Being a resident of the TOWN of Wrecsam, I can definitely relate to this track.... I am so glad that not being able to afford records when my mates were getting into beak, turned me off the drity stuff... When you go to Tesco's cashpoint round my way, la, they run an advert about help with your cocaine addiction.... but its cool, my man says he's alright, he gets paid on Friday, he's good for it. Production on this is delightfully heavy too. Breaks, dirt bass and a guy telling you how it is.

I'm not plugged in enough, due to age, to know who JOAN is, but I am really glad I found their stuff. A top quality release full of Nouveau Jungle and Hardcore. All of tracks are good and "Generator" caps of the release with a joyful rolling vibe.

This is the epitome of "dirty bass"...however, the production doesn't allow the track to become murk and the second section switches into a smoother section before an airy breakdown demonstrates the space before we are dropped into the grizzle again from a different angle. Sonically dazzling and deftly switches itself around. Its your standard 16 to 32 bars, but done in a way that leaves you feeling like you have head an an album rather that four minutes. Essential release.

Rumor is extremely prolific, not even the death of a Macbook can slow her down. This goes from UKG to Hardcore to Jungle and then finishes off with a cheeky bootleg freeness. This project feels as if the already dope producer has leveled up. Each track is super infectious and crisp, with "Mind, Body & Breaks" the one for the Junglists. Not to be missed.

Absolutely essential release.

An incomparable EP. Positively dripping in atmosphere. Every track is of the highest standard, with "One Step Closer" being the one for me that just edges ahead of the others to be my favourite, but it is in strong competition with the other tracks. This is an EP to listen to as an EP in its entirety and for those who do there is a great reward in the depths and peaks it sends the listener on.

Luude always serves up something fun and danceable and catchy and the guest Elliphant and the guy in question continue that form with this release, on you will be humming in the shower and whilst doing the shopping for weeks to come.

Chimpo, Manchester's own, a fine man from a fine city. His production has a individual character and when he gives verse it is always a delight. His excellent turn of phrase and use of colloquial is like a nicer, friendlier, less pretentious version of Will Self.

One of those run around the living room waving your hands around your head a laughing tracks.....