We are back with release number 217 featuring Hatewax and Muza.
Let’s start off with the title track 'Aristotle' and channels introspection through a relentless groove. The track builds on philosophical tension, pairing rolling low-end energy with intricate drum programming and subtle filter sweeps. There's a cerebral quality in its progression: layers unfold like arguments in a dialectic, with each percussive stab and metallic echo pulling the listener deeper into a trance of logic and rhythm.
Next up on the release is 'Boilerpoint' a deep, industrial groove that steadily morphs into a full-body workout. Stuttering percussion patterns and a thick, rubbery bassline keep the pressure locked while warped atmospheres pulse in the background, creating a sense of imminent release, but never gives it up entirely keeping dancers in a hypnotic state of suspense.
The third track on the release 'Eratosthene' is a nod to the ancient mathematician, built for the dancers. The groove here is tighter, more compact, and driven by syncopated low-end pulses and a maze of shuffled hi-hats. Hazy synth textures drift in and out of the mix like ghost signals from a long-lost satellite.
Last on the EP 'Plastamax' brings a raw and gritty flavour. Saturated drum hits and a morphing sequence of synth stabs create a plastified, futuristic atmosphere. This techno as weaponry barrels forward with purpose, leaving a trail of melted plastic and burning rubber behind. An intense closer designed to flip the energy and leave the crowd craving more.
Enjoy
Let’s start off with the title track 'Aristotle' and channels introspection through a relentless groove. The track builds on philosophical tension, pairing rolling low-end energy with intricate drum programming and subtle filter sweeps. There's a cerebral quality in its progression: layers unfold like arguments in a dialectic, with each percussive stab and metallic echo pulling the listener deeper into a trance of logic and rhythm.
Next up on the release is 'Boilerpoint' a deep, industrial groove that steadily morphs into a full-body workout. Stuttering percussion patterns and a thick, rubbery bassline keep the pressure locked while warped atmospheres pulse in the background, creating a sense of imminent release, but never gives it up entirely keeping dancers in a hypnotic state of suspense.
The third track on the release 'Eratosthene' is a nod to the ancient mathematician, built for the dancers. The groove here is tighter, more compact, and driven by syncopated low-end pulses and a maze of shuffled hi-hats. Hazy synth textures drift in and out of the mix like ghost signals from a long-lost satellite.
Last on the EP 'Plastamax' brings a raw and gritty flavour. Saturated drum hits and a morphing sequence of synth stabs create a plastified, futuristic atmosphere. This techno as weaponry barrels forward with purpose, leaving a trail of melted plastic and burning rubber behind. An intense closer designed to flip the energy and leave the crowd craving more.
Enjoy
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