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Eights Everywhere – Daemon EP [Slothacid]

Sacha Robotti’s Slothacid imprint continues to carve an impressive niche for itself by providing a platform for tomorrow’s talent with another weighty release, this time in the shape of the acid-tinged “Daemon” EP by the mysterious Eights Everywhere.

Out August 28th, the two-track EP kicks off with “Daemon” – a dark, techno cut that is brimming with analogue synthwork layered over a rolling groove. Sparse percussion compliments the stripped-back electronica and summons the memory of a darkened dancefloor – if you’re looking for the perfect example of a club-ready track, this is it.

“Daemon exists in the background, unknown to the primary user, somewhere between the infinite and personal perception. Daemon embeds itself in the technology between the quantum mind and human experience.” – Eights Everywhere

Completing the release is the impactful “Acid Elbow” which steps things up a gear and is designed to rattle the ears with a seriously low-end bassline which drips in suspense. As the track builds, effects and industrial synths make way for the anticipated 303-style acid sounds which as always, are the star of the show and promise to keep clubbers hypnotised to the very last beat.

“Much of the inspiration behind Daemon & Acid Elbow comes from experiences at Burningman, Desert Hearts, Symbiosis, & Lightning in a Bottle. I think I might have actually first met label boss Sacha at Burningman after a close friend of mine had said I should connect with him over music. He’s such an approachable down to earth person with a good heart it definitely makes releasing this music under Slothacid feel all that much better.” – Eights Everywhere

A club-ready release for the socially distant ravers, the “Daemon” EP fits the brief for any party – if you’ve got the soundsystem, Slothacid will provide the ammunition, so be sure to load up your arsenal on August 28th.

Eights Everywhere – “Daemon” EP