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EAS - Perfect Immortal Machine

from Immortal Flesh by CRISIS OF MAN

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SoCal artist and Tympanum Records co-owner EAS’s rise has been phenomenal. Originally a fan of metal and classic US rock, he began his sonic journey via electronic acts such as Daft Punk and Justice widening his tastes to include the darker, harder side of techno. Now signed to Soma, Perc Trax, and more, his unique take on the industrial sound is lighting up the LA Underground.

With this in mind, ‘Immortal Flesh’ is an EP with a difference. Across genre, breaks are experiencing a huge renaissance and within the realm of industrial techno, broken beats have sparked incredible creative moments. EAS opens with gritty up-tempo drums and scattergun hats on ‘Perfect Immortal Machine’. Wild acid bubbles menacingly in the background as layers of percussive energy draw up further under a spell. Female spoken words break the tension before overdriven drums pound you omnipotently.

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from Immortal Flesh, released March 25, 2022
Written, produced, and mastered by EAS

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