Dubstep Division Recordings have released an album that is a rarity in the dubstep scene. Whilst the split between Grime and Dubstep has been very noticeable, with the Grime scene preferring to maintain it's MC-based, East London roots, and Dubstep choosing to branch out and feature remixes from some of the finest names in Techno, there has been a highlighted lack in vocal dubstep tracks. As soon as a vocalist or MC steps up to a Dubstep track, most people would then classify it as Grime.

This is where J Swif and Don Goliath step in. J Swif is best known as an MC in the D&B scene, and Don Goliath has helped convert him to Dubstep. Both feature heavily on this album which can be seen as the best offering Dubstep has to the mainstream urban music world, which has seen little in the way of crossover tracks, bar Benga's 'Night', which, seeing as it is an instrumental track, has limited value in today's commercial music marketplace.

A fantastic album for Grime, Dubstep, and Hip-Hop fans alike.