Last evening I enjoyed a chat in front of a cup of coffee with a friend who theorized about a possible connection between sexual life and music style and according to his personal vision, house music could fit bored people in order to make them feel sexier than they really are. Even if such an amazing discussion could be more asymptotic than the repeating decimal which gives name to this third release of Sensate Focus series, the way Mego and supposedly Mark Fell, the ill-concealed producer behind this "neat house" project, which has been used by some sex therapist in order to describe a set of exercise for the enhancement of sexual life recalled that conversation. I belong to those people who stopped listening to this genre after its roaring years due to the fact it became too recurrant and quite boring and I think that Mark Fell paradoxically could join this community! Even if I've not listened to the first two issues of the series, it's quite clear that Mark squeezed some of the most seducing sounds which branded that genre and tried an update by adding some funnier and diversified breaks and rhytmical patterns in order to avoid listener's frequent yawns. The final result is very interesting: both the melodic aspect and the rhythmic pattern, the real propellant of already known ingredients (you'll easily recognise sounds which were massively used when so--called Uk garage-house made his very first steps), together with funny vocal treatments could sound nostalgic, but extremely seducing at the same time, even though I'm not sure it could have some provable effect on couples!