Classy family portrait from NYC’s Slink crew, cueing up weightless cyberdub, electroid dembow, and screwball steppers by Simisea, Enayet, rrao, and K Wata
Slink by name and nature, the crew prize an efficient, sexy sense of minimalism on their 2nd label compilation. Effectively they present themselves as USA’s answer to Timedance, Nervous Horizon or Mutualism, spelling out a bare bones sound riddled with sinuous electronics by each of the crew’s four members.
Simisea takes the lead with ‘Dámelo’, stepping to a crisp dubwize matrix of pinging chords and metallic 2-step like early Arca meets Second Woman, before Enayet tucks the groove into frayed, tail-chasing syncopations shades away from DJ Plead and Pangaea in ‘GUI Shaap’. rrao is responsible for the EP’s sharpest take on electroid dembow tekkerz in the nervy, nagging jag ‘Tell Me’, and K Wata loosens it up on the swivel-hipped ‘Bone Tags’ with its saucepan-swilled pitch bent drums and gnawing electronic noise.
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Classy family portrait from NYC’s Slink crew, cueing up weightless cyberdub, electroid dembow, and screwball steppers by Simisea, Enayet, rrao, and K Wata
Slink by name and nature, the crew prize an efficient, sexy sense of minimalism on their 2nd label compilation. Effectively they present themselves as USA’s answer to Timedance, Nervous Horizon or Mutualism, spelling out a bare bones sound riddled with sinuous electronics by each of the crew’s four members.
Simisea takes the lead with ‘Dámelo’, stepping to a crisp dubwize matrix of pinging chords and metallic 2-step like early Arca meets Second Woman, before Enayet tucks the groove into frayed, tail-chasing syncopations shades away from DJ Plead and Pangaea in ‘GUI Shaap’. rrao is responsible for the EP’s sharpest take on electroid dembow tekkerz in the nervy, nagging jag ‘Tell Me’, and K Wata loosens it up on the swivel-hipped ‘Bone Tags’ with its saucepan-swilled pitch bent drums and gnawing electronic noise.
Classy family portrait from NYC’s Slink crew, cueing up weightless cyberdub, electroid dembow, and screwball steppers by Simisea, Enayet, rrao, and K Wata
Slink by name and nature, the crew prize an efficient, sexy sense of minimalism on their 2nd label compilation. Effectively they present themselves as USA’s answer to Timedance, Nervous Horizon or Mutualism, spelling out a bare bones sound riddled with sinuous electronics by each of the crew’s four members.
Simisea takes the lead with ‘Dámelo’, stepping to a crisp dubwize matrix of pinging chords and metallic 2-step like early Arca meets Second Woman, before Enayet tucks the groove into frayed, tail-chasing syncopations shades away from DJ Plead and Pangaea in ‘GUI Shaap’. rrao is responsible for the EP’s sharpest take on electroid dembow tekkerz in the nervy, nagging jag ‘Tell Me’, and K Wata loosens it up on the swivel-hipped ‘Bone Tags’ with its saucepan-swilled pitch bent drums and gnawing electronic noise.
Classy family portrait from NYC’s Slink crew, cueing up weightless cyberdub, electroid dembow, and screwball steppers by Simisea, Enayet, rrao, and K Wata
Slink by name and nature, the crew prize an efficient, sexy sense of minimalism on their 2nd label compilation. Effectively they present themselves as USA’s answer to Timedance, Nervous Horizon or Mutualism, spelling out a bare bones sound riddled with sinuous electronics by each of the crew’s four members.
Simisea takes the lead with ‘Dámelo’, stepping to a crisp dubwize matrix of pinging chords and metallic 2-step like early Arca meets Second Woman, before Enayet tucks the groove into frayed, tail-chasing syncopations shades away from DJ Plead and Pangaea in ‘GUI Shaap’. rrao is responsible for the EP’s sharpest take on electroid dembow tekkerz in the nervy, nagging jag ‘Tell Me’, and K Wata loosens it up on the swivel-hipped ‘Bone Tags’ with its saucepan-swilled pitch bent drums and gnawing electronic noise.