Those of you familiar with the Dub-Step scene will agree with me that this kid is the don dada of the land of Dub-Step. ‘Midnight Request Line’ is arguably the biggest tune in Dub-Step history and definitely the most requested. This album simply gets better by the listen, it’s draws you in with it’s dubbed out sub bass and musically it’s up there for being one of the best albums of 2006. From the haunting opening vibe of ‘Tortured Soul’ it moves into dancehall and Grime territory thanks to some sweet additions from vocalists Warrior Queen and JME. These are so many influences to be felt in this album that it would be hard to pidgeonhole the album as Dub-Step. For such a young producer Skream has so much talent, like an old head on young shoulders. This didn’t come off my player for weeks after I’d got it, I reckon it’ll be the same for almost everyone. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
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