Invaders of Nine – Move the World EP

Released: 9^th September 2013

Invaders of Nine are the next big thing in DnB and Move the World is the next release ahead of their forthcoming debut album, Life Without Sound.

Turn My World Around jumps straight in with a heavy note before rapidly snow balling into a more substantial and raunchy baseline complimented by an epic synthetic melody. The construction of the whole song makes listening a pure joy. Even the intermediate section sounds like a drop, as the feisty production relentlessly rolls on. The vocals smoothly meander through the song providing extra power to the track before it finally, eloquently, fades back into the darkness at the end.

 

Solar Flare is a very tightly and intricately focused ball of tumultuous drumstep, punctuated by a resonant eerie piano to produce a haunting and memorable melody infrastructure. During the break it also takes a pleasant little detour, forming a second drop, different to the previous one.

 

 

 

 

Move Your Body features explosive synths, sturdy drumbeat and a powerful hook, fused together to create a crisp soundscape, coming first class to our ears. It starts with the duo’s characteristic power guzzling alien melody, before quickly progressing into a well-toned underlying synth, framed by the vocals of Angie Brown. The climax is a nicely structured piece, which wastes little time, as it makes way for the bass drone that follows.

For the final track on the EP, Enigma, the duo take a slower and more deliberate approach, forging a gradual and dramatic introduction with heavy swinging synth blows. When the drop does come, it flies upon a flurry of righteous violin strings and a drone of fast optimistic basslines.

Conclusion

The delivery from Invaders of Nine on this EP is stunning. The tracks provide us with a display of soaring productions that efficiently dispatch an array of slick synths and breathtaking baselines. The mind piercing qualities of Invaders of Nine’s music are matched only by the original and unconventional patterns that riddle their work, and this is true no more so than in this spectacular EP.

Invaders of Nine seem to be getting better and better, with their musical velocity now reaching fever pitch, it only seems a matter of time before they launch themselves into the upper ranks of the DnB scene.


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