EP number two for Planet Jumper on Slap Gravity: 'Masters of Self Restraint', sees the duo maintain their mid tempo heavy four on the floor electronic funk, that was present on their first EP for Slap Gravity: 'Over Easy'. 'A Lot Can Happen Between Now And Never' and 'Don't Let The Demons Run Amok', move along at a slightly slower tempo with the emphasis on sticky Moog bass lines. In contrast 'Masters Of Self Restraint' and 'It Was Never The Way You Thought It Was' pick up the pace to create tracks that are equally fat and funky, but are more percussive with a clear desire to drive the dance floor. Feedback for Masters of Self Restraint: Loving these...Pure party funk of the highest orderSerious work! Yam Who (Midnight Riot/ISM UK) Just letting you know the EP you sent me is having some serious plays in my last sets ....loving this ****. Rayko (Rare Wiri/Lumberjacks in Hell SPA) Love the tracks, fat bass lines everywhere, just how I like it. Dropping them at every party starting this next sat!. Thank you guys!' Teniente Castillo (Playpal SPA) Cool stuff, nice and funkyalways appreciate the funk. Stickybuds (Goodgroove/Adapted Records CAN) I just listened your EP and its gold. It sounds great! Phunktastike (Spirit Soul/Rare Wiri ARG) Sounding great! Some nice dance floor action on there. Pete Herbert (Maxi Discs UK) Amazing! Already downloaded. Future Feelings (Eskimo/Nang MEX) Sounding nice! Ron Basejam (Future Boogie - UK) Good stuff as usual, definitely digging 'Masters Of Self Restaint' and 'It was never the way You Thought It Was. Tad Wily (Homebreakin/Gomma/Mullett UK) These sound really good. Kon (BBE US) The tracks sound cool, low down boogie business. OOFT (Foto Recordings/Wolf Music UK) Very cool, (the EP) makes me grit my teeth, stomp my feet and shake my ass. The kicks sound very punchy. Luke McD (Smash Bang - AUS) I'm liking Don't Let Demons... and second It Was Never. I'm sure these rock in a club. Frank of All Good Funk Alliance (Funk Weapons - US) Great grooves again on the new EP. Hard to pick a clear winner there. Ray Mang (DFA/Crosstown Rebels/Mangled UK) Yeah nice stuff. Very Zapp influenced. (Hot Digits Music/Midnight Riot UK) Nice work! Really diggin 'Don't Let The Demons Run Amok'. Funky ass basslines you guys got going on! Retza (Chameleon/Smash Bang - AUS) Checked out Mastersfunky stuff there! It Was Never The Way and A Lot Can Happen are the cuts for me. Luke Bowditch (Tramp AUS) Loving it. Paz (Freakshow Disco/Groove Penguin AUS) My favourite is: It Was Never The Way You Thought It Was. Tonbe (Disco Fruit RS) A lot can happen' is slick, sounds like you've been working hard in the lab! Booshank (Unthank/Firecraker AUS) Really love the analogue bass feel and the vocal sampling is on point. I think my favourite is "It was never the way you thought it was". The breakdown with the spoken word on "Dont let the demons run amok" is also really good. I can definitely see these getting dropped by good disco/nu disco DJs. Viktor (Trust AUS) They sound great. Luke Pocock (Daydreams/Moon Palace AUS) Pure Planet Jumper. Youve got such an original sound. Nothing around like it!! Bassline on Dont let the demons run amok is off its head!! Fergus of Oddphonic (Smash Bang AUS) Your works are really nice, good quality sound. LTJ (IRMA/Hot Groovy ITA) My fav is the 1st one A lot can happen between now ... Good tune. Payfone (Golf Channel - UK) Really nice, especially It Was Never The Way You Thought It Was, that's got to be my favourite, love the funk grooves and the synths; top stuff. Reformed Society/Sound Gypsy (Bons/Super8/Dobara) Definitely dug it and appreciate you sharing!! Look forward to hearing more from you guys! Bobby C Sound TV (Ghetto Funk - US) Diggin the boogie feel & remarkably funky guitar on the first single - did you get Nile to play on it? Great work. Chris NG (Yum Yum Show AUS) Sounding good. 4 very usable tracks you have right there. Nice work! DJ Who (Revolver AUS) Tracks are good. Have played on air. Timmy Byrne (Kiss FM AUS)