Lost At Juno Download

Review: Sling your satnav, mash up your map, crumple your compass, it's time we all got Lost! His most comprehensive package to date, this shows a whole new side to the man who's gained a reputation for being rather uncouth in the sonic department. Highlights across this sexy six-tracker include the myriad drum arrangements and crafty use of Alexandra O'Neal vocal on "Cramp", the eye-popping switch from dreamy lullaby to outrageous rifle-bass riffery on "Pure" and the Biome style minimalism on "Elephant Tusk". Read that? Good, now get Lost!

Review: Longstanding Croydon player Lost get his sonic savage on with this rather rude four pack. Each one is devastating with its own unique filthy charm but all are impeccably produced with weight and space in all the right places. "Groupies" is real tart of the bunch with screaming saw-tooths galore, random 8-bit fills and a token slutty sounding lady. For those who remember last year's "Ironhide", the VIP should put lead in your pencil; the bassline's gone from warped to wild. "Gocaine" is another Lost banger with added 4/4 towards the drop and at the finale. Finally, the best; Lost's collabo with Benton "YipYipYip" is commendably creative with its samples, funk and humour.