Trolley Snatcha At Juno Download

Review: For all fans and felons of Caspa's Dub Police, this release from the up and coming dubstepper du jour, Doctor P and the ludicrously named, ludicrous by nature, Trolley Snatcha, will cause some serious riots on dancefloors up and down the country. "Badman Sound" does exactly what it says on the tin - warped b-lines, strangling synths and a frenzy of wobbles and whomping riddims are thrown about with reckless abandon. But it's "Slow Down" which gradually emerges as the unsung hero of this release - rough, rollicking rowdiness is the name of the game here, with cheeky jig-like strings to add a little more humour to the mix and liven it up a treat for a bit of the old ultraviolence.

Review: The inimitable raucous troublemaker that is Dub Police's very own Trolley Snatcha is back with more musical mayhem. This five-track EP on Caspa's incendiary Dub Police imprint is another impressive display of the man's talents. From synth-driven opener "Make My Whole World" with its catchy hooks and drill-like synths, through the bass belching "Nasty Sh*t" to the yearning, high-pitched tones of "Giving Up", there's no doubting Trolley Snatcha's ability to create some belters. Finishing up the EP are two gems - the speaker shaking, rib-crushing anthem "Flying Missiles" and the infectiously fun and funky "The Jungle". Essential. .