This EP is the culmination of lots of work on Rob's modular set up as well as his octarack. These tracks are a selection of his favourite for listening to while cycling around soaking up the madness of the city or the bliss of the countryside, locked in a groove with enough melodic elements to keep himself interested yet with plenty of space to let his mind wander.

Oblong Drago opens the EP. A certified speaker shaker, the metallic drums help keep the roof up while the bass rumbles into a beautiful foundation. A must for any reflective moment in a club set. Vague Vogue leaps, squelches and darts around the very audible room, letting Rob's analogue skills go on parade. The introduction of classic house sensibilities results in a mind-bending track at once complex and classic. Thumpernet takes no prisoners, a pounding wall of interwoven synth lines and washed, chopped samples, it grabs you and won't let go. Paladin is a retro nod to the early days of Moroder-esque synthesiser experimentation, with bouncing octave basslines and unmistakable drum machine slaps. Saol Nua's remix of Vague Vogue rounds off the EP by taking Rob's undeniable modular wizardry and reshaping it into a low rumbling persister, ready for any dancefloor.