Going head first in without any announcements, the newly signed beat-maker delivers 14 tracks of no-nonsense and heavy beats which is only meant to project bass loudly. 

Not only will this annoy your neighbours but will have them wanting to shut you down.  Well, that’s what we would like to believe. 

Heavily based on Dubstep; Dub and Reggae, Madman the Greatest wanted to create music without any form of limitations or boundaries of hoping for commercial success.  He wanted this to be dark but nice; hard but undistorted and composed with intensity.  

The overall atmosphere is leaves you wanting to turn your lights off, locked the doors and windows and play at an above average volume. 

Tracks like Viktim; The Dutty Anthem and Monster ensure the vision of neighbourhood get no peace.

Throughout the release, reggae influenced joints like Soundboy Burial & Rastaman Skank tries to induce the feeling of the 1980’s ska vibes that familiarised itself in British culture taking inspiration from The Specials and Madness.

Beats, Bass and very little vocals is what drives this no doubting the underground shaker.