The chaotic nature of his movements is mirrored in Helix' productions. Taking a strong influence from the into-infinity a/b switch of 8 bar grime, "Whoosh Ice Dispenser" is a dense and turbulent drum workout, riding out on top of massive pitched 808 subs. Unexpected respite comes half way through in the way of a single but wholly transformative chord, a rare moment of human emotion for Club Constructions, but certainly restrained enough to fit the bill. "Track Titled 1" is a club tool of epic proportions - Jersey kicks patterns paired with one single chord stab are pretty much the only ingredients here, but Helix' flanger does all the work, driving ever upwards with G6 intensity. "Linn Jam" is the ultimate Club Construction, as pure as L-Vis' first installment, comprised entirely of pulverising Linndrum blastbeats (think metal drumming). In typically irreverent fashion Helix uses this as a skeleton for a trancey, submerged arpeggiator workout on "Linn Jam w/ Synth". First premiered in Bok Bok's NSMIX, "Damnson" closes the EP on a note of cavernous, hard, club-banging techno.