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It's been a while since Neil Landstrumm appeared on Sneaker Social Club. As always, this EP is reflective of his singular presence in modern electronic music. Both "Bravery" and "The Hawk" are quite different to the coruscating techno that Landstrumm made his name with back in the day, but many of the same cues remain. The rave tones, splurging bass and seething percussion now resound to a slower, stepping pace - but they still pack a mighty punch. In contrast, "Respect the Deal" is redolent of his peerless Restaurant of Assassins album, but with rolling break beats anchoring the lurching bass. Keeping the listener guessing, "The Prisoner" reveals a more contemplative side to Landstrumm's productions.Get new release alerts
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