Roni Size is releasing a re-edited version of his 1997 classic album ‘New Forms’ next month.

The record which he made alongside Reprazent is widely heralded as a drum n’ bass masterpiece and even scooped the 1997 Mercury Music Prize ahead of Radiohead’s ‘OK Computer’ and The Prodigy’s ‘Fat of the Land.’

Now, Roni has reworked the record, re-dubbed ‘New Forms2’, so that it will appeal to those who were too young to discover it first time round.

He explains: “The generation of those who missed it will be able to appreciate the album with the new coat of armour I have added to the original tracks.

“I think fans of the original album always appreciate what we did with the technology of the day. This latest version shows what is possible now.”

‘New Forms2’ will be augmented by three bonus tracks and will hit the shelves on April 7.