DivKid will be using the Prawn Smacker EP as the launch of Lung Filler Records, so he has gone to great lengths to create a strong and diverse extended EP. The Prawn Smacker EP has 6 very different remixes, as well as the original track. This extended EP shows off just a small portion of the artists that DivKid will be working closely with, as well as the type of music that will be released by Lung Filler Records in the close future.

The original track consists of a pounding beat, a rich modulating bass synth and spontaneous glitches that fit into the groove. The breakdown and peak of the track incorporate a long, dramatic and haunting chord progression that is further enhanced by the eerie sound of the organ.

Industrial strength filth is order of the day for Reverend Pariah's remix. His remix conjures up a bleak and spacious vibe before introducing parts of the original. Crushing FX and warped sounds take over before the tracks slams in with a heavy cut up slice of dirty electro.

brotherZED takes a bold leap with his remix. Pushing the sound of the original out of the window he conjures up a diverse slab of EDM that could happily sit within the walls of electronica or electro. A triplet groove sets the pace while huge brass hits keep the listener hooked. An orchestral breakdown brings back the original chord progression before moving back to the tough triplet rhythms and glitch synths that precede it.

Mechanical noise and metallic machine sounds give Grubby's remix an industrial feel that he works over a contagious dubstep beat. Heavily automated bass stutters and wobbles keep the track moving over a huge kick and snare pattern.

Jedeye's electro remix makes full use of his dubstep productions skills. Showcasing strong synthetic basslines, stuttering swung synths and fidgeting pitch bends that sit on top of thick electro house beat.

Mark Kane's remix sticks true to his sound with stripped back tech infused beats. Working from the track's synth line, he cuts up a stuttering pattern and adds that to an already infectious groove before sticking true to the original and making full use of the chord progression.

The Bonn Lewis remix adds a new dark and twisted dimension to the track, with pitch bent chords and a slurring new dissonant melody. A heavy swung bassline and distorted synth pushes the track forward in this relentless heavy electro take on the track.