After months of waiting, delays and perfecting, here it is finally, the long-awaited debut full length album by the two-headed beast that goes under the name of Machine Code and behind which hide Current Value and Dean Rodell. Broadly and wrongly labeled as dubstep, this project sees this two veterans of drum'n'bass slow down their tempo a bit, and go for more headnodding and less spastic-twitching dancefloor movement. The result, beautifully packaged, is a crystal-clear, percussive, futuristic and perfectly produced album of tunes which can somehow range between the heaviest mutant dubstep around and some experimental drum'n'bass. Excellent material, and definitely an album to get.