Top 100 Chart Placements
Updated 2 years ago
Asymmetric boss Inigo Kennedy returns to his label to kick off another year with a captivating five track EP Unstable Isotopes. Title track Unstable Isotopes brings real machine funk to the front; hard not to move to this one. Second up is Hyperdrive which pushes ahead full-throttle, undulating waves crashing around a simple but brutally effective interplay of two notes. Third track, Propulsion, keeps to the four-to-the-floor but brings more of a rolling Detroit flavour with its uplifting slightly gritty chords. Next up is Dizzy Heights, dense rolling percussion and waves of arpeggios bringing an intense energy to the release before closing track Spectacular closes things out in majestic style; lush, spacious, sentimental electronica tipping its hat to the mid 90s and the future in equal measure.
Asymmetric head Inigo Kennedy returns to his label to kick off another year with a stunning five track EP Flux Rope. Title track Flux Rope opens the release with a solid 909 four-to-the-floor, heavy toms, fizzing hats and a fluttering synth line that teases throughout. Next up, Maruader, which keeps with the four-to-the-floor feel and lurches in the best of ways with an absolutely killer bleep-style bass and shuffling hats; an ice cold pad cuts though as the track evolves. Third track, The Witching Hour, is classic Asymmetric, rolling bass-heavy percussion set against yearnful pads which tip upwards every so often. Changing tack is fourth track Up End It All, an uplifting and slamming take on drum and bass, heavy constantly changing beats on rotation and classic Kennedy melody binding the track together in elegant style. Last up is Infinity, another slice of Asymmetric class, driving beats and weaving arpeggios. What a start to 2026!