By popular demand, Night Slugs press BOK BOK and L-VIS 1990's remixes of the label's smash debut release "Square One" by MOSCA. "Square One" declared war on genre limitations in UK underground club music, drawing influence from grime, dubstep, garage, house and techno to create something entirely new. Fittingly, the Night Slugs label bosses use their remixes to stretch the track's source material into two extreme opposite directions. L-Vis 1990's mix draws out Mosca's trancey synths and hypnotic pads into an arching, cavernous crescendo, before dropping the track into a thunderous, jacking bigroom house riddim. Bok Bok puts those same synths to use as part of a crunked-out stepper, all 808 snaps and triplets fills that reference Bangladesh, Rustie and Lil Jon in equal parts, until he drowns it all in his signature washes of neon synth ecstasy