Issued on Rob Di Stefano's Tribal America, Deep Dish's Penetrate Deeper mix album was lucky enough to convey both a lush, early-'90s rave awareness and a wide variety of the dark, gaze-inducing elements typically attributed to the then-oncoming progressive house explosion. With the duo's tweaking of the soothing opening arcs of Elastic Reality's "Cassa de X"; the acid massage of Watergate's "Lonely Winter"; and the strong, slow-dance fine mist of Naomi Daniel, Moods, and Brian Transeau, Deep Dish took the best qualities of ...
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Issued on Rob Di Stefano's Tribal America, Deep Dish's Penetrate Deeper mix album was lucky enough to convey both a lush, early-'90s rave awareness and a wide variety of the dark, gaze-inducing elements typically attributed to the then-oncoming progressive house explosion. With the duo's tweaking of the soothing opening arcs of Elastic Reality's "Cassa de X"; the acid massage of Watergate's "Lonely Winter"; and the strong, slow-dance fine mist of Naomi Daniel, Moods, and Brian Transeau, Deep Dish took the best qualities of both seemingly disparate scenes and made a simple enough case for the band's own unique dancefloor aesthetic. ~ Dean Carlson, Rovi
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