Box In A Box

About a year after the drop of his latest EP, "It's Not Over", Upon You co-founder Marco Resmann returns to the label with "Box In A Box". A three-track trip into his many-faceted headspace, crossing over elements of deep-diving techno, housey lushness and hair-raising electro, this new iteration from the Berlin producer beckons us onto hybrid futuristic horizons through a versatile palette and clinical, crowd-enslaving manoeuvres. A quirky number tailored for spooky dance floor hoodoo, the title-track rolls and sways like a zombie in search for the next brain to devour. A concert of dissonant bleeps, bloops and FX- infused machine funk, coated with a hazy sauce of reverbs and processed pads, this one has Halloween heater written all over it. Entrenched in a dystopian atmosphere that sadly seems all too actual, "New World Order" ft. Tony Philips on vocals works a different seam of brooding house, both irresistibly suave and somehow dizzyingly ominous, laced with a tang of buzzing electro-rock. It also sends a message of positivity for all to listen. A humble call for peace when only warheads and bullets can be heard swishing past. Topping the release off, trouble-brewing pumper "Koepenick" proves a definite WoMaD when it comes to filling your woofers to the brim with that hot sauce of knee-buckling breaks, altered piano stabs and orbital groove from outer space. .