limited edition vinyl pressing with a1 poster. back in may of 2009, blackdown posted an in-depth interview with kryptic minds and loefah, breaking down how loefah started his swamp81 they spoke at length about the parallels between dnb and dubstep, especially from a label-sound point. well, at the end of this month, you can own whats sure to be one of the scenes more captivating releases to date. >what i want to push with swamp 81 is the gap that isnt really being represented anymore. the roller, the halfstep? spacious.< what loefah heard in those first few kryptic minds beats is edgy, rolling, stripped back spacious dubstep that was spectacularly well made and also had its own identity ? emotive, organic in places, very junglist in spirit ? unlike the vast number of producers who tried to clone his sound in 2006, and failed.