The pound system boys are back with yet another taste of some great pumpin' beats. The Melbourne duo's latest track, 'As you were' dishes up a fine display of classic homegrown drum & bass.

Woody and Rev have been delivering groundbreaking drum & bass tracks, since writing 'Tooled Up' in 97'. With previous collaborations with the likes of Sarah Mcleoud (The Superjesus), 28 Days, Josh Abraham's and many, many more, this dynamic duo have defiantly already proven their worthiness in the oz music scene.

This track takes the band into deeper water with an edgier progressive house sound to previous releases.

The vibey 'As you were' track isn't a hardcore dance anthem, and instead probably appeals to fans of trance and chilled out genres. Definitely not recommended for rock kids, your tolerance level will probably exceed after the first ten seconds. But for those who wish to pay homage to a truly remarkable Aussie outfit, 'As you were' is a fine track and defiantly worth checking out.

Track Listing:
1. As You Were (Edit)
2. As You Were
3. Everysound
4. Fish (live in Australia 2001)

Reviewed by Bridget Porich.