From shuffling rhythmic slabs to more aggressive mechanical constructs and downtempo funk, here we see HATCH in pure form. Continuing a pursuit to unveil creative old-school soundtracks to bass bin raves and downtempo rooms of yesteryear with ease.
Graffiti electro, raw techno, distorted acid, leftfield ragga, dub, and breakbeats
Like clockwork, Section 27 succumb once again to HATCH’s analog breaks and reveal the second volume in Eugene Rowlett’s Archive series. We’re off to another mind-boggling kick start to graffiti electro, raw techno, distorted acid, leftfield ragga, dub, breakbeats, and all manner of punchy, danceable, and explosive electronics. Where Volume II rattles most is in its turbulent undercurrent and melodic noodles that infiltrate just about each piece—from shuffling rhythmic slabs to more aggressive mechanical constructs and downtempo funk, here we see HATCH in pure form. Continuing a pursuit to unveil creative old-school soundtracks to bass bin raves and downtempo rooms of yesteryear with ease.
Archive: Vol II is available on Section 27. [Bandcamp]
