This producer seems to go up in our estimations with every release, this time making a direct derivé between the shadows of Detroit House and New York Garage to really cut loose in beautiful style. From the hyper-jittery garage flex of the title track the pace is dropped and the groove ramped with the Actress-style Detroit shimmer of 'Face Up (To Your Sensibilities)', squashing a fat square bassline under psyched-tae-f**k disco-soul vocals. Over on the flip the vibe switches gear again with a skippin' Todd Edwards bustle ruffed-up with the kinda scuffed samples and arrangement you'd expect from a Rick Wilhite track, while 'Cake, Biscuits and How's Yer Father' tips out on a seductively swirling garage lean with hints of Zomby and Blue Daisy. Don't miss out on this, it's an absolute winner for anyone with their head in the future garage/house clouds. Highly Recommended. [via Boomkat]