Released on Aus Music, “Stash” marked a key release in BICEP’s early run of club-focused records.

Moving away from the raw disco edits associated with their early blog era, the EP leaned further into hardware-driven production – combining thick basslines, analogue synth work and dusty drum machine patterns across a series of house and garage-influenced tracks.

The title track “Stash” became an underground favourite for its rolling energy, while the wider EP helped define the emotive, analogue-led sound that would become closely associated with BICEP’s early productions.