Daze

Brood Ma\'s experimental first album for Tri Angle is a perfect fit for the label\'s dystopian aesthetic. Like his peers Lotic and Rabit, the self-described \"cybergoth\" revels in shuddering rhythms and broken-glass textures, and he treats his synths like molten plastic, stretching viscous tones into wildly contorted shapes. The queasy sirens of \"Molten Brownian Motion\" sound like rave music for the end of the world, and there\'s a hint of pop in the chopped and charred vocals of \"Sacrificial Youth.\" Meanwhile, \"Dim Returns\" carefully balances violence with grace, like the album as a whole.

Brood Ma, a London-based producer and recent signee to the label Tri Angle, joins forward-thinking artists like Rabit, Roly Porter, and Lotic. Rather than maintain a singular focus, the producer skips from idea to idea, uniting decades of club music under a singular industrial umbrella.

Brood Ma, a London-based producer and recent signee to the label Tri Angle, joins forward-thinking artists like Rabit, Roly Porter, and Lotic. Rather than maintain a singular focus, the producer skips from idea to idea, uniting decades of club music under a singular industrial umbrella.

Having generated a certain amount of buzz through his previous two digital-only albums and his association with tastemakers Quantum Natives...

Having generated a certain amount of buzz through his previous two digital-only albums and his association with tastemakers Quantum Natives...

Brood Ma is the alias of London producer James B Stringer, a member of the Quantum Natives collective and an electronic soundsmith whose two vastly

Brood Ma is the alias of London producer James B Stringer, a member of the Quantum Natives collective and an electronic soundsmith whose two vastly