Another track that shapes up to be one of those innocuous hard house bangers is the latest exploit from Luca Venezia, better-known as New York’s Drop The Lime. Releasing bits-and-bobs since 2003, Venezia shifted his focus away from breakcore to concentrate on forming a modernist approach to house music. Since 2005 he’s remixed tracks from Armand Van Helden, Moby and Little Boots whilst DJing relentlessly across America’s East Coast.

Boisterously titled ‘Sex Sax’ encapsulates everything I don’t want to hear at my local rave. It commences with brash saxophone samples accompanied by a beat reminiscent of having my head repeatedly battered against a wall. Yet when it drops midway through it all begins to make sense. Those idiotic basslines seamlessly progress with the beat and it’s impossible to resist being drawn in by its outlandish nature. Nice.