

The title track features a growling, menacing bass, but rather than bludgeoning the listener into submission with a straight dance floor arrangement, Bunnik opts for a circuitous route that journeys through the melodic peaks and troughs that Sterac once ventured to with the heavenly "Asphyx." "Insecure" follows a totally different path, with trippy effects and larger-than-life hooks heralding Bunnik's diversification into spine-shivering, irresistible electronic disco rhythms. "Shade," on the other hand, is a serene, beatless affair, its pristine synth lines reminiscent of pre-Ginger Speedy J. Wildly diverse yet united by Bunnik's seemingly contradictory "raw but polished" approach to production, Grace has the quality its title suggests in spades.
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Published /
Fri / 20 Aug 2010 -
Words /
Richard Brophy -
Tracklist /
A1 Shade
A2 Grace
B1 Insecure
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