The album:
This album is fresh to death. Pretend that a talented DJ asexually reproduced multiple times, that each one of his spawn pursued a different electronic scene, rose to the top of their respective genres, and then collaborated for an album. This junk has straight techno, drum & bass, trance, big beat, and what not, all packed into the same album but all while feeling unified and directed.
Be prepared for delightful melody and jungly beats, even a talented female vocalist who is featured on two of the tracks! Frankly, the mixing *could* be slightly better, but it's hard to compare anything to the very technical production of Pendulum or Skrillex. Nevertheless, this album does deliver some memorable synth lead parts. Think early Mega Man. Neat.
Get to it.
Enjoy.
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