Brimming with exciting new talent, 'New Blood' manages to bridge the Atlantic, delve into the Eurozone and nurture some homegrown in one fell swoop. The outcome is a fine compilation of robust bassline choppage.

Germany's own Martsman kick starts the EP with blistering efficiency, 'Worst Case Scenario' hits hard with rasping synth sounds and punching spliced-up beats. Get ready- this is just a taste of Martsman's bit-crushed genius. Expect a solo 12" soon.

Flipping the script, Infiltrata serves up 'Psalm 24', a rumbling roller straight from the West coast of the USA. Vocal stabs perforate an audio frenzy as the low end and kick drum hits you in the midriff like a gridiron tackle.

The second plate lands us firmly back in the UK in the capable hands of two brand new producers. Armed exclusively with a Windows 98 computer bearing a meagre 256Mb of RAM, Minotaur proves that less is most definitely more, and delivers some damaging darkness straight from the labyrinth with 'Worlds Beyond'.

Last but by no means least, Randomer draws 'New Blood' to a deep conclusion with industrial tremors. 'Autonomy' boasts the sort of suspense filled intro Hitchcock would be proud of; this one is moody, downright dirty, and boasts a splattering of thinking man's wobble.

MP3 EP: THIS IS A 320 MP3 RELEASE