Some strictly limited edition white label heat here, as James Ruskin and Karl O'Connor deliver two sides of recordings from a recent London live show. The A-Side, featuring James Ruskin's "Live Rhythm Separate" is a combination Ruskin's classic track 'Work' alongside the blunted rhythms of Kalon's 'Man Is The Superior Animal', offering all enveloping bass and metallic machine persussion. The B-Side features a live version of Karl O'Connor's "Live Tonal Separate", an ambient track whose moody pads and bubbling samples make an excellent beatless intro/outro tool, as well as an immersive listening experience. And if there's any worry about the quality of the tracks being compromised given these are live recordings, then don't; the tracks are as crisp as any of their studio work.
