Known from Ben UFO's 2011 Rinse FM mix, Logos' excellent 'Kowloon' lands on Keysound along with three more cuts that showcase his impressive style of sparse, yet synth-led dubstep. Worthy of note is further closing track 'Error 808', making great us of the eponymous drum machine.

Anonymous collective LHF invites us along for a comprehensive journey though bass music on their 'Keepers of the Light' album, a collection of 26 tracks recorded under various guises and traversing the bass music universe from dark and moody DMZ-inspired dubstep to jazzy LA-style avant-hop. Excellent!

Keysound crew on the offensive, co-founder Dusk appears with fiesty beat shakedown of 'Fraction', subsumed with eerie chords and an angsty grime/UKG vibe, Kowton masterfully reworking it in a straighter yet equally uneasy style and Kowton's flawless 'Looking At You' rounding off an impeccable EP.

Manchster's up-an-coming Damu delivers his debut album and it's a very diverse and convincing work: Called 'Unity' for a reason the album constructs Damu's future r'n'b / funky house / electrostep cuts from a variety of sonic influences. For fans of Nightslugs, Numbers, or xxxy, this one's a must!