The name Kantyze isn’t one we were too familiar with her at Stereoboard, having only really heard of them via their contribution to IM:Ltd’s wicked ‘Junction 12’ compilation earlier this year. Now, we’ve got hold of their brand new EP ‘Fish Eye’, and the French duo have given us a taste of what they’re really about!
Consisting of Igor and Fred (aka Knockoutz and Feubo), the duo - who also run the label m-Atome, that released this very EP - described this release as simply a demonstration of what they feel like writing at the moment; a frank and honest evaluation of a rather hefty four-track collection that hit shelves today.
Opening with it’s title track ‘Fish Eye’, the EP immediately lets you know these two Frenchmen mean business. Combining drum and bass percussion with a techno-influenced (or perhaps even gabba-influenced?!) stomp, and a dark industrial bassline with bleeping futuristic synths, it sets the tone for the rest of the EP - a unique blend of unusual and experimental sounds.
Also on the EP alongside ‘Dren’ and the evil half-time number that is ‘Marauder VIP’, is my personal favourite ‘Factory Slum’. It’s eery build-up is met by a neurofunk steppa with a wicked bassline that would tear the face off any mouth-chewing raver, and I’ve been rinsing it ever since it landed in my inbox earlier in the summer.
You can check out the tracks below - if you like them, they’re available to grab here!
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