“No one can escape” greets you right before the initial deluge of grimy, unbridled filth that is the first drop of ‘Invader.’ Feeling like your consciousness has truly been taken over by a foreign entity, you’ll become a mere slave to the wild air wiggles, a shell inhabited by the frequencies. It almost feels like the bass lines are speaking to you, using an updated dialect courtesy of Microsoft Sam. If you’re in the mood for some heavy, futuristic diesel, look no further, Detrix has you covered. Check out ‘Invader’ for yourself below!

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Continuing his campaign of spicy audio domination, ‘Parallax’ starts off with a incredibly energetic build into a hip-shaking west coast bass affair. Feeling like new-age low-rider music, the drawn-out melody gives it this slowed feeling that makes you want to drop it low so fast you bust through the flooring. Combining the grittiness with the diabolical melody creates this sinful concoction of musical fascination. The latter drop starts off very reminiscent of the first, but then quickly switches into a sonic laser cannon of enormous magnitude. To call it monstrous would be a gross understatement, as it could easily be mistaken for a doomsday weapon.

With a track record like his, it’s become readily apparent that anything Detrix puts out is going to be hot fire. Keep an ear firmly adjusted to the ground for what he’s got coming next, and check out ‘Parallax’ for yourself below!

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“What the fuck is up?” is truly a fitting vocal sample for this track, as the dastardly delay before the initial drop will have you scratching your head in wonder of what’s about to hit you. Being even more unstable than the cast of Tiger King, ‘WTF’ will have you completely off your rocker as its contagious crunches contaminate the capacious airwaves. Emanating peak debilitating effects, the calculated switches will leave you mangled, yet eagerly awaiting more. The second drop adds in even more delicious layers, making this joint go from an already top-shelf quality, to now being dipped in resin and rolled in kief for borderline adulterous levels of cacophony. Forget a lighter, this piece is hot enough to light your blunts for today. Check out ‘WTF’ for yourself below, and grab the free download here!

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‘Forward’ begins with the vocal sample “send em back,” and the only thing you’ll be sending back is the piece to the 0:00 mark. Rare are the collaborators that can successfully release multiple fantastic efforts in a row, but for these 2 it seems like a breeze. Between Cancel’s gritty, mechanized sounds, and the ever-impressive bassy elements from Detrix, it’s a combination that just continues to work. The 2nd drop is even spicier than the first, with the trappy switch-ups sure to raise eyebrows. If you’re feeling in the mood to go HAM for 3 minutes and 18 seconds, throw this puppy on and let the chaotic energizer-bunny like energy take control. Check out ‘Forward’ for yourself below and grab the free download here!

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Illustrating an unmatched propensity for collaboration, the track utilizes a synth-woven introduction that works to heighten the sensations as the rhythmic chanting of percussion and a pandemic audible siren blare in the backdrop. A sudden, cleanly-laced vocal sample, deflect the track toward an audible gauntlet, which vacillates between a cavernous trap resonance and spasmodic bass-infused fills, lending the track an unmatched tangible depth.

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