I've been following London producer
Bad Autopsy since February 2010, when "Beam Beamer" and "Psionic Terror" premiered on
No Pain In Pop. Under the headline "
Transcendental Slime," the songs sounded like the garage child of Burial and Forest Swords bubbling up from the bottom of a primordial swamp, with frustrated, ghost-in-the-machine vocal samples seeping into a mix of smog and sick and twisted beats.
Since then, Bad Autopsy's been exploring brighter sounds with a bit more bang to them, first on the songs he's uploaded to his
SoundCloud and then with his self-titled EP for
Ramp Recordings. His most recent upload, "Decades," certainly belongs in the brighter, banging category, even if it's inspired by a number of genres. The song's synth stabs seemingly belong to trance, but the polyrhythmic beats and drawn-out diva vocals are pure electro house. Whatever the case, "Decades" is highly addictive and seriously recommended, as is the rest of Bad Autopsy's frequently shifting
SoundCloud page.
