Beloved dubstep prodigy Skream, who’ll be turning up the bass on local festival goers with partner in crime Benga this summer, has peppered fans with a wealth of material following his 2006 debut, but it would seem as though some of Skream’s heavy output has been lost along the way, with UK imprint Keysound announcing they’ll be releasing some ‘lost classics’ from Skream.

Speaking with FACT, the mastermind behind the dub-centric label, Blackdown, revealed that the label have got a hold of two Skream tracks from 2005 and will be pressing them to wax (and MP3s too, we guess) after the label’s next release from Sully.

“After Sully I’ve got two lost classics from Skream, Sweetz (2005 Flex), which as the title suggests is a 2005 beat, really melodic and Detroit-esque,” the label head and producer told the mag. “On the flip is Angry World, which is cinematic and swung in a sort of Horsepower way. They both hark back to an earlier era of dubstep, the [Brixton club] 3rd Base times: an era I think Dusk and I will never stop loving.”

If those lost classics sound tasty, then get your wobble on with Skream and Benga as they trek across the country this summer, full info in the links below.