The Tummy Touch crew are back again and who could blame them, after striking gold with their last tentative steps into the compilation market, 'Un-Touchable' is surely destined to success with the added bonus of superstar act, Groove Armada. As usual, it's a Hoxton family affair, and who better than Nuphonic's Idjut Boys to kick start the serious grooves with their dubbed out disco rework of Bhagwan Love Example. The Groove Armada track is massive and a wake up call to those of us who might otherwise have dismissed them as lightweight popsters. Tim 'Love' Lee's fusion of Latin percussion and a monster 70s bassline on the aptly-named 'Harder (US Mix)' should see dancefloors descend into carnival mayhem, whilst his 'Sombre Hombre' 30th Birthday lament could prove the post-party ambient antidote. Elsewhere the album errs between the coffee table and the dancefloor, always keeping Tummy Touch fans happy but not necessarily convincing the unconverted with this collection of rare and unreleased tracks.
