Release! is Melt Yourself Down's latest incantation: a tale of emancipation, liberation. A red dirt desert stomp and a downtown block party, in 500 pieces. Melt Yourself Down is twelve hands, six mouths and six hearts. Beating and blowing, shouting and shaking in perfect symbiosis. The title track is an electro-riot of bass throbs and clarion calls, manic horns and pulse beats. This is future funk, the spirit of punk. This is modal jazz detonated by rhythms to rearrange the DNA. On the flipside: a head-spinning eleven-minute remix of previous single "Fix My Life" by Sweden's The Subliminal Kid (a.k.a. Peder Mannerfelt of Roll the Dice). Spin described it as "A lurching machine rhythm and lashings of synth squiggles and white noise, re-framing all that modal skronk in electro-industrial terms: it's Addis Ababa meets Detroit in the year 3013."
