“The Incredible Adventures of Captain P” is Fred Peterkin’s third album to date, following two full-lengths under his pseudonym Black Jazz Consortium. Though loyal to his hypnotic deep house signature sound, this album breaks the mold a bit, throwing in ambient, left-field and even some hip-hop style beats.
Here we get treated to an excellent old school house burner complete with remixes from some equally hot names on the scene, Tuff City Kids (Gerd Jansen owner of the Running Back label and Philip Lauer from Arto Mwambe) and Blakkat aka Mark Bell.
Subliminal sounds by the Italian Marco Shuttle who delivers an brilliant executed slice of dark basement techno.
Norman Talley’s “The Journey” gets two deep slow-mo remixes from Scott Grooves and The Panther.
The Hipodrome Of Music 