While the wonky-ish “Trailer’s Drop” works more like an introduction to the whole EP, “Sculpting Supernova” is where “Phantasma” really starts to get loose. Exteme edits are combined with a flipped vocal by Noah23 over an impeccable drumbeat which give it a slight dirty south flavour. A new level is reached with the next track: “Maria Parhuzam” – a pushing, straight techno style beat, which underpins multiple layers of sounds and melodies. This track will leave nobody untouched. Finally, “Drink And Fuck”, a song that can only be found on the digital version of the EP as it was just recently released on a 10inch split vinyl from our friends at Luana Records, represents anger and energy with a kind of punkish approach to it.

With “Phantasma” Playpad Circus enters the beatmaker scene with a completely inimitable style. Through the additional support from the colleagues at Project: Mooncircle and Finest Ego the EP should be another big step forward in Playpad Circus’ uprising career.