so rugged and tight stuff

This ten years old and still sounds fresh, we need more tunes like this, more dark and obscure for a change

Really like the vocals

Stuff is so amusing and hilarious.... in percussions, we need it more like this one

Real ace, sincere in its darkness and obscurity....

Boddika at his best.... a real huge chunky vibez.....

There is something interesting in this track, I think I'll start shaping my triceps....

Official video for a title track suggests everything is blurred, doesn't take the consumer anywhere. On the whole this ep is prolific one containing seven tracks which is not necessarily bad...

This is not a dubstep at all, although it's rich in Burial vibe, feels good to my ears... nevertheless I am expecting a skrillex remix of this ep.....

Tune is produced in a Skrillex manner, girl is attractive thou...

Sounds so sad he is retiring from djing, but that might not be a bad thing. Heard was a true master of production with rich dicography, now probably tied to studio more than ever....

If I'm not wrong, this is Redlight's remix of Destiny Child

A really nifty space sound....

Finally some original stuff depicting cyber and future beats in a postmodern environment, bunch of details like old japanese van, old bmw ona driftyard...... and lot of other things make this a great release.....

MOdel is not so bad release, rolling vibes, but great thing most of all is ep's fluorescent yellow vinyl.....

Mosca's Accidentally on purpose, with substantial help of Robert Owens and his vocal realy caught my attention...

They seem to be indulging fancy trends and posh people, but every their mix is packed with contamporary house, garage sounds, well tempered, harmonized and selected....
Unfortunately, video work is not their cup of tea...

He is doing just fine collab with Lvis1990, now waiting for his thunder beats on upcoming London Pleasure Gardens .... this cubic cover picture is great...

Long awaited for this huge tune.....

Waiting for an even darker final version, couldn't expect nothing less but quality from Bristolians....