Both of the remixes are very jump up orientated as you can expect from G-Dub and Original Sin (one half of G-Dub), but you also get the original version on each disc which is great for all of those DNB heads that missed it the first time round.

The G-Dub remix actually sounds a bit like the theme tune to the kids TV program 'Space Pirates' but is a wicked tune and a true dance floor killer.

A perfect record to play to a crowd full of sweaty ravers regardless of the time!

I expect this will do some damage for month's to come.

D3STROY (WORCESTER, UK)

This record is a very underated production by all listed artists, and is still a massive tune in the Dj'ing community even if it didn't get as much support as it should have done.

The production quality is vastly superior to many releases that see the light of day, and as far as I am concerned it should be purchased by any DJ that loves DNB.

Both sides have somthing to offer be it a tough edge for the head nod crew, a dirty synth for the dark side rollers, or vocal stabs for the liquid lovers.

'Immaculate' raises the hairs on the back of my neck every time I hear it, and there are not many tunes that do that to me these days!!!

Big ups

DESTROY (WORCESTER,UK)

The 'A' Side of this tune by Twisted Individual has got one of the most infectious basslines that I have ever heard.

It is simple but so effective and it is definately made to be played out loud as I have a countless number of times.

This was a great year for Twisted Individual, and it was probably the year of his peak performance as we were blessed with a number of big tunes coming from the Formation Records camp, or one of its sister labels!!!