Nautiluss At Juno Download

Review: Super-fresh cross-pollinating sounds from an emerging new talent here, as Toronto-based Nautiluss drops an action packed EP featuring four solid productions. The EP overall, is routed in the progressive field, however there are influences from techno and psy, which add an interesting dynamic. Out of the four it's 'Mixed Numbers' and 'Cloud City' which will do the most damage. Deep, bubbling grooves with plenty of energy and nostalgic 16bit sounds piercing through the arrangement while acid laser beams take things to another level. Old-school free party vibes, that will keep it rocking till the early hours. Check it out!!

Review: Tiga's label has re-positioned itself as one of the leading outlets in techno music - and Habitat will only serve to reinforce this reputation. "Depth Charge" is built on dank, grainy drums, which provide a basis for tight, whiplash percussion, a pumping bassline and layers of droning noise. "Surfeit" sees Nautiluss play the dark techno card again, but on this occasion, jagged percussion and insistent riffs prevail over the heavy kicks. "Sunder" is more reduced, with a cavernous bassline and ravey motifs prevailing, while Nautiluss shows that he doesn't have to bang the box on "Stygian", delivering a downtempo workout.