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Egyptrixx
- Record Label: Halocline Records
- Release Date: Feb 9, 2015
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Dec 22, 2015Beauty and humanity may have entered the picture, but the welcoming A/B Til Infinity was still more willing to connect, so consider that to be a first encounter, then come here for a more refined reduction of Egyptrixx's excellent off-world techno.
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The WireMar 4, 2015While as bracing as ever, this sound is less striking now, and the album sees Psutka creating solid but less remarkable grooves. [Feb 2015, p.56]
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MojoFeb 18, 2015[The] third Egyptrixx album has a fidgety, unsettling quality. [Mar 2015, p.97]
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Feb 18, 2015The album accomplishes what Psutka set out to do, which was to convey the dichotomy of club music through a minimalist and deconstructionist lens, and it does so unapologetically and with considerable confidence.
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Feb 18, 2015Only brief, melancholy melodies give relief from the oppressive darkness.
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Feb 18, 2015Transfer Of Energy [Feelings Of Power] serves as an experiment more than anything else, and one that's a thrill to boot. Still, it remains an experiment and without a thorough understanding of the technical jargon, our field of vision is very limited.