Clubber

Not for the faint-hearted, Clubber hits an instant cult status with its ability to synthesise feelings of destruction and malaise whilst still making you want to throw your hands in the air. Industrial, raw, glorious - Clubber demonstrates the power of excellent arrangement and is the perfect antidote to this time of global unrest. The first minute has a warm and pulsating kick, with distorted female vocals that serve almost as an instrument. The oscillating baseline builds a picture more compatible with minimal tech but without the conventional or obligatory hats. There is a sweet introduction of deep pads whilst the vocals get belligerent, leading you into a sonic revolution as you hear the bassline become more ragged, the synth channeling the inner demons of Godspeed You! Peter Andre. If Clubber is the armed robbery, Haiku Fire is the getaway car. A pure tension builder with potent vocal content, this spoken word piece does all the thinking so that you dont have to. An intellectual track with a solid backbone, Haiku Fire takes the wheel and lets you visit places you didn't know you needed to go. The tireless musical underbelly nods to retro video games and chronicles of the past, with the vocals laid on top like a Pagan spell. Sit back and enjoy the ride.