Ne Boyat'sya [stickered sleeve]
- Record label
- Tram Planet Records
- Catalog Number
- TP016
- Release Date
- March 19th 2021
- Genres
Tracks
play | pos | title | artists | duration |
---|---|---|---|---|
A1 | Ne Boyat'sya | 5:10 | ||
A2 | Moskva-Bagdad | 5:10 | ||
B1 | If You Didn't Know, Bitch | 4:19 | ||
B2 | Korean Ride | 4:51 | ||
B3 | Drug Dealer's Accountant | 4:20 |
Any Act's Ne Boyat'sya EP unleashes an endurance test of annihilated techno. Punk blood runs red across the 5-track EP of unrelenting no-fucks-given energy and adds to an already thriving community of like-minded Russian brethren. It is here where Any Act builds upon this fertile ground and forges new bounds of invigorated punk techno and EBM. Take the eponymous opening track - a bare-knuckled anthem of distorted guitars and thrashing drum-set fills that evoke the days of swinging sweaty elbows in those dungy, DIY punk shows. Building off this heat-induced energy, "Moskva-Baghdad" carves out an acid bath of hi jinks, mother tongue vocals on top of world-conscious sounds. The pain only gets more brutal as "If You Didn't Know" enters the ring, with its Memphis rap-tinged and gritty EBM aesthetics - the track powers through with pumping cruelty. "Korean Ride" touches upon the untapped corners of ice-sharp electro with an undercurrent of esoteric, yet melodic, sensibilities. To close out the release, "Drug Dealer's Accountant" weaponizes the elements for an effective club banger - a submerged sub bassline, surgeon-precise vocal cuts and gut punching rhythms for a KO finish. In other words: polnoye razrusheniye kluba.