Enigmatic young producer South London Ordnance may only be releasing his debut record now, but the groundswell of support has been building exponentially over the last few months, and given the strength of the two tracks on offer here it is no wonder. 'Sanctuary' is a bold first statement, channeling the grit of London as it fires off snares and deadly sub surges while finding its groove somewhere between the industrial power of techno and the skip and shuffle of UKG. On the flip 'Roofy' sits back on a slightly easier swing, allowing the wavering synths, deep bassweight and scuffed drums to get to work.
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