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Aktion Pak (released via Aphex Twin's Rephlex Records) combined the ferocious flow of Warrior Queen's bars with one of the earliest excavations of razor-edged dancehall from The Bug.

One of the earliest incarnations of Pressure, this one off a Hyperdub 12" submerged the deepest South LDN dubstep sound with Warrior Queens blazing MC chatta and one shot killer snares.

Arguably one of the biggest tracks from both the Bug and Warrior Queen to date, Poison Dart's earth quake shuddering basslines sent out shocks that have rooted themselves deep in the DNA of the PRESSURE label.

Autechre's legendary Skeng remix shaped the earliest elements of the metallic crunch that came to define the dancehall destruction of Miss Red's Murder mixtape in 2015.

Hitting hard in 2012, The Bug and Miss Red's Diss Mi Army set the acid ragga sound to the boiling point, this track is famous for being so hot that any daring DJs that spun it would have to wear oven gloves while dropping it on the deck.

Showing that they worked just as well at crafting acid bangers as they did with the more smokey, introspective moments, Mi Lost is the sound of Rhythm & Sound if they had relocated from the spacious streets of Berlin and deep into the London Zoo.

Returning fully armoured with lyrics so sharp they cut through rival MCs' bars like a hot knife going at an ice cream, Miss Red's flow could only be alongside this chainsaw grime riddim from Andy Stott.

Miss Red and Mark Pritchard's Murder does exactly as it says on the tin, burying sound boys and girls alike in an avalanche of bars, beats and a kick drum so heavy you'd swear it was made from concrete.

Miss Red's hook up with GAIKA saw the duo go head to head in a downward spiral of paranoid trap beats and a soulful delivery that shows both sides to Miss Red's vocal delivery.

Freshly fired up from Miss Red's studio, Dagga is the perfect hit of PRESSURE, one that has been bubbling away throughout her discography to date, yet Dagga goes in for the K.O. and hits hardest each and every time.