This record really flew under my radar, being that it just reached my mailbox today, some 4 years after it came out. Shame on me! Not much to say other than it is straight up raw and made to rock your dancefloor. The real smasher on here is Killin Joe. It starts out with a very brief bit of syncopated drumwork and teasing gabber flourishes that fade away. Then it's pretty much full on right to the end with a very tight and hard hitting gabber kick, ever changing breakbeat shrapnel and a deceptively simple two finger melody that has an 80's Miami Vice kind of feel to it somehow. I don't know, that's just what it makes me think of. Anyway, it's a real fist in the air type of track. The rest of the record is pretty much what techstep could have been if it would have eaten its Wheaties. There is enough track structure to draw this parallel as well as big menacing basslines. The repetition is there as well but it's not the same steppy beat that you're used to but, rather, different steppy beats, and that's what I think really sets this record apart. Just try it and you'll see that "raw" really sums it up.