Low Syndicate Audio is back! This time, with No Human Sound. There is absolute no doubt this duo is one most representative artists from the last decade of Valencias Drum & Bass Scene. In their Low Syndicate Audio debut, they land with an EP where both the concept and the sound are pure sci-fi. With out a doubt why their artist name is No Human Sound. 'Ping Reality' opens the release in a explicit and hard way. Computer codes are materialized by acid influenced arpeggios and mercyless basslines, with only one mission, smash the dancefloor. Naming the EP, 'Sydney's Catalogue' takes us into minimalist and deep spheres through a clear reference to Ridley Scott's masterpiece, 'Blade Runner', where androids replace the life that humans have been taking little by little from the planet, being these in the end more human than humans. To finish, No Human Sound proposes an escape from earthly nonsense aboard Alien film legendary spaceship 'Nostromo', propelling us vertiginously towards the dark space void through sinister atmospheres that tighten until breaking into a supersonic drop. To round off the EP, we welcome to the label Plastiks, Leipzig based German producer, co-founder of Blackhill Production and DDNBC (Dark D&B Convention), and with music released on others labels such as Onset Audio or Tesseract Records. He brings a very special remix of 'Nostromo', where he reformulates the original song, subtracting adrenaline and giving it a solid and heavy rhythm, with a mid-tempo passage at the breakdown.