Review: The respected club that took its name from the title of a George Orwell novel has also seen its label's reputation grow. People, the third release this year on Animal Farm, sounds like a distillation of all the things the party is inspired by. There's the dark, slightly distorted kicks and grubby rhythms of the Regis-inspired "Awaken". Meanwhile on "Unite", it sounds like Koichi is teasing out a darker, more malevolent take on Sandwell District's tunneling, hypnotic sound, as horror shrieks accompany the wormhole groove. "Subversion" is also a tough track, with Koichi taking inspiration from old Richie Hawtin and Woody McBride bangers, as a menacing acid line underpins percussive pirouettes and ghostly gasps. Post Scriptum remixes "Awaken", but its swirling monotone approach sounds understated compared to the Koichi's original material.
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