Exclusive: Not necessarily nostalgic. More simply, still heavily enamored with the vinyl sounds from the days of info lines and map points — Indecent Exposure drives right smack into jacking warehouse territory. Embodying bits of both classic West Coast rave and modern East Coast penthouse party vibes, DJ Nutritious makes certain that his tracks are cut for raw dancing, the kind where your ass is literally pushed across the floor by bass. The kick and hats stay the fours while the rhythm heavy breaks encourage b-boys to dust the floor and the DJs slip-in turntablist tricks. Anyone keeping tabs on NYC knows the social-club task force is once again dastardly policing the scene. In fact, it seems everywhere we look, we’re further submitting to a more vulnerable, exposed and naked society. Equal parts fun and stone-cold seriousness, this simple jazz/funk …