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1. | John Shima - "Omni" (7:08) | |
2. | Plant 43 - "Light The Way" (5:28) |
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1. | Mihail P - "Prismatic" (6:43) | |
2. | Leigh Dickson - "Follow" (6:05) |
Given the UK's lust for non 4/4 dance music, it seems like a crying shame that we don't produce more electro labels on a constant basis. Luckily, Verdant Recordings and us are on the same wave-length, and the label have answered our wishes with a heavy debut EP from a mixed bag of new and interesting talent. Fatal Tangent member John Sima steps up first with "Omni", a glitchy, metallic slice of deep techo, while Semantica's excellent Plant43 verges into more traditional Detroit pathways with the supremely industrial "Light The Way". Mihail P's "Prismatic" launches an all-out attack thanks to a bubbling succession of bass shots and hazy synth waves, leaving Leigh Dickson's "Follow" to take the tempo down with "Follow", a majestic, cold-hearted, pseudo acid bombshell wound down to head-nodding levels.
Owen Jay, Leah Floyeurs, Malcolm Moore (Altered Moods), Tagwell Woods, Dmitry Distant, Andy Green [Verdant Recordings], Brad P/Inner Shift/Common Dreams, G-Prod, DJP (Soul Print Rec)
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