A double album from two acid mavericks Roy of the Ravers and Myoptik is unleashed courtesy of Section 27, and the result you ask? 85-minutes of acid-drenched braindance mayhem that is disjointedly playful.
A double album from two acid mavericks Roy of the Ravers and Myoptik is unleashed courtesy of Section 27, and the result you ask? 85-minutes of acid-drenched braindance mayhem that is disjointedly playful. Myoptik’s side of the platter stirs a myriad of distorted found sounds, vocodered samples, broken techno, and electro fragments into a proverbial sonic soup while Roy of the Ravers delves into early-era rave-infused acid techno and crackling breaks (as would be expected), only to balance each other out as a whole. Such a plethora of experimental and movement-based nostalgic electronics makes for an energy-packed collection that traverses a historical backdrop of early 90s warehouse raves. Listen in as these two musicians share all of their experience in brewing and consuming beverages, while somehow managing to record the results.
Learn to Brew with Roy of the Ravers & Myoptik is available on Section 27.
