Hot on the heels of his ‘Smut’ release for Dumb Unit in the early summer, Lee’s uniquely avantbackwoods brand of dance music has been collecting accolades steadily over the last year or so. Opener ‘Sexy Dancer’ is as deep and provocative as it’s title suggests. Fueled by punching kick and smeared with slick synth melodies, a grimey bass passage submerges the mix into sweaty and sticky territories. An intermittent Yello-esque vocal shames us as we descend unreservedly to the early hours. On the flip, ‘Heavy Petting’ opens with a tired and resonant vocal passage. Reverberated percussion shufles amidst howling synth pulses and a stuttering bass line. Backing you into a corner with only one thing on its mind, this is an uneasy but wholly cathartic deep electro experience. B2 ‘And Counting’ features haunting French children and stabbed house keys, encircled by reverberant live re percussion. A moment of warm, melodic calm relieves before diving to the depths in one last push to close. Absolutely filthy.