Metal Preyers

There are about a zillion records trying to go through software to get the other side of dub, the place where texture is as important as grid, the point where the lessons of ASMR can be applied to the motion of electronic music, and there is no need for you to relive my 800 mornings spent in the doldrums of Bandcamp. But you do need the Metal Preyers album, the work of Jesse Hackett and Lord Tusk. As haunted and crunchy as any African Head Charge and as focused as any Pole album. Lean back into this beanbag of ball bearings.