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Nullptr
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Review: Eddie Symons' impressive streak at Central Processing Unit continues with Recursor, his fourth release on the Sheffield label in just five years. This six-track EP blends precision-engineered machine-funk grooves with an overarching sense of grace. From the opening number, with its Drexciyan punch, needle-gun bassline, and eerie synth washes, to the mid-paced introspection of "Pulsar" and the nervy, neurotic energy of "Phase Function" - NULLPTR draws from Detroit electro's golden age. Still full of the artist's own freshness, there's laser-guided bassline to lock on in "Seil" alongside the playful, erratic bass on "Stone Tape." "Portal" aptly takes us out of hyperspace on a deep ice cold tip.
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CPU 01111000
06 Oct 23
Electro
06 Oct 23
Electro
Review: Following the release of his debut album on Detroit Underground back in 2016, Eddie Symons aka Nullptr now drops an EP for the seminal Central Processing Unit. With its wiry, skeletal rhythm and unsettling synths, "LPC-10" sets the tone for the release. "Polytopes" is slower and more atmospheric, while the title track sees Nullptr veer into a Drexciyan netherworld that is populated by rumbling bass and queasy tonal shifts. Drawing on another key influence from the electro canon, Symons drops the ERP-sounding "Skyline" - although it is somewhat less reflective than Gerard Hanson's alter ego - before returning to the same familiar ground as "LPC-10" with the eerie synths and paranoid warbles of "Mothership".
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CPU 01000000
31 Aug 18
Electro
31 Aug 18
Electro
