More raw, dark, warehouse rave drudgery from the Manchester producer and experimentalist Andy Stott. This one is 9 tracks of lo-fi, disorienting techno energy that they say is for dancing, but it’s difficult to imagine a social setting where one of these songs keeps the party going. “It’s good, but not for right now,” they would say. Try it at home, studying or doing data entry. There is a place for this, somewhere.
RIYL: Burial
Play: 5, 8, 9
Release Date: 11/15/2019
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