Squarehead's latest is a collection of crisp house tracks that crackle with a twitching percussive energy and exert a warm bass embrace; titled “Bats and Stuff”, the release features five new tunes built for the dancefloor, including remixes by Shabby Doll fellow travellers Jack Fell Down and Francois Le Roy & Nanni.

- Bats
The melancholic synth pads have the power to tug at your heart – but just wait for the nag of that jumpy, paranoid shriek.

- Bats (Jack Fell Down Remix)
You'll be hooked from the first thump of the kick. Tracks like this are measured in megatons.

- Parrish
A hypnotic looping whistle propels this pulsing tune through seven minutes of good party vibes.

- WRK
Lose yourself in the nod and growl of that stuttering, baritone vocal snip. All right? OK? Yes sir!

- Bats (Francois Le Roy & Nanni Remix)
The title track gets a smooth house refurb fashioned in Milan.

Squarehead is just 20 years old, and one advantage that gives him – among many – is that the memory of first hearing serious dance music on a serious club system is still fresh in his mind. It gave him a new dedication to dancefloor precision, and when you listen to the “Bats and Stuff” EP, you'll hear the results loud and clear. So turn off the lights, get down in the darkness, and let Squarehead help spread your wings...