Maedon crafts some very melodic jams, with refreshing song structure and storytelling trips achieved
through excellent sample work and programming prowress. Make no mistake, this is fghting music. It's
blazing hard, with grueling energy, and a fair for the dramatic. Maedon likes relevant content, as tracks
like “Rave-Act Never Forget” expose pathetic pledges from poser politicians who have dared to protest
against the dance music scene in their past. You have been exposed Biden. The madness continues with
the menacing “Destroyer of Worlds”, a massive rave jam with otherworldly synths based around the
words of a certain man’s famously guilty post-atomic quote from the Hindu scripture known as the
Bhagavad Gita. It's a reminder of your sins, Oppenheimer.
The selection continues to concoct clever experiments with pressure and feels at times like riding a
roller coaster thru outer space “Destroy the Status Quo” with subtly pitch-shifting metallic highs and
ravey tone-work captivates the mind as gravity drops jerk the body into uncontrollable motion.
“Rudersdorf Trip” is a sick adventure into the darkness, with whispered vocals ‘this is what you want this
what you need’ leading the charge of hypnotic, spiraling acid. “Childhood dreams” is an excellent ending
to the LP, an innovative melodic charmer with nostalgic future vibes pumped up by a broken techno
beat.
In truth, all the tracks stand out; a solid efort from start to fnish. It serves as a lesson in production for
her peers. She enjoys the process, creating a chance for all to dance away their pain. For Maedon, our
ears are like trophies to collect. no one is safe.