The first thing that struck me about this record is the aggressive Diamondog vocal and how, even though I honestly can't make out the words of most of it, the cadence and ferocity of it would have a really hyping effect on a crowd. Not a centerpiece, but a great bit for somewhere near the beginning of a set. The beats reminded me heavily of Enduser's 'Caustic Damage EP', and that's certainly a good thing. Simple but punishing. Overall, a great job integrating the vocal over a strong beat that allows it room to breathe.LXC turns in a nice head-nodder using only a few snippets of the vocal, tons of delay and some serious BASS*. I see this version mixing well with some of the more frantic amen workouts in your crate and, on it's own, taking the energy down a notch while still nailing people to the floor.*Serious bass from a 7"? Believe it. This is mastered as loud as any 33 cut 12" you'd care to put it up against.