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Sixties psychedelic bands fall asleep beneath the flowers for a couple of hour-er -decades at your peril – lest someone re-imagine your biggest hit as a monstrous glitch breaks number. Like Leo does here of course on Dreams with that hit from Wallace Collection for one half of the latest Freemix action from Scour Records. Said antics are double-teamed with Lovin’, a bit of glitchy disco stomp so punishingly heavy it’ll make the surface of static pools of liquid (you know – beer in pint glasses and the like) vibrate like puddles do on Jurassic Park when the T-Rex is on its way. Yes. That heavy. Cop it below…