Punching in with the anticipated new episode of his singular jaunts into electronics wild blue yonder is label habitué Ulf Moen Denneche, alias Boblebad. Following up to his latest venture issued on Beatservice a few months ago - i.e. the fun and bouncy "Vill Falafel" EP, the Norwegian producer dishes out four cuts portraying the very same vein of playful disco: cosmopolitan, unruly, and definitely nutty by nature.

True to Boblebad's ever intricate engineering of floor-ready dynamics and off-piste bizarro, "Hundeliv" breaks the EP in to the sound of barking dogs, middle-Eastern strings and aloof yet fevered drumwork, slowly hatching into a full-fledged off-kilter club tune as bars go by. More of an Italo-infused oddity, "Mørketid" evokes damper, more nocturnal ambiences with its fluttering mix of cheap Casio synths and early Prince of Persia harmonics either out an Ali Baba-themed Vegas casino or some dusty Commodore floppy disk.

As usual with Boblebad the U-turns are pretty radical, and though it draws elements from a similar palette, track three "Paraplydrink" veers off onto more ambient-friendly territories of pre-trance electronica a la KLF, complete with the odd steel pan sequence to have us drifting far and wide into a Carribean Eden of sorts. Title-track "Kalde Vibber" rounds it off on a further anthemic note with an irresistibly infectious mix of squelchy bass, deep synth vibrations and intuitive organicity, sure to have the dancers zoning out in a flash. Jockeys take note, this one's got "perfect closing track / after wrapper" written all over it.