Another new artist to the 100% Silk set, or someone working incognito? We suspect the latter but no matter, these tracks are very cool. We can hear traces of exported European industrial music soaked into these discombobulated disco patterns, from the sticky FX gunk rubbed over ten minutes of entrancing, Cab's style drum machines and carpenter-esque synth spumes on 'I', to the augmented Schnitzler-esque metallic pulses of 'II' or emaciated and sickly DAF-like monorail tracky-ness of 'III'. Seriously, I wish there were more parties playing this kind of gear, in places for people who like slow nosebleeds and move like flickering holograms.
