"British producer BNJMN heads even further into harder techno territory with the heavyweight four tracker, MDCCLXXII. Tipping his cap to '90s industrial techno, the A side delivers two uncompromising cuts. ""MDCCLXXII"" is tough - brash drums merging with metallic, tonal signals and searing hats. ""Tor"" is similarly up-tempo, however more stripped in comparison, BNJMN continuing his inventive and challenging sound design in this Beltram-esque bassline killer. ""T.E.N.S"" is a short collage of buzzing, cerebral electronics, leading into ""Where The Wild Berries Grow"" - a fuzzy, hypnotic trip of lo-fi ambience and post-club psychedelia, stretching out over eight minutes." Mdcclxxii, Tor, T.E.N.S, Where the Wild Berries Grow
