Poverty Pain Gates Disorder:
I love this track because it has an air of nostalgia - Of Detroit. Even as a pretty problem-free male of the age 25 in the UK i sense a struggle when I listen. It certainly provokes feeling. Any track that can do that is a decent track to me.

"Ages" rolls... Electricity surges through from the start - The synths build and rip open, the hats add light and a great energy to the track. Mazzula's vocals whir throughout. Another one of my favourites on this EP.

Evening Talk is my favourite - Ross is a super talented and wise bloke. He is inspiring, and his tracks are perfection. This track builds. The amount of layers and the way in which they appear and disappear is genius. The track peaks at a place that makes a guy want to get up and jump around the place. What else needs to be said?!

Kereni- Kepler 186 is also ridiculous. It whirrs and winds, hypnotising the listener before the claps and hats invade the ears (in the best way possible).

I have been wanting to purchase this for a while so I wanna say thanks to the devil on my shoulder that has no regard for the bank balance.

Toyota Henge is incredible - It revs, builds and bubbles, peaking with some awesome claps. I have heard the likes of Helena Hauff play this and it really does kick a set into gear.

The rest of the LP is amazing, but for me, Cylinder bop is another stand-out with Bintus' signature sound on the melodies, which could be straight out of a dark video game.

Acid Warp Time Travel is a killer. Brilliant acid from Blake Baxter with a real air of the Old Skool through the 'bleeps'.

Killekill never compromises its' sound - It continues to take the best of the darker sounds of Acid, House, techno and Electro and is brilliant and consistent with every release.