Gore Tech's follow-up to «Machine Throne» presents us with a slightly harder and more anthem-heavy version of his intricate combination of drumstep and breakcore. Having become one of figureheads of the new wave of breakcore musicians, this artist straightened a little bit his music this time around, but took great care in keeping true to his bass-rich, scraping and headbang-inducing tonalities. These tracks might not be the fastest or the most crazy around, but they show (once again) that it is possible to write modern breakcore tunes which carry their own narrative and homogeneity. Obviously strongly recommended."
Опубликовано: 23 мая 2014 г.Like the first, the second episode of Ad Noiseam's podcast series showcases not only an artist's latest release, but also the music which influenced him and which he listens to at home.
This podcast was recorded by Detritus shortly after the completion of his sixth studio album, «The Very Idea» (Ad Noiseam adn177), which was released on Ad Noiseam in April 2014.
Tracklisting:
Detritus — Bind
Ben Frost — Killshot
Max Richter — On The Nature of Daylight
Vex'd — Nails
A Winged Victory For The Sullen — Requiem For The Static King, Part 2
Detritus — Bane
Neurosis — Raze The Stray
Godspeed You! Black Emperor — East Hastings
Опубликовано: 23 мая 2014 г.Like the first, the second episode of Ad Noiseam's podcast series showcases not only an artist's latest release, but also the music which influenced him and which he listens to at home.
This podcast was recorded by Detritus shortly after the completion of his sixth studio album, «The Very Idea» (Ad Noiseam adn177), which was released on Ad Noiseam in April 2014.
Tracklisting:
Detritus — Bind
Ben Frost — Killshot
Max Richter — On The Nature of Daylight
Vex'd — Nails
A Winged Victory For The Sullen — Requiem For The Static King, Part 2
Detritus — Bane
Neurosis — Raze The Stray
Godspeed You! Black Emperor — East Hastings
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