Software Records debut the lithe machine jams of Thug Entrancer from Denver's DIY scene via Southside Chicago. His debut album, 'Death After Life' slots neatly alongside the likes of Huerco S and Slava on the fine roster curated by Daniel Lopatin aka Oneohtrix Point Never, yet clearly holds his ground with an economical synthesis of real-time hardware jams and the fibrillating Footwork rhythms of his recently adopted 'hood. For the most glib comparison, 'Death After Life' is like Container doing juke, but there's a lightness of touch at play in his work which defies that description and identifies a leaner approach also comparable with Stellar Om Source and even Chris Carter's 'Spaces Between' album.
1 Death After Life 4:26
2 Death After Life 6:39
3 Death After Life 9:29
4 Death After Life 8:06
5 Death After Life 6:32
6 Death After Life 4:41
7 Death After Life 6:11
8 Death After Life 4:18
9 Ready To Live Pt. 1 (Bonus Track) 8:08
10 Ready To Live Pt. 2 (Bonus Track) 6:20
