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OSR: Nitepunk’s debut, while not as consistent as Skrillex’s QFF, is also more adventurous and reaches higher highs than that album.

If you’ve been following the EDM scene at least somewhat actively for the past 5 years, then you no doubt have stumbled across the name Nitepunk, a Georgian music producer mostly focused on the sounds of hardcore breaks and hybrid trap. With his first big breakout hit being the track Deadman with Vulgatron and Mark The Beast. With this single ... read more

I honestly wasn't paying much attention to this record for the majority of its release cycle and I definitely regret doing so in hindsight. That being said, I was able to jump into this record front to back with little prior biases or lingering thoughts which I thought served the record well. Individually the tracks on this album are absolute fire, but when listening to the project holistically, it's just that much better. The tracklist is crafted in such a way that each track builds upon the ... read more

From left to right, this electronic project will turn red into a different meaning in this bass-filled monstrosity

A fairly under the radar release as Nitepunk isn't the biggest name in the scene, but if you know you know. A very daring, adventurous album with great production and a fantastic atmosphere. Give this one a go and you won't regret it. One of the more complete EDM albums out there.