The prolific
Gabriel D'Or & Bordoy show their darker face on capsula,
demonstrating their ability to tackle Techno from all angles.
Opener "MX3" reflects a dystopian future with tense synths and a robotic vocal making appearances through the sonic rumble. Frantic sirens lead the way to an apocalyptic breakdown and then it's back to the galloping bass and claustrophobic atmosphere.
We are treated to yet another rollercoaster on "So Right" with a psychotic arpeggio cutting through sharp percussion and bleak effects. More distorted vocals and intense edits make this a fierce ride through the night.
Opener "MX3" reflects a dystopian future with tense synths and a robotic vocal making appearances through the sonic rumble. Frantic sirens lead the way to an apocalyptic breakdown and then it's back to the galloping bass and claustrophobic atmosphere.
We are treated to yet another rollercoaster on "So Right" with a psychotic arpeggio cutting through sharp percussion and bleak effects. More distorted vocals and intense edits make this a fierce ride through the night.
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