Matta At Juno Download

Review: Ominous from the outset, This Tape Will Self Destruct kicks off with a gloomy cinematic intro in "Freefall". Add an epic speech sample, describing through thick, treacly tones, "a new age of tyranny", a walloping b-line and plenty of shadowy darkness and you have a sure fire, conspiracy theory riddled hit. On that note, the equally furious and apocalypse-inducing ?Mind Control? continues the theme, with futuristic SFX and mind-bending synthetics. "UFO", the culmination of Matta's message on this EP, begins with faint bleeping, before launching into a filthy work out, with wonky synths, rocket fires, screechy glitches and all the auditory aesthetics of a spaceship. Oh and there?s also the bonus track, "Lost Souls" on there too!

Review: Brace yourself for a grouchy, low-end work out of the ultimate sort from Maatta in this three track offering on Skint Under 5s. First up, "Turning Tricks" is a rambunctious, vocal stuttering cut with spaced out atmospherics and a fidgety, unnerving undertone reinforced by driving kicks and fizzing SFX. "Chamber", up next, tunes into a more dubbed-out sound that is reminiscent of early-mid 00s dubstep, with a low, slouchy b-line and deep, dark soundscape that adds significant weight to the release. Final track "Puncture" pairs a spooky metallic chiming with thumping b-line and squelchy SFX like a punctured tyre.