By now, we should all be familiar with Ghost Phone’s unique formula, namely chopped, screwed, twisted and re-imagined R&B workouts provided by a never-named crew of mystery producers. The Bristol based imprint has moved the goalposts once more on volume five, first fusing grime and dub techno and the pleasingly stoned and weighty ‘Hotline’, before opting for more extensive vocals, glassy-eyed chords and bustling beats on ‘Come Over’. ‘Hit Diff’ raises the bar further by combining jungle breaks and the forthright attitude of ghetto-tech, while ‘Blame’ is a deliciously warming, loved-up slab of hazy R&B brilliance. If there’s a more inventive and inspired rework series out there, we’ve yet to find it.