When Spaces released his debut EP “One” on Bleep, very little was known about the producer. Since then he has released the 4 track “Potential” EP and picked up wide support most notably from Björk, who had Spaces co-produce the final track on her “Vulnicura” album. Spaces returns with “Two”, the second in a trilogy of releases, hitting straight back with his unique blend of puncturing percussions and weird, compressed textures. To finish, this EP has the added bonus of a remix from Mark Fell (SND/Sensate Focus), an early supporter of Spaces' work. With the opening track “Make The Switch”, Spaces reveals his most dancefloor-friendly cut to date. Although be warned, with its unexpected piercing distortions and glassy siren hits, this is not for a faint-hearted dancefloor. “Chase Back” follows up with a 4/4 groove built around a loud, cacophonous build, which crescendos to a new plateau bound to please more adventurous DJs looking for a segue tool. On the other side “Noon To” creates a feeling of claustrophobia, an ever approaching drum pattern closes in on your senses then distortions make way for an eerie multicoloured calm in the storm making this the standout song of the EP. For the final track, Mark Fell re-imagines “Make The Switch” as an intricate plethora of percussion rolling and tumbling its way through a playful logic that is distinctive and can only be his own.