Autoraw (STRTEP046), by CRIMES!

Autoraw (STRTEP046)

by CRIMES!

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1.	Flipdat 03:15	buy track
2.	FXXXUp 02:50	buy track
3.	Hoorunit 02:43	buy track
4.	Grim 01:39	buy track
5.	Wompers 02:52	buy track
6.	Realson 03:28	buy track
7.	Whattt 02:20	buy track
8.	Flipdat (Yunis Remix) 03:25	buy track
9.	FxxxUp (Banganagangbangers Remix) 02:57	buy track
10.	Hoorunit (Dj Pound Remix) 02:40	buy track
11.	Grim (Moniker Remix) 02:13	buy track
12.	Wompers (Holier Remix) 02:30	buy track
13.	Realson (Mark Instinct Remix) 03:35	buy track
14.	Whattt (Pixelord Remix) 04:10	buy track

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Pushing further and further into deeper realms of intergalactic bass manipulation, the man known as CRIMES! has brought the world an absolute slapper of an album with this Saturate! Records release “AUTORAW”.

While still providing that charged-up heaviness and melodicism that is his staple, CRIMES! brings yet more and more flavor to the table, with sparkling touches and 8-bit wormholes to warp the eardrums and brain cells of all living beings with auditory capabilities. Soulful vocals and epic cinematic breakdowns take the trap / dubstep vibe into a refreshingly illuminating and otherworldly place.

Like the 1-2 punch of “Grim” and “Wompers” back to back, the former establishing a gorgeous ambience and roughing you up as it builds, while the latter expands on that sound with bonus speaker melting bassline action to compliment the necksnap drums.

While there are other moments of pure aggression and synthesis-morphing audio gymnastics spliced together with chopped vocal samples, driving the attitude up into the red, as on “Realson” and “Hoorunit”. Absolute dance floor terror, and along with arpeggiation exploration and loopy slinkiness of “Whattt”, you have a genre-bending, monstrous amalgamation of impressive tunes. Add to that explosive remixes from Saturate! affiliates like Yunis and DJ Pound, crushing vibes on remixes from Moniker, Pixelord and Holier, and a slaptastic Mark Instinct rework, and you have a gourmet recipe for woofer decimation.