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The delayed strings and commanding bass-line builds tension from the offset, the tough beats of Rumors highlight the darker, dance-floor territory we find in S.O.S’s dj sets but less commonly in their studio production. Heads down, late night boogie business at it’s finest. Labirintismo’s ethereal panning melodies drift over solid beats and a warm offbeat bass-line. Reminiscent of early Peace Frog material, it’s dreamy electric piano riff’s contrast pleasingly against its rugged foundations. S.O.S. illustrate their knack for unusual and catchy bass-lines on Beat Jam, their melodies always answering the questions posed by their B-lines. The cheeky vocal sample sits neatly over sparse but precisely placed percussion, less as they say is more. A Man Black Man with it’s beautiful grand piano keys and tribal percussion, full of the duo’s nuances, rounds off the EP in style, an eclectic mix of Bingo’s funk & soul roots and Alex’s Detroit and Chicago influences.