Last year's "Play Dead EP", also released on Planet Rhythm [PRRUK072] has barely been taken from under my needle, and here comes Bas Mooy's new 12" under the scando power house. Naturally, I was as hyped as one can be, because in my opinion, as far as crushing dance floors went in the last season, and still in shape throughout this one, the two versions of Play Dead from the aforementioned EP are about as close to perfection as I came across.This time around, there are no other producers doing their remix thing, it's a four tracker with his own work. OK now, Klokx might not have been all that was it not for the steam train bass line and the top of the line, penetrating acid lines. Don't know if the track's name is an ode to the 'ancient' slovenian acid trance act Clox, but due to the prominent acid, one never knows where the artist draws their inspiration from. Anyways, this is a pretty tight, trippy techno work out with 303s, which is something I haven't heard on Planet Rhythm for longer than I'd want to remember.Yen pox apparently stands for ash of smoked opium in slang language. Sure doesn't seem like mr. Mooy was on opiun while recording this one! The percussion might be a tad uninspired, but it's the clinical arrangement and the fractured, fragile sounds complimented with the haunting feel that won me over. I wouldn't like to hear it a party, but on high quality headphones... yummy!Dupnik. For those who are interested, that would be an unaware ignoramus who keeps on running his mouth having an of what they are talking about. I won't comment too much upon this one, because it's the type of really clickety minimal I don't really feel. Microscopic in detail, yet not muscular. For those who are into that stuff, you'll get your money's worth here.Believe it or not, but Nosorog, the title of the last track here, is the croatian word for rhinoceros! Yup, you got that right, and while the overall sound may not be as hardened as that of a stubborn horn, the title may still have its 'metaphorical' charms. They say that the rhino's horn is made up keratin only, and thus remains short of a bony core. So does Bas Mooy's tune. Competent, tough in relation to a lot of other stuff around these days, yet is missing that extra dose of calcium to pick a bone with the best of them. It has those bleeping radar sounds you can get an abundance of on labels such as Nachtstrom Schallplatten.In fact, I'd recommend this release first and foremost to those who enjoyed stuff like Virgil Enziner's and Submerge's "Black Sun" double pack or the recent Glenn Wilson & Mattias Fridell "Brave" on Compound [COMPV40], which is to my knowledge, along with Glenn Wilson's "Voices From The Vault", the first release on that great label since 2008.Bottom line is: this worth owning, Bas Mooy is on fire recently. His set in Zagreb last spring only confirmed that fact. Regardless, I cannot recommend getting this before last year's "Play Dead", which had two instant killers by the man himself and a larger than Nick Carter's life remix by Virgil Enzinger. I fear that one may go out of stock faster than you think, and the power it unleashed upon the dance floor is immense.As far as "Uniform Of The Outsider goes, Klokx does it the most for me so far.