10.0
Label favourite Robbie van Doe returns to Mental Asylum with his latest EP. As the name suggest this EP is not for the faint hearted.
Both tracks deliver huge amounts of driving bass, energetic acid and gripping melodies in a delightfully evil combination. This is an EP where both tracks deliver 100% with neither "Depravity" or "Malevolent" lacking in any department
Dimitri Kechagias review:
Beat and Rhythm10
Basslines and Groove10
Melody 10
Synths 10
Breakdown10
Climax / Drop / Crescendo / Pay off moment10
Intensity, Drive and Energy10
Sound-design and Arrangement10
Overall Atmosphere10
Goosebumps / Shivers moments10
Emotional affinity and heartfelt moments10
Originality and Inventiveness10
Dancefloor Efficiency / Festival Arenas Effectiveness10
You can’t get this memorable track out of your head10
It has potential to become an anthem or a classic10
Robbie van Doe - Devil EP10
Summary
The upcoming and quickly rising talent Robbie van Doe presents two immense tech trance bombs under the title EVIL EP on Mental Asylum. Depravity is highly energetic bouncer with hard metallic basslines, pounding tough drums and superb intensity. Acid overtones are added and the game gets harder. The breakdown is cinematic with airy pads and calming soft melodies followed by huge euphoric synthy riffs that explode out of any proportions. The climax is dark, wild and freaked out with plenty of acid lines. Malevolent is equally tough with different rhythm and groove with the breakdown being cinematic and dreamy with huge euphoric synthy lines with interesting spoken vocal samples that create the dark atmosphere. The climax is full on and headbanging with certain Dj Scot Project influence in it. From the two Malevolent sounds irresistibly devilish. #PureDarkness10.0
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