With the success of his debut release on Untold's Hemlock Recordings still ringing in his ears, newcomer Guy Andrews finds himself snapped up by Hotflush for the next chapter in his burgeoning career in the bass nexus. Everything is altogether beefier than his Hemlock drop, eschewing the more delicate Metalheadz vibe of the first single for some thundering house/techno hybrids in the Joy O & Boddika mould. "The Wait" comes on with juddering mechanical death rattles and warehouse sized flecks of acid bass, all held together with an intricate percussive flair. "Hands In Mine" meanwhile sees a more percussive led variation on the A-Side, drenched in a foggier sort of atmosphere and led by booming toms and gurgling synths running underneath.