Davic Nod – Do You Remember Me? (2012)

Mùsica Vermella

• Trip-hop 
• Electronic music 
• Hip-hop 
• Dub techno 
• Experimental hip-hop 
• Industrial hip-hop 
• Avant-hop 
• Crossover 
• Noise-hop

Comment: this 4-track issue starts off with industrial noises and hisses to come out and get into sultry dub vibes. However, this multifaceted outing being released on Mùsica Vermella just embarks on showing up its potent and power. One can hear Tricky's Pre-Millennium Tension-alike ominous twists and later more industrial music soaked hip-hop madness like Death Grips, and Dälek used to bring us to get along with it. At times one can partake in a sexually arousing female singing and sighs being backed up by delicate electronic progressions, and galvanized, noise drenched apocalyptic male singing. Lots of exquisite beats, unexpected breaks, impelling twists and managed madness to walk on air. Yeah, it is an impressive experimental hip-hop/trip-hop/dub issue one could vibe on it for real.

Eufoteoria - Cookies (2011)

Mùsica Vermella

 8.8

/Electronic pop, Downbeat, Sampledelic, Breaks, Poptronica, Jungle, Crossover, Experimental electronica/ 

Comment: this batch of 8 quite shorty tracks concerns whimsical electronica which used to change its tonality over the course and providing the shuffling patterns of broken beats whereas the listener can discern manipulations with the rhythm length and deliberate stylistic variations (extending from jungle and brooding downbeat electronica to more brisk electro and pop inclined electronic endeavours and big beat thudding where music is frequently subjected to the algorithms of pitch effect and (other technological appearances) and permanent sampling activities. In a word, the result is intelligent and braw (and, indeed, euphoric at times).