This time it's the turn of London-based production genius Randomer to push things forward with some half-tempo wizardry that straddles the boundary between dubstep and d&b. Randomer's first solo d&b 12" follows an appearance on the 'New Blood' EP released on Med School and two 12" on dubstep imprint Audiofreaks.

'Blind' kicks off in widescreen with an ominous choir and a colossal sense of space before blasting into a punishing dancefloor workout with pitched-up vocal chops and savage beats. Look out for high production values; this is hybrid music at its very best.

Flipside 'Jobless' is a grimier affair with fierce pitch-bending synths and well placed finger clicks that lift you out of the chaos before plunging you back in. This track is characterised by frantic percussion and drum fills which would make Phil Collins blush.