NOISJ-82 Speakerdeamon - Predator

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Written & produced by M. Ligtenberg Mastering by CVM Marketed by Noisj Veteran producer Speakerdeamon is known for a few things: Releasing rarely, putting much effort into his tracks and generally caring less about preconceptions. The title track is nothing less than a cutting-edge slab of industrial techno, a sincere recommendation for fans of Orphx or Ancient Methods, but then he strays away from that style immediately: “Drifting Off” and “Revenge” are much more in a doomcore fold, but completely devoid of cliché, with an authentic air and a crisp production leaving nothing to be desired. Finally, “Predator” is one to agitate the faster crowds – and launches a massive goose bumps melody. All your needed weaponry for the next black bunker party!

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