Description
Zuul supplies pressure control’s debut release, Routine Machine. Following releases on Exarde and White Scar, the Laik label-head’s signature sound takes a menacing turn. In a departure from his usual output he delivers a grizzly 5 tracker filled with EBM, New Beat and Wave affined floor-fillers; all fraught with tension, straight out of the Kirkstall strip. Fitting for peak-time, warm-ups and rub-downs, the EP is filled with snarling, left-of-centre bombs. All reminiscent of the golden-era sound forged in Frankfurt and Ghent circa 88-91, with new-school stylings for the modern day working disk-jockey. Constructed exclusively for dark and discerning dance floors. You can run, but you can’t hide. Credits: All music by Ollie Burgess Pressing and distribution by by One Eye Witness Design by Al Robertson Mastering by Marco Pellegrino Words by Josh Bayat
