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Although one of the longest serving crews in Bristol, responsible for production duties on early Massive Attack material and a heavy influence on Talkin' Loud hero Roni Size, Rob Smith and Ray Mighty have also been the unluckiest--their career littered with bad deals and what feels like a thousand near misses. This compilation is nothing if not testament to their originality, with over half of the contents their own material under either their original or More Rockers guise with Peter D Rose. The perfectly mixed album comes in two distinct sections, the first of which focuses on dub inspired material including early covers of "Anyone (Who Had A Heart)" and "Walk On" while the second is dominated primarily by drum and bass with "Rainbow" the highlight of this section, Virginia's vocal close to being overpowered by vast synths. With well over 20 tracks of speaker rocking percussion, room warming bass and sketched melodics there is something for everyone in this instalment of DJ Kicks, the crowning moment coming from Tammy Payne's vocals on "Same".--Kingsley Marshall
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