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EP Review: Aszent – Black Dots

  • October 1, 2024
  • Adrian Barr
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Get ready to vibe with Aszent, the techno duo known for their electrifying live performances and expert hardware wizardry. They’re back with their latest creation, “Black Dots EP,” set to release on September 20.

Aszent excels at blending classic and contemporary techno sounds, crafting tracks that are pure ear candy. “Black Dots EP” promises to elevate this fusion, offering an immersive experience that will captivate both longtime fans and new listeners. Since their debut, Aszent has consistently broken the mold with high-energy beats and infectious grooves, earning praise from prominent figures in the techno world and cementing their status as one of the genre’s most exciting acts.

Partnering with Berlin’s Antimodus Records since 2022, Aszent is dedicated to advancing the future of techno. With “Black Dots EP,” they explore new, innovative soundscapes, combining relentless rhythms with fresh, creative vibes. This EP is sure to resonate with both hardcore techno enthusiasts and casual listeners.

The big news: “Black Dots EP” will be Aszent’s first vinyl release on Antimodus Records, marking a significant milestone in their evolving sound and growing influence in the techno scene. Featuring four dynamic tracks, the EP redefines the boundaries of techno with hypnotic beats, pulsating basslines, and minimalist percussion.

Check out ‘Mesxu‘ from the EP

Aszent skillfully revives the legacy of ’90s techno, infusing raw basslines and a touch of euphoria reminiscent of the early days of electronic music. This timeless reinterpretation is perfect for modern dance floors. The tracks build up with rapid speed and intensity, culminating in a groovy frenzy that echoes classic rave energy. The EP shines with its mix of dark and fresh, fast percussive elements, ideal for those seeking energetic and intense sounds. Let yourself be swept away by the groove.

Another epic chapter in Aszent’s journey to redefine techno and keep us all dancing.

Verdict: Deep rhythmic Techno bliss. Aszent lays down four quality rollers for the ‘Black Dots’ EP.  Kickin beats from the outset, each arrangement lets the layers build gradually, drawing you in and getting you hooked on the groove. With super tight production and a clean and heavy sound, all the elements shine in the sound design, bringing out every fine detail as the tracks progress. No filler here, just stomping hypnotic goodness from start to finish. Track it down.

Track List:

  1. Illicit
  2. Faxicon
  3. Mesxu
  4. Black Dots

Available Now @ https://antimodus.bandcamp.com/album/black-dots-ep

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