This most accomplished and leftfield EP closes with a more crisp and dynamic edit of 'Sex, Drugs, & Cloned Embryos' with brain-cleansing chord sequences. The fourth offering is a suspensory track with heavenly pads and glowing harmonies with a deeply buried jungle rhythm driving it forward beneath swirling vocal whispers. The equally compelling and complex 'Escape From Lab 33 (Neverending Labyrinth of Hallways Mix)' is a techno exploration of the farthest reaches of our galaxy where shooting synths and twisted lasers flash about over a relentlessly rubbery groove. The second track is darker, with a skeletal rhythm pulling away beneath off-grid hits and claps, razor-sharp hi-hats, and pent-up energy that locks you in. With that in mind, the opening track 'That Time I Nanoadapted Into A Cat God (And Now My Soul's Stuck In The Holomatrix Mix)' is a mind-expanding affair with glitchy claps, double-time techno drums, and spooky vocals pacing about the mix. Part of me wants to believe there's some way out of this cycle do we live forever or do we die again and again? Or maybe it's both at the same time. But at what cost does this technology come, both on the soul, and the structure of the universe, as we proliferate through and devour that which brought us to life. Sprinkle a little side of Star Trek replicators and hyperspace travel, and it sounds wildly fantastical and exciting. Are we the aliens we've been searching for? Will we nanoadapt ourselves into chimeric alien hybrid creatures and populate the universe, only to watch us destroy it and ourselves? Give me those LED nanoink tattoos and teleportation devices. Part of my mind is wildly fascinated with the trappings of a science fiction universe I love reading about in a good sci-fi story. He is an artist with a hyperactive mind and hugely complex sound that draws on tech, IDM, electro, ambient, and so much more.

It is a multi-media outlet that draws on years of playing at clubs like fabric London and festivals like Coachella, Desert Hearts, and Piknic Electronik. Reagan founded this label after going solo following work as one half of Superfreq duo Dance Spirit.

Robotek logo