CLP (Chris de Luca vs Phon.o) plug into each other for a a killer set of future electro'n'b on Shitkatapult with guest spots from Yo Majesty, tunde Olaniran, White Gold Princess, Rayzaflo and loads more. The styles move light years away from the glitched electro and electronica of previous releases, and plonk themselves squarely in the club world with phat productions cut for the global bass scene with Nu-Era hats tipped to the Timbaland on 'Dip', Diplo or Tittsworth on 'Club Thang' feat Mochipet & Hustle Heads, or the Neptunes on 'Spaceballs'. It's funky and phat and could easily knack a good r'n'b club in. Blong!

Here we go! This is CLP (Chris de Luca vs Phon.o)'s banging Ep on Boysnoize Rec. Ready Or Not and Ain't Nobody Cooler are unconventional combination of intergalactic hip hop, ghetto beats, sexy booty IDM and dirty techno goes beyond typical contemporary genre boundaries. Great remixes come from Diplo (Producer of Santagold, Bonde Do Role) and his buddy Dj Sega(Mad Decent) and Mixhell (Iggor Cavalera, Sepultura & Laima Leyton) who deliver fantastic reworks.

From the ruins of the birthplace of Techno, Detroit Underground proudly presents their 7th release Phon.o's EP Big Beaver Rd in the ongoing compilation series. Feat. DU alumnus and Shitkatapult recording artist Phon.o this new 12' again reaffirms Detroit Underground's love of all things booty, squashed, crunchy and genre-defying. Sick twelve, play loud!

Fire! Phon.o comes up with his first album on Shitkatapult/Tigerbeat6 called Burn Down The Town. He aims nicely and bold into the open body of booty karaoke, in fact, with the help of his versatile taste inventory and speed. This is his own trademark and solidifies his role as a musical heavyweight and sexually confident Eastern German. If the hectic rammer-beats of ghetto-tech are more something for followers of ejaculatio praecox, then the rough stop 'n go patterns of Phon.o are more fit for pleasure-seekers of perverted lags.

Trick Or Treat is Phon.o and Kevin 'just don't bust my bladder' Blechdom's answer to 50 Cent in the candy shop. This may already be a hit for Halloween, and this song should be mentioned in one breath with the foot stank of Usher, Timbaland and the Neptunes, whereas Kevin Blechdom smells more like Missy Elliott and Destiny's Child. The funk comes from Funkstörung: their remix of Trick Or Treat bears traceable elements of this tolerant music style around the groundwork of Kevin Blechdom. 'Hoes ova Bros' – such rhymes make ghetto-tech drop its underpants, and that's what Busted In Da D is supposed to do. Phon.o twists the words of a white thrash dude from Detroit named Sadik006 who remains unpunished. Big surprise that the beast from San Francisco Kit Clayton himself puts his hands on a remix even though he vowed to never make music again. Apart from having a rarity bonus, this piece is as superior as you can expect it from the most intelligent person in the never ever dying- out world of rave music.