Where does urban electronics of high standards lead? As it should be, in a quarter with dilapidated squats, concrete walls painted with graffiti and, even worse, a weighty vibe of basements. Nothing else can be expected.

However, in addition to the culture of underground dancing, chock-full of bad boys and girls, something more is truly appreciated - a return to the basics, revealing the hegemony of the dirty rhythm section, the percussion of cult drum machines and short sampled replicas of Afro-Americans. The laudatory ode to the dashing nineties affirmatively flashed with a quartet, honed on the machine of time and skill to continue the thematic storyline.

The twelve-inch street vision is made according to the Golden Section of garage motifs and house, passioned by severe asceticism, a rough grin of a bass drum and chords of rare synthesizers. The update of rhythmic combinations gush with irrepressible energy flowing through the veins of missionaries and avid connoisseurs of the genre.

This music is so alive that even the stereo of an old Mercedes is languishing in anticipation of the next selection. The embodiment of excitement in a wild, numbered concept from GLBDOM!