Absolutely, a classic of techno. Sun Electric's KITCHEN starts off with the spacey, "UFO," but "Entrance" gets things going in high gear with its shiny tech, grounded in no small part by a slowly throbbing bassline, and "Pitcheon" goes deeper and more spare, as if into an Amazonian tunnel. "R-Gent" returns to the more ambient side of things, a slow, drifting piece, and "Sonification" allows a mellow beat to temper the easygoing vibe. A looped ethnic vocal intones its way onto "Osram 509" and a similar voice chants on "Sundance" (only available on the Japanese edition). "Lichterfelde" brings back the ambience, but without doubt, "Sarotti" is the standout, a track that goes from spacious, moody ambience one moment to a club stomper the next, a classic examination of opposite tensions. But "Beauty O'Locco" comes in as a close second, a twinkling track that has more than a bit of funk to pull it through. A real gem.