Neural Rectifier: Problem, Reaction, Solution (CD) - Last Possible Solution

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1. Initiate

2. Doing Harm

3. Suppressant

4. Allegiance to Urd

5. Techno Rocka

6. Dead Shadow

7. Resonant Evil Remix

8. Prohibition Dub

9. I cant believe that

Neural Rectifier Syndrome's 'Problem, Reaction, Solution'

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Style:	Psytrance, Psychedelic Trance
Released:	Dec. 2009/49
Format:	CD, Compact Disc
Cat-No:	LPS1CD008
Barcode:	5060147121773

The much anticipated 8th release from Last Possible Solution is a slick club inspired collection of fat tracks that showcases his diverse influences.

It's deep sound maintains the raw energy of the underground and features some of the freshest and most innovative electronic music ever to come out of the UK! Track 1 'Initiate' starts with a backwards bell summoning the listener to pay attention whilst layered pads, ambient textures and the trademark NRS kick and bass all fit together seamlessly in the classic opening track. From the twisted techno sounds of 'Doing Harm', the freaked out beats of 'Suppressant' and the raw power of 'Allegiance To Urd' the pace picks up as dance floor stormer after another draws the listener into the strange world of Lek Black. Track 5 'Techno Rocka' screams techno, techno, techno, over the top of a crazed rave lead line, insidious bassline and driving percussion. This track has been played many a time in the NRS live set. 'Dead Shadow' track 6 takes over at breakbeat speed with some serious sonic warping, another dark atmospheric track which culminates with rave choirs, police sirens and rolling breakbeats. Next is the remix of the 'Scorb' classic 'Resonant Evil' taking a new twist on a very familiar track. Featuring complex shifting rhythms over squelchy riffs, tight open hats and some demented chicken noises the middle breakdown leaves you in no doubt as what is to come next. Music for dancefloor warriors! Track 8 'Prohibition Dub' slows things right down and is a hint of Lek's latest explorations, minimal dark and psychedelic. The last track 'I Can't Believe That' features an acoustic guitar intro from the mystical producer Vincent Garcia, totally weird, the phased piano and cowboy type delays in no way prepare the listener for what is to come next''Problem, Reaction, Solution' is way ahead of its time and has been made by one of the most unique electronic producers to come out of England.