No introduction is needed for the well known back to back duo Cally & Juice. Keeping one of the busiest diary's of any UK DJ, playing at all of the world's biggest events and festivals they are constantly pushing their brand of hard dance music to the ever appreciative clubber. For the last 8 years, Ganjaguru has carved a niche in the hard dance scene and created a well-built reputation making his name a buzzword on the Malaysian and Melbourne circuit scene. The co-founder of the Bass Agents, Ganjaguru can be seen playing a diverse range of styles but his focus, hard driving relentless bassline's. He is also part of a crew called Bass Agents, who have their own Hard Dance label called BAXX and even their own clothing line. Ourstyle is Cally & Juice's outlet for their unique productions that basically fuse together the main elements of Hard Trance and Hardstyle while incorporating sounds from many other genres that influence them, such as rock, drum & bass, old skool and hip hop to name a few. As well as the Ourstyle label which will be home to the vinyl releases, there's also Ourstyle Digital and Ourstyle Digital Exclusive for all download formats. I've Become Known for being big fans of many rock acts like Metallica, Korn, Blink 182 and Marilyn Manson, to name but a few, it's no surprise Linkin Park's 'Numb' caught Cally & Juice's attention. However like many of C&J's bootlegs, which are kept exclusively for their sets, they thought they'd create an original piece around the vocal. This is out and out bassline hardstyle, which thanks to the likes of Technoboy, Headhunterz, Showtek and Cally & Juice themselves, has made a recent comeback, in a big way. Arguably one of Cally & Juice's finest original pieces to date, this is bound to get support from all the big guns. War Just as yin balances yang, with a great hardstyle track already featuring on this release, to balance out the force there's a belter of a hard trance track to go with it. As hard trance tracks go, they don't come much better. Not only is this tough and uplifting, but the melodies are extremely clever, with subtle but emotional chord progressions and key changes throughout. Also if the first melody doesn't impress you enough (and believe you me it will), the second melody which is part of the main breakdown is good enough to rival any anthem out there.