Jack in to the Mindhelmet. The London-based dance label here welcome rising producer and apparent ravewear icon Griggy, for a snappy, cheeky episode of freaky techno slinging in four breaths. 'If I Had It My Way' is the opening omnipotent fantasy, the guesting voice of a young child repeatedly posing the protasis "if I had it my way...", though refusing to finish the statement with any kind of demand. Enough raving makes you easygoing, we guess. 'Under Pressure' meanwhile works Method Man & Redman vocals through weird progressive clodder, and the trend of hip-hop scratch glitchiness continues on all the way to 'That Scratching Thing'.

(Juno Review)