NOISJ-73 Strontium - Turbulence
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Written & Produced by S. Soler Mastering by Strontium Design by Björn Knutzen Marketed by Noisj NOISJ-73 Glaswegian hard hitter Strontium graces the hardcore world with a distinctly British 4-tracker; on “World Enders” modern production meets awareness for old school values. Propelled by dry, uptempo gabber kicks, Strontium creates an icy, dehumanized atmosphere with subtle atmospheres and sparsely used dystopian samples. A dash of rave allusion, a refill of industrial sounds, the occasional broken beat, this release is unusually rich in detail for hardcore at that speed, tickling the brain as well as the intestines…
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