There's a lot of promising talent swimming around in the underbelly of UK dance music, but few as uncompromising and unique as LHF. Where many chose to move away from dubstep in 2010, this London-based collective proved that when done right, there's little music as powerful. LHF are a shadowy collective existing in the liminal space beyond most standard definitions. They have a musical vision that bubbles up deep from below, as if from a different era, one uncontaminated by current trends and cluttered distractions. Their membership is ill-defined, their methods clandestine and their motives unclear, strange forces are coalescing, vast subterranean hoards of dubplates are being assembled, psychotropic riddims made ready to be unleashed on an unsuspecting public. What is for certain however is the vast expanse of raw, experimental sounds emitting from the camp, stretching out above London's pirate airwaves and beyond, radiating towards cities like LA, Rio or Mumbai and beyond, refarcting their influences and perhaps even stretching to the celestial bodies, where only Sun Ra dare gaze. "LHF: they may enter in silence but beware... the storm has yet to break." Blackdown "Strange forces coalescing, mutterings of hoards of dubplates being assembled, psychotropic riddims ready to be unleashed on an unsuspecting public. Together LHF have got this sound like Sun Ra's hijacked Rinse FM and is using it to communicate with the heavens. Buried inside one corner of the LHF collective is a junglist fighting his way out: these guys have got drumz. Then there's another part of them that is lost in LA, their wonky beats falling off of the grid. Other members of the collective remind me of Horsepower's ability to transport you to lands far, far away: to Bollywood films or damp Brazilian riverbanks. I'm just lost in their sound right now..." Blackdown TRACKLISTING: A1 Double Helix - Chamber Of Light A2 Double Helix - Bass 2 Dark B1 Amen Ra - Candy Rain B2 Amen Ra - Trifle