Details: Fresh off his explosive Boiler Room performance in Liverpool, the dust is yet to settle from the electronic eruptions caused by GTOWN head-honcho and energy inducer, Kettama. Namely, the damage caused by his latest armored artillery; 'GTOWN004', a radioactive EP with devastatingly euphoric consequences. 'Samba Soccer 2001' is the track that opens the door to 'GTOWN004', as we're welcomed by an anonymous voice that insults the listener; a perfect introduction to a project that is wildly unapologetic in it's character, and utterly ruthless in it's delivery. Released as the first single from the 'GTOWN004' EP, 'Samba Soccer 2001' has already been greatly received by the GTOWN faithful, and sets the tone for what is arguably Kettama's most complete, and anticipated project yet. The EP starts as it means to go on, as Kettama drops another bombshell with 'Blitz Zuruck.' With a euphoric soundscape which the producer partners with a punishing bassline, this track is deeply nostalgic, embodying a time-capsule in the thick of a modern rave-renaissance. Further elements of revamped rave-nostalgia are seen in 'Slaap Lekker', before we're taken deep into the belly of the Galway beast with the atomic 'GTOWN IN EFFEKT', and finally killed off with the 'Rock Da Cliffe Mix' of 'Blitz Zuruck.' 'GTOWN004' features an ungodly blend of sounds, and in the process, creates an atmosphere that is both ecstatic enough for heaven, and sinister enough for hell. Purpose built for dance-floor destruction, Kettama's infusion of stomach-churning bass, hypnagogic synthesizers, soulful vocals and contagious drum patterns result in an utterly pure, addictive sound. From Galway to Vienna, Liverpool to New York, the track will be road tested amongst an armored artillery of records, with dance-floor devastation an inevitable outcome. With his name boldly imprinted on the lineups for the likes of AVA Festival in Belfast, CRSSD in Miami, 121 Festival in New Zealand and Terminal V Festival in Edinburgh, Kettama's worldwide domination of sound-systems continues.