TAKE A NIGHT FLIGHT WITH 'BATS AND STUFF' With a handful of releases to its name, not to mention some booming parties and the cutest logo this side of Hello Kitty, Sheffield label Shabby Doll is forging quite an identity both within the city and across the global dance community. Its roster includes legends like Winston Hazel and Nail-both pioneers with a house history reaching back at least two decades-but equally exciting is the label's love of the freshest young talent around. Squarehead is the latest young producer to sparkle on Shabby Doll, with his 'Bats and Stuff' EP delivering yet more bump and wallop for the discerning house head. Otherwise known as Oliver Ledger, Squarehead is possessed of a precocious talent – his debut 'Keep It Moving' EP on Bad Taste was a Juno Download number one, while his records have won hard-earned airplay on Radio One thanks to supporters like Toddla T and Skream - and with DJ appearances across Europe plus his own 5ANDSEVEN label, he's right at the heart of Sheffield's current underground scene. Squarehead's latest is a collection of crisp house tracks that crackle with a twitching percussive energy and exert a warm bass embrace; titled 'Bats and Stuff', the vinyl features four new tunes built for the dancefloor, including a hefty 'Bats' remix by Shabby Doll fellow traveller Jack Fell Down.