Bringing you the more musical side of dancefloor, four of the "Woofercookers" crew offer up their own unique brands of woofer-cooking, with vegetables. "Laidback Lettuce" instantly grabs you with clever arpeggiated stabs, and follows through nicely with perfectly contrasting bass tones and pauses. Watch for the second drop! Bevvy Swift's "Bean so Lonely" is irresistibly danceable, and heavily influenced by the swedish minimal funk movement, a.k.a. "skweee", with a touch of that bristol space pimp sound. "Risky Rutabaga" is a psychedelic journey through the mind of a legume on the loose. Complete with morphing bass tones and crying leads, this is Ill-Esha at her finest. "Savage Cabbage" starts off sounding a bit like music from some 16-bit paradise, and quickly morphs into a stomping yet ethereal beast, rounding off the EP tastefully - in true Dewey dB style.

Previews of the tracks are available here, the EP will be available for purchase on WooferCookers.com April 15th, 2010. The full EP will sell for $6, and the individual tracks will be $2 each.