EP, from the raw rave stabs and druggy drums of 'Rhythm', and the twisted, breakbeat-driven insanity of 'Bassbar', to the Larry Heard style deep house of 'Universal' and the bleeping, acid-fired brilliance of 'Odissey March'.

• A1 Noise Generation
• A2 Mirror's Room
• A3 Rhythm
• B1 Bassbar
• B2 Universal
• B3 Odissey March