If you’re a fan of Zac’s work, then expect the type of alluring minimalism he’s consistently delivered in the past, and believe me, thats not a bad thing. This record proficiently shows off Zac’s depth, probably more so than any other release to date, ranging from the dub techno-inspired piano chords on ‘Black Russian’; a blissful outing and a favourite closing track for both DVS1 and Ben Klock, to the haunting atmospheres and dark tonalities of ‘Creepin’, all the way through to the deep pulse of ‘Spying’ that embodies the character of Zac’s work.

There aren’t too many producers out there that can deliver at the highest level when it comes to both weaving a story for the dance floor and one pressed on wax, but DVS1 has certainly proved his worth in both disciplines and this release just cements that statement even further.