9.8
Up next on FSOE Clandestine, Indecent Noise & Johann Stone join forces for the Nordic inspired 'Rimur'. A high octane production which pulses energy throughout, this is a record that will have every clubber encapsulated from start to finish.
Dimitri Kechagias review:
Beat and Rhythm10
Basslines and Groove10
Melody 10
Synths 10
Vocals and Lyrics10
Breakdown10
Climax / Drop / Crescendo / Pay off moment10
Intensity, Drive and Energy10
Sound-design and Arrangement10
Overall Atmosphere10
Goosebumps / Shivers moments10
Emotional affinity and heartfelt moments9
Originality and Inventiveness10
Dancefloor Efficiency / Festival Arenas Effectiveness10
You can’t get this memorable track out of your head9
It has potential to become an anthem or a classic9
Indecent Noise & Johann Stone - Rimur10
Summary
Indecent Noise and Johann Stone collaborate for the first time on FSOE Clandestine for the massive psy tech trancer Rimur. If you like it darker rougher and in your face this is definitely the track for you. Energetic psy trance basslines, pounding drums, plenty of acid overtones and most importantly a very surprising breakdown with cinematic male vocal choir that will travel your mind to faraway places. The climax is powerful and bass focused with clever effects, vocal snippets and vicious underground madness that simply keeps the crowd on the dancefloor asking for more! #PureBassPower Love It9.8
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