This appetizer by Manchester-based producer Sam Walton is going to mouthwater the eardrums of many followers of the renowned Hyperdub label and its stable of beat-bucking nags and colts with a penchant for unusual compositional logic, as usual. It precedes the already announced release of his very first album "Beyond" and sets the stage by a coulple of amazing tracks: "Baby" has been built around an R'n'B acappella and bumping crackles of kick and snare drums, which sounds like enliven a proper construction site or supposedly a joiner's workshop as suggested by the tapping jam of noises of engines, hacksaws, alembics, gearwheels and so on, as if Walton discovered a "workbench" dimension and an inner savage order for R'n'b. After this bizarre (but really amazing) declension, which comes with an instrumental version, "Can't You See" increases salivation and appetite by hanging a billowing pad-synth over goading twists of bumping basses, dry snares and whirling 8-bits whetstones. Even if it's a strictly limited appetizer, "Baby" is a very efficacious teaser and a proper exhortation to move beyond.