Formerly Ipswich-based producer Steve "Digital" Carr doesn't really need no introduction as he durably entrenched into the hearts and the eardrums of many lovers of more "dubbed" declensions of drum'n'bass by means of a plethora of tip-top banging tracks which have been scattered in many eminent catalogues such as the ones of Metalheadz, Renegade Hardware, Reinforced, Timeless and 31 Records. He comes back on Clive's Ingredients with a couple of master strokes: "Shaka Zulu" sounds like an invitation to join some circle of fire with its malicious distorted brass, clappy whiplashes, blowing barrages, tribal ornaments and frightful dub-like synths, while Digital sounds like having picked some bleeping bass bumps, cherubic choirs, charming claps, kick drums and Tramen break from his sound bank for "Archive", the "vintaged" track on the flipside for listener's pleasure!