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Following the success of his debut EP, Komisch is delighted to put out the next instalment from SP-X. Like his first release, the three tracks on Field Lines Never End capture the essence of contemporary techno - austere and functional, yet deeply resonating. Field Construction starts with crackle of a broken power cable accompanying brittle percussion and a juggernaut rhythm, before dank filters, distorted riffs and a combination of doubled up claps and hissing hats bring the track to an irresistibly dark climax. Internalize follows a similar path, but straight away SP-X plots a more ominous course, with a muffled filter making way for jarring riffs, a grubby acid line and killer claps. Last but certainly not least, Flux is constructed using dense rhythms, deadweight, iron bar beats and a howling siren riff that sounds like it came from beyond. All the while, SP-Xs rasping, firing percussion weaves in and out. These are deadly effective techno tracks, streamlined for use on big speakers - but dont take our word for it, try them out yourselves!