I am really not completely certain that this record's sides weren't inverted during the pressing, as the solo Current Value track sounds a lot more like a possible collaboration than the track allegedly co-written with Nanotek (which sounds a lot more like a purely Current Value number). Anyway: one side of this new tasty PRSPCT 12" is a fast, quite syncopated and dark drum'n'bass number with a very clear sound and quite a lot of repetition (Current Value-style), and the other, while harder than most d'n'b out there, features some very nice female vocals who provide a welcome contrast to the hard, dry beats. As said, I am not sure who did what here, but it all sounds good.