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Review: Machinedrum steps up to Big Dada to deliver four highly physical twists on Aussie Enchufada affiliates SK Simeon and Yaw Faso: fusing footwork, dancehall, Afro beats and classic ragga jungle, each cut slams in such a gully way they make Major Lazer look like the president of the My Little Pony fanclub. Highlights include the neat countering of emotional vocal soul and machinegun drum bullying on "Memories" and the insane drum rolls on "Ram Dancehall". There's a reason this has been pressed to heavyweight vinyl. Bad it up.

Review: The white hot Spank Rock release a strictly limited edition instrumentals version of their massively acclaimed debut album on the back of a mammoth tour including a Gnarls Barkley support slot. Fantastic press reactions have greeted the band. As well as being named HHC's 'Album Of The Month', other publications have said: "Spank Rock may just change the face of music" - NME; "Genius to the power of 36,186" - The Guardian. "Not since the first Dizzee album has a debut been thrilling enough to give Pharell and Timbaland some seriously sleepless nights" - The Daily Telegraph -"The most exciting rap around" - Uncut-"The first great album of the summer to come" - The Sunday Times-"Pulse Quickening... recalls the Beastie Boys before they became Beastie men, Thrilling". The Guardian-"Exhilarating, a torrent of dance, punk, funk and rock... Early Beasties and Dizzee Rascal are close to the mark. A darkly addictive pleasure" - Metro "Genuinely original... electro berserker hip-hop for the 21st Century" - The Independent "The future of hip-hop... Like nothing you've heard before" - The Times, "One of those albums that's over too soon. This is an act to watch!" - The Sun· "Spank Rock bring the joy, freshness and plain weirdness back to hip hop...great" - NME, "Hip-Hop finds its punk rock mojo" - Blues & Soul, "Spank Rock are going places. The hottest representatives of the Baltimore Club sound." - Time Out. "Spank Rock have a PhD in a little something called good old fashioned fun" - Vice Zane Lowe has supported both singles 'Rick Rubin' and 'Sweet Talk', the main radio single prior to the album's release. Spank Rock's live show is a phenomenon. 'YoYoYoYoYo' instrumentals released on strictly limited edition double vinyl.

Review: Wiley, the pioneer, the founding father, the maverick, the relentless innovator, releases his brand new (and possibly last) album, "Playtime Is Over". A blazing return to the experimental crucible of the East London music known as grime, "Playtime Is Over" offers everything that is brutal, cutting edge, funny, clever, terrifying and moving about the sound and the world which created it. Over the course of fifteen tracks, Wiley boasts of his pre-eminence, tells stories of his life and background, reveals a sensitive side that won't surprise anyone who has met him, bigs up Bow and, in general, splatters his life and thoughts and feelings over beats in a way which hasn't been bettered in the short but incident-packed history of a scene whose mainstream acceptance is barely five years old.