“The Hungarian producer’s first album for Planet Mu picks up the deconstructive thread of recent left-field electronic music, splitting the difference between academic inquiry and rave hedonism.”
“Gábor Lázár returns with an exercise book of rhythmic workouts, where a concise sound palette is playfully reconfigured and pushed to, and perhaps beyond, it’s natural conclusion. The album’s tracks cycle through a recurring bank of harsh, frostbitten sounds, often reminiscent of labelmate Jlin, though more restrained and regimented in its execution. The tracks are solidly built and insular creat”
