Scar City

Description

Dirty and imperfect minimal, with a devilish grin, its nastiness is what makes you want more. A release of warm analogue radomness crunched and twisted through digital realms, creating an EP that is full of texture, tension and character. Once again Jeremy delivers an uncompromising EP of future forward funk. One part techno, one part minimal this is a powerful hybrid of an EP that will resonate deep into the night. Flipperkicker is a tough minimal workout, square waves do battle with distorted lead lines and cut up drums all fighting for attention and a place in your heart. Tight percussive bleeps echo as they grow more full and complex until their randomness creates a tight moving pattern with a growling underbelly. Enjoy responsibly. Wreckroom is a more sedate yet no less endearing song, befitting to the B-Side, it is the softer smarter brother of it's mean and dirty older sibling. More epic and directional than Flipperkicker it carries us through noise washes and crunched sounds into a deep yet hidden chorus. A chorus that bounces and bleeps its way around until it empties itself into a smooth flowing breakdown.