Proper, experimental techno drills from Rrose on her vital Eaux label
The kind of gear that leaves you sweaty palmed and clamming for nightfall, especially on a friday afternoon, ‘Beware of Shells’ delivers the Rrose’s first solo outing of 2018, following from her smart collaboration with Lucy.
Tilting in with the vertiginous title track of billowing synth dissonance and pulsating bass - imagine Cam Deas meets early Pan Sonic - the EP keeps us rapt between the air-ripping synths and powerful drive of ‘Incisors’, a droning death techno dirge named ’Sister (Remix)’, and the delectably dissonant nosedrip tang of ‘Pecking Order’, which, while the most minimal and abstract of the lot, is likely to endure as our favourite from this set.
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Proper, experimental techno drills from Rrose on her vital Eaux label
The kind of gear that leaves you sweaty palmed and clamming for nightfall, especially on a friday afternoon, ‘Beware of Shells’ delivers the Rrose’s first solo outing of 2018, following from her smart collaboration with Lucy.
Tilting in with the vertiginous title track of billowing synth dissonance and pulsating bass - imagine Cam Deas meets early Pan Sonic - the EP keeps us rapt between the air-ripping synths and powerful drive of ‘Incisors’, a droning death techno dirge named ’Sister (Remix)’, and the delectably dissonant nosedrip tang of ‘Pecking Order’, which, while the most minimal and abstract of the lot, is likely to endure as our favourite from this set.
Tip!
Proper, experimental techno drills from Rrose on her vital Eaux label
The kind of gear that leaves you sweaty palmed and clamming for nightfall, especially on a friday afternoon, ‘Beware of Shells’ delivers the Rrose’s first solo outing of 2018, following from her smart collaboration with Lucy.
Tilting in with the vertiginous title track of billowing synth dissonance and pulsating bass - imagine Cam Deas meets early Pan Sonic - the EP keeps us rapt between the air-ripping synths and powerful drive of ‘Incisors’, a droning death techno dirge named ’Sister (Remix)’, and the delectably dissonant nosedrip tang of ‘Pecking Order’, which, while the most minimal and abstract of the lot, is likely to endure as our favourite from this set.
Tip!
Proper, experimental techno drills from Rrose on her vital Eaux label
The kind of gear that leaves you sweaty palmed and clamming for nightfall, especially on a friday afternoon, ‘Beware of Shells’ delivers the Rrose’s first solo outing of 2018, following from her smart collaboration with Lucy.
Tilting in with the vertiginous title track of billowing synth dissonance and pulsating bass - imagine Cam Deas meets early Pan Sonic - the EP keeps us rapt between the air-ripping synths and powerful drive of ‘Incisors’, a droning death techno dirge named ’Sister (Remix)’, and the delectably dissonant nosedrip tang of ‘Pecking Order’, which, while the most minimal and abstract of the lot, is likely to endure as our favourite from this set.
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Proper, experimental techno drills from Rrose on her vital Eaux label
The kind of gear that leaves you sweaty palmed and clamming for nightfall, especially on a friday afternoon, ‘Beware of Shells’ delivers the Rrose’s first solo outing of 2018, following from her smart collaboration with Lucy.
Tilting in with the vertiginous title track of billowing synth dissonance and pulsating bass - imagine Cam Deas meets early Pan Sonic - the EP keeps us rapt between the air-ripping synths and powerful drive of ‘Incisors’, a droning death techno dirge named ’Sister (Remix)’, and the delectably dissonant nosedrip tang of ‘Pecking Order’, which, while the most minimal and abstract of the lot, is likely to endure as our favourite from this set.
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