D Carbone At Juno Download

Review: This upcoming producer has made a name for his innovative approach and the Abuse of Distortion EP is no exception. The title track starts with shuffling, lead-weight drums and gradually builds, through the use of abrasive filters and heavy beats into a distorted monster of a climax. The Go Hiyama version is based on a fractured rhythm, with some of original track's distortion and a haunting vocal thrown in. However, this release is really all about Carbone's ability to test the techno framework and on "Abnormal Distortion" he reaches the form's outer limits, with waves of droning white noise and a stepping, malevolent rhythm.