All about the B side for me.B1 has "2am (acid) techno banger" written all over it. Not 'acid techno' in the crusty sense I might add. Not that I'm averse to a dodgy squat (that sounds wrong, but I'll keep it in for shits and giggles). By the way, for any non-UK readers, 'shits and giggles' translates to "just for laughs".I need to get back on track. Sooooo.... B1 starts with a gated breakbeat under a 4/4 kick......now, as an aside (I know, I know) the gated breakbeat stimulated my brain cell somewhat and after a bit of chin stroking (no beard I might add) I eventually realised it reminded me a little bit of of the start to https://www.discogs.com/N-Joi-Adrenalin-EP/release/6528 ,but that really is a tangential aside and you shouldn't dwell on it too much - though the N-Joi track is a belter, so do listen to that if you don't know it.Anyways, getting back to the pertinent, (the B1 track) the acid bassline then drops and rolls on over and over to give a nice solid WALLOP to one's senses...the track keeps building up from there...the open hihats... add in some wonky bleeps...then in comes the Detroit pad theme (there's a nice VCA env attack on the synth, which - for those of you in the UK that know the Fast Show, is 'Nice').I anticipate that the track, if listened to on the dance floor in the early hours, and if condiments had been flowing, would generate the following: Head to the floorHands in in the airEyes in the back of your head(Note: not necessarily in that order)And well, B2... it's maybe a 2.06am banger. Possibly a bigger banger than B1. That's subjective though. The important thing is that it's a banger, and it starts as it means to go on: Relentless.Heavy square wave bassline - CHECK909 kicks - CHECK4/4 clap and hihats? CHECKDystopian, filtered synth soundscape in the background - CHECKBleepy acid theme - CHECKBanger? CHECKWill induce angular robot dancing? CHECK>> This is a (not so) secret weapon. Acquire on sight. You have been warned.