Hodge, Laurel Halo, object blue, Azu Tiwaline, AQXDM and Mogwai gang up on remixes of Scalping’s acid rawk sound.
Hodge gives a shoulder barging overhaul of ‘Monolithium’ reset with cloven hoofed kicks, and Laurel Halo reshapes ‘Deadlock’ as a sort of electro-acid power move shades away from Jasss workouts. object blue comes off bolshier than usual with the big beaty drum gait of her ace take on ‘Perimeter’, Azu Tiwaline’s locks into a tunnelling techno torque in a driving spin on ‘Empty Cascade’, while AXQDM can be relied upon for a gnashing bout of ‘90s industrial cyber-breaks and busy arps that wouldn’t sound out of place on the Matrix soundtrack, while Mogwai best connect with the post rock and cinematic urges of Scalping’s original sound in the grinding, brooding developments of their ‘Cloudburst’ remix.
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Hodge, Laurel Halo, object blue, Azu Tiwaline, AQXDM and Mogwai gang up on remixes of Scalping’s acid rawk sound.
Hodge gives a shoulder barging overhaul of ‘Monolithium’ reset with cloven hoofed kicks, and Laurel Halo reshapes ‘Deadlock’ as a sort of electro-acid power move shades away from Jasss workouts. object blue comes off bolshier than usual with the big beaty drum gait of her ace take on ‘Perimeter’, Azu Tiwaline’s locks into a tunnelling techno torque in a driving spin on ‘Empty Cascade’, while AXQDM can be relied upon for a gnashing bout of ‘90s industrial cyber-breaks and busy arps that wouldn’t sound out of place on the Matrix soundtrack, while Mogwai best connect with the post rock and cinematic urges of Scalping’s original sound in the grinding, brooding developments of their ‘Cloudburst’ remix.
Hodge, Laurel Halo, object blue, Azu Tiwaline, AQXDM and Mogwai gang up on remixes of Scalping’s acid rawk sound.
Hodge gives a shoulder barging overhaul of ‘Monolithium’ reset with cloven hoofed kicks, and Laurel Halo reshapes ‘Deadlock’ as a sort of electro-acid power move shades away from Jasss workouts. object blue comes off bolshier than usual with the big beaty drum gait of her ace take on ‘Perimeter’, Azu Tiwaline’s locks into a tunnelling techno torque in a driving spin on ‘Empty Cascade’, while AXQDM can be relied upon for a gnashing bout of ‘90s industrial cyber-breaks and busy arps that wouldn’t sound out of place on the Matrix soundtrack, while Mogwai best connect with the post rock and cinematic urges of Scalping’s original sound in the grinding, brooding developments of their ‘Cloudburst’ remix.
Hodge, Laurel Halo, object blue, Azu Tiwaline, AQXDM and Mogwai gang up on remixes of Scalping’s acid rawk sound.
Hodge gives a shoulder barging overhaul of ‘Monolithium’ reset with cloven hoofed kicks, and Laurel Halo reshapes ‘Deadlock’ as a sort of electro-acid power move shades away from Jasss workouts. object blue comes off bolshier than usual with the big beaty drum gait of her ace take on ‘Perimeter’, Azu Tiwaline’s locks into a tunnelling techno torque in a driving spin on ‘Empty Cascade’, while AXQDM can be relied upon for a gnashing bout of ‘90s industrial cyber-breaks and busy arps that wouldn’t sound out of place on the Matrix soundtrack, while Mogwai best connect with the post rock and cinematic urges of Scalping’s original sound in the grinding, brooding developments of their ‘Cloudburst’ remix.
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Hodge, Laurel Halo, object blue, Azu Tiwaline, AQXDM and Mogwai gang up on remixes of Scalping’s acid rawk sound.
Hodge gives a shoulder barging overhaul of ‘Monolithium’ reset with cloven hoofed kicks, and Laurel Halo reshapes ‘Deadlock’ as a sort of electro-acid power move shades away from Jasss workouts. object blue comes off bolshier than usual with the big beaty drum gait of her ace take on ‘Perimeter’, Azu Tiwaline’s locks into a tunnelling techno torque in a driving spin on ‘Empty Cascade’, while AXQDM can be relied upon for a gnashing bout of ‘90s industrial cyber-breaks and busy arps that wouldn’t sound out of place on the Matrix soundtrack, while Mogwai best connect with the post rock and cinematic urges of Scalping’s original sound in the grinding, brooding developments of their ‘Cloudburst’ remix.