Is jungle music facing an identity crisis at the moment? It certainly seems that the genre has passed on from the classic scattering breaks and psychedelic melodies in favour of a more dance-floor friendly, dark two-step style. While this makes for less innovation and multi-purpose listening, it does seem that jungle has gained a popularity in the clubs that techno hasn't known for a long time. Teebee's debut album fits firmly into this mould. Breaks are kept to a minimal two-steppin' regime throughout, while sci-fi samples and horror movie atmospherics slide from left to right speaker. It might not be quite as ground-breaking as some of C18's material, but Teebee has infused a definite atmosphere of his own into these standardised sounds and it's dangerously engaging. Moody, melodic and sub-bass heavy, Black Science Labs will have you wiggling energetically despite a few generic tendencies.