For his first EP on Keysound Recordings, the label that has had releases from both Wiley and Zomby, Logos unleashes four tracks of sublime eski funk.

The A-Side presents "Kowloon" and "Atlanta96", two glacial arp-jams that revisit Wiley's effortlessly brave beatless "devil mix" idea.

The B-Side, whose label features a photo taken by Wiley of the very synths he used to re-wire garage, enters more percussive realms.

"King Mob VIP" is like "Kowloon" in negative, the boney exoskeleton to the A-Side's fluid flesh.

Finally "Error 808" is 8-bar grime from a Swamp81 mindset, complete with a familiar-yet-twisted infectious vocal hook.