Six people crowded around one Eurorack rig and this is what fell out, which explains most of it. The breakbeat is straight 1992 hardcore-jungle worship with a vocoder sat on top, and yes, everyone reaching for the Prodigy comparison is right. My issue is the kick. It's mixed like a guitar band's idea of a kick, all midrange, no floor underneath, so the pattern moves but never actually lands the way a Nitzer Ebb record lands on you. The vocoder ends up carrying the whole self-driving-car conceit by itself. Still, a band with no business making this made it, and I'd rather have this than another one in the same key.
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The kick thing is real, though on a proper system there's more under it than headphones let on, most of the weight is sitting in the sub and the midrange is just what pokes out. Still agree it never lands, it's programmed like a fill instead of a foundation.
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Prodigy architecture with a guitar-band kick. Pattern correct, floor missing.
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