• DMX Krew – RAM Expansion : 12" w/full colour picture sleeve [TRAJECTORY 1016]

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  Off on a slightly different tangent to DMX Krew's more customary electronic-funk nuggets, this substantial six-tracker drives into darker, tougher and more abrasive, industrial techno-tinged territory for 'RAM Expansion', 'Division by Zero' and 'Experiment 5'. 'Quantum Computer' on the other hand submerges into a far more subdued, moody aurora. 'Bad Vibes' rounds off the proceedings with a hardcore-esque, almost ravey lil' breakbeat number. There have been a number of strong DMX releases in current times, but to our ears this ranks with the best of 'em. Thoroughly recommended. [Interstellar Sounds]
  
  Ed flexes some darkside EBM electro-techno muscle with 'RAM Expansion'. He's right on the money with this one, feasting on early '90s-era AFX, PCP or Anibaldi styles with the kind of table manners that sets this EP apart from pastiche. If you ask us, it's some of his best work in years, hitting up some proper darkside winners in mescal-flavoured sting of the title track and the highly-sprung 155bpm Analord rephlux of 'Bad Vibes', but to be fair they're all strong. [Boomkat]
  
  
  RAM Expansion
  Experiment 5
  Quantum Computer
  Division
  Rubout
  Bad Vibes
  
  
  Preview soundclips: soundcloud.com/last-known-trajectory/sets/dmx-krew-ram-expansion-last-known-trajectory
  
  
  PLEASE NOTE: This purchase is for the 12" vinyl release only
  NO DIGITAL FORMATS are supplied with this release
  
  
  All tracks written, recorded and produced by Ed DMX
  Mastered by Alek Stark
  © 2015 Last Known Trajectory
  
  
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• DMX Krew – RAM Expansion : Limited Edition WHITE VINYL 12" w/full colour picture sleeve [TRAJECTORY 1016]

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  Off on a slightly different tangent to DMX Krew's more customary electronic-funk nuggets, this substantial six-tracker drives into darker, tougher and more abrasive, industrial techno-tinged territory for 'RAM Expansion', 'Division by Zero' and 'Experiment 5'. 'Quantum Computer' on the other hand submerges into a far more subdued, moody aurora. 'Bad Vibes' rounds off the proceedings with a hardcore-esque, almost ravey lil' breakbeat number. There have been a number of strong DMX releases in current times, but to our ears this ranks with the best of 'em. Thoroughly recommended. [Interstellar Sounds]
  
  Ed flexes some darkside EBM electro-techno muscle with 'RAM Expansion'. He's right on the money with this one, feasting on early '90s-era AFX, PCP or Anibaldi styles with the kind of table manners that sets this EP apart from pastiche. If you ask us, it's some of his best work in years, hitting up some proper darkside winners in mescal-flavoured sting of the title track and the highly-sprung 155bpm Analord rephlux of 'Bad Vibes', but to be fair they're all strong. [Boomkat]
  
  
  RAM Expansion
  Experiment 5
  Quantum Computer
  Division
  Rubout
  Bad Vibes
  
  
  Preview soundclips: soundcloud.com/last-known-trajectory/sets/dmx-krew-ram-expansion-last-known-trajectory
  
  
  PLEASE NOTE: This purchase is for the 12" vinyl release only
  NO DIGITAL FORMATS are supplied with this release
  
  
  All tracks written, recorded and produced by Ed DMX
  Mastered by Alek Stark
  © 2015 Last Known Trajectory
  
  
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