Audion is back! Matthew Dear's alter ego hasn't had a full-length see the light of day–or, if you prefer, the depths of dark basement dancefloors–since Suckfish arrived in 2005. The seminal producer has just announced a follow-up to Alpha, and he's released this new track ahead of the upcoming record's June 10 release.
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"Destroyer" is relentless, a non-stop grinder that nods to Detroit techno and then forges ahead, irreverent and singular in and of itself. Dear uses modular synthesizers and drum machines to create a chimerical balance between grit and luxury. It's decadence in the dirt. It's hedonism in the cellar. It's goddamn Audion.
Alpha (via !K7 Records)
01 Dem
02 There Was a Button
03 Gut Man Commeth
04 Traanc
05 Celestial Antibody
06 Destroyer
07 Suppa
08 Napkin
09 Bob the Builder
10 Sucker
11 Timewarp
12 Zunk Synth
13 Sicko
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