D1 makes a very welcome return with an outstanding new twelve for Dub Police. Shockingly, one of dubstep's most underrated producers has been off the radar since '08's seminal 'V3' album, but it's obviously been time well spent as the thunderous shock of 'Jus Business' makes clear. We roll in off the back of a tense, dialogue packed intro and into a maelstrom of cross-bred dubstep-hardcore styles, cherry picking the finest elements of 20 years of rave, from euphoric piano chords to face-melting mentasms and junglistic percussion twisted with a dubstep torque. This is what Rufige Kru should sound like if they were still building decent beats. On the other side we get the equally brilliant 'Pitcher', programming a flex balanced between Soca force and Funky swing at 140 bpm and guaranteed to make the dance explode at the right opportunity. Highly Recommended to fans of LD, Cluekid, Kode 9, and raving, hard!
A Jus Business
B Pitcher
