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North German-based Our Label Records turn to an outfit from the Fatherland for their latest seven inch drop. Said outfit is Uebertribe who weigh in with an instro double header. One of these is a bustling guitar n hammond affair which fairly races to the end of its two-odd minutes when it’s Game Over as it promptly self-combusts in fretboard flames. The flip meanwhile sneaks into the back catalogues of both Blue Note and Acid Jazz before making off with a sackful of guitar chops, some organ licks and a sax solo. The Thief!