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Holly shit! These guys have created their own musical genre! Just listen: it's an indisputable SHXCXCHCXSH creation. It takes a few seconds to recognize who's the responsible. An absolutely brain banger. This LP, in my opinion, deserves a 10/10 score. Brutal stuff.
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Twisted, corkscrew techno with hallucinatory production, freaky synthwork, and grooves that lock like a k-hole. The title track is worth the price of admission.
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supported by 57 fans who also own “VOOO EP”
Their shortest and most loop-oriented album, but still very fun to revisit. Closest thing I can recall that moved me in a similar way would be Replica by OPN, although both records have a different approach to what they're trying to achieve. It's been 5 years since this came out, loved it when it came out, and in the grand scheme of things it's their most unique album, which says a lot when you consider the catalogue they have.
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The progenitor of raptor house is back—bolder and more playful than ever.
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The Brooklyn producer balances robust hip-hop production with ebuillent contemporary house arrangements.
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Another great release from the boys. Was a bit surprised that they decided to take an even clubbier approach to their music, since I'm not particularly interested in the current clubbing scene. That being said, the brand of melancholy is still very present in this one, cannot be mistaken for someone else. Sure, it is an homage to the 90es in some way, but it feels genuine, nuanced and raw and not a retroism for the sake of being retro.
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