Review:
Newham's finest let loose with a fly fiver tracker that tips a serious nod to dubstep's formative funk while shaking hands firmly with the future. Tubby plays the lead with three cuts, each sprung with a refreshing subbed out skank. "Madd One" is tribal with techno tendencies, all loopy and hypnotic. "Roll 'Em" is your standard haunted house procedure while "Real Life" weaves street soul with serious high end screams. Let's not forget Footsie, though; "No More 45" (a collabo with Dada) is the real reload of the set complete with an ace toast-up sample and a synapse snapping drop. "Hustling" flips the switch once more, easing you in with a dreamy, cosy vibe before the sinewy stabs do the business.