Following up to last year's highly praised `Lord For #39'. And now Landstrumm returns with this psychedelic 8 track minimal album that wires together dubstep and grime's modes and fx with a penchant for 8- bit melodies, brick-a-brack percussion and a touch of rave's rude energy. The tracks on `Bambaataa Eats His Breakfast' are infused with a joyous abandon , like the sweet melodies of opener `The Coconut Kestrel' or the melted patois voices, pulverising bass and computer game melody of `SK1 The Damager'.