Roman Lowriderz is coming back on the label with the second part of his "Lunar Hockey League EP". Musically, the release continues its course set in Part I. The first two tracks "Around Me" and «Broken» can be characterized as deep jump-up; "Black Hole", already pointed out by such maitres as Noisia, is a punchy roller with deep sounding and mainstream concept; the Distant Future’s remix on "Face Off» from the first part is also a deep roller, however with a smoother, rather than the original, structure.

Roman Lowriderz is coming back on the label with the second part of his "Lunar Hockey League EP". Musically, the release continues its course set in Part I. The first two tracks "Around Me" and «Broken» can be characterized as deep jump-up; "Black Hole", already pointed out by such maitres as Noisia, is a punchy roller with deep sounding and mainstream concept; the Distant Future’s remix on "Face Off» from the first part is also a deep roller, however with a smoother, rather than the original, structure.

Roman Lowriderz is coming back on the label with the second part of his "Lunar Hockey League EP". Musically, the release continues its course set in Part I. The first two tracks "Around Me" and «Broken» can be characterized as deep jump-up; "Black Hole", already pointed out by such maitres as Noisia, is a punchy roller with deep sounding and mainstream concept; the Distant Future’s remix on "Face Off» from the first part is also a deep roller, however with a smoother, rather than the original, structure.

Roman Lowriderz is coming back on the label with the second part of his "Lunar Hockey League EP". Musically, the release continues its course set in Part I. The first two tracks "Around Me" and «Broken» can be characterized as deep jump-up; "Black Hole", already pointed out by such maitres as Noisia, is a punchy roller with deep sounding and mainstream concept; the Distant Future’s remix on "Face Off» from the first part is also a deep roller, however with a smoother, rather than the original, structure.