The biggest dance track of 2004 was Drop the pressure, an electronic monster from some bloke who callsed Mylo. Any nightclub, trendy or not, dropped this track st some point(or more than once) and as the momentum builds in the track the club would go ballistic.

It is magnificent and there's no way that Mylo bloke could follow it. A year later though, presumable after hearing some dodgy DJ splicing the two tracks, he released Doctor pressure. A mix of Drop the pressure with MSM's Doctor beat and remarkable it works. Not only does it have the magnificence of the original but now it gives you some vocals to hang onto. Now anyone from your nephew to your aunt can dance to this track. A sure bet for weddings!

And they don't skimp on quality. As well as the splice mentioned above you get the original club mix which is probably still that much cooler. On Side B you get two mixes, the Rex the Dog mix and the Stantown Warriors mix. Rex, for me, just tends to get in the way of a classic mix. The stanton warriors, whoever they are, tend to be more subtle but again don't overtake the original.

As they say for DJ,s this record is a LOUD pressing.