Review:
The title track does all of the things that you'd hope for from a Robert Babicz track. The bass rumbles along in a menacing manner, aided by insistent percussive ticks. Ice cold synth stabs threatened to cave in on themselves as Babicz pushes the track into a delayed breakdown, and later on the bass menace turns to outright aggro as a throbbing low end sequence provides a fitting climax. Meanwhile, "Red Valve" offers listeners the opportunity to discover the other side of Babicz. Over a more understated backing track and a stuttering vocal, he delivers an irresistible chord progression and the kind of soul-drenched strings one would automatically associate with Derrick May.