
But I think the best way to describe the compilation is this: Talents LP Vol. 1 is a release which should give people hope for the future of neurofunk. It shows both that the genre thankfully won't be staying in the same place for too long and there is indeed some excellent proverbial fresh blood in the water. The most notable example of the compilation's achievement is standout track "Tangent Line" by Object. It's got some seriously powerful toms to lead the listener right into the main section, incredibly disorienting and fun in its own right with its thudding, shocking bass and off-center beat. Christ's "Hidden Depth" is another great example of what some people would call an "absolute tune," with its excellent ticky neurofunk drums behind a heavily pulsing wall of synths. Really, though, this release should be a great launching point for all ten producers' careers. There's not a bad track here, and the compilation as a whole is a testament to the success of both NeurofunkGrid and Ammunition Recordings. If anyone finds neurofunk at all interesting, this release is a must-have.
Ammunition Recordings: Facebook/Official Website
NeurofunkGrid: Facebook/Official YouTube Channel
You can buy the compilation on Beatport here.
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