FilosofischeStilte returns to Lowriders with the second instalment of 'Munch Palace', further defining his sound and showcasing a clear evolution of a mastermind who has sharpened his sword's cutting edge. The intro to 'Lost' teases you until the heavy kicks drop to cause an eargasm into the eerie feeling ending. 'March pt. 2' follows, which taking that and flipping it into a dream-like state with a liquid type of flow. 'Gwoup' forms the crossroad between trap and footwork - the drive is reminiscent of early 90's rave music. The final original, 'People Are Acting Like', is a crazy post-trap apocalyptic screamer. The EP ends with two amazing remixes, one by the very talented Dutch producer Sam A La Bamalot who never seizes to amaze, adding a hypnotizing vocal and an emotional mood swing to 'Lost'. Helsinki's V.C. delivers a dance minded smoothie version of 'Note' which could easily be the soundtrack to a new edition of the 80's arcade hit video game Outrun.