Review of Machine Girl – SUPER FREQ EP

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Machine Girl’s “SUPER FREQ EP” catapults listeners into a high-octane universe where acid gamefunk meets dropped warp slaps, creating a frenetic soundscape that’s both anarchic and meticulously crafted. Known for their blistering fusion of digital hardcore, breakcore, and punk ethos, Machine Girl once again proves they’re at the cutting edge of electronic music, pushing boundaries and expectations.

From the onset, “SUPER FREQ EP” grabs you by the jugular, demanding attention with its relentless energy and complex rhythms. Machine Girl employs a kaleidoscopic array of sounds, from distorted basslines to frenzied breakbeats, all while weaving in an undercurrent of acid techno vibes that give the EP its flair. It’s as if the soundtrack to a dystopian arcade game got a shot of adrenaline, resulting in music that’s both exhilarating and nerve-wracking.

The EP’s standout feature is its ability to blend chaos and harmony. Tracks oscillate between moments of sheer intensity and fleeting instances of melody, creating a dynamic listening experience. There’s a unique texture to the music, with beats and synths seemingly bending and twisting in space, creating a sound that’s not just heard but felt on a visceral level.

Machine Girl’s “SUPER FREQ EP” is a thrilling ride through the realms of acid gamefunk and electronic experimentation. It’s a testament to the power of electronic music to innovate, provoke, and mesmerize. For those willing to dive into its turbulent waters, “SUPER FREQ EP” offers a glimpse into the future of sound, courtesy of one of the most exciting acts in the underground music scene.

Review by Briyan Frederick, Discover Sounds, 2024


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Discover Sounds is a blog, vlog, curio shop and podcast by Briyan Frederick (GAJOOB, Tapegerm, Homemade Music) which explores sound design and creative recording.

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