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An endless, symmetrical, alienating, and coldly calculated journey. Discover the review
An endless, symmetrical, alienating, and coldly calculated journey.
Sheet One came to grab the entire acid community by the collar and take it to an underground world, where pitch-darkness reigns, and the light at the end of the tunnel is a strobe. Discover the review
Sheet One came to grab the entire acid community by the collar and take it to an underground world, where pitch-darkness reigns, and the light at the end of the tunnel is a strobe.
EXpire is the best track of the album and truly shows us the newest side of the Plastikman project: without using a drum machine, but only hats and a driving combination of 303, Hawtin creates an evolving micro-universe, with overwhelming pathos sublimated in the final ascent; it’s a sort of journey towards sensory extinction that can only end in a digital supernova. Discover the review
EXpire is the best track of the album and truly shows us the newest side of the Plastikman project: without using a drum machine, but only hats and a driving combination of 303, Hawtin creates an evolving micro-universe, with overwhelming pathos sublimated in the final ascent; it’s a sort of journey towards sensory extinction that can only end in a digital supernova.
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