Format: 12"
Genres:
DnB - JumpUp / DrumStep, DnB - Tech-/Neurofunk Label:
Addictive Behaviour Releasedate:
2015-12-11 Katalog-Nr.:
ABREC14
DnB - JumpUp / DrumStep, DnB - Tech-/Neurofunk Label:
Addictive Behaviour Releasedate:
2015-12-11 Katalog-Nr.:
ABREC14
L 33 / TR Tactics & The Clamps
Badman / Topology
Lieferzeit: 1 - 3 Werktage***
8,95 EUR
alle Preise inkl. 19% MwSt., zzgl. Versandkosten
Addictive Behaviour finish off a strong year with their final release of 2015, coinciding with the launch of their first label party on the 04th December @ Konnect London. Two hefty, break neck neuro monsters recruiting regular label contributor and hotshot producer L33 and the scrupulous engineered and creative production talents of TR Tactics and The Clamps who collaborate on the flip.
L33 - BADMAN
The technically adept L33 steps up on this one. Spearheading the assault are some fierce infectious beats and coarse, vibrating saw synths. Effects laden flickering pad patches fill out the left and right hemispheres while a murky, rattling and centrally hitting low end bass chamber anchors the beats and reigns the whole arrangement in for a tight sounding, meticulously produced firing neuro smack up.
TR TACTICS / THE CLAMPS - TOPOLOGY
Opening with the eerie spookiness of a crypt, the dark, synth chord progressions lead a path to glassy hats and skeletal shuffling breaks before dropping into unrestrained, bouncing, ratcheting bass fluctuations. Spiralling distorted synth hits and a viciously snappy, spatially dimensioned drum pattern takes you through a porthole to the darkest back channels of DNB.
L33 - BADMAN
The technically adept L33 steps up on this one. Spearheading the assault are some fierce infectious beats and coarse, vibrating saw synths. Effects laden flickering pad patches fill out the left and right hemispheres while a murky, rattling and centrally hitting low end bass chamber anchors the beats and reigns the whole arrangement in for a tight sounding, meticulously produced firing neuro smack up.
TR TACTICS / THE CLAMPS - TOPOLOGY
Opening with the eerie spookiness of a crypt, the dark, synth chord progressions lead a path to glassy hats and skeletal shuffling breaks before dropping into unrestrained, bouncing, ratcheting bass fluctuations. Spiralling distorted synth hits and a viciously snappy, spatially dimensioned drum pattern takes you through a porthole to the darkest back channels of DNB.






