Human Resource Exploitation Manual, by Privacy

Human Resource Exploitation Manual

by Privacy

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neur0dancer WTF!?! Light assault material. No place to hide.....24bits Favorite track: Apex Predator.

Emerging Patterns no bullshit on this ep...
those tracks are designed to destroy the floor. will nuke them for sure!
full support Favorite track: Constant Transient.

Nic Brown Cutting straight to the chase, "Human Resource Exploitation Manual" (the title should give you a clue as to how uncompromising this record is) is a three-headed, fire-breathing, electro monster bent on dance floor destruction. Weak moments there are none, but opener "Constant Transient" might just be the pick of the bunch. As hook-heavy as Objekt's "Ganzfeld" but with twice the visceral power, it's a big, beauteous blast of bruising brilliance. I value my Privacy. Favorite track: Constant Transient.

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Raucous, human source-exploiting, hydro-electric powered laser electro from Privacy. Purple, lobster sticker, black label and a 'Theory of Coercion' insert.

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Privacy returns to Lobster Theremin with three slabs of slimy, modular, machine-driven electro. Human Resource Exploitation Manual is an aural guide in the optimum exploitation of human substance and material.

Milled from the charred detritus of human-cyborg fragments, 'Constant Transient' is a race out of an interstellar hellish warzone, where only Android Queens and Alien Overlords have survived the neutron bomb.

'Code' picks up at the reboot of the human memory, on a far-away planet in the outer rim. Identity is all but lost, and all that remains are fragments of incoherent data and a face scorched into the cerebral cortex.

Now recovered and functioning at 98%, 'Apex Predator' is the boss-level inertia. A scrap across time, out of comic-book fantasy and straight into a 90's rave warehouse rooftop battle. Breakbeats collide with bionic armour and lasers outshine lasers. Its humans vs the machines.

But who really wins in the end?