TeeDubyaBee Such a lush track - the close-miked vocals, the synth pads, the ticking drums, thrumming bass and chiming guitars. Haunting and beautiful. Favorite track: Vpiznavaty.

d.a.b. Quite possibly the most important release of today — or of time itself.

ghosttropics This feels like the brooding, haunted sibling of Airdrop II, at times reminding me of Andy Stott and Burial in its blurry spaciousness.

If II was the getaway car hurtling full speed, III is the late night bus ride crawling slowly through an unfamiliar neighbourhood, a soundtrack for dim lights on vacant lots and clandestine street corner encounters.

dj no respect spectral rave music Favorite track: Airdrop 10 (Earl's Skank).

Omaan This is like a book full of thrilling scary stories. Takes you right in from the start, as things slowly get more crazy the more you listen. Love to be hearing a bit more of the dnb stuff.

ghosttropics Some serious bass mastery on display here. While I'm admittedly not hugely familiar with grime and jungle, Low End Activist's music dominates a very specific corner of my brain that craves hard hitting, skittering percussion and the kind of punchy bass that makes me feel like I am getting my ass kicked by a good soundsystem, and Airdrop II is probably the most relentless entry in his discog I have come across so far, a concrete block on the gas pedal.