With his new track I love the double build-up at the start. By the time the beat kicks in at 0.54 you are almost going crazy! There is something in the intro that reminds me of an old school rave track. It then morphs into somewhat of a trap-influenced, with some exotic synths guiding it along. From what I have heard of Rustie before, that is his sound. I love that Glasgow/wonky sound, for the reasons it's like they (Hudson Mohawke for example) took dubstep, brought in more rap influences and created their own sound.
Tuesday 5 March 2013
Rustie - Slasherr
Rustie is going to be returning with Slasherr/Triadzz on 18th March. I really enjoyed his first album "Glass Swords". It won debut album of the year on the Guardian Music's poll and was well worth the award.
With his new track I love the double build-up at the start. By the time the beat kicks in at 0.54 you are almost going crazy! There is something in the intro that reminds me of an old school rave track. It then morphs into somewhat of a trap-influenced, with some exotic synths guiding it along. From what I have heard of Rustie before, that is his sound. I love that Glasgow/wonky sound, for the reasons it's like they (Hudson Mohawke for example) took dubstep, brought in more rap influences and created their own sound.
Slasherr/Triadzz is being released on the Numbers label. No indication of an album to follow, but it's good to hear some new music from Rustie.
With his new track I love the double build-up at the start. By the time the beat kicks in at 0.54 you are almost going crazy! There is something in the intro that reminds me of an old school rave track. It then morphs into somewhat of a trap-influenced, with some exotic synths guiding it along. From what I have heard of Rustie before, that is his sound. I love that Glasgow/wonky sound, for the reasons it's like they (Hudson Mohawke for example) took dubstep, brought in more rap influences and created their own sound.
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