REVIEW: Komytea - Conspiracy / Pentagon / Thriller out on Anjunadeep

Komytea - Conspiracy
Komytea - Pentagon
Komytea - Thriller

One of the label's longest standing artists, Komytea's impressive Anjunadeep discography includes the eerie electro hit “UFO”, the dark atmospheres of “Afghanistan” and their "Anjunadeep:03" appearance "Algebra". 

Offering three contrasting flavours, Komytea make a triumphant return to Anjunadeep with "Conspiracy", "Pentagon" and "Thriller". 

A darker, more energised track that recent outings, "Conspiracy" is a throbbing techno grinder that bristles with growling, gritty baselines, techie stabs and haunting effects. Just when you are getting pulled further into its grip, the track flips with bright, high-energy melody drops before ducking back into the groove. 

Another unique concoction, "Pentagon" blends synth filled melodic layers with meaty electronic grooves - again utilising explosive drops. 

Third track "Thriller" demonstrates their potential for more experimental electronica. With warbling leads and bass -heavy rhythms, Komytea build layers of percussion and ghostly effects to an epic crescendo. Once again Komytea have created an inspiring and unique package.

Komytea - Conspiracy/Pentagon/Thriller by Anjunadeep

Dimitri Kechagias review: Komytea is superb artist with always big surprises in his hard disk. 3 more great tunes are revealed from it on a really top notch EP that breaks new grounds big time. Conspiracy as the name suggests is a great hybrid of influences and sounds with electro, prog and tech house being the main ones. It has a beautiful bubbly groove and upon it there are some really electryfing  melodic layers along with blippy kind of melodies. Also some great atmospheric sounds   add a deep melancholic moody cinematic feel. Its definitely a viscious conspiracy of quality electronic music. Pentagon is the more prime time tool for your dj sets. If you adore the epic prog house variation this top tune is so large as its title suggests. Full on and straight to its point with big synths and great drive its the one to get some hands in the air. Lastly the more experimental one is Thriller. It creates tension and resolves it in a such clever way. If you play leftfield dubby sets I think this one can make the trick for you. Komytea  is back in hot action and we can only follow...

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