MUST DIE!’s Sophomore Album, “CRISIS VISION,” Is Lastly Right here [LISTEN]
It’s been seven years since MUST DIE!’s final, and debut, album, Loss of life & Magic. And like quite a lot of issues in life, good issues come to those that wait. His new album CRISIS VISION is out immediately and, from begin to end, is a journey via intense dubstep-ridden sound design and bone rattling bass.
5 of the album’s twelve tracks have already been launched as singles, together with the large collaboration “LOL OK” with Akeos and Skream. As well as, “LIFE SUCK” with the inimitable IMANU who placed on an unforgettable present with Buunshin at Porter Robinson’s Secret Sky lately, in addition to “DELETE IT ALL” with Ducky and “CHOOSE ONE” with rising artist LINK.
The album, although it doesn’t play prefer it, appears like a love letter to dubstep over time and to the longer term, placing sound design and artistic spins on the style on the forefront. Although there are many tracks that completely slap, there aren’t an entire lot that give the “peak set” vibe the place you simply want that one large monitor to actually get the gang going nuts. (Notable exception goes to “SORROW TECH” which, whereas not historically “peak set,” is an correct beast of a tune.)
Going again and listening to Loss of life & Magic compared to CRISIS VISION, particularly with tracks like “Gem Shards” and “Hellcat,” offers a good richer understanding of how MUST DIE!, and the style of dubstep as an entire, has progressed within the 7 years since.
CRISIS VISION is out now and accessible to stream in every single place. Test it out beneath!
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