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[RATING: 5] There was a time a few years ago when every song seemed to have a little bit of vocoder on it. Funnily enough, it was about the same time that you couldn’t turn a corner (or find somewhere to stand at a gig) without being thrust aside by the noisy Ozomatli-conga as they made their way from green room to stage. But what happens if you reverse the situation and reduce Ozomatli to little more than a hook and vocoderise not a little bit but everything except the drums? Wonder no longer, as Boogieburg beat merchant Spark Arrester has already done the hard work – and it’s a banger. Cop it below…