Demon Tea Recordings prove yet again why they are the ultimate in subversive, mind-expanding electronic music.
‘Oozie Goodness - The Eye Opening Elixir ’ is a collection of goa, break and psy trance that lives up to both the album’s name, and Demon Tea’s reputation.
What started as an amoeba in the primordial ooze of music takes full form and stands upright on the third instalment of the dynamic and progressive ‘Evolutionary Vibes’ collection.
‘The Evolution Will Not Be Televised’ is natural selection at work, a demonstration of Australian electronica adapting to its ever-changing environment, where only the strongest and fittest survive.
Simultaneously intimidating and enticing, dangerous and delightful, this record is definitely the apex predator of its species.
This second volume of the Evolutionary Vibes collection picks up where ‘The Endless Search For The Perfect Beat’ left off.
Where Volume I exuded an air of easy-going, late-night cool, ‘The Evolution Continues’ delves into the darker realms of electronica. Boasting 28 tracks over two CDs, this album is not so much a journey as it is an outer body, astral trip accompanied by a consciousness-altering soundtrack.
From first track to last, this is evolution on a scale that would shock Darwin himself.
The Evolutionary Vibes collection represents the development of Australian dance music in all its glory.
Featuring a well-curated selection of rare and limited cuts, these albums are more than a simple retrospective; they provide a guided journey through an immense library of deeply-textured electronic soundscapes.
This first volume, ‘The Endless Search For The Perfect Beat’ takes listeners to the roots of sample-based composition, embracing a decidedly laidback, chilled-out personality.
The Daisycutters cast off the shackles of normality on their sophomore EP.
This album encapsulates the essence of their punk-infused pop sound which has made them the unsung darlings of the Australian indie scene.
The stories are compelling, told with unburdened and heartfelt honesty rarely heard in pop songs of today.
Just try not to sing-along, we dare you.
