Oscar Mulero - Poisonality EP [PoleGroup]

Óscar Mulero stays busy in his studio as usual. His musical output keeps growing, always exploring new directions and flavors while preserving his artistic integrity. For this EP on his own Pole Group label, he showcases his combative side after some forays into deeper and more intricate territories.

Poisonality EP is about the wise use of distortion in techno, about not conforming to seasonal standards, about researching new rhythms, new types of arrangements, and new limits in sound design, always remembering the roots.

Aroma de Falso Amor is the first exercise, exploring the abrasive power of broken and distorted rhythms, saturated drones and textures, and hyper-dynamic song structures. The result is an exercise in unconventional techno, essential for spicing up any set.

Poisonality gives its name to the EP and works with asymmetry combined with the right dose of sharpness, creating a super-revolved high-tech session. Chaotic, hypnotic, and mental.

Iris Malicioso opens the B-side with an eye on Detroit's funk tradition, combined with the power of the best British influences of the nineties. Here, drums and stabs are the main ingredients, intertwining, mutating, and constantly evolving. High-tech funk in its purest expression.

Dos Pequeños Zorros closes the track list, again focusing on the dance floor and keeping the ingredients minimal, continuous, and obsessive, with a rough and constantly twisted sequence running over a precise groove, keeping things busy throughout the entire structure.