Over the past six months they had their material released on several highly respected labels such as Renegade Hardware and 31 Records, leaving a trail of destruction behind them.

First up was “Hangman”, which started off with a smooth intro that led into chopped percussion, steppin’ beats, smooth bass lines, piercing string hooks, random bleeps and analogue stabs.

On the flip side was “Swordfish”. This was a string-introduced stormer that made good use of multiple old skool breaks, mysterious pads, 808 percussion hits and deep raw analogue bass lines.

Both tracks got good reactions from the record buying public and were heard in sets by DJs such as Hype, Zinc and Kenny Ken."