Earlier this year, selective response released his first music to the world, scoring a premiere and support on the coveted HATE YouTube channel. Both his last single-track releases âScorched Earth Policyâ and âWeekend At Nik’sâ provided a clear indication that the California Native was not messing around, with his powerful, industrial driving productions. No doubt, a new name for many, his productions have already had early support from Cleric, Dax J, I Hate Models and Perc.
This September he launched his imprint Crisis Of Man and after the success of the first release, brings a hard-hitting second round for November and the darker months ahead.
The title track of this EP, titled Sensory Deprivation, features a huge kettle drum kick and rumbling bass to lead the way, joined swiftly by sparse percussions and unsettling, tensive sonics. Something of an oasis midway sees new percussive tones added before the tension is heaped on for the big payoff.
Far more insistent than the first, “Help Me Hate You” features scattergun melodics that add to the melee before hats and rides hammer the aggression home. Heightening the tension throughout, becoming almost visceral by the end. Aptly named, this track derives from dark emotions and soundscapes.
Today we not only premiere “Help Me Hate You” from the EP, but present to you an exclusive interview with the man himself.
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