That´s what I call a killer track! It starts as a dull bass drum, then slowly winds itself via synth-surfaces, light as feathers, up to snuffling bass lines, cicadic hihats and through nocturnal sound spaces in low frequencies. Untolds first part of his trilogy »Change In A Dynamic Environment« finally redefines the musical mirror of our dynamic society. No chaotic pile of headless, fixed ideas, no wild mashing of old and obsolete points of view, but visionary devotion and restlessness. »Motion The Dance« is the above described killer track, which, for its entire six minutes, works its way like an oversized drill through hard rocks as if they were made of butter. Constantly changing layers of rock pass by and scratch the drill, while it can only do one thing: Go forward. »Luminous« on the flip side follows up with its syncopic rhythm and starts a Kneipp therapy made of Acid-Plockers, IDM-dreams and hardcore chain saws. Played on 100 decibel, this will dislocate every hip joint after having burnt all our synapses. The music of the future can be so beautiful!
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