Words can be no substitute for the aural experience, but if you will have words, the duo’s first album, released on the 10th of May 2010, offers an intriguing variety of sounds, including what the duo describe as ’50s and ’60s-inspired space music, mood music for film and TV, haunting vocal tracks and switched-on cover versions of ’70s funk classics realised on the Moog synthesiser.

Robert Cohen

Already getting support on radio and in clubs from Gilles Peterson, DJ Food/Strictly Kev, Edan and DJ Muro.

In the words of DJ Spinna:

“Reverse Engineering is a refreshing mesh of the past, present and the future. It's like Mort Garson rocking shell toe Adidas with fat laces blasting into the galaxy in a funky space ship. This record will remain in the crates forever. Don't sleep!”