Amoss continues his recent red-hot run of form with a fully solo four-track EP for Critical Music, exploring a wide stylistic range within his own funk-soaked sound.
‘Ghost Signals’ opens the show with a hardcore-rave-reflecting stormer, packed with old-school Reese basses, mentasms, spin-back samples and moody pads for a very 2026 take on 1992.
‘HLM’ strips it all back, bringing a minimalist slice of shuffling, twisted dancefloor funk for those with a “High Level Mindset”, before things move into more liquid spaces on ‘The Same’, with vocalist Lissa Grace offering classic 90s RnB moods over layered drum breaks and super-low sub work.
'Twitch’ flips the mood once more, shutting things down in style with a slab of pleasantly obnoxious, stomping jump-up, scattered with all the necessary fizzing distortion and satisfyingly weird snatches of sound.
Cavernous dub grooves, snappy breakbeats, and graceful melodies fuel this melancholic set from one of The Netherlands' best new beatmakers. Bandcamp New & Notable Feb 22, 2023