Quinn Luke and Alexis Georgopoulos were introduced by Chris Veltri, owner of legendary record shop Groove Merchants in San Francisco. Veltri and Luke had made a pair of plunderphonic disco 12-inches under the name Coppa. Georgopoulos was a founder of the group Tussle and asked if Coppa would do a Tussle remix. This led to Luke acting as producer on the Tussle album Telescope Mind. The group has already gained an esteemed short-list of admirers, among them Todd Terje, Sal Principato (Liquid Liquid), and Bill Brewster (DJ and author of leftfield disco classic Last Night A DJ Saved My Life). "Tumbling Cubes" is a svelte piece of Detroit-inspired electro, a lean charge where Mr. Fingers meets Telex and Carl Craig at the Hacienda. "Trap Door," is a taut piece of flabby dirty disco, a dark cavern of sinister cool that comes off like a Padded Cell edit of Patrick Adams remixed by Andrew Weatherall.
