"You don't love me no more..." London's deep tech trunkloader Aurum provide a four-track portmanteau of snappy tunes, straight from favourite artists. Resident label hopper Ray Mono shares a side with Italian friend Fedo, both of whom provide interpretable vocal lines over lively petri-dish beats. Gili follows up last year's 'Club Love Story' with a decidedly less romantic affair with dark acid, while a bitcrush-heavy teaser calls the curtain on the B2: Ian Oskadev's 'Tool For Her', reviving the romance lost on the preceding track.