(Soma/Stomp)

Craig Morrison and Graeme Reedy are a Scottish pair better known collectively as Silicone Soul (already one of the UK’s most celebrated production duos). Have dished out yet another single, set to be added to many a dj’s ‘high spin’ lists.

‘Under a Werewolf Moon’ is their next chapter lifted from their highly applauded long player ‘Staring Into Space,’ it’s a 7-minute journey that’ll have you feeling as though you’ve just been catapulted straight into space.

With a rich house bassline, lifted straight from the pages of the classic house bible. It creeps and crawls, itches and twitches, slowly but surely before hitting you over the head and sling-shoting you into the outer regions of this world not yet explored. A place where sound and space co-exist just as important to one another to create the scenes, feelings, emotions and reactions of that unknown land, and Silicone Soul are there, above it all holding the controls.

The B-side sees Martinez take it one step further, as he techs things up a little, adding a high dose of electro into the already catchy groove, which orbits you just that little bit faster. As the stars now fly past you and all around you at an almost blinding speed before you meet with your ultimate dizzy and dazed ending with the shadow of a smile left upon your face.