Another clash of the titans unravels as UMEK goes head to head with Pleasurekraft on this sly one-tracker. Led by huge chord stabs in a familiar progression, "Korea" is bound to be a household tune (no pun intended), also serving as an infectious ear worm. Don't let the melodic sensibilities confuse you, though. The stomping rhythm section blows everything to smithereens and trademarked vocal edits add the much-needed madness.

Olivier is no stranger to the perfect groove and here he delivers another lesson with the title track's evil bass doing all the talking, while indecipherable spoken word snippets and what can only be described as James Brown on crack go head to head with busy snares.

The almighty Filterheadz nod firmly to the sound that shaped their stellar journey and at the same time formulate the blueprint for the next page of their sonic evolution.The monstrous groove based on their custom tribal programming rips and roars over the rubble before their trademarked vocals kick in and remind us of who we are tuned in to. No Filterheadz anthem would be complete without an epic breakdown, and with this one we are definitely taken back to better days, courtesy of the ever-familiar lead.