Lustral's 'Everytime' is one of the progressive house classics of the 90's, with the Nalin & Kane remix held in regard as one of the defining tracks of the sound of that era, and indeed progressive house as a whole. Whilst an album was always teased and anticipated, it's not until now that Lustral finally deliver the goods, and leading the way is this latest single 'Many Years From Now', with remixes provided by D-Nox & Beckers and long time house producer Ralphi Rosario. Going slightly deeper than one might expect when compared to their previous work, the 'D-Nox & Beckers remix' delivers a solid rolling house interpretation that retains the distinct lead vocal style that is so prominent on many of Lustral's tracks, submerging it into an underlying groove comprised of techy synths and tough bass stabs. The German duo's penchant for creating hypnotic moods shines through, and the mix is a worthy addition to their ever growing discography. The 'Ralphi Rosario Mix' as one might expect is a more contemporary effort, adding a more "commercial" twist to the track with his trademark house grooves and big key loops. The vocal takes centre stage, the increased accessibility of the mix making this perfect for radio shows as opposed to club sets, and as such the trade off works well when compared to the deeper remix from D-Nox & Beckers. With the album release looming, further remixes taken from 'Deepest Darkest Secrets' will follow from artists that include Quivver, Dousk, Funkagenda and many more as part of a pair of DJ vinyl samplers that should not be missed! Dj support over the various mixes from everyone !.. Pete Tong , Sasha, Paul Van Dyk, John Digweed, Hernan Cattaneo, Nick warren, nic fanculli, satoshi tomiie, John Dahlback, D-nox, Danny Tenaglia, Eric Morillo