Subatomic EP

Astro returns with a high-octane collection of tracks, peaking at the dizzy heights of 138 BPM, engineered for late-night club moments and steeped in early 00s90s influences. We were fortunate to have Cape Town’s own Biodive for a remix, bringing a driving yet minimal sound, effortlessly captivating listeners. A1, Subatomic, seizes the spotlight with its relentless, driving energy. It immerses us in a 2001 trance soundscape, featuring sharp synth lines and dynamic vocal chops, while echoing, panned stabs enhance the track’s deep, otherworldly ambiance. River Torque, panning UFO pads from a different dimension, shifting gears with precision. A tunnelling groove locks in, firing us straight into peak-time. Direct, relentless, and built for the highest intensitythis one drives everything forward. No escape, just pure momentum. A3 sees Astro reconnect with his dub techno origins, pulling in the deep, atmospheric vibes of his early work. Basic Channel-inspired textures are unmistakable, but here they surge. Reverb-soaked layers cascade over a pumping 909, while razor-sharp hats slice through the fog, propelling the track into a hypnotic, futuristic drive. Wormhole is your go-to for testing low-end limitsbass-heavy, deep and undeniable. This might be the most floor-shaking, post-pumping Astro track yet. The rich, undying textures crafted from the Blofeld Waldorf deliver sweeping alien FX, creating a soundscape that feels both immersive and extraterrestrial. Biodive is one of those rare artists who can take a track to another level, almost transcending into another dimension. This remix embodies a minimal yet fierce Detroit soundstripped down but powerful, hitting with precision and intensity. Its the perfect choice to close out the EP, leaving a lasting impression with its raw energy and driving beat.