Banana Stand Sound Vinilo y CD

Review: The cavendish crusaders are at it again. And this time they're rolling out the barrels with full V/A power. Chad Dubz opens with the provocatively titled "Pricks", all sludgy, swampy and twisted while Karnage & Dayzero up the energy with a dramatic symphonic loopy nod to the far east on "No One" while Guesswerk close the show with the long awaited "Persian Dub". On dub for a good couple of years, this gravel throated swinger has been doing the business for a select amount of DJs for some time. Now it's finally yours. From Bristol with fruit. Tuck in and be quick about it.

Review: San Diego's vinyl-only bass purveyors Banana Stand Sound return with one of their most all-encompassing EPs to date. Full spectrum services on offer: OH91 sets the tone with a smouldering sub sesh on "Meditation", Nights & Aerotonin fire up the grime hole with the aggy, cutty "Jazz Licks" and TryTryDieDown lets loose on a sharply edited juke-style jam "Boo". Denver's Crix Saiz finishes with a deep throaty one-fingered salute. Genuinely unique.

Review: Giddy-up mate, Oxossi's back on the horse and he's trotting up a stink some place near you... If you're lucky to grab one of these 300 copies. "Blackhorse" takes the lead with some dark, gritty anxious rave moods before the organs, rumbling subs and weeping synth leads sweep you off to the heavens on "End Of Your Light". Finally "Ronin" polishes its Japanese steel, chopping up a cropper for the finale, galloping hooves galore. Top banana.

Review: Torturing us for two years, London's Six Sunsets finally unleash the highly-anticipated VIP of "Fever Skank". Still bubbling and popping like some type of weirdo underwater swamp monster, the VIP brings more power to that switch mid-way. Flip for an outrageous take on ADP's "Horsemouth" by Montreal's Fill Spectre. Charging up the drums a trippy robotic funk and conjuring tense edge throughout, this is guaranteed to frazzle a few minds. Only 200 of these have been pressed so don't sleep.