Rising to prominence with a string of high-performing releases and collaborations between them, the two producers bring their vicious brand of drum and bass to the prestigious Serial Killaz label.

Dark World opens the EP with a captivatingly eerie digital melody interspersed by crisp sampled breaks. Eight bars of two-step drums and eight bars of breaks and kick rolls later, brutal wubs and roaring subs cut through the mix. Play with caution; this one is sure to take heads off in the dance.

High Key follows with a tasteful blend of contemporary sounds and soulful late-90’s jump up, channelling early V and Full Cycle releases. Bouncy and wobbly 808s paired with effervescent effects drive the track forwards with no compromise.

The title track, Gangsters, continues proceedings. Four and a half minutes of unadulterated filth complete with dissonant pads, call and response bass stabs, and punchy drums makes for a tune as menacing as the name suggests.

Next up is Dummy. Heavy drums and meaty basses develop throughout the track, taking energy levels higher and higher. One serious stepper.

Going Down rounds out the release. Fierce synthesised horn stabs and snare rolls pave the way for an even more intense climax. Syncopated drums are switched out for a two-step pattern after four bars, coinciding with a gunfinger-raising ascending bassline.