Allen Saei aka Aubrey has over 23 years hands on experience of the scene. His DJ career took him from his first residency in Portsmouth's 'Central Park', to playing London's biggest raves and parties in the 1990's, sharing the decks with the likes of Carl Cox, Groove Rider and Mr C. Launching his own Solid Groove Records in 1990, Aubrey's career went from strength to strength. Releases and remixes followed for labels including Sublime, The End, Ferox, Mosaic, Reel, Intec and Leftfield's label, Offshoot. His material was licensed by Derrick May, Terry Francis, Pete Tong and Carl Cox, and his track 'Early Riser' co-written with Max Brennan, featured on the very first Fabric 01 compilation, mixed by Craig Richards. 2010 saw him release 'Dark' on Belgian label Mowar, and he followed that with his Komplex De Deep debut, the 'High Pass Highway' EP. 2011 saw him return with the beautiful"Harlequin Opal" Ep and today he follows that with his latest collection, 6AM Decay. The genial touch of Aubrey and his unrivalled ability to transport the listener effortlessly and elegantly on a sparse collection of razor edged sounds is evident once again, most notably in the title track. 6AM Decay has already featured on the recent KDD All Stars 001 vinyl release and seen support from Jerome Sydenham and Function. Here it kicks off the new ep and is backed by the cinematic-laboratory soundscape of Retreat. Respect To All Those Acid Trax, Aubrey's ode to the glory days of the corrosive sound and a track that will only be found on the vinyl pressing of the EP is up next before we are treated to the desolate and percolating rhythms of Pulsewidth. Label boss Master-H closes the release with his rework of Respect To All Those Acid Trax.