The �Kowloon EP� marks emergence of Logos, one of UK bass� most anticipated producers, who was named recently by Fact Magazine as one of the hottest new talents on the rise. Much has been made of the belated recognition of Wiley�s 2002 �eski� sound yet few current producers have had proven capable of the deft touches required to both show deference to the Eskiboy�s vision yet also find a fresh, unique twist. But for his first EP on Keysound Recordings, the label that has had releases from both Wiley and Zomby, Logos unleashes four tracks of sublime eski funk. The A-Side presents �Kowloon� and �Atlanta96�, two glacial arp-jams that revisit Wiley�s effortlessly brave beatless �devil mix� idea, and both much supported in recent months by DJs like Dusk & Blackdown, Ben UFO and Bok Bok. The B-Side, whose label features a photo taken by Wiley of the very synths he used to re-wire garage, enters more percussive realms. �King Mob VIP� is like �Kowloon� in negative, the boney exoskeleton to the A-Side�s fluid flesh. Finally �Error 808� is 8-bar grime from a Swamp81 mindset, complete with a familiar-yet-twisted infectious vocal hook. Logos� previous releases saw him in good company. 2008�s �Frontier Dub� was remixed by Narcossist, a member of the Keysound family now better known as Kowton, and one third of the emerging Livity Sound with Peverelist. Logos� full debut was �Medicate�, which featured a remix by LV, brought about after play on Keysound label owners Dusk & Blackdown�s Rinse FM show. �Logos makes 2012 devil mix trax that feel like club moment freezeframes, intense squarewave bangers in suspended animation�. - Bok Bok, Night Slugs. A1. Kowloon A2. Atlanta96 B1. King Mob VIP B2. Error 808