Rhythm Plate? Ee arr bah gum ‘n all our kid. Matt Rhythm and Ant Plate, our favourite hillbilly reprobates, are back in town. They’re just like James Herriott, that country vet from the telly - except they wear shellsuits and dig deep house. Their last release on Winding Road was the ABCDE EP. Everyone loved it. Then they went out farming and didn’t return. Now the lambing season is over, Matlock’s housiest bumpkins have rolled back into t’mill to unleash their cattle-bothering sounds on unsuspecting fangled city folk. This EP is rock solid from top to bottom. Rock. Solid. Even Rhythm Plate say this is their best ever release. This means - 4 tracks of burning, pumping, forward-thinking house music. Every track on this EP is a killer tune, whether it’s dark warehouse soul, throbbing deep house or early 80s disco dub. Silence Is sounds like DFA playing at a Berlin warehouse rave. Techno, live bass and wild vocals - crazy anthem. Hard Times is tight, heavyweight house which will tear the roof off when played in a sweaty club. Remember The Days is an instant dancefloor-filler with life-affirming rubbery bass movements and warm squidgy chords. Node Out is stripped-down underground disco dub with chunky 80s beats and jiggy piano stabs. Absolute winner. Another Winding Road classic.. Music from our souls. From arseholes to your souls. From Abba to Gabba. From old school rave to Chas and Dave. Telling yar.