This EP comes correct with a combination of intricate rhythms, warm melodies and glitchy abstractions – Dirty Oranges features buzzing pads, mangled samples and modulating synth lines. NextPhaser-Leader1 is a hauntingly lush affair, complete with a bubbling bassline and diamond cut rhythms. Ramping up the pace, Myon Zekt clocks in at 150bpm with some particularly angry sounding 303s. And to round off proceedings, we hurtle off into the ether with the intergalactic funk of Molecular (des)Integration.

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"(...) dense and hard-hitting. The Lisbon-based Vetrix is also a sound designer, a fact that becomes abundantly clear the more one listens to the EP's four electro-techno workouts. “Dirty Oranges” presents a wide-screen mix of beats, distorted voice samples, and blinding synthetic colour, while speaking voice fragments splinter across aggressive funk rhythms and cyclonic atmospheres in the aptly-titled “Molecular (des)Integration.” Abetted by an acidy front line of squealing 303s, “Myon Zekt” injects its brain-addling ambiance with a punishing, hyperactive groove. That the lush closer “Next Phaser-Leader1” brings the lights down a bit lower comes as a welcome relief after the intensity of the other three stormers. Vetrix's material bursts with barely-contained energy, which makes one look all the more forward to the release of a twelve-track album scheduled for March, 2010. "