Noisj

It has been a while since we have done an artist album and given it a CD release as well – but French artist Autist has with his four EPs surely left a mark so deep we think this will be well worth it. With his musical take on the issue of neurodiversity he treats a trade of his own, between hypnotic techno, hardcore upfrontness and insdustrial repetition. From the misleading calm of the opener “Mystere” this leads in a straight line to the mayhem and confusion of “Borderline”, strangely catchy in its uniqueness. One man’s reality is another’s surreal nightmare, but where do you stand?

It has been a while since we have done an artist album and given it a CD release as well – but French artist Autist has with his four EPs surely left a mark so deep we think this will be well worth it. With his musical take on the issue of neurodiversity he treats a trade of his own, between hypnotic techno, hardcore upfrontness and insdustrial repetition. From the misleading calm of the opener “Mystere” this leads in a straight line to the mayhem and confusion of “Borderline”, strangely catchy in its uniqueness. One man’s reality is another’s surreal nightmare, but where do you stand?

It has been a while since we have done an artist album and given it a CD release as well – but French artist Autist has with his four EPs surely left a mark so deep we think this will be well worth it. With his musical take on the issue of neurodiversity he treats a trade of his own, between hypnotic techno, hardcore upfrontness and insdustrial repetition. From the misleading calm of the opener “Mystere” this leads in a straight line to the mayhem and confusion of “Borderline”, strangely catchy in its uniqueness. One man’s reality is another’s surreal nightmare, but where do you stand?

It has been a while since we have done an artist album and given it a CD release as well – but French artist Autist has with his four EPs surely left a mark so deep we think this will be well worth it. With his musical take on the issue of neurodiversity he treats a trade of his own, between hypnotic techno, hardcore upfrontness and insdustrial repetition. From the misleading calm of the opener “Mystere” this leads in a straight line to the mayhem and confusion of “Borderline”, strangely catchy in its uniqueness. One man’s reality is another’s surreal nightmare, but where do you stand?

It has been a while since we have done an artist album and given it a CD release as well – but French artist Autist has with his four EPs surely left a mark so deep we think this will be well worth it. With his musical take on the issue of neurodiversity he treats a trade of his own, between hypnotic techno, hardcore upfrontness and insdustrial repetition. From the misleading calm of the opener “Mystere” this leads in a straight line to the mayhem and confusion of “Borderline”, strangely catchy in its uniqueness. One man’s reality is another’s surreal nightmare, but where do you stand?

It has been a while since we have done an artist album and given it a CD release as well – but French artist Autist has with his four EPs surely left a mark so deep we think this will be well worth it. With his musical take on the issue of neurodiversity he treats a trade of his own, between hypnotic techno, hardcore upfrontness and insdustrial repetition. From the misleading calm of the opener “Mystere” this leads in a straight line to the mayhem and confusion of “Borderline”, strangely catchy in its uniqueness. One man’s reality is another’s surreal nightmare, but where do you stand?

It has been a while since we have done an artist album and given it a CD release as well – but French artist Autist has with his four EPs surely left a mark so deep we think this will be well worth it. With his musical take on the issue of neurodiversity he treats a trade of his own, between hypnotic techno, hardcore upfrontness and insdustrial repetition. From the misleading calm of the opener “Mystere” this leads in a straight line to the mayhem and confusion of “Borderline”, strangely catchy in its uniqueness. One man’s reality is another’s surreal nightmare, but where do you stand?

It has been a while since we have done an artist album and given it a CD release as well – but French artist Autist has with his four EPs surely left a mark so deep we think this will be well worth it. With his musical take on the issue of neurodiversity he treats a trade of his own, between hypnotic techno, hardcore upfrontness and insdustrial repetition. From the misleading calm of the opener “Mystere” this leads in a straight line to the mayhem and confusion of “Borderline”, strangely catchy in its uniqueness. One man’s reality is another’s surreal nightmare, but where do you stand?

It has been a while since we have done an artist album and given it a CD release as well – but French artist Autist has with his four EPs surely left a mark so deep we think this will be well worth it. With his musical take on the issue of neurodiversity he treats a trade of his own, between hypnotic techno, hardcore upfrontness and insdustrial repetition. From the misleading calm of the opener “Mystere” this leads in a straight line to the mayhem and confusion of “Borderline”, strangely catchy in its uniqueness. One man’s reality is another’s surreal nightmare, but where do you stand?

A decade of crossbreed, and where do we stand on this? NOISJ thinks it’s still alive and kicking like a mule, and so does Cause of Death, an artist we know not much about, except his definition of crossbreed: Make it as energetic as it gets, that combination of amens and breaks and gabber kicks and stabs. Volume 1, 33 minutes, and you may hope for more.