This November will see the Little Helpers imprint mark a milestone two hundred (!) releases with a six-track EP from Alexi Delano & Butane. The Little Helpers imprint was launched in 2009 by Andrew Rasse aka Butane and Sean ONeal aka Someone Else and since its inception has broken countless up-and-coming artists to the scene, as well as releasing material from heavy hitters such as Ryan Crosson, Tim Xavier, Mark Henning, Flashmob, and more. Here we see the label mark a momentous two hundred releases with label co-founder Butane pairing up with Alexi Delano for a fresh collaborative EP. The release consists of six finely-tuned technoid tracks, a unique psychedelic style for which Butane and Alexi's collaborations have become famous. The opening track kicks things off on a slow burning, hypnotict ip with bumpy drums, vacillating synth swirls and rounded sub bass tones. 200-2 follows and brings a shuffley rhythm, hooky bass stabs and eerie modulating atmosphere, while 200-3 lays down a broken, lo-fi fe