Next in the series of Traffica releases comes this interesting EP from Ben Anderson. First in the series of releases from this producer is a minimal affair focusing on the adaptations of ethnic traditionals.
More Afters, the title track, is a massive bass-driven minimal monster made primarily for those eclectic afters. With its ethnic percussion arranged in a non-traditional grooving style, the track peaks with its prophetic spine-tingling vocal. Building itself around a percussive theme, it again clashes with a noise-enhanced vocal break just to turn to its funkier side.
Dear Deer, starts off with a simple percussive patern, enhanced with chopped vocals and glitching percussion. Further evolving, the track is greatly enhanced by the pulsating chord and micro breaks, leading to a massive outbursts of noise just to enhance the main plucked theme. That's when it get interesting, with its grooving chord progressions and subtle indian percussion edits.
Missing Mr. Leary perfectly complements this EP with its bass outbursts and quirky percussion. A slowly-evolving arrangement focuses more on the subtle groove changes paving the way for the main theme. With the introduction of the japanese flutre theme, the track glitches on, ever evolving.
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