Limousine Dream founder Gene on Earth has decided not to fully explain the thinking behind this triple-pack compilation, other than that it marks "a new chapter' for the label and features "artists at different stages of their journey". Whatever the thinking behind it, Life Spiral is full-to-bursting with peak-time-ready tech-house treats in the popular imprint's usual style. Highlights include, but are in no way limited to, Mungo Sound Machine's bleeping, off-kilter opener, the dreamy deep house/tech-house fusion of Eira Hall's 'Radio Talk', the dub-wise tech-house bounce of 'Now Then Soundboi', the sub-heavy 21st century druggy UKG of The Apricots' 'Cut of Tomorrow', the surging and sparkling Sweely contribution ('Nunchuk') and Brett Johnson's pleasingly hectic, analogue-rich 'Fantasy Machine'.