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Omega Drive
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Review: Croatian producer and DJ Omega Drive is relatively new to the game, but he's already had support from Carl Cox, DJ Murphy and Pedro Delgardo amongst others. It's not hard to see why. His latest EP pulls no punches right from the start, with "Sister and Brother" launching off into a huge, unrelenting techno pulse from the outset. Clattering, tightly-looped drums dominate the sound, making it a vital jam to play when daylight approaches.
Oj Ej Hi Ho is another fast and furious belter, with some sinister vocals layered underneath the drums for maximum twisted effect. The breakdowns are equally huge, as the tune gets swept away briefly through layers of delay, before slowly reappearing under a cavalcade of stacked snare drums. With Kore and Bad Room rounding off the EP in an equally ferocious way, this should satisfy anyone with a penchant for the best Tribal Techno available.
Oj Ej Hi Ho is another fast and furious belter, with some sinister vocals layered underneath the drums for maximum twisted effect. The breakdowns are equally huge, as the tune gets swept away briefly through layers of delay, before slowly reappearing under a cavalcade of stacked snare drums. With Kore and Bad Room rounding off the EP in an equally ferocious way, this should satisfy anyone with a penchant for the best Tribal Techno available.
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WHPHDIG 030
22 Feb 10
Techno
22 Feb 10
Techno
