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Side a. 'Other Worlds'

Following his recent dance floor smasher on Function Records 'Too Much' by Horrific James & Digital (Metal Headz NIGRA 1995, Reinforced NATTY DREAD 2K... )Horrific Recordings are very proud to announce Horrific James's first solo track 'Other Worlds'. Since club-dub plate play from UK legends James Breakage &Equinox (a while back), people have been requesting a Vinyl press of this amen destroyer. 2015 saw the 12' dub plate original steel press of 'Other Worlds' getting rewinds in Horrific James sets at FABRIC & THE QUBE PROJECT London. An atmospherical intro with a '31 seconds' style 90's cosmic voice see's the phattest amen/bass thundering drop of the millennium so far, all fresh on vinyl only format for all to enjoy this January 2016...as written in the run out groove on this one 'It was like a dream' .

Side aa. 'Floor Essence' Horrific James & J.Bionic

2015 saw their debut outing on vinyl with Horrific 005 'Hellraiser' , produced by Digitalcausing major damage at FABRIC & THE QUBE PROJECT. The North East London duo have been on fire Ever since & are now signed to Fresh 86 with a double sided 12' recently mastered by Stuart Hawkes set to drop in early 2016 . 'Floor Essence' Written, produced & engineered at their studios in Hackney Wick & Muswell Hill features samples from currently massive TV show Gogglebox . A compressed hot pants & 'Soul R' mid 2000's sounding bass stabs, with dub style stretched out laughter sample from the voice of Katy Orkisz (Horrific James special lady).

* Sigma & Rita Ora's 'Coming Home' is the new single from Sigma's debut album, 'Life'. Unveiled this morning across UK radio, 'Coming Home' was the highlight of Cam and Joe's recent Roundhouse show, when Rita joined them to perform the track live for the first time. The single is available to download from Friday 6th November, and as an iTunes 'Instant Grat' for fans who pre-order 'Life'. 'Coming Home' sees Sigma once again collaborate with UK songwriting giants TMS and Wayne Hector (with whom they made 'Changing'), and a stunning, acoustic version is available on the album.

* Across 'Life's' 20 tracks (on the deluxe edition), Cameron Edwards and Joe Lenzie have combined the UK's hottest stars with the next wave of new British talent. Alongside Rita Ora, 'Life' features a dizzying array of collaborators including Ella Eyre, Ella Henderson, Diztortion, Maverick Sabre, Paloma Faith, Labrinth, Jacob Banks, Jetta, Bartoven, Majestic, Doctor, Nicole Jackson, and Ina Wroldsen.

* Forged in the white-heat of drum & bass's Noughties revival, Sigma have now sold over 2 million singles, with 4 hit records (2x OCC No.1s, 3 iTunes No.1s) and 2 platinum awards to date. They've received 2 Brits nominations, sold out their debut live tour, and played festival main stages across the world with performances including Glastonbury, Bestival, Reading & Leeds, V, T In The Park, Creamfields, SW4, EDC, Pukklepop, Sziget and beyond. They're also the only drum & bass outfit to have performed at the BAFTAs ceremony one night, and a warehouse rave the next.

Supern thin Drill Drum sounds... in the vein of Squarepusher, The Flashbulb and Venetian Snare. Splendid sound and sleeve... thick plate ! Sick Plate ! Seek this plate !

One listen to this EP in its entirety and it becomes very clear that Fixate was always destined to become an Exit artist. His sound is
versatile and yet carries a present theme, much like Exit's catalogue. The EP opens with 'Throwback Therapy', a perfect execution of the Juke X Jungle X Rave crossover, massive amounts energy and
deft audio touches are all very much present. 'Percussive Aggressive' follows this and here is where the versatility comes into play- staccato kick drums leave room for the percussive elements to carry the rhythm forward underpinned by massive subs. 'N20' is a track made for exactly sound-systems, minimal drums and maximal bass, a very foreboding track due it's sparse nature with just enough minds and vocal FX to carry the momentum through, It's 3am all-enveloping club music. Track number four- 'Alive' is the most techno of the five tracks on the EP, the chords in the track are reminiscent of classic Chicago sounds whilst the skittering percussion give a lot of energy to proceedings. This EP feels like a statement of intent from Fixate, digging his heels into 2015 via the perfect outlet of Exit Records.

DBridge and Jon Convex's Heart Drive project comes correct with two devilishly dark club cuts for Pleasure District. "Sindicate" is an ode to paranoia thanks to its deeply-buried pitched down vocals and rising, insistent hook that drives further and further upwards like a trip that's gone awry. "Vent" is a more carnal, tribal affair with its plump drums and squid bass wriggling and shaking without compromise. A must-have for fans of Ruffhouse. A must-have full-stop for that matter.

* 3.5/5 in DJ `first release on empire subsidiary'

* Debut release on the brand new Metalheadz Platinum imprint, set up to highlight some of the major artists from the scene.
* Release one comes from the Bad Company bad boy D-Bridge, and what a
start ...!
* `Bellini' and `True Romance' have both found their way into many of the main dj's dubplate top 10's over recent months, and show the depth of
D-Bridge's production skills once again.

* After the huge buzz created around this mysterious new talent and debut superlative EP from the new name on the everybody's lips - Dawn Wall, we see the highly anticipated second installment drop this August: introducing the three-track Kythera EP.
* Teaming up with Artificial Intelligence - who are becoming close studio allies with a string of collaborative efforts in the pipeline, the striking A side, 'Between The Sheets' is liquid drum & bass at it's finest. A beautiful, piano-driven track, with a stunning vibe and infectious vocals.
* On the flip, Angel Field introduces a whole new side to Dawn Wall's production. This dancefloor-smashing, nuskool tech number is guaranteed to tear the crowd up with its monstrous sub and killer drum patterning.
* Kythera - the title track - rounds out an amazing production. Heartfelt and uplifting with it's soulful chopped up vocals, big guitar hook and melting synths, when this sublime summer anthem drops it's a guaranteed crowd takeover.
Don't miss the incredible Dawn Wall Kythera EP - with its massive crossover appeal, it's not doubt this artist is destined for big things. Watch this space for more high quality music from the enigmatic Dawn Wall!

* A watchful eye has been cast from all corners of the industry onto our newest recruit Dawn Wall; currently storming the scene with superior quality drum & bass across the entire spectrum. At Integral HQ we're proud to present the outfit's third installment that goes by the name of Longshanks EP.

* Opening the EP with some serious levels of epicness, 'Spears' instantly takes over. The stunning piano breakdown on this track is destined for magnetising dancefloors worldwide and the melancholic grooves that follow on the drop melt into a sublime vocal that flows straight to hearts, souls and minds. This masterpiece is the epitome of musical drum & bass; a future timeless liquid anthem, executed to perfection.

* On the flip, DW once again demonstrate their versatile production talents, with the menacing 'Round Table'. A cinematic monstrosity of tech-fuelled nastiness, bassline frenzy and militant drum programming, this extra large tune will take control of a peak-time dancefloor.

* The title track 'Longshanks' features the folk-tinged vibe that is becoming one of the signatures of the Dawn Wall sound. This deep soul music with its warm, heartfelt grooves captures a glimpse of High Contrast's golden era with a Dilla-esque mood in tact. Not forgetting another catchy vocal to add to the limelight.

* For the digital release only, a bonus track by the name of 'Lose Face' will also be included. The Detroit style stabs, driving rhythms and subtle growling bassline that creeps and entices, round out yet another amazing track.

* Don't miss the diverse sounds of Dawn Wall's Longshanks EP - a body of truly cutting edge drum & bass future music; guaranteed to be on heavy rotation!

* An artist synonymous with Drum and Bass, Ed Rush has become a byword for cutting edge, forward thinking
beats. Moving through the sounds of hip hop and electro in his early musical years, Ed Rush soon became
interested in the emerging London jungle scene.
* Showing his innate ability to manipulate chopped breakbeats and piles of sub-low bass, it wasn't long before Ed Rush and Nico dropped the huge 'Bludclot Artattack'. The first classic to Ed Rush's name, this proved to be a platform for another collaboration with DJ Trace. Simultaneously developing his own style whilst pushing the boundaries of a genre, classics such as 'The Mutant' and 'Guncheck' put Ed Rush's attitude injected productions firmly on the map.
* One of the pioneers of new sound dubbed Techstep, Ed Rush soon teamed up within another leading light,
Optical; to form what would become one of the most progressive production teams in the scene. In 1998, Ed
Rush & Optical released an album universally recognized as changing the landscape of Drum and Bass forever with the legendary, 'Wormhole' on Virus Recordings. Still regarded as one of the main catalysts for the Neuro and Techstep sound, 'Wormhole' paved the way for household names such as Noisia, Bad Company and many more.
* Since then Ed Rush has released a plethora of genre-defining tracks and albums, both solo and with his partner in crime, Optical. Still busy at work on a new Ed Rush & Optical LP due in late 2014, Ed Rush is not merely content with helping shape the scene and remaining one of its most consistent producers. Beginning his own venture, he now looks to the future with the birth of Piranha Pool. An outlet for showcasing new talent and veterans alike, Piranha Pool represents what will be the future of Drum and Bass; so it's fitting that its first release comes from its creator, Ed Rush.
* 'Scarabs' (Drum & Bass)
Already causing a stir in the DnB fraternity, 'Scarabs' kicks off Piranha Pool with a bang. After a twisted eastern tinged intro transports the dancefloor to a faraway landscape, 'Scarabs' transforms into a classic Ed Rush track.
Featuring drums you have to move to, infectious synth lines and a catchy bassline all underpinned with crystal clear production, 'Scarabs' is squirming its way into the biggest DJ sets.
* 'Boxcar' (Drum & Bass)
The flipside sees Ed Rush change the pace but lose none of the attitude. Featuring rolling drums and ethereal vocals, Ed continues to bring the pain with serrated bass keeping the rave in check. Maintaining the same top level production as the A-side but pushing a different vibe, 'Boxcar' shows the versatility to Ed Rush's productions and caps off a stunning debut from Piranha Pool.
* Press / Promotion: Full Effect Promo Campaign
* Radio / Internet: Ed Rush Podcast - 91K + plays on Soundcloud. BSE Podcast - Multi award-winning podcast with over 20,000 subscribers, 50k + individual downloads; E Marketing - Full Effect Promo mailing lists . YouTube - EdRushTV; Social Networking - Facebook: EdRushOfficial 39K + Twitter: @Ed_Rush = 26k + followers. Soundcloud 38K + followers.

* Spearhead Records are proud to present Muffler - Stone Cold.

* Muffler has been involved in the drum & bass scene for over a decade, starting back in 2000 with "Somber / Fury" on legendary Urban Takeover label and to date has clocked up over 100 releases!

* Stone Cold showcases the many faces of Mufflers production, from anthemic hands in air moments such as 'Night', to the cinematic 'Mountain Streams', the pure liquid goodness of 'Can't Breath'.

* Muffler teams up with Hannu Väre to bring you a unique and experimental sound in the form of 'Rock' and 'Life'.

* Support from London Elektricity, Lenzman, Bryan G, Fabio & Grooverider, BCee, Nu:Tone, S.P.Y., Spectrasoul, AI and more...

* In 2015 Hospitality reached new heights with eighty-two shows reaching over twenty countries across the globe! We've recreated the unparalleled atmosphere of a Hospitality dance-floor in our huge 60-track compilation. 'Hospitality 2016' brings you the biggest tracks from the current drum & bass scene including 25 brand new exclusives that are set to take the year by storm. 
* In the first of 2 full CD length mixes dive into fresh tracks from Fred V & Grafix, Krakota, Logistics, Metrik, Urbandawn and an extra something special from no other than High Contrast! Med School have gone from strength to strength and with their 10th year on the horizon we get a taste of what's to come with brand new music from Keeno, Anile and Whiney.
* In the second hour we're spoilt for choice with previously unreleased tracks from Nu:Tone, S.P.Y and the Gresham duo Nu:Logic. There are refreshing remixes in store including Diego Torres' rework of the London Elektricity classic Had A Little Fight' and the long awaited Logistics spin on Etherwood's Light My Way Home' featuring Eva Lazarus.
* We've brought in a whole load of the scenes exciting newcomers including the mysterious Dawn Wall, the USA's bundle of energy Ownglow and smooth movers Pola & Bryson.
* With the 5th year winning the Drum & Bass Arena Award for 'Best Club Night' behind us, Hospitality is onto even bigger and better things in 2016, kick started with this massive compilation!

London institute Tempa follow up 7 stellar installments of their Allstars series - a bountiful compilation project that's included some seminal material from the likes of Benga, Kode9, Wen and Alex Coulton - with Tempa Allstars Vol 8.

Enlisting the production skills of some of the UK'smost auspicious young producers including Acre, Epoch, Cliques, Fracture, Youngsta &Distance and Biome - Vol 8 carries forth a spectral intensity present throughout the catalogue and packs a hefty degree of weight.Manchester based Acre kicks things off and follows up recent outings on Project 13, PAN and Tectonic with 'Messages' a chilly, percussive number that melds tempered whacks and thick, heaving bass tones with distant synths. New Zealand newcomer Epoch then expands on the lively tone set by his last record on Soundman Chronicles with 'The Ville': a brash and menacing stepper built for peak play.Sydney's Cliques then adds to a cross continental lineup with his 'AUT' - a capacious, dubby tool that generates a climbing sense of intensity before London's Fracture follows up his contribution to FACT's mix series back in March with 'Excalibur' - an immaculately produced and patient burner rich with razor sharp percussion and lively vocal clips. Youngsta & Distance then follow up with an untitled collaboration that harks back to heyday Dubstep with its rich,cavernous textures and dramatic, reverberated drum shots before Biome follows up releases on Macabre Unit Recordings, Mindset and Osiris Music and lays out a sparse, sub-heavy groove that rounds the release off as another fine addition to the Tempa series.

Label boss and master of ghetto bass brings us a double header for this Jungle Cakes EP. Long time collaborator Tippa Irie lends his legendary vocals for Pass Me The Dubplate getting things going in proper ragga fashion.Gala Osborne is on deck for Perfida a throwback hybrid with elements of 50s soul and upfront beats.

Drum & bass sound... Full of bass, existing groove, with an electric feeling... not hi freq abuses. Defenitly well done on the mastering side ! Shane's work:)

DAUDIO026 is a very special release indeed. Forming the first part of a two-part special issue, the EP celebrates five years of BTK's nowclassic label, Dutty Audio. Dutty has always been an outlet for BTK's own music and collaborations, as well as featuring guest artists, standing for the highest quality dancefloororiented neuro- and tech-influenced drum & bass, and the new EP shows this off, with some massive releases of tracks from Optiv & BTK himself, Mindscape and Coppa, Maztek and Level 2. Prepare to enter the world of Dutty Audio, as the label sets the future by looking into its past.
The first tune is Let It Loose, by Optiv & BTK, remixed by Emperor. This is classic Dutty of the highest order, dropping straight in to a charging main line, with barking samp les and an addictive bass line. Emperor sets his sights clearly on the rave, banging it out warehouse-style. Sit up, take notice, and Let It Loose.
This Is swiftly followed by the Italian master Maztek taking on Do It Like This, from Mindscape featuring Coppa. After the echoing intro, Coppa's trademark vocals light up your speakers, before sinewy electronic noises take you up to the drop. Mashing beats lead you through, with Maztek adding in some rushy mini-breaks and increasing levels of insanity. Don't watch this one, just Do It Like This.
The third cut sees the tables being switched, with Mindscape re-imagining Maz's Sinestesia. Yet more magic from both parties sees an epic build reaching for the ceiling, before coming crashing down with a course of flexible drum lines and rumbling electronic bass. You've Nothing To Fear from the closer, as Kyrist remixes Level 2. Creeping, crawling effects lead up to a funky, headnodding beat, which Kyrist uses as a tool to create an entire world in music and sound.
DAUDIO026 rightly celebrates the first five years of Dutty Audio. Here's to five, and many, more.

Green & Black Marble vinyl in Die-cut logo jacket. Paradox Music returns with a 12' from Paradox paying homage to the golden years of Breakbeat Hip-hop and B-boy culture.
The raw breaks of 'Rockdown' take centre stage whilst searing horn loops and deep bass subs combine to make an infectious groove. Rap vocal hooks and live scratching drive the funk and 'Rockdown' steps, kickbacks and rolls in true Paradox B-boy style.On the flipside 'Divination' takes a deeper route with science fiction pads and eery film samples. Punchy breaks and distorted 808 booms lead with keys and fx into a fresh ride-break onslaught of pure Drum & Bass.

Hibernating against an already impressively tight discography, Program has been biding its time in unleashing this next release.

With some of the genre's most technically adept artists, the track-listing alone is enough to grab your attention. There is a high calibre of production standard present throughout the LP, audible from start to finish. Whether you become submerged by Freek's rolling 'Enamoured', accompanied by the pristine vocals of Pia Thaleia, or captured by the apocalyptic sounds of Slang Banger's 'Slaughter House', every taste is catered for. Program sets aside its older sister label Ram and creates a breathing space, allowing it to grow. The label is a heavyweight in its own right; this album is only reaffirms that fact.

And such a range of versatility comes with names both old and new. L 33 returns to the imprint, with clashing bass conundrum 'Manipulate'. Gerra & Stone also make an anticipated reappearance; their contribution 'Po'rdosol' is a steppy riddim constructed through a medley of beats and sliced up sample.
But relative newcomer Elliott Mac uses the LP as a pedestal for another stellar production. The budding artist flexes his capabilities across the soundscape of 'Filter City', delicately composed yet highly intricate. It's demonstrative of Program's dedication to emerging artists, sifting through cyberspace to showcase some of the best acts the underground has to offer.
So now it's time to prepare your subs and plug in your speakers - Program have made a welcome return, further solidifying their position as leading tastemakers with a quality ensured guarantee. It's once again, time to get with the Program!

Fizzy Beats are back in 2015 with yet another packed 'The Juices EP'.

The fourth instalment in the Juices series sees Mr Joseph team up with the rising vocalist Wednesday Amelia, resident producer and avid snow boarder Eveson, as well as Malaky & Velocity and Roy Green & Protone featuring on this limited edition vinyl sampler.

The moment EATBRAIN followers have been eagerly anticipating for a year has arrived, with BILLAIN landing in full force in the form of his 'Colonize' EP. A true master of Neurofunk; these 2 tracks demonstrate the full might and
depth of Billain's exquisite production ability. Expanding upon the sprawling Sci-Fi landscape that has its origins in
the highly acclaimed 'Colossus' EP on Bad Taste Recordings, the 'Colonize' EP takes things to an entirely new level.
Incredible visual artwork from Marvel artist Enis Cisic and resident Eatbrain designer Laszlo Tringli, is threaded
through with the continuation of the operatic space narrative tying the tracks together into a concept as epic as music itself.
Title track 'COLONIZE' lures listeners into Billain's otherworldly realm with 2 perfectly balanced sweeping chords, instantly transporting them to a faraway planet. Breaking the calm, an unmistakable Billain bassline erupts, before breaking down into a deliciously dynamic and scattered build-up injected with pure nervous anticipation. The Neuro assault that follows is as devastating as it is immaculately produced.
'FEED FOR SPEED' is undoubtedly one of the most high-octane tracks to land this year, finally placed into the public fresh from having unleashed pure havoc across Europe's largest DnB festivals. Representing a refined slice of turbocharged percussion, wrapped in the post-apocalyptic exhaust fumes of raging synths and an unending build-up of pure adrenaline-laced excitement. Prepare yourselves for an unforgiving assault on the senses, from a producer in the depths of carving a very unique path through the electronic landscape.

MsDoS and Dynamic are on a roll at the moment, with a slew of releases coming out on Fokuz. This next offering is another sublime and lustrous affair full of gentle rhythms, glorious melodies and pattering breaks.

The A side 'Rio Dreamin' by Msdos & Dynamic with its raw, rhythmic pattern and soulful vibes has been out for a while on digital format, now after lots of positive response it finally is immortalized on vinyl.

For the B side Dynamic delivers with 'Up In My World'. A clever placed d'Angelo vocal in combination with blissed out sounds and samples make this another timeless Fokuz classic. This release is well worth checking out if you like more gentle, liquid d&b with plenty of soul and sultriness.

* Krakota has firmly stamped his mark within the drum & bass scene over the past few years, and since signing to Hospital Records last June has already brought two solitary singles to the table. Now for part three with the 'Citadels' EP cultivating Krakota's versatile style.* Known from Artful Dodger's classic, 'Please Don't Turn Me On', vocalist Lifford joins Krakota on the opening track 'In The Area' - a garage fuelled venture with bouncing drums and electric pulsations. Taking a turn, title track 'Citadels' reflects the deeper and more contemplative reach of Krakota's musical sphere with soft vocal textures washing over electrified bass lines and piercing percussion.  * Step into a warped gamer's warzone with 'Crash Pads', where cyber swerves and siren sound-bites are shaken up by distorted synths and brutalized bass lines. 'Lazy Bones' splits light from dark with loosened hi-hats and whistling flute dropping into heavy vibrations and unrelenting drums.  * It's already been an exciting year for Krakota, drawing fans from his on-going residency at Kiss FM and stepping up with live mixes for BBC Radio 1Xtra in the 2015 Soundclash. He's been busy travelling up and down the country selecting and spinning at Hospitality showcases including the internationally renowned Glastonbury festival with his tracks from the 'Citadels' EP already going down a storm. The excitement looks to continue with his latest release, bringing a fresh and forward-thinking feel to the Autumn calendar.

New VA EP on our Invisible imprint featuring the return of Skynet, newcomers Arclight and Disprove and a new track by Survey, together with Tephra and Arkoze.

Regular Critical Recordings artist Enei is releasing his second album, 'Rituals', on the label in December. The Russian producer hooks up with a sound selection of collaborators on the 16-tracker album, including Critical boss Kasra, DRS, Foreign Concept and New York-based vocalist Frank Carter III. He shows off a defiantly more mature sound palette drawing influence from across the drum 'n' bass spectrum, from his trademark tech nasties through to the deep subliminals from an array of collaborators.

Addictive Behaviour finish off a strong year with their final release of 2015, coinciding with the launch of their first label party on the 04th December @ Konnect London. Two hefty, break neck neuro monsters recruiting regular label contributor and hotshot producer L33 and the scrupulous engineered and creative production talents of TR Tactics and The Clamps who collaborate on the flip.

* L33 - BADMAN
The technically adept L33 steps up on this one. Spearheading the assault are some fierce infectious beats and coarse, vibrating saw synths. Effects laden flickering pad patches fill out the left and right hemispheres while a murky, rattling and centrally hitting low end bass chamber anchors the beats and reigns the whole arrangement in for a tight sounding, meticulously produced firing neuro smack up.
* TR TACTICS / THE CLAMPS - TOPOLOGY
Opening with the eerie spookiness of a crypt, the dark, synth chord progressions lead a path to glassy hats and skeletal shuffling breaks before dropping into unrestrained, bouncing, ratcheting bass fluctuations. Spiralling distorted synth hits and a viciously snappy, spatially dimensioned drum pattern takes you through a porthole to the darkest back channels of DNB.
* Limited edition vinyl

* Supported by a full press and radio campaign. Updates in PR sheet.

* The first four tracks from the Progression Threat digital album series by the dark drum n bass overlord make it onto vinyl.

* Amen fuelled, fat, analogue, powerful, real Drum n Bass. Amazing production that can only be expected from the Tech Itch camp.

* Pressed on vinyl after high demand from fans. Direct pre-orders paid for the production and made it possible for Tech Itch

Debuting on Warm Communications last year alongside Need For Mirrors & Mikal, HLZ has gone solo & we can't think of a better release to announce it. 'Dying Memories' combines psychedelic guitars with punishing Optical style drums and bass. 'Duel' on the flip is a straight up no frills roller with it's relentless momentum. Double a side drum & bass if we do say so ourselves.

Sneaker Social Club returns with 'Filas and Undercuts', a four track EP of original material from Luke's Anger.
Luke Sanger's career continues to remain underground and consistent, playing and adapting various genres and aliases and always leaving his fan base guessing what's next. Duke Slammer, Dry and Slobbie and The Sad Confessor are some of the aliases the producer has previously released under, and he can include legends such as Lee Scratch Perry as a collaborator on his previous Luke's Anger release. Never one to stick with one genre, the talented producer effortlessly moves through Techno, Breaks, Hardcore and Acid House with the same devastating effect. Making his Sneaker Social Club debut, the label are proud to release four premium cuts of authentic Hardcore / Jungle, carefully built with one intention; to destroy raves like it was '92 all over again.
The EP opens with 'Lyn Track', full of vocal and synth stabs and propelled by 21st century jungle breaks and Reece bass - this could be a jungle classic. 5 minutes 20 seconds of pure dance floor energy.
'Filas and Undercuts', the EP's title track, continues in the spirit of Zomby's seminal 'Where Were You In 92' by looking back on fondness with one of the most original era's in the UK's dance music history. Euphoric pads and staccato melodies take care of the tracks harmonic elements, whilst more vocal cuts and slamming drums send punters looking for their tape packs.

'World Warrior' takes the EP down a darker route. Evoking the spirit of the 90's through Street Fighter samples, breakbeat drums and a classic dreamy, post-rave breakdown to make Lee Gamble feel like he's missed a trick.

The EP finishes with 'Polite Violence'. Featuring a Dread spoken word sample, rising bleeps and one of the most immaculately produced snare drums you're likely to hear on any record, ever. The introduction of more classic Reece bass probably has Ray Keith somewhere all teary-eyed reminiscing about the 'good ol' days' of Jungle.
Four Tracks of dance floor dirt from the good folks at Sneaker Social Club.

DELUXE EDITION features the hit singles 'Redemption' ft. Jacob Banks, 'Nobody To Love', 'Changing' ft. Paloma Faith, 'Glitterball' ft. Ella Henderson, 'Coming Home' with Rita Ora, and 7 BONUS tracks